PATENTS THAT PAY.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13422, 8 July 1911, Page 7

PATENTS THAT PAY.

Patents for small articles usually pay »cttor than those for great schemes. Such simple things as rubber heels, barbed wire, points of screws, hair-pins, rubber tips to pencils, collar studs, simple toys, have landed the patentees enormous formes. Messrs Baldwin and Bayward, chose local representative is Mr J. L•tevenson, Wieksteed Place, can give you -rind advise on ary matters pertaining to patents.

CHAMPION LINIMENT. Champion Liniment cures. Young and Collins’ advertisement, this issue, will tell vou all about it.

Goosebcry and currant bushes of all the best varieties at Benefield's njirscry, Araiv.oho.

CHAMPION LINIMENT. Champion Liniment cures. Read advertisement, this issue, and try it. Price, 2s Od. Young and Collins, sole agents.

Benefield and Sons' nursery stock gives satisfaction.

July 19th is the date of Benefield and Sons’ sale of fruit trees, hedge plants, and shrubs.

Benefield and Solis’ nursery catalogue sent to any address, post free.

On Wednesday next, at 2 p.m., Williams and Harper will conduct a sale of nursery stock on account of Duncan and Davies, of New Plymouth. They can thoroughly r. commend these plants to intending purchasers, who are invited to come along and inspect for themselves before they buy. . LITTLEJOHN'S ASSIGNED ESTATE. The purchasers wish to make it plain that all goods during this sale are being sold at practically half price, and in many instances at less than half, and would like drapery buyers to come .and convince themselves that it is so, by comparing sale prices with the ordinary selling prices. LILT OP THE VALLEY. Bulba of lily of the valley, tuberose, gladioli, peonies, etc., etc., in any quantity, at Benefield’s nursery, Aramoho. IJTTLEJOHN’S ASSIGNED ESTATE. The purchasers wish to make it plain that all goods during this sole are being sold at practically half price, and in many instances at less than half, and would like drapery buyers to come and convince themselves that it is so, by comparing sale prices with the ordinary selling prices. THE “HEDGE” MOTOR CYCLE. A sample of this machine is now on view at W. Draffin and Co.’s, Guyton Street. All interested in motor cycles are invited to inspect this machine. The “Rudgo” will be on view for to-day only, being required for the purpose of appointing agencies in other districts. CHAMPION - LINIMENT. Champion Liniment cures. Price, 2s Gd. See advertisement in this issue. Young and Collins, sole agents. ROSES AND CARNATIONS. All the best varieties of roses and carnations now on sale at Benefield’s nursery, Aramoho.