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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12306, 5 August 1914, Page 6

ARE CASH BUYERS—WHEAT, OATS, POTATOES/ Agents for Thorley*Horse and Cattle Food. IRELAND AND CO.; Severn Street. WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT ! giBBY'S C ALF • (Extract from Oamarii Mail. 21st March, 1914.) "The remarkable result of scientific feeding of young stock was forcibly illustrated at a clearing sale at Kakanui yesterday, when a line of calves, six months old and under, was sold under the hammer at the unusually long price .of 50s per head. The breeder stated that his 1912 season calves were sold only two months ago at 52s each, yet his 1913 season's calves —at time of sale nine months younger than the othersrealised only 2s less per head. This was, in his opinion, entirely due to his adding this year a trifling quantity of Bibby's Calf "Food (at exceedingly small cost) to the skimmed milk _ from the separator. The calves certainly looked pretty enough for an artist to paint, their healthy, sleok coats_ and wellnourished bodies been striking testimony to the success of the feeding." Kakanui, 6th April. 1914. Messrs Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., Oamaru — Dear Sirs, — I as breeder of the calves mentioned above, declare that the facts were as are stated. The Bibby's Calves were the best I ever owned, and I consider Bibby's Calf Food "out on it's own" the best food on the market. D. SMITH. FOR SALE BYWRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD.. Chief Agents. ALEX. LANG, Hampden. WILSON AND CO., Herbert. CROW AND CO.. Maheno. ■ ALEX. CAMPBELL, Enfield : BARCLAY BROS., ICurow. FYFE BROS , Duntroon. 536 "WAR" ON FRUIT TREE PESTS. SPRAY TO PAY. To those who have Fruit Trees: By Spraying ytfur Fruit Trees with our RED OIL EMULSION you are using an effective remedy for Scaly Blight and Woolly Aphis, and thereby you have an increased yield of clean fruit of superior quality. By usiug our RED OIL EMULSION you are also encouraging local industrv, as wc were tlic first to manufacture BED OIL EMULSION for use in North Otago. Last season our output was eleven 'l2gal. casks. This season we hope to better that amount. It is easily applied and emulsifies readily with cold water. No boiling or straining required; in fact, any novice can use it with perfect safety. Full directions ou labels on each tin. OUR PRICE: lgal. tins, 3s 6d; Jgal. tins, 2s. If vou have not already tried our RED'OIL EMULSION, try it this season ; you will bo satisfied. Write or Ring up 'Phone 290, when your requirements will be promptly attended to. W. H. HARTLEY, NORTH OTAGO FRUIT MART, THAMES STREET, OAMARU. WE HAVE WHITING TABLETS and ENVELOPES to matcli in Quaker Grey, Palo Green, New Smooth Ivory. New POSTCARD BLOCKS, 18 for 3d. BRIDGE PLAYERS, Buy our Special Bridge Playing Cards. Good Quality. • SMOKE RHODESIAN TOBO. Orders sent by Return Post. F. J. COX, TEES STREET. PERFECT SATISFACTION IS OBTAINED BY DEALING WITH A TRADESMAN THAT MAKES QUALITY! his Motto, I WILL take great pleasure in showing you my ' extensive and thoroughly complete stock of irrported and domestic Groceries —the very finest specialties the market asords. T*»e same excellent painstaking service as in the past will make you feel that your patronage is appreciated at D. GILLIES. OPPOSITE OPERA BOUSE. H BROWN, Sole Agent for New • Hudson, Triumph, 8.5.A., and Douglas Motor Cycles. ORROCKSES' 36-inch CALICO only 6s Per Dozen Yards at AIKENHEAD'S. MEN'S WOOL SOCKS, 3 Pairs for 2s 6d.— Only at AIKENHEAD'S Sale. CILARK'S 200-yaids Black and White / REELS AIKENHEAD'S Sale price only ljd each. MEN'S SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS, stocktaking price 8s 6il t>er pair.—At AIKENHEAD'S Sale. lADIES' AND GIRLS' TWEED J COATS to be cleared at 7s (id each.—At AIKENHEAD'S. OK/. ALL - WOOL COLONIAL AO/; Double-bed BLANKETS for 20s —a .real snap.—AIKENHEAD'S Stocktaking Sale. OMEN'S Felt SLIPPERS, now selling at Is 6d a 1 pair; ia splendid line; all sizes. Only at Ebcr Glass'. Loudon House, Thames street. CLARK'S 200-yards Black and White REELS AIKENHEAD'S Sale price only lid each. TfIXTRA HEAVY LINOLEUM, well -S-J worth ss, to be offered for 3s lid per yard at AIKENHEAD'S Stocktaking SALEi S Per DOZEN CASH For FRESH L EGGS at LANE'S EMULSION FACTORY, next Harbor Board's Office. , ALL-WOOL COLONIAL Donble-bed BLANKETS for 20s—a real snap. AIKENHEAD'S Stocktaking Sale. WANTED KNOWN--Ladies' Lode • JERSEY KNITTED COATS all rnlors. 10s (3d. Nt FARMERS' CO-OP., f >3 nj CIY'CLE Tyres and Tubes—Outside ' Covers 7s 6d, Us, 12s 6d, 15s, 16s, 17s 6d, and 20s each ; Tubes 7s 6d 6s 6d, and os 6d each.—M'KENZIE'S "Rival" Cycle Works. FRESH FISH and Mutton Birds at Todd's, opposite Post Office.