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Southland Times, Issue 17468, 24 March 1915, Page 2

OF INTEREST TO POTATO GROWERS. nit: ••(■\nnui v>" veutk a l link |,,n ' VTO 1),(i! season's favourite is still up in front. Don't be persuaded Machines that are as yet onlv Dcins experimented with “Cainbraln” has a brilliant reco vd ;uul ia 1 Dozens in use all over New Ze aland - lA ’t satisfied users. Mr Tliomas .Murray. RyjJ Bush, says; “1 believe it to be by far the best yet invented.” There arc dozens of others, who are equally enthusiastic. i roved s refer M OE Tito buy The ichine. on t« The “Cambrian" is the only DIGGER Fitted with Roller and Ball Bearings. It is easily pulled by two horses. It lifts the Potatoes without bruising them, and separates the weeds from the tubers. It Will Pay for Itself in a Season. BRITISH MADE—THE MACHINE YOB SHOULD BUY, \\K ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE THIS IMPLEMENT. A LABOI’K SAVER—A PAYING PROPOSITION. DON'T DELAY—WRITE FOR LITERATFRE AND PRICES. ARMOUR, JOHNSTON, Ltd., SOUTHLAND ENGINEERING AND IMPLEMENT WORKS. INVERCARGILL AND WYNDHAM. OFFICES: DEE STREET. WORKS: LEVEN STREET. ■JMIIS is a little Essay upon Puddles upon Autumn puddles as applied to Footwear. tVet weather puddles arc bad enough in the daylight, but most of their dirty work happens at night. It is easier to foci a puddle in the dark than to sec one. The puddle-feeling is a moistening af the sole which makes for discomfort and illhealth All this indicates your need of good Autumn “Footing.” Give your summer shoes the go-by and select sturdier Footwear. For Ladies, for Men, for Children, hero are examples in the host of Leathers, solidly made and perfect in Style and Fitting. Cali:--Exainine the Low Prices. nskib'iwi J. KEHGSLAHD & CO, “WE LEAD—FOLLOW WHO CAN.” 'Phone, 199 :: :: :: :: Box, 27. i All u-? Not" only v '(3oes T ifadd 'to the appearance and completeness of the table but it also adds materially to the enjoyment of the meat, makes it more appetising, more digestible. Those who are “ particular ” over the Mustard Pot, are usually particular over the Mustard—they get • Colmans D. S. F, mustard