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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 387, 28 June 1918, Page 2

A CAI.F ME At WITH NO WASTE Most calf meals leave a sedi nent in the (orm of a semi-solid deposit in the bottom of the bucket. Titus the call doesn't get a full Iced and nutrition consequently suiters. Not so with Ccrcmilk the unique process of grinding by ~peci.il heavy machinery results in .1 wondei iiillv line food - v> Jine that the particles remain in suspension in tlv huckel. I i' us the call' get* all the g<«)dnc>- ami the vv< 'l l. "i preparation i» far easier. Mr I. '• •'lll- 1o:i of Out rain write* : "I lu\e ued ». I- KEfor tw<> year* and lind it vei v The caive-Jike and rc!'>h ii and certainly thrnc on it. I imd il \erv easy lo prepare alid .1- lone a* 1 rear calves Ir-h.ill continue using "CEREMILK." Trv CEREMILK. equal to whole milk in nutriment. At all -.!■ >res and lactones. Local distributor :II \ . Ciille-pic. Auckland Provincial Agent, \V. Fi"uNt'>n. Pukekohe. L<>t al 1 The only way to secure a ropy of the "Times" every issue is Ly placing an order with your newsagent. Agents have no spare copies for chance sales; we print only what are ordered hy the agoii'S. Give your order NOW if yo't ha"Q not already ordered For l afluenza take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails. t> •SSV? . ¥