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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11990, 29 January 1920, Page 2

QUALITY IN CALF FOODS* What really counts in feeding calves is what they digest—not how much they swallow. When calves are given whey alone, they have to consume such enormous quantities to get a square meal that malnutrition and mined digestion result. On the other hand, a little of * ‘CERE - MILK” suffices, beause it is made from the pick of New finest cereals, is nutritious, easily digested and most palatable. Mrs Duncan Malcolm, Southland, in referring to “CERE-MILK,” says:—‘‘The calves thrive right away and they do not scour as they did with the other food. ’ ’ At all stores and factories, in 200, 100, 50 and 251 b. bags. If your dealer connot supply yon write to Fleming and Co., Ltd., Box 498, Wellington, We send yon our hearty good wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year, and so that the important eating part of your holiday programme may be satisfactory, let us recommend DAISY Flour for_ all your cooking. Brighter, .whiter, finer-—perfect every time because new day methods make it so.—Hodder and Tolley, Ltd.* SIMPLY INVALUABLE. There is nothing equal to Chamberlain’s Tablets for,indigestion and constipation. Theyjclear the stomach of all undigested food and at the same time cleanse promoting the flow of gastric^juices, which are indispensable in the process of digestion. Indigestion always produces a tendency tobonstipation, and for the treatment df this alone Chamberlain’s Tablets are invaluable. Sold everywhere.

HAMER & HALFORD. PAINTERS & PAPERHANGERS. BIG stocks of latest designs in WALL PAPERS. Fresh consignments regularly. Estimates Given. Floor stains and polishes. Oils and water colours for artists BROADWAY, - MARTON. (Next to Mogfidge’s). Telephone 293.

«mFor TOOTHACHE Insen—one or two drops of full-strength. •nnryi HI Begiatered Name for HCAN’S ESSENCE 3 ba For Coughs, Colds, Catarrh and Sore Throats dilate to a pint hy adding water and sweetening. 5 GBING CONCERN. /jq ACRES stood grass land, well OO sheltered, watered, and divided, with the following stock, etc: 25 select cows, bull, 2 horses, dray and harness, rubber tyred gig, milking machines, buckets, tools, etc, all in perfect order; 5 roomed bouse and outbuildings. A nice snug money making farm. Close to factory, school, etc. Price, including stock, £75 per acre. Very easy terms. The ffood value will make a quick j’ B. WILTON & CO., LAND AGENTS, Palmerston North. F E ILDING S HO W 3rd & 4th FEBRUARY, 1920. ENTRIES CLOSE JAN. 16th Comprehensive schedule of classes for Ring Competitions : Sheep Dog Trials, Horses, Cattle. Sheep, Pigs, Home Industries, etc. Breeders’ Cups for Shorthorns, ' Polled Angus, Jerseys, Romney Marsh, Southdowns, Lincolns. FEILDING ANNUAL RAM FAIR. sth & 6th FEBRUARY, 1920, On Feilding ShowgroundsEntries close with the Secretary, Feilding A. & P. Association, on 16th January. Schedules, Entry Forms and all information from B. H. Fisher, Box 98. Feilding. MO6RID6E and SON’S : ARCADE. ; ON VIEW—A Big Display of 1920 DIARIES 1920 TOYS in endless variety. Also, — NEW ZEALAND BOOKLETS. Fancy Goods in Profusion. Silver and Electroplate, also Copper and Antimony Ware. Leather Goods, etc., etc. MOGRIDGE '& SON,