Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1919, Page 3

Thomson's Calf Meal Contains all the elements necessary for bone, sinew, and flesh production. 1001b of Thomson's Will rear more calves than any other meal, no matter at what price, and rear them better and with less trouble. Agents— North Tar&naki Dairy Co., V.'iitara. Central Co-op. Stores, Stratford. H. Crawford, Cardiff. C. A. Wilkinson, Ltd., Eltham.

ELTHAM. gOLID TROUSERS, all wool and in ( flll sizes, exceptional value, at T. Fountaine's Opposite Coronation Hall, Kltimm. . * opened a range of Boys' Grey Jerseys (now very scarce). Call early. JJOVS' School Suits in Endless Variety at bedrock prices at 'f. Fonntaine's. FOUNTAfNK Ims jjist, opened 'another shipment of specially selected Box Suits; guaranteed to fit; full rango half and quarter sb.es. ' JJUSHMEN'S Heather Mixture Underpants /now procurable .at T. Fountaine's; Eltham. A Breakfast fit for a King Milk Oaties is a new and absolutely different breakfast food-alretdy partially cooked it savei the and fuel. Great heary rollers treat the luperfin* plump oat*, and mould them irfto wonderfully thin wafer-like flakei. MILK WIES*' have that delicate scalded nailk tastfl which in so ah»olaielr distinctive. Trvtfaea to-morrow, ana yooll uaderstaad why folk say Milk Oaties is the breakfast de lnxo. SvrethcCouponsand iha<« 1b tlit Great Fre* Gift Sehoßie. St

A Mnstcrton sheep farmer, speaking to an Age reporter, stated that he did not think there would be much surplus over the Imperial prices for wool to divide between the growers. When the charges for storage, insurance, and transport were taken into consideration, the difference between the price paid the wool-grower and that received by the Imperial authorities at the other end would not be very material. Visitors from the Auckland-Waikato district comment on the increase there of sawmilling operations among the pinus insignia groves. Small travelling mills go from farm to farm, or residence to residence, cutting out the once worthless pinus insignis with sufficient profit to enable the miller to pay the pwner of the land «& average ef about .£1 a m■ " i