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Otago Witness, Issue 3245, 24 May 1916, Page 12

i m lli H i iiiii. i mi THE FAVOURITE WITH EXPERIENCED TRAPPERS. Cbtainable from all reputable Dealers and Merchant*. WHOLESALE AGENTS : Dune din, Invercargill, and Timaru, ——Jl . ■ . .www— '. , [Established 1871.] FIT COMFORTABLY & WEAR WELL. They give satisfaction, because everything in them is good. THOMPSON'S UNIVERSAL COVERS are desigiiedL to fit and give protection to the animal. UNI V AWbAI COVERS give better satisfaction and wear better than any other Covers at the same price. UNIVERSAL COVERS.—Cotton Duck, Linen Collar, UiiecK or reic, wim * «#«« «~»~, extra strong, 25/- each. ' We can supply other makes and qualities at lower prices. Oar No. 1 Cover at 21/= and No. 2 at 22/are extra good. COW COVERS.—No. M. N., Brown Can- ■ vaT°Felt-lines''p.B/6; Unlined, 14/6. No. J., [. Jute, Felt-lined, 14/6j Unlined, 10/6. Tub is a Special Line. Light Oily Duck A Reliable ,rment for all outdoor workers. Absolutely waterproof. Will not stick or crack. Shoulders ad sleeves double ; riding shape storm front, storm cutts—34/b. Marquees, Tents, and Flags for Sale or Hire. .A.X.E3X. «§c sowb, MANUFACTURERS ■.• yThiSv! 253 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. *%&" •<*.♦* To all men V*^* owning horses, who answer this advertisement immediately, I will positively send my ir" course in Horse Training and Co ABSOLUTELY FREE. B&& Habits Cured By Beery System Refusing to lead. Running away when halter or bridle is removed. Getting fast in the stall. Pawing in the stable. Pawing while hitched. Crowding In the stall. Fightinghaltei or bridle. Tender bitted. Pulling on one rein. Lugging on the bit. Lunging and plunging. Kef using to stand. Kefusing to back. Shying. Balking. Afraid of automobiles. Afraid of robes. Afraid of clothes on line. Afraid of cars. Afraid of sound of a gun. Afraid of band playing. Afraid of steam engine. Afraid of the touch of shafts or harness. Running away. Kicking. Biting. Striking. Hard to shoe. Bad to groom. while going down hill. Scaring at hogs or dogs along the road. Tail switchers. Lolling the tongue. Jumping fences Bad to hitch to baggy or ©I Horsemanship Twenty-five thousand FARMERS and horse-owners have taken my regular course and found that it does the work. Even if you have only one horse, it will pay you to master my wonderful system. The Beery Course is the result of a lifetime's work as a tamer and trainer of horses. As one of my students has said, "The horse has never been foaled that Prof. Beery cannot handle." My record proves it. Master Any Morse Break a Colt isa The Beery Course gives DouJfele-Qulclc Time! you the priceless secrets of You can do it by my simple, a lifetime—enables you to practical,humanesystem.There master any horse—to tell the is a lot of money in colt training:, disposition of any horse at Make $1,200 ft© $3,000 sight—to add many dollars to a Year the value of every horse you Many of my graduates are handle—and my students are making-big- money as profesall good traders. sional horse trainers at home or BEFOEE TEAINING My Graduates Are E&oing Wonders A. L. Dickinson, of Friendship, N, Y., says: "lain working a pair of horses that cleaned out several men. I got them for SllO, gavo thorn a few lessons, and have been offered S'loo for tho pair." Fred Bowden, K. R. No. 2, Keokuk. lowa writes: "It's worth many times its cost." I have many similnr letters from all over the world. traveling-. I made a fortune traveling and giving exhibitions. You have the same opportunity. and get the Intr Tell me about PROF. JESSE ISEISKY Dept. 11l Pleasanl Hill, Otaio

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