Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20800, 20 August 1929, Page 7

'T'HE wide world is your pleasure ground—and all the family may journey with comfort and peace of mind in the spacious .Packard. An unique shock-absorb-ing system smooths the roughest roads, a remarkable comfort obviates fatigue... Packard ownership truly insures a trinity of safety, speed, and relaxation that appeals to timorous and adventurous alike. ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE PACK A R p RINK TAXIS, LTD., Christchurch. South Island Distributors. W. PARTEL, Carroll Street, Dunedin, Agent. Thank goodness/ 7 says Mother, “this game they call football is about over for the year, and perhaps 1 will get something done about the place. I know this, if Dad was as keen about the garden as he is about seeing a ‘match/ what a great show of flowers and vegetables we would have* Give him his due, those Garden Tools he has are absolutely done, and I cannot blame him for not wanting to garden. “Dad has a birthday this week, and he always says ‘Give me something useful/ so if I buy him a new SPADE, a FORK, a pair of HEDGE SHEARS, a HOE, a RAKE, and a pair of Scissor Pattern GRASS SHEARS he cannot complain, because these are useful enough. Where will I buy these from ? Well, that is easily answered. VERNON SMITH, the' Ironmonger in George Street, may not be a judge of gardening, hut when it comes to Garden Tools the selection he carries proves that he is a judge of these. I will call in and see for myself the wonderful selection he has.” I Wm 20 EGGS A WEEK Instead of only 9. The XI extra eggs due to feeding with Karswood Poultry Spice. Your fowl, have the tame potentialities for increased egg-laying as had those of the poultry owner {Mr. Brown), from whose letter of gratitude the above captions have been taken. In the ordinary course of events, your flock should now be going "great-guns” and you should be looking around for more baskets or basins in which to put the eggs. If your baskets and basins are empty, fill them by feeding your fowls with Karswood Poultry Spice (which contains dried and ground insects). Just as the egg laying from Mr. Brown’s fowls was increased from 9 to twenty per week from four fowls, so will your eggyield be increased if you do as Mr. Brown did—feed your fowls with "Karswood.” "Some time ago I asked you to tend me a copy of your 'Bestwa•/ Poultry Book, which I received with thanks, and 1 have learned a lot of useful hints reading your hook. lam getting better and I shall use it at long at I have pot e i° re **sing your Karswood Paul Spice I was getting nine eggs in one wei I now get 20 eggs. I have four hens a one cockerel. The breeds ate three R Pullets hatched last year, and one cross between a R.I.R. cockerel and a Bla Minorca hen. The cockerel it a Leghoi and the cost of keep is l/6d. per weel srh May, 1929. —PV.F.B. Original letter on file for inspection. Note the Economy. 1/- packet supplies 20 hens 16 days 2/- packet supplies 20 hens 32 days 7[b. tin (12/6) supplies 140 hens 32 da 14 b. tin (23/6) supplies 280 hens 32 da 28lb. in (45/6) supplies 560 bens 32 da Manufactured by E. Gtiffitl Hughes Ltd., Manchester (Esta hahed 1756). Supplies stocked I Fairbaim, Wright & Co., Aucklan _ Wellington, Chris iCARSWOftft church and Dunedi results sin«“«ring "your CAeRe and ft holes ® lc Karswood Poultry Spice , POULTRY SPICE Jgj, Increases Egg -production without Forcing, because contains ground insects but no cayenne pepper, etc, imaiaßpiiiiißi l i llt g lllßM|||||| imiHMiißflMmiia ■•(••vsvßasßßßaiaaii sH (■ m hi is i Us gi •■I Ul r.j y: Us r«; Hi Hi K| Hi H HI Hj HI Hj H HI HI K HI H U: R: ys in Whyte & Mackay’s Special Scotch WHISKY is now raised to Pre-War Strength. More Whisky for Your Money. !a i Whyte xMackays special Selected Highland Whisky ALWAYS THE SAME EXCELLENT QUALITY. Iffiy&riltßCAOt 'GLASGOW^ LANE’S, LIMITED Wholesale Agents Dunedin. IH