Page 11 Advertisements Column 5

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 34, 10 February 1937, Page 11

Advertising can reduce selling costs and lessen the time in which a product moves from factory to consumer

building! H TIDV*’ If you have Tool or Imple- '' ment Sheds, Outhouses, Barns, Stables, or any other outbuildings to erect, order the Timber from us. We also have ample stocks of Timber suitable for Fences, etc. Prices are Iqw, especially for large orders. BIDGWAY ST. Phon* 2149 WANGANUI

«s£ 5 Owing to the high concentration ot Ij Cooper’* Worm Drench it prove* much I? .■‘h", j more economical in use than ordinary JIS drenche*. Co»t >. only TWO-FIFTHS of a - -■ penny for *heep or ONE-FIFTH of a Ijt *?T-. penny for lamb*. U»e the Cooper Adju»t« || -ble Doser. I J Obtainable from all Merchant*. Effective for Worms and Liver Fluke. || Alternate Do*ing with COOPER’S WORM TABLETS Recommended. |]

BRIGHT HEW ZEALAND TALENT February’s “Railways Magazine” New Zealanders, you will find much to delight you in the February issue of the "New Zealand Railways Magazine.” Here are some of the big features:— “ISLE OF THE GLOWING SKY—STEWART ISLAND AND A GLASS BOX”-by Robin Hyde “RAILWAY’S END—THE ROSSTOWN THAT IS ROSS,” by Mona Traoay “LAND OF A THOUSAND GOLDEN BEACHES” by O. N. Gillespie “CUSTODY OF THE PARENT” by Ken Alexander Instalment ot “THE THIRTEENTH CLUE”by James Cowan “RURAL VIGNETTE OR THE FORGOTTEN BRANCH-LINE,” by Bernice Shackleton. SIXTY PICTURES SIXTY PICTURES HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATIONS by M. Matthews Ken Alexander A .S. Paterson. fid. AT BOOK-SHOPS AND NEWS-AGENCIES