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Hokitika Guardian, 12 November 1920, Page 4

DESTRUCTION OF CALVES : ILLEGAL. 1 In many European" countries the destruction of calves-—especially heil'or calves—is illegal. In this country, .here plenty of foodstuffs abound, it should l)e made illegal too. The calves of to-day will he valuable yearlings next season, yet annually thousands of potentially valuable animals are wantonly killed. Cercmilk will yield vigorous, healthy calves, and any dairy farmer knows that the price of good dairy cows is going to increase far beyond the cost of rearing a calf. One 1001 b bag of Cereniilk, costing 295, will rear four calves past the milk food stage. There is ho better preparation on the market so far as food value, ease of preparation, and safety are concerned. Cereniilk is cheaper in the civ l than any-' inferior substitute. It is the purest and most nutritious calf food, All Stores. Fleming and Co., Ltd., Box'B9, Christchurch. Local Distributors: —Perry & Coy.

“Feeling conies before reflection.” —Haweis. Colds usually catch people unawares. Most people lirst contract a chill, and then seek the remedy. Others, who know, always keep Baxter’s Lung Preserver by them. It fortifies the system against cold and ‘flue’ germs, soothes [ sore throat, eases breathing, heals j bronchial passages, gives vitality and energy. “Baxter’s” has been the public favourite for over half-a-century. It is advertised by the good it does. You should test it. Your chemist or grccer stocks Baxter’s Lung Preserver. Buy a big 2s fid bottle to-day.

Refuse substitutes. Insist on “NAZOL” tbe scientific remedy and preventive of coughs and colds. 60 doses Is 6d.