YOU CAN REAR CALVES ON ««CMEagLK'/ AND .W^TER When inked with water, u CEREr MILK' 1 ' fnakos a nutritious calf food • one of the principal ingredients is dried milk. Rich in fats and isiungf- proteid»{ w; is a puie food a t &' entirely absorbed by the digestive organs of the calves. Mr C. Jespersen, of Waiotahi, writes:— "I bare used 'CEREMILK'. *for two seasons* and consider it "a f most economical ) calf food; It is much relished by the calves, which have done exceedingly well on it. 1 •reared'46" calves and have not'bad one scour this season." All stores and factories, if your dealer can-; not jsupplyv writel to Fleming and Co., !Ltd, Box 498, Wellington. 21
MoINNES FOB BEST VET. REMEDIES. ..Animalp, hl;e,humans, want .treatrae.nt oopasionally,. Ifood is not of t)w stpck.. -Horses and cattle frequently develop "simple ajlments Jtbat can be checked. i| you have madeprovision for the emergency, I" supply all kinds of „ Stock medicines, and know by lengthy experience that they will do all that is claimed for them. If you cannot- call make use of the -.Mail-order si. vice; -W'rite me NOV about"your requireiiq.entar.;, v v \ , ;'"-. "■' ; : ; ; All orders carefully packed and forwarded »by return of mail, W, M°IW'RS ECMOjNT F HAH W AC*. BROADWAY. STRATFORD, A pint of bost Cough Mixture can be,made at £ome Joy SWM- ng > swe e ■*" water . to^ja ? amal{L bottle of HjEE^ZO. Cheapes t and bes.t. > a
Hay F&m fcU^ ' is "absolutely 'plain and obvious; At the first sigh' of a cough or cold give the kiddies Bonhihgton's Irish Moss. No other remedy is so'sure^ds,afe. cuv.„.n It draws an antiseptic film Jf" & j ovter the dmmh lining of *be W? throat,: Md' thus protects It awrtl, ' from the dreaded' Flu' germs. Line Jtviir Bennington's is made to a ««, 2/C. Ume tqsted formula, by fully H&Jjr podu* qualified pharmacists. It is as •be, 1/6. powerful as It is safe. ALWAYS KEEP A LARGE BOTTLE QF,BONNINGTON/S IN THE HOUSE DON'T FOBGET THAT "ELJSE'S MTOWINTBB SALE IS NOW Off. TRE|4ENDOUS REDUCTIONS ON, ALL WINTER STOCK WHICH INCLUDES LADIES' VELOUR COATS, WOOLLEN FROCKS, CARDIGANS AND BLOUSES, AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING AND HOSIERY. COKE AM) SECURE SOME OF THE BARGAINS. EMSE LADIES' * CHJBSttPS OUTFJtTEB
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 81, 10 August 1923, Page 3
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