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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 125, 19 July 1911, Page 8

An up to date milking machine to attain perfection must embody such essentials as Economy, Cleanliness, Simplicity, and Durability. Road the following letter from a leading Reikioraagi farmer—anti note how The Ridd measures up to these requirements:— ‘‘The ‘Ridd' machine and ‘Elackstonc’ Engine are an unqualified success. We have no trouble with tho udders or teats of the cows. The machine is clean and so simple to manage that my son, who knew nothing whatever about machines, has had sole charge of tho plant. The Elackstonc Kerosene Engine could not he beaten, and lam well satisfied with it.” Of tho Blackstono, another farmer writes: — ‘‘lt is very economical, having driven a machine milking <ls cows twice a day for cloven days on one tin of kerosene.” Testimony Into this is worth noting, and progressive farmers should learn more of this money saving milking machine “The Ridd”, together with tho simple efficient Blackstono Engine. Send for illustrated catalogue to Newton King.* Our local drapers guarantee every pair of Warner’s Corsets to (it comfortably, to wear well am! not to rust break or ts:.:.* Wo specialise in Warner’s Rustproof Corsets as we know of no other models that are so -trnngly goal ante cm! . Stratford Drapers * Buy a "Werti'icim and yon buy tho best sewing machine. Free lessons on appliances at all times. E. Dixon and Co., Broadway, Stratford.* For that present yon intend giving your friend, go to H. J. Hopkins’.* Coloured Electric Lamps for Coronation Decorations, Is 3d each. Those lamps may afterwards bo cleaned and used for ordinary lighting.—McMillan and Frcdric.*