"THE BEST GALE FOOD I HAVE EVER USED." Mr Robert Highet, of Clandeboye, near Temuka, writes: ."After many years' experience with calves I must say that 'OEREMILK' is the best calf food I have ever used." Advice worth following. Simply Btir "CEREMILK" into warm water and then pour this into boiling water. Let stand until feeding-t.me and mis with skim milk o r whey. Made from finest cereals, by a firm with half a century's experience. s "CEREMILK" is a 8 fine as flour, and cou tains dried milk in correctly balanced proportions; superior to any similar food. All stores and fncties. If your dealer cannot supply, write to Fleming and Co., Ltd., Box 498, Wellington. 23
MoINNES FOR BEST VET. REMEDIES. Animals, like human ft; want treatment occasionally. Food is not of course the sum total of your care for the stock. Horses and cattle frequently develop simple ailments that can be checked if you have made provision 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 sft.vice. Write me NOW about your requirements, i All orders carefully packed and forwarded by return of mail. W M°TNN'RS ECMONT PHARMACY, BROADWAY. BTRATFORD. A pint of bost Cough Mixture can be made at home by adding sweetening and water to a small bottle of HEENZO. Cheapest and best. % When your kiddie wakea with an alarming cough you'll wish you had a large bottle of Bonnington's in the house. Don't risk your child's health 1 Co to the chemist today and get Bonmngton's, it's the surest Inend and protector against throat, chest, and lung troubles a man woman or child could ever need. Potent—yet pleasant to take. Acts direcUy on the aflected membranes. Be safe—get a LARGE BOTTLE oi foR COUGHS **COL»S Ltr« e baity sot, 2/fc Handy pocket »««•» •!/*■
SEE THE CHARMING ARRAY OF FANCY GOODS AT "ELISE." This charming oxposition of traced and worked cushion covers and runners in neat designs proves how well beauty and utility can be combined to make the home more attractive. Ou r range of cottons and Bilks is pleasingly wide and comprises Tennoc Floss and rope silks in so many beautiful shades that the execution of original colour schemes is an easy matter. Our prices are moat reasonable too. "ELISE" LADIES' & CHIDBEFS OFT :TTEB
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 83, 13 August 1923, Page 3
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