54in. 2/6, 72in. 2/11, 80in. 3/11, White Twill 54in, 2/3 yd, 72in. 2/11, Best Quality 80in. 4/11 yd. All Wool Doctor Flajinels, 26 inches wide, Grey, Shetland, 2/11 yd., White 2/9 yd. Good Quality Jap. Crepes, all shades, only 1/6 yd.
Calves will Pay—-1922 Dairy Farmers realise that the prices received for calves during 1920-21 were abnormal. The killing of thousands of calves created a shortage of Milking Cows and Beef Cattle, which must resuk in a great demand and high prices next year. The rearing of calves with the best artificial food pays! Feed with “CEREMILK” ■—the Milk of Cereals—without skim milk or whey. It is made from wholesome grains in balanced proportions, finely milled to ensure easy preparation. Dried milk is added to give correct strength. r You can rear calves on “CEREMILK” and water—no skim milk required if none is easily procured—and your calves will develop soundly in bone and muscle. The PRICES are Reduced 2C0—28/-; 100—15/-; 50—7/9; 25-4/. The QUALITY is still unbeaten. ORDER NOW Agent, ; S.tiified Uteri Everywhere JL Everywhere Mil ton. Gore, Invercargill, Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland ■AINES— A
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 August 1922, Page 6
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184Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, 16 August 1922, Page 6
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