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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15095, 11 June 1919, Page 1

!•' ■ - ■■'■■■ ■ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ' ' <' € What Everyone in this Country ought to have is a 11 I Comfortable and Pretty HOME, Tastefully Furnished | i and Cosy. This is not so Hard to achieve as some imagine, < | { even in spite of tho Profiteering which has been going on,; s unchecked in this Country. -j, ! It Depends More Upon Where You Buy Than The Amount You Spend. i' i ' If you Buy at LOCK'S you get Good Value and the Biggest Choice o£ ' , UP-TO-DATE FUKHBTygIE AND FUR^SSHINGS! I ! .EVEBYTHING SuppSled to Equip The HAPPY HOME, |> | ; A Specßaa O'BSGount to Returned Soldiers. ;i :| 106 W S Furniture Einpdrium. i DUNED3N, RespectfuSSy Solicit Your Consignments. Having Expert Salesmen for Grain, Chaff, Potatoes, Fruits, Poultry, Eggs, Honey, Rabbit Skins, Etc., they can give you good service. ■ Carrying full stocks of McDougall's Sprays, Bluestone, Katakilia, Red Spraying Oil, "Giraffe" Lime Sulphur, "Cockshutt" Orchard PJows 5 Disc Harrows, Spray Pumps, Arsenate of Lead, Gopper Mixture, Ail Fungicides, Megitt's Linseed Sfleal and "CeremiJk" Calf Food, Wood Wool, Wrapping Paper, Nails, Chaff, Oats, Bran, PoHard, Meat SVieal, Egg Crates, Incubators, FruSt Trees, Roses, Shrubs ß We have confidence in asking for your valued orders. E. OSWALD REILLY, Managing Director.

The CHALLENGE Is The World's Mt Separator, If you are looking for a Cream Separator that will prove the most pronta We for you, it will pay you to weigh carefully the superior advantages of the CHALLENGE separator, and then decide to put one on your farm, and begin at " once to experience the great satisfaction i ' and better leturns from your dairy J^^^^^^^^^^k ncrd j *nat -ollow its use. ! BHiy When buying « separator for the ilP^ household, it is practically a total waste I' • °^ money miy a separator with a illiiiyi 1 ifes*?**.^- smaller capacity than 15 gals, per hour. jgfafPf^j I j fgggSSJ!^ Not only does it require more time to lilillPlii I «TT?*' separate the milk, but, the skimming ' ■ J§m^ results and the durability of the ma- ' chine are very much inferior. The challencej Q A Bize» Separator s u^' °^ ie same nJSn grade material as the larger sizes, therefore it \^^^\^^p^^o^i>** i^ !^ iv durable and a perfect skimmer. Kelson Agents—Olffl & WALTER, TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON.

m» 8/10 per Gallon, Cash 4/- per Gallon, Booked BARREL LOTS F. 0.8. NELSON AND MOTUEKA ON ORDERS TAKEN MAY 26th TO JUNE 7th. LIMITED. 'Phoms 356. P.O. Box 118, l^ison.

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