AVOID HOME-MADE CALF FOOD

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17397, 7 October 1918, Page 2

AVOID HOME-MADE CALF FOOD

Eetiults count in buying a calf food not the price you pay per bag. Judged in this way "CEREMILK" is the best and the most economical calf food on market. Compare " CJEREMILK" tod culve s with those fed on ricemeal, pollard, linseed meal, home-made foods, or molasses,and you'll at once admit that the " CEREMILK" fed beast is a better animal and will bring a better price for market or as a milker. Then, too, pollard isn't reliable,, while the dust :ind fibre in ricemeal cause scour. "CKREMILK" never scours. Mr. A. Feieabend, Dannevirke, writes:—"l have. u«xl -'CEREMILK'' for five years, and nevpr had any trouble with it. Everybody asks what I feed mi* calves and of course I recommend " CEREMILK.'' Try "CEREMTLK." At all stores and factories. Local distributors —Hatrick and Co. Ltd. Wan-

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KAY'S "LINSEED COMPOUND" /or Coughs and Colds, loosens phlegm, allays irritation-

Why should I buy NAZOL? Because XAZOL is the best family cough and cold remedy. Complete in itself—most economical. 60 doses Is 6d.

"If a child is bilions, turning hot and cold, or can't sloep at night, you'll find there's nothing more soothing and com. fortinjr than a hot water bottle—but mind it's a. "Unique" made in Great Britain. All chemists.