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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 103, 21 June 1911, Page 6

THE “RIDD” MILKING » MACHINE.

“It’s good to begin well, hotter to end well.” This applies, tt) larmers in choosing a Milking Machine. It’s good to begin with the “Kidd,” ion it is built on natural lines, milking l y pressure alone, tints imitating the actum of a calf extracting milk from the cow. The “Ridd” does not distress and strain the cows as do snetion milkers, 1 and, moreover, it perfoi ins the work quicker and more efficiently. It will milk any cow, however difficult, and retains it in milk for a longer period-—thus increasing piolits. The “Ridd” gives solid satisfaction, for it is a reliable milking machine, has no complicated parts, and is easy to control. Farmers! ft’s good to begin with the “Kidd” to ensure ending well. Write' for catalogues and prices, to the Kidd Milking Machine Co.. Ltd., Oncer. Street, New Klymoutli, or local agent, Newton King.*