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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12084, 23 June 1920, Page 6

Wj <se» N E • &RO£'.SHINE ivivVW/ siv\\ \ Wsf-&7&rp The sum-total of human happiness is expressed in good health, for its natural sequence is freedom from care and the “worries that kill.” Be like one of the happy kind. First remove the stomachic disorders that throw the whole digestive system out of gear. act gently on the bowels and tone up the liver. r& .rvS'c m Get box to-day 1/6 \ all chemists and stores. 104 a SSfqiSiS cii;

m SparetheManure and Spot! the Farm! Every sheep you rear takes a considerable quantity of bone phosphate from the soil. If you are to keep up the quality of the crops and stock, you must restore this vitality to the land by applying W.M.E. Co. MANURES 82S3S .BBS SSES gag BE M miilia BKM They contain the plant foods necessary for production of big crops—and these, in their turn, give Fatter Sheen. W.M.E. Co.'s Xos. in and 3lt Mixtures arc principally Phosphatic Manure; conta ninfi a proportion of X:no,,en to sns’ain the grow! h. They are specially sn’.,.,b!e for Turnips and Rape. Particulars of Analysis posted on request. SEND YOUR STOCK to Wellington Meat Export Co. ( r, Ltd. for Freezing. Fat Sheep, » Lambs and Cattle purchased. Particulars as to charges may be obtained from las tSaSs SIS VTSi'ii EEB S3SJ J. P, Swainson/Feildino Tel. 113 J. A, Reid, Aramoho, Tel. 171 F. M. Rickman, Marton, Tel. 165 f J. McDouell, Hunter viville. E. S. Timbs, Taihape. Tel. Ic'O Wellington Meat Export C©„ 9 Lido WELLINGTON i j 49 '&&& . r Don't experiment with untried baking powders—use Edmonds “Sure-to-Risc” brand. 'Tis unequalled for puddings, pastry, scones and cakes. Baking becomes a pleasure and a sure success when this high-grade powder is used. All grocers sell as BAKING POWDER nn S

%/|| R. FARMER, —Don’t risk he eye- ’* * sight of your wife, your children and yourself, when you can have as good a light as any city home at less cost than ordinary gas. For the home, the boardinghouse, the church, the hall, the store —for anywhere and everywhere where you want light. The saving in fuel will pay ifs cost many times over, as compared with kerosene lamps and acetylene generators. With the “ Alfa ” system you get 440 c.p. of bright, clean, soft light, so restful to the eyes. The “ Alpha ” light is the cheapest to instal and maintain, and is fitted up either in antique or nickel, with any shade of globe, which is interchangeable with town gas-globes. There are no wicks to trim ; there is no smoke, no soot, no odour, no daily filling of reservoirs —only a few strokes of the pump once a week or once every two weeks, is all that is necessary to do. The “ Alfa ’’ system is so simple that a ch can work it. For full particulars and price, apply to the jgIMMS 'jIJACHINERY QO FEILDING. Sole District Aeents