Page 53 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Witness, Issue 3330, 9 January 1918, Page 53

A firm at Corning, New York, is now making pie-dishes and other cooking.utensils of glass so tough that they can be handled like ordinary crockery and will stand tho heat of any oven. The Scientific American remarks that " now every housekeeper can seo what her puddings and pies look like on the inside." ■ '"'■•■^a^^^^Mfc? Sore> Tired Feet ffl| " frl "Biff" means TEjv, ' tfs\ happy feet. ! r^ MiaJSSE^ :■•■."! ' Tender, Tired, Sore, Swollen, Perspiring Feet, Corns, Chilblains Relieved without Delay. "BIFF" is a scientific compound which draws out all poisonous matter from the pores of the skin, leaving the skin in a perfectly healthy condition.to perform its natural functions. This unique compound will render the feet sweet and antiseptic EXTRACTS from Unsolicited Letters : "Biff is splendid for sore feet. I can thoroughly recommend it for it has done wonders for me." — Mrs. H . "Having been troubled with my feet for just on six years, your valuable Biff has been the only thing which has given me relief." —Mr. F. B . . "BIFF" can beobtained through all chemists and stores from the wholesale houses, or post free direct from the address below. Price 1/6 per box, s'7» (three times the Quantity) A!-. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, & CO. SHARLAND ft CO. •■■■ ■'■■' ■■■c.'y. ,'■':■'■:■■i:'".''..:::n.>t>-i- - Name for EgnESAJKrs essence One bottle makes a pint of finest family cough, cold and sore throat remedy. Costs 2/-. Saves 10/THE MOST PROFITABLE FORAGE CROP Officially Reported as Yielding over 8 Tons o* Hay i and 680 Ppunds'of Seod per Acre. TT.-rsr TO CROW IN WET OR DRY SEASONS 1 j Tho Greatest Drought Resistant , ft if # | jCiOWs 1 feet High. 100 Stalks from OneSecd , l wAuT Crvesfwo.Tbree or Four Cuttings in a Season , Sample Pack*g« 3/-, posted anywhere. Enough for a Trial Planting and to Yield creases the fertility of the soil. Being a light rooter, it cannot overrun or become a pest, though it, l grows most prolificacy, over a hundred 6talks springing from some of the steels. Last season iu America the demand for seed was so great that the price went up to 12/6 per pound, but \v« Tiave secured a good supply of splendid lend to farmers i lsk for Circular tlars about Sudan Grass ; we will post it _ f rom now till December is the time for planting. This quality of seed is obtainable only from THE UNION MANUFACTURING AND AGENCY COMPANY, 200 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne.