Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Southland Times, Issue 17225, 21 December 1912, Page 11

w. m 1% ft® m i«ni iiniiiii U & We Have JUST THE SUIT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AT THE PRICE YOU’LL LIKE. Yes, Ready-to-Wear, right away; but such a BIG RANGE of SIZES that you can secure! 1 just as good a fit as your Tailor would make you to measure; Come along, yourself. Try the suits on and see if Wiiat' We say is’nt right Here are a few Prices to show the saving We offer. Mens Tailor Cut Stilts, IN UP-TO-DATE MATERIALS, 25/-, 30/-, 35/-, 42/-, 45/-. 50/- to 65/60 DEE STREET, THE outfitters INVERCARGILL.

-Everlasting — OrnamentalBEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED I S STRANG’S FURNITURE SEE WIITDOW DISPLAY. Corner ESK & KELVIN STS., INVEBCAEGItfi ■Oomfort Giving■Lcnvest Priced

2!K Milks 20 Con’S an Hour at a Cost of only 10/- a Tear for Upkeep. Mehring Foot-Power COW MILKER Think of the labour, drudgery, and expense you will save. Surely a machine that can do this is worth investigating! The "Mehring is ■worked by foot-power. It milks two cows at once, and milks them thoroughly without injuring udder or teats. It works so easily and so naturally that the most timid cows stand quietly, and tests have proved that they actually yield 15 per cent, better returns than when milked by hand, apart from the saving in cost and labour. The ■’MICiiRING” is simple, easily cleaned, easily worked, and never gets out of order. It lasts for years without repairing. Head what Mr. Leonard says about the "Mehring” after giving it a thorough trial: — "Kdendale, March 7th. 1512. Dear Sir, —I am pleased to say the machine is still giving satisfaction. I milked 10 rows in t'7 minutes one evening. I , intend getting another machine for next season.” Writing on Sept. 12th, Mr. Leonard says: "The machine is doing even better work litis season than last." Write at once for full particulars, chines are available for this season. Chief Australasian Agent, HENRY ran DUNEDIN Only a limited number of rr.a-