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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13271, 23 November 1911, Page 3

Have you the spirit of proqressivcnoss, or are you content to jog along in much the same way as did* your forefathers ? The average dairy farmer is out to.mako as much money as ho. can in as little timo as possible; and the Ridd milking machine will help him to accomplish his desire. Tho patent tapering teat cup is one of the unique features of the Ridd. It enables the machine to get fill tho milk, is perfectly harmless, mid makes the Ridd a real money parnor. Mr P. O'Grady, of Hamilton, writes:— "After using tho T?klrl machines for nearly two seasons I nm pleased to let you know they ru-o fill ynu v claimed them to bo. My rows tonk to the machine from the first. When milking by hand I had to einnloy three Jiiinds, now with +h.p njßchino I era--7»loy one. 1 The Watt's oil engine has proved the moßt oonnniTMc.'>l ntiflj reliable power for driving Ridd's. Please call or write. Biiley Bros, and