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A fresh and wholesome CALF FOOD MADE, TN NEW ZEALAND. Farmers appreciate, the freshness ami wholestoinenoss of “CK REM ILK.” While some imported foods are good, many are composed of foreign by-pro-ducts of doubtful value, and, of course, no food brought a great distance can have the freshness of “CEREMI'LK,” the New Zealand Calf Food, made from the cream of the Dominions best cereals. Mr. R,. 'Blakie, Lochiol, a wellknown farmer in the .South Island, said recently: “T consider “OEREMILK” 50 per cent better than any other Calf Food I have yet tried.” At all stores and factories: FLEMING AND CO., LTD., Gore; Local Distributors Messrs Perrv and Co.

A PILL IN TIME SAVES NINE.

A pill mtiiue, liko a “.stitch in time," often tsaves name. A Dr. Moi .se’s Indian Hoot Pill in time not only saves nine, l)nt it may save a serious illness requiring expensive medical treatment. Medical opinion of all classes agree that most of the complaints humanity is heir to arise fiirsti from CdpstipatSon. People are careless and for this carelessness they pjay heavily. See to it that Dr. Morse’s Indian Hoot Pills—a true and tried remedy—are kept and used to keep the system, clean, the Liver and Kidneys active and the blood pure.

THE'best friend of the family is “NAZOL.” Simple and pleasant to take Safest and Quickest in relief. Try the ‘Nazol’ Inhaler. Misses Addison have just opened an assortment of traced camisoles and mght-dress\ tops in pretty designs.— Advt.

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Hokitika Guardian, 15 November 1917, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Hokitika Guardian, 15 November 1917, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Hokitika Guardian, 15 November 1917, Page 4

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