Page 20 Advertisements Column 1

NZ Truth, Issue 1017, 23 May 1925, Page 20

pF^llEll^| Full Egg Baskets. » 1 Jff toi m From this season's pullets — thanks to Karswood Poultry Spice. ' t / f^*^^^^^J!^lr :^\ m Some poultry keepers say that new . , ;r; „—- ^ .: \ /v^iS^rT Iffi^Ssoiw ft m laid eggs cost a shilling each to produce ■ • f•- IV iifßM^B*- V - * n Ma y< because the old bir <ls are "rest- , . , '/fV-vV ' « «|J*M § f|f| iISANDiiSriHBw - m started laying. If this is. your experi- •. ; i fiff&fy&b^ \< V • to mr LJ r- 2 ence, friendly reader, start your birds . "■." Vrymul' %itsk*\\ '" ■ mJr?> e> f\P/ S forthwith on, the food which endless . '-■•••. ll.^L^ ."' ffl^\ 7> 'A ■jLL) - ■#.--. i »!»*r mwiW m tests has • prbved to , produce the most ''• l\v>}a -j>* \ atppi m f,ff xww.l (iCOTr » eggs for the least moneyj viz., Kars- „. AuvSk *Jf- .. ufJ«v . * »i»i*| i- -■--■ iimi. . f tfll m ■ wood Poultry Spice, containing ground ;: Vl^A '"-y V/n \S. I'M yffllnfl r Pfl till IM tfiffilfll; ' M insects (the cost of which is a half- •^^T7J^ ; ir^V \ 1 fl'«ggai, -r .L oil {UwiWl S penny a day 'for every twelve hens).- •» '■■■■■■-, -<_'f Yvuir '/I <^. \ ' ''HiSffla fCT III] ■ UiRMIv " a Thls food is irresistible as an egg pro- /yTvU/P^V iKnlxiX >HIHIBIiLL' ' Jfflf rffiapi- # ducer. More, poultry keepers use it // Ail -* / rA\ OT iNv m -^H^^iP^-ffi^^^'" 2 than any ot . hefr kind * Eea( l now well • 'fl ■ ,fify\FZ=Z%l I iff ' ;«j ■..-• 1 ■ 379 Egg. Already from 1923 Pullets. ly^K^viff^^Pffi A ' J A ■'•'' 6 Park St., New "Walsbken, /3-iir — X '^Jfe'vNiATi)^ ' " AitL.D «. Uf a. 1 ' ' v Wisbech, Cambs. />*• iKv^-^C X^>J^V"'Hr 7 \ »s | At tlie Best tlOtelS . M My chicks have had Karswood Poul- X f>~- y \\ ~*^~ / Ilu l 1 ' » | •• —h /. , try Spice from being day-olds, and if vy 6^r: — ' i^l^eMK.. J \^T\ \ ln ®, v . ci 7 * acl that you •**' ' any poultry keeper, has a .better pen '/. men m the Lounge and '< .than I have, wel}, then it is a good one, \^ntamaS^B»^Mo^Bk. V Smoke room dnnlti'nw for mine are a very healthy and vigor- , ifz/JeKasS^^S^Sm^^. I '4 p t -t- toi?l • d "P km 8 # ous lot. They are laying well, always 4 . h'ertechon. Whisky mdicalei M working, and always ready for their .^^* " much. Human conduct A meals. ' "_■ ' ■ ' , A accommodate* itself to ill » ' I feed according to the Karswood plan Egg Supply Increased 200 per cent. • setting.. In luxuriouV and ! : ££„ Tefd^t^noon^fwhea^^nlf^ C/o P.O. Whangarel. , ' \i . high-bred, urrounding,,.a, te /f 1 goon*! 'rnd^arfro^feeding them^n Sl^ce using Karswood Poultry Spice % ri^¥^' a -V^ I fSd\o^rtame^h k &y h^ S ■^lllt m&l ffi I^^ K^SS ' I Thati, the reason for ;.. „ | •f" the°?un and'limr B p?!nkled m theX Sp the .egg supply increased fully 200 4 •••-ia V. M sleeping place, which always keeps percent., and the hens looked, and were,---,1 •■ „.., . ■ -». -■■( :.■,■- j them sweet and clean. Well, sir, this is ..the picture of health. I can thoroughly ,2 McCALLUM S _m ; -jrf *. ]R my record since Sept. • 13th, .from ,14 recommend everybody to purchase^KarsTS „ ■.-•■■ ■'£###/ •'y I birds* wood Spice for their poultry, and follow f) AriA/'':^ ■: Sept (from- 13th) _—_ __ 96 directions and, they will have the best •' * A "■ r(* { *■** '<^> ' '•' October . . - 192, , results. ; /V^^Jt^V^^^y^^ V ' X ■ ' November (to Hth) = — _ — _£1 ' January, 1924. H. PAWSON. 4\ "■-«■ '71 ■ • -B * M ' -wi. p r 'l? -^fnwlq lnvine^^ll^^*. thPii ? round - insects >- Packets : 4d., 11/-'l l/-' and ril a; /■•■'" '-j a ■__- "-_^' ' yarder has fowls laying liKe, mine, tnen .••.»/ „ Tine 7iha I^/fi- ■I4ihn> 91/fi' 'I ■ . they will pay ; for their keep,, as I am/ labs 45/ V W6, V l4lbs., 23/6, J ..■▼Yl.llOl^Jr |:: : very pleased^ith mine. Wishing you 1 ?!!.