jyi II ii A.OO hj o FOR THE WINTER FEEDING OF LIVE STOCK FOR PROFIT. You may be one of the Stockowners who are anxious about Winter Feed. Root Crops are not plentiful nor really good, and there's a scarcity of succulent food, especially for milking cattle. If that's the case, we want to introduce you to 'MOLASSES,'* a very valuable food adjunct for all kinds of live stock. 'MOLASSES" is a product of the sugar refinery, and is a cheap comodity of very valuable nutrient properties. It will make unpalatable food reffshable and sufficient. Some very disastrous droughts have been tided over by stockowners with the aid of "MOLASSES" and the poorest quality of feed —when otherwise all would have died. Not only is "MOLASSES 1' a food, it is a great tonic, and acts upon the general health of the stock. Horses fed with it—assume a glossy coat and full, clear eye. Cattle tone up wonderfully. Dairy Cows increase their milk flow and stores put on flesh. Added to skim milk, pigs fatten rapidly, : ami calves are readily reared in perfect health with Molasses J and skim milk. Sheep, too, take it readily when diluted with water 1 and mixed; with chaff. in the• older countries "MOLASSES" has been a regular article of stock diet for many years—always with the best results. You want the best return from your stock—so feed them "MOLASSES," for the final profit is a tremendous increase on the first outlay. War and Railway Conditions have made supplies limited, so to get your winter supply assured you need to order without delay. Once present stacks are sctd we cannot tell when fresh supplies will arriveN7 I- A D fIU CO Q PROVISBON DEPARTMENT. BOOT PRICES KNOCKED INTO A TEN mmKKk CLIFTON KEATSjBr Purchase of W. J. Cunningham's Boot Stock, enables him to Knock Spots Off the jß^B|i|Br Ordinary Boot Prices. 19s 11d. This is The Sale of Sales. Hft«~ Ss\ k INSPECT OUR WINDOWS, AND SEE FOR yS^wjll yourselves. buy now. buy now. 18s'lid. .- '. ..' . ••' " " " ■■■ -.' Mil ■r A 1 l WrJ* 'W U
look: here. I^LETCILER BROS, are Selling 31bs Good Cooking Pea* for Is. 21bs Lentils for Is, 71bs Cooking Salt Is, 71b Washing Soda for Is, 2 packets Tucker's Soups for Is, 2 jars Salmon and Shrimp Paste i'or Is, 2 tins Metal Polish for Is, 8 .cakes Brown Windsor Soap for Is. At FLETCHER. BROS. COLOMBO Teas, Coffee and Cocoa we have now. in stock. All linos procurable from this iirni. Toasts Id. 2s 2d, 2s 3d, and 2s (kl lb. Coifee and Chicory Is 9d tin, lib Tin. Soluble Coffee'2s. China Buds 3s Od lb. .-Also, 51b and 101b bag and tins and 2otb boxes of tea a.t cheaper rates. " WIXTON AN'l> TBOMAS. ■ ■ Triangle S<oi'fis., ■•.'
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9652, 8 July 1919, Page 3
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