BIGGER MILK YIELDS

Hokitika Guardian, 13 August 1923, Page 4

BIGGER MILK YIELDS

F- "ivy farmer knows that a healthy cow produces milk of a higher lest than, one in indill’ereut health. Vvbat I lien must be the state of the cow at calving time. It is obvious that her vilalitv is considerably lowered anil must lie quickly regained if she is to ward off mi-’i d'senso-t r« : t'lk f.-ver. i lulls, had eleasiug. un.muii;,■; .>•••.. and n - tu'." bur normal product ion. ‘A bile is it: this low ci e‘ 1 londifion cl heal! !i her output a id your profit is n'i'.-.-ted. ■ > that *n your own interests ; v ill • you to ii'.ctl O 111 -dly drencli ever'- i o’, alter calling with Sykes’s jell, tan j-rover, ivniady. whi. h will t, ui, ■!; 1 v being Iter lack to pro'll. S- h.-gs li.cmh intilie. the blood and tones up the digestive organs, nicl.c- co vs give more milk. Fold by ad store». at 17s per dozen. Is. fid a t ticket, each packet contains two (’Vi-’lit”.. Mr Ft. Bin iianan. Palmerston North, it... famiuis Avi’ hire breeder, writes: o To . el the I,est re. nils Lite Imrl must iv ken I healthy. T have used Sykes’s Dtcelt on my herd of Avrsliires for many years and have found it invaluable as at tonic and cleanser at calving time—always reliable.”