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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 19 July 1920, Page 4

don't use home-made calf foods; Pollard, rice meal, linseed meal, .or ~ molasses may be cheap enough, but the standard by which to estimate cost^ is • the result of the food, not the price - : you pay for it. Judged this way, home ■ prepared foods are far dearer than"CEREMILK," which costs a little more in the first place, but ensureehighly profitable results. Pollard is unreliable, and rice meal contains a lot of dust and indigestible fibre that causes scours. "CEREMILK" contains noth— : ing that cannot be readily digested; it--is absolutely pure. Mr R. McAlister, Tasmania, says: "I think it is a splendid food; the calv.es took freely to it - and throve immensely." At all stores •• and factories, in 200, 100; 50 and 251bbags. If your dealer cannot supply you. write €b Fleming and Co., Ltd., Box: 498, Wellington.—Advt. THAT SIMPLE LITTLE INVENTION may be *he means of making your fortune if you Bee that it is properly pro- - tected. If y*itt have any ideaß, smaU or great, it will he to your advantage to consult Henry Hughes, Ltd., Patents Attorneys, 157 Featherston street,/ Wellington.— Advt. WIN-HEART. Washing tablet wins the heart of those-• who use them. Win-Heart results from years of research toj| discover a perfects compound that would remove dirt from - the clothing without, njury. Win-Hearfe-tvashes dirtiest clotl es. in \q minutes without soaking, bb eing or * rubbing. . "Only Boil" and the largest washing is completed. £100' G l arantee; Clothes* wear three times lon| er . Of all grocery, ■