AVOID HOME-MADE CALF FOOD. Results count in buying a calf food, not the price you pay per bag. Judged in this way “Ceremilk” is tho best and the most economical calf food on market. Compare “Ceremilk” fed calves; with those fed on ricemeal, pollard, linseed meal, home-made foods, or molasses, and you li at once admit that the “Ceremilk” fed beast is a letter animal and will bring a better price tor market or as a milker. Then, too, pollard isn’t reliable, while the dust and fibre in rieemeal cause scour. “Ceremilk” never scours. Mr R. Sclerabend, Dannevirke, writes: —“I have used ‘Ceremilk’ for live years, and never bad any trouble with it. Everybody asks what I feed my calves on. and of course I recommend ‘Ceremilk.’ ” Try “Ceremilk. At till stores and factories. Local disi nhuior;: X Loan and .Morc.'inikbA gene \ . I'almersloil N. Ad't
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1337, 10 September 1918, Page 7
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