Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Timaru Herald, Volume CVIII, Issue 16981, 14 November 1919, Page 2

VALUE IS "WHAT IS DESIE.ED BY THE PUBLICAND THEY OBTAIN SAME IN THEIR FOOTWEAR, AT J. E. REID'S, THE MAN WHO SELLS GOOD BOOTS. YOUR MONEY SPENT THERE EITHER FOR THE MAN, THE LADY, OR THE COMFORT GOES FURTHER THAN^Pt. THERE. r f CHORAL BUILDINGS. STAFFORD STREET NORTH. PHONE 556. GOODRICH Black Safety Tread Tires W: Big or Little . . • They're Hailt to Last* 'HATKVER the size of the tire on jroor car, Goodrich equips you with the highest standard quality of tires at the standard cost. A big fabric tire gets nothing more from Goodrich rubber making thaa the smallest tire. Goodrich can mean but ome quality ; tba best, the oldest, largest and most experienced rubber manufacturer can produce. Goodrich means but one prick, the lowest possible witn highest quality conserved plus a fair return on the Goodrich investment, and fail profit to the aealer. Moreover, the Goodrich Fair Treatment stands as staunchly behind a small as a large tire, and is ju3t as ready to fulfil any service the tire does not. The smaOsr yonr car tho mom Goodrich tires can do for you. E. W. Pidgeon & Coy. LTD. .. NEW ZEALAND DISTRIBUTORS 226 Tuam St.,Chrl»tchurch 66 High St., Auchland 18 Panama St., Wellington 809 Moray PUsc (cornar Great King St.), Dunetfln GOODRICH SERVICE STATION ARCADE, TIMART7.

Pyne, Gould, Guinness, LTD.. GRAIN, SEED. AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. TO* are now boolsins orders foi MacSne-dressed RYEGRASS. ITALIAN and WESTERN WOLTHS. WHITE CLOVER OOWGRASSw ALSIKE. RAPE and TURNIP SEEDS GRAIN, RAPE, and TURNIP FERTILIZERS. All at Lowest Market Rates. BUY YOUR GROCERIES IN YOUR HOME TOWN, ■ASCOT VALE" GROCERY STORE. TIMARU PRICES.

DEAR EGGS.; EXTKAOKDINARY. THAT fresh and preserved eggb will tie at a very high price next com„,g winter and possibly beyond the winter is a certainty. We are forewarned of this by the poultry »peits and bv the consistent inquiry by the large manufacturers who use the eggs in Targe quantities. Already .they are offering nearly double the price, that they were offering before the war at this time of the year, .which speaks volumes. Again there is a great shortft.re of poultry caused by the closing down of numerous poultry plants, and by tiie slaughter ot tens of thousands of head of poultry on account or the , dear feed, etc Eggs are requiredm hu-e numbers- and .are nntfoiaTnablc. therefore the P«ce is going to be a right one for the producer, if not for the consumer. Be wise, heed th* warning, and be a producer and avoid having to purchase eggs in any form You can do this by purchasing some 0 t ROTJNDHILL'S WHITE LEGHORN I The=e hatched in December will lay in Juiv (Winter), and s 0 on according to the time hatched, and the treatment civen them, aud there is less fear of Them going into pullet m~nli than those hatched earlier. Now th e season j g trj-owina; short, therefore book your requirements at once. 1 £ s. d. 19 Day Old Chicks C 15 0 95 Dry Old Chicks 1 10 0 59 Day Old Chicks 3 0 0 100 Day Old Chicks 5 15 0 On Rail Fairlie. FTRELESS BROODERS to rear Chicks, 10s each. A Brooder is required ' for each 50 Chicks,. Terms Cash with. order, and orders del:lerc-fl l strict rotation. J. W. ROUNDHTLI. BOX 44. FAIRLIE. I