Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 17 August 1921, Page 4

That best of all material, colonial saddle tweed, is again in full supply at the Melbourne, Limited, made up into boys’ shorts. Nothing will give such satisfactory wear as these for hard usage. The price also shows a drop, and they are now quoted at 12/9 for oize 7, to 14/6 for size 14. In every home where children dwell, Each fond and anxious mother strives To keep her darlings bright and well Throughout their tender infant lives; Ask grateful parents where you will, Bow they for croupy colds assure, And one clear echo answers still “AVoods’ Great Peppermint Cure!” BETTER PRICES FOR STOCK. The prices you receive at the market depend largely upom the condition of your stock. Rear your cows and bullocks on Ceremilk, and you will get the utmost for them. Or if you rear cows for milking, Ceremilk-feeding will mean better milk yields. Ceremilk is the perfect-ly-balanced ration, infinitely superior to pollard, linseed meal, ricemeal, molasses. It builds bone, flesh, muscle, and prevents scour. Hundreds of farmers recommend Ceremilk Sold at stores and factories in 2001 b, 1001 b. 501 b and 251 b bags. Local Agents: Fleming and Co., Ltd., P.O. Box Wellington. Made by Fleming and Co., Ltd., Gore. For pigs, use Fafto-Jfood. It costs three-eightlte oi a penny to one penny per dozen to preserve eggs in Sharland’a Moa Brand Egg Preservative —-sold in small tins to preserve 14 doz m eggs; half-gallon tins. 90 dozen; 1-gallon tins, 180 dozen; and 4-gallon tins. 7201 dozen. It is woacUriully cheap and re-1 i liable.