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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11400, 20 November 1917, Page 7

& a P*T' ?oS"F »"* * >U si w\-z~m & -Jy-'fm l»li ®syj 1 p#vi M v fV iiu JXf “I Never Saw Such Growth” This is the frank statement of thousands of pastoralists all over New Zealand when discussing the results obtained from the use of “Eclipse” Grass Fertilizers. Brass J%anure &MW> No. 1 « £7ll7jS per ton (Fer eld pasture) No, 2- . £71171S per ton (For owins with scad when layins down permanent pasture) The application of “Eclipse” Manure is always rewarded by the increased growth which spells increased carrying capacity and consequently m* creased profits. All Prices free on Rail, Imlar. Wanganui.;from where Inland requirements are readily obtained. Write for Book giving complete Price Lint of “ Eclipse " Fertilizers, Analyses, ete. The Mew Zealand Refrigerating Co. Limited VICTORIA AVENUE WANGANUI BRAND GRASS "V *A M

Always Qualit Ever Wear DJ.C. Suits to Measure I 63/.? They’re Great Value i One well-known farmer in Taranaki—a director of one of the big dairy factories —wrote to this effect : “How you manage to fit a fellow so perfectly without ever seeing him is none of my business; the fact remains that my suit fits like a glove, and the suiting is better in the suit than it looked in the patterns you sent.” But it is not only farmers who order these Suits from the D.i.C. Business men, professional men—men in all walks of life wear them—and what is more satisfactory to the D.I.C. than anything else, the same men order again whenever this Half-yearly Ten Days’ offer is made. Get busy now and write for a set of Patterns and Easy Measurement Form, and remember that if you pay Cash for your Suit you can deduct 5 per D.I.C. Bos 1478 m cent., or 1/- in the £ discount, thus making the net cost of your Suit 60,'. Note this also—the D.I.C Pays the Postage. WELLINGTON. ISA

£6qo FA R MONDAY, November 19th to the 27th. THERE WILL BE A GREAT DISPLAY OP BOOTS and SHOES. TOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN OTJB WINDOWS. All onr energies will be devoted to shewing and fitting as fine an array of Boots and Shoes as will be found anywhere in New Zealand. WE CORDIALLY INVITR YOU. New Zealand Clothing Factory. , II NEW#ZEA^AND.S m [cl iLOTHMG FACI ORY

THE BEST CALF FOOD IS THE CHEAPEST. Initial cost is of r secondary consideration when buying Calf Food—or anything else for that matter. Take “CEREMILK” p a a cnse in point. “CEREMILK” costs a little —a very little more than other foods, but the results, are so profitable that the first cost is considerably discounted. One large user, Mr J. Ross. Maharahara, writes : “CEREMILK” ise'syto use, the calves quickly thrive upon it, and I think that the price will more than favourably compare with any other calf food on the xnarke . ’ ’ At all Stores and Factories. Loejjl Distributors: A. J. Thomson and Co. ’s, Marton,

HOW TO PREVENT BILIOUS ATTACKS. “Coming events cast tboir shadows before ’’ This is espscally true of bilious attacks. Your appetite will fail, you wil feel dull and languid. If you are subject to bilious attacks take three of Chamberlain’s Tablets as soon as thtse symptoms appear and the attack may be warded off, —Sold everywhere.

Authorised by the Colonial Motor Oomnany ol Wellington as District “FORO” Cftft Dealer. Marian Representative 13 Eangitikei Street, PALM SEASON NOETH, W. A.TKIMPTON, c/o “ White Hart Hotel.

w AITUNA MOTOR SERVICE B. J. MOOKE, Proprietor, WAITUNA WEST Daily, LeaveWaituna West 7.80 a.m. Leave Cunningham’s 8.20 a.m Leave Makiao Station 9.35 a.m Arrive Feilding P.O. 10.0 a.m Leave Peilding 3?,0. 8.30 p.ra Leave Makino 4.0 p.m Leave Cunmugliam’s 0.45 p.m Arrive,Waituna 6,0 p m Parcels do'ivfcad alongside the coa3’ Parcels may ba ’c"t at CARBINE LOOK INC OFFICE, Feilding, but must fcs