-^!!j oca , : - ,. dealeP cannot, supply; , i .i ' ; lr>^:: ; : , ' ■i,L 8 £ c n ™ s3 i /Ti a wtt-rt send , a postcard to the New. Zealand 1 . BrftM b, tk. Propriiur,: 3 i 11th Nov. ; I 'H. G. WILBY. Agents , (adarc ss b elow) ; askjng the r» jb, i M.rAiinM ■'■ ' ' name of the nearest dealer who supplies ''■ ■ * S-'?' CA , LL - UM |I PlenUful Supply of Egg, All Karswood Poultry Spice. . Edmburgh, Second ,J .. ; Yea r Round. FAIRBAIRN, WIWGST * CO. f' If WM& &4t W/M * I " Raetih!. lilchfleld St., Christchurch; Moore St., SU, mmfif V) 0 1 vMm If £ 'SJ^ ' ' "^ have been a user of Karswood Auckland; Old Customhouse St., Wel-'''4t4t'Wi^>-W'tfrft'-mi^rtk'v:,&:jet% Poultry Spice for some two or three Ungton ; and Moray Place, Dunedin. jsi.JSBPBirKRSII HI: years, and find the results are excellent. NOTE. — The sole manufacturer's of Wholesale Agents: . • • Since the Spice has been m use I have Karswood Poultry Spice (containing Cooke and Co. Auckland; Hatrlck and always had a plentiful supply of fresh ground i-nseets) are E. Griffiths Hughes, SurSrs;S : iS£ n Dun n e a di e n!- eh " at ' mabbott. ?& £y^Jtts.&°£!£& ■ ' Jhw that the JKjL d^^^^^^ : ' children, are M^ma^^^^'M- : . v• ;J Careful mothers will see that one averted , '/-^Mifpfe-v w^W ' danger is not superseded by another. , ;; J^^^ Winter is coming on with its searching winds, J'^SPffilit ''"'lHr^' its cold bleak days and frequent rain. Fore- ' ifflfe^iKMvtt. llm sight demands that a bottle of Bonnington's ' ' lH" llSßpl-^H s ' 1 oss k e rea dy on a handy shelf for the 1 first sneeze or sniffle. Better still, knowing «L QffSW^ Jl; \ \Hft that prevention is so much better than cure, ' H \RRA^^\lh many w^' i mst^ tute a nightly dose going to I^^^B^^|E|K • just as good forgrown-ups, tooj " . - l^^^^^^i Ask for the Large Bottle 2/6 flfflßff&^S^-^ .Smaller Size 1/6 ll^^E^^ V^V.S?\\\ $ cc that you get the genuine ew FOR COUGHS_C_X:OLDS jnuumniiininiiftiiimiiiiiiiiiimtiiiiM^ / | l ' ®^f Underwear' Is now being numbered to 1 | ' ' \ls-jiXaJl^ i n^i ca^ c Quality and weight, and "to enable | I > <y\^ir* the -public to purchase the garment suitable | . , | | V 'to their needs. Read the or | „«!',! « ' each Jiumber, and a,sk any Draper or Mercer m New 1 ■ 1 , , Zealand to 'submit the quality required. You will get the | , , 4 I - ' I * ' /weight which' appeals to you for Winter wear, and we 1 •fjil , guarantee the garments will give satisfaction. When re-, | , , '^' t \ I ' •' ordering, insist. upon getting the same number, and refuse I V/ I all IMITATIONS. ' | I No. 50 No. 79 I | , CTB E MERINO '^001, Folly FaslUond o^^^J^%^^ r^ t^^ \ = Spliced Knees and Beat. — A light weight from the best Worsted yarn. This weight = J Winter garment is Super Merino auality. wlll^mee t^he^n ijjj | = Specially reco»hinended for men who re- i to anything else on the, market. Made m j! | quire warmth without weight. Made m -Shhrts.^nts^Knee Drawers and m Natural .\j I Shirts, P.ants, and Knee Drawers, m , | I Natural, and Novl shades. ' No. 85 ' = 1 ' PUKE MERINO WOOIi, Folly Fashioned 1 5 ' , Spliced Knees and Seat. — Oner of. the num- i = IM<» Qft' ber^ which helped to make " ROSL.YN " = 1 INO. OO ' famous. A good Winter Weight, and for = | • SILK AND MERINO WOOL. - A good i ™™£*TL™£}* B qUalltles '~ thls number '' | I medium weight.' In Fawn colour MEN'S .., Delta Vhshrinkable.^-Made i m Shirts, Pants, i J Shirts, Pants and ' Combinations. *&*£% r^LJr"™"™^ *" ° Ur \ | ' The four numbers mentioned come under tho headings of Light, Medium , | = and Heavy Weight ; Winter Garments. - Several other aualitles and weights § = are made, .and these are numbered "as follows: — = I No.'s 70 and 83 Woollen: No.'s: 7s and 87 m. Marl Worsted arid Woollen: v l | i No/a 36, 89, and 90 Worsted: No.'s" 81 Silk and Merino. | 1 " ASK TO SEE THESE NUMBERS.— ALL DELTA FINISH— i I | : : : UNSHRINKABLE : :. | | | For absolute comforts-Ask to see No. 80 ROSLTN WOVEN PYJAMAS. I " i If you have any difficulty m getting supplies of the above qualities, please ' I -I > l write to I^OSS & GLENDINING, LTD., and you Will be advised where I i supplies are obtainable. = ' = ' See next .week's issue of this. paper for description of Ladles' Underwear. i ' i ''■*'. MADE IN •-■ >'-v ' - A ROSS & GLENDINING I % \ 1 ;"'NIeW ZEALAND. 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