Page 16 Advertisements Column 7

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21976, 10 June 1933, Page 16

BPS = HENS Laying as if it were Spring! “I have 120 hens —80 pullets and 40 second-season birds. In spite of the fact that they are on free range and the soil hereabout is rather wet and heavy, we average front-50 to 70 eggs a day, and eggs are now fetching highest prices. No matter how severe the weather is my birds may be seen ranging the fields on cold raw mornings and making their regular visits to the nest boxes, just as though Spring were here. I find that with healthy stock, good housing and feeding and Karsioood Poultry Spice, Winter eggs can be produced under almost Arctic conditions. — B.B.M." Original letter on flle for Inspection. / Kars wood Poultry Spice is obtainable from all wholesalers and stores at the following standard retail prices; Jib. packet, price 1/2; Jib. pkt., price 2/3; 71b. tin, price 14/-; 281 b. fin 50/-. KARSWOOD II POULTRY SPICE H Increases egg-production without forcing, because it contains ground insects, but no cayenne pepper, etc. So fit and well that winter chills wilt pass him by, thanks to Scott’s Emulsion

MAKES 20 LBS. OF SOAP COSTS 2/- 10/- on every I 2 0 Ibs. of soap that you use. J ust secure a two-shilling packet of “SOAPSAVE” and add to 61bs. Fat and 1 gallon water as directed. Makes approximately 201bs. of first-class Household Soap, which has a special advantage in, that it does not need the help of so-called laundry helps in the washing of clothes. Faintly perfumed, too! Order from your grocer. SAVES 10/SOAPSAVE Manufactured by lIHM Blurdoch & Co., Dunedin A wonderful herbal discovery that quickly clears and heals asthmatical and bronchial complaints. One whiff of its healing vapours breaks ordinary coughs, Invaluable for Catarrh, Whooping Cough, Wheeling, and Hay Fever. Price 3/8, from leading stores,and chemists. Distributors: A. Murdoch & Co., Dunedin. / Powder a

A whole town in Africa,' has been destroyed by rats, which first destroyed the cotton crop and then invaded the. town in such numbers that th« inhabitants had to vacate it.