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Waikato Times, Volume 88, Issue 13488, 19 May 1917, Page 3

re's May. What About BLANKET Oh! Isn't it Cold? Soon that will be the cry. When \ on'it shivery and chilly what a comfort to snuggle under warm blankets. "Kaiapoi," for instance, that defy bleak and frosty nights. To meet the big demand for Blankets and Rugs that comes with May month we've laid in specially big stocks. All quality goods, and that is why old customers come back to us time and again for Blankets. It doesn't pay to keep shoddy makes. The fleeciness, the warmth and comfort, the washing capacity of our present lines will make their appeal to people who know good Blinkers. ALL-WOOL NEW ZEALAND BLANKETS from 22/6 to 47/6 COTTON BLANKETS, Cot Size,' 2/- to 2/6 Pair. Single-bed Size, 16/6 to 7/6 Pair. Drapery Stores HAMILTON * l -.-".s V.

«IHWililllßaaiMgK^^E^B^iggSS£lS£^e. Iff! •^«^-Sbs2? N #sfev ESS ihe Superior Sii't^...Absolute Purity and Genuine Wholesomeness of " BALLOC: J BRAND" has wen the confident and preference of experienced housewives during the past /&/>'■■ '?'-\ half century. ff^>^C : x i

FARMERS! >EFOR£ you order your MILKiNG ■* MACHINE. FO3 NEXT SEASON ut us shew you the latest improvements en the PILKINGTON MACHINE. Wo can offer you the best machine ever' placed before the farmer. See the greatest improvements ever made in the milking teat cup. A splendid. milker, loaves the teat in a beautiful condition after milking, easy to clean, -an be taken to pieces in a lew seconds, ■vnd never falls off your cows. Farmers note— We have our latest cups working on nearly every make of machine, which is ample proof of what experienced farmers think of our latest cup. Sec what prominent local dairy farmers say for themselves: | Horotin. To R. Pillrington. Dear Sir.—l have been in the dairy industry for many years, and have just found in your new cup what I have i been looking for. I consider this cud_ absolutely out on its own. Beautiful milker, easily cleaned, and so far has never fallen off'a suigle cow in our herd. ; Your releaser is the simplest and most : reliable I have yet seen. So satisfacI tory is your plant that I invite any far- ; mer to visit my shed and see it at work ; themselves.—Yours sincerely. F. HEXWOOD, Horotin. Tauhei Rd., Morrinsville. | To Ti, Pilkington. ' Dear Sir.--1 received the. • teat cups all right, and I am very pleas, j ej with them. T have tried them on all • ray cows, and tiiey are very satisfacj tory. They hang on and milk beauti- ! fully. I think with your latest teat j cup you have the best machine on the I market.—Yours sincerelv, T. G. SMlTH,'Morrinsville. ■ Eureka. I To R. Pilkington. Dear Sir.--Ha ring had maI chines in my shed for a number of^ I years, and now being converted to vonr i releaser and cups, I can honestly testify , that your releaser and cups are splen- ( did. Your releaser has worked all the season without a hitch of any descriptien. Your latest cups I find are:; ; splendid. Good milkers, easy to take to pieces, and never fall off the cows. T shall instal your cups right through the shed next season.—Yours sincere^ P. H. CLARKIN, Eureka." I WRITE OR GAEL FOR PARTlcfl ! LARS TO: Pilkington & Willis WARD ST., HAMILTON,

Let Us Suggest 7lc<> I #*""*"■" £_\V£ £a£.^';(Vv Chemists like you to ask for 'Unique' Hot Water Bottles made by the North British Rubber Coy., because they know "Unique" bottles last for years, never leak and yivo greatest satisfaction. Trade imperially. Buy the British article. All chemists.* ■Surveys <m«: Levels, p*<\