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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20114, 7 December 1939, Page 16

m m m GJkeWefc V fame 'M&dewffoi ihe WO GIFT gives greater enjoyment an;l comfort to every member of the family than FURNITURE. in our modern showroom yen will find a wide assortment of useful and inexpensive presents. Come in ... . inspect our furniture .... compare our prices ! You will be agreeably surprised ! I^ Cushions-” Lamps Shades —- An attractive Cushion is always Pottery Table Lamps, with acceptable. See our large range Whipolite Washable Parchment In crushed ahd |n in shactes. /p figured velvet, IZ/U Complete Zo/tl cueiiilie and satin MISTS OF TABLES—Oak with Turned Legs. An Ideal Gift 4? NESTS OF TABLES—Oak, in OCCASIONAL TABLES; In Bentwood Designