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Hokitika Guardian, 23 August 1923, Page 1

A CALK FOOD WITH NO WASTK. Most calf food meal contains a big proportion of indigestible material liieli Lite tlelieate organs of tno call cannot absorb. Not so with ' C eromilk”—the ingredients are properly balanced, finely milled and prepared from llarlev. Maize. I’eas, Beans. Linseed. Oats and dried Milk. Mr L Johnston ,of Ontram, writes: ‘‘l hate used ‘Cl'iU K.M ILK' for two years and lintl it very economical. Ihe calves relish it and certainly thrive on it. Ahnm as I rear calves. 1 shall continue i!sing ‘CKK KM 11. K.' Try ‘CK.KKMLI.K.’ nearest to whole milk in nutriment. All stores and factories. II vour dealer cannot supply, write to Fleming and Co. Ltd., Box 8!b ( htistchureh.

Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Children’s Hacking Cough,

Storm I.unlorns: Our hcn/inc storm hmturns aro invaluable lor limners. 3,i0 ruin, wind and storm proof. Lijrlit with match. Vet only Com post . K. I’. .M. Manning and Co. o Bedford Bow, Christchurch. —Advi.

I regularly use ' Heenzo’ as a gargle. It i-ars niv vocal iliords and keeps iliem

And 15/- in the Purse of Every Parent m 3. »1| If you write now, naming this paper, we will send you a Boy's All-wool Sports Suit, in any size, with kcicke free 39 S 1 Exira Knickers for Nothing TM' m Try them on—examine tho Tweed. If you don’t think they will stand the hardest wear your son can give them, let us know, and we will at once post back the purchase price, plus postage. GLASSON’S WAREHOUSE jr 96 Lichfield St. LfW ChrijichnTch