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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 129, 24 July 1911, Page 7

Take the money to pay for a Ridel Milking Outfit out of what it will save you. That’s a fair proposition. The Rkld will save you money in many wn;, s—have no qualms about that part of it. Read this testimonial from Mr. Thus. W. Collins, Gowanlea, Ron gotea : —“1 milked from August with Ridd machines, milking 25 heifers (fir st calf), and 24 cows; total 49. I got at highest an average of 33Ibs. milk per day; test from 3.5 to 3.65; average for season’s milk per cow, £9 2s. I have not received my bonus, which I hope to lie about £lB to £2O, to bo divided amongst the 49 cows. Year before 1 milked 41 cons and no heifers, which returned an average of £S 17s lid per cow without bonus. Bonus received £l7 11s Bd, to be added. 1 had no green feed, either season—a small stack of hay each season.” Now, Sir, it’s up to you to make that additional profit every year, also. Call and see the Ridd, or write for catalogue ami further information to Newton King.*

Extraordinary efforts are being made at Stance's to reduce an exceptionally heavy stock in our Munches* tor Department. There will ho found all the Best Makers, goods at prices 10 to Id per cent, under usual prices. Wo have Table Damask—bioached and unbleached—lGJd, Is Id, 1 ski ,1s Rd to .4s lid per yard, sale prices. Bleached and unhlcnched sheeting—high-grade qualifies from d! inch wide, Old per yard; 72 inch wide, Is per yard; HO inch wide, Ij; .‘id per yard, saje prices. Huge stock of Cream and .Striped Ela uncled tes; all splendid wearing fabrics, from -!d to lOld per yard, sale prices. Cali-coes—-All the best Makers. (lends a; 2s lid, Hs lid, Is lid, ds lid, to 10s or 3 per donen yards, sal • prices, j It will pay those requiring them to purchase those goods at Spence’s great shelf-emptying sale while Cue opportunity lasts.*