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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2334, 28 October 1908, Page 3

“FREEZING WEIGHTS.” THE CLASS OF LAMB MOST IN DEMAND. It is a well-known fact to New Zealand sheep-owners that the class of lamb for which the highest price per pound is obtainable is for medium weights of prime quality. The difficulty seems to be to get lambs in prime condition at these weights, but this difficulty, like many others, is very much more apparent than real. Given the proper breed of lambs and adequate feed, the first essential is that lambs are freed from parasites before being turned on to same, and the best and cheapest means possible to obtain this end is to pass them through a bath of Quibell’s Non-poi-sonous Fluid Dip—the finest preparation obtainable for this purpose. A poisonous dip should never on any account be used for this operation, as such dips always have a tendency to give tender lambs a check, which means valuable feed lost and money wasted. Quibell’s Non-iioisonous Dip only should be used.

DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH Are responsible for rune-tenths of the ills that human flesh are heir. to. If you keep your stomach right you are pretty sure to be of good health. Cure your stomach and you cure the rest. Get it in good condition and keep it so, and you will he able to stop ajl the dosing and physicking that seem necessary to you now. There is only one way y accomplish this purpose, and this is co ensure the digestion, of the food you eat. Dr. Sheldon’s Digestive Vabules represent the natural juices of digestion as they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with .tonic and restorative properties. They- actually do the work of the stomach, and enable that, organ to rest, recuperate, and become strong and well. In fact, under their influence a man forgets he ever had a stomach. He again becomes a good fellow, and a man among men. Obtainable everywhere.

GISBORNE AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. The swimming bath is iow open to all members of The above Club. Anyone desiring to joinshould forward tlieir names, without delay,- either to Mr. H. Miller, Hon-. Treasurer, or to myself—0. R. OLSEN, Hon. See. E. J. WEST & CO. (^PRAYING T>RUNING AND -piXPEBTS. A CHANCE TO GET YOUR TREES CLEAN. GOOD FRUIT ALWAYS REPAYS YOU. REMEMBER that you must Look After your Trees, and E. J- W EBT AND C.°WILL DO THIS FOR YOU, **ook now, or you will be too lato. Tel. 455 V DON’T WORRY! IF Your SUIT is SOILED, have i* CLEANED. FADED GARMENTS DYED any Color by a- Practical Dyer and > Dry Cleaner. SUITS REPAIRED. UMBRELLAS RECOVERED an* REPAIRED, a Speciality. OHARLIE £<MITH, CITY DYE WORKS, ’£ho»§ 80S.