They strolled in together for a "spot." "What's yours?" asked the first. "'TUP Calf meal," said the farmer absent mindedly. He always ordered the best, and asking for "TUI" Calf meal was a fixed habit with him. "What do you order—just 'Calfmeal,' or 'TUP Calf meal?" From stores and merchants.
DON'T USE HOME-MADE -CALF FOODS. Pollard, risemeal, 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 "CKRtiMILK," which costs a little more in th<> first place, but ensures highly profitable results. Pollard is unreliable and rice meal contains a lot of dust and indigestible fibre 9 that ' causes sco "CEREMILK" contains nothing i cannot be readily digested; it is al lutely pyre. Mr. R. McAlister, Tasmania, says: "I think it is a splendid food,, the calves took freely to it and throve imnrensely." At all Stores and Factories, in 200', 100, SO and 2;>lb bags. If your dealer cannot supply you write to Fleming and Co., Ltd. 25
Don't hesitate to use Nazol very freely, especially by constant inhalation. It protects the mouth. no=e and throat aminat liittttlou* iaflut&M «««♦.
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Taranaki Daily News, 5 August 1920, Page 6
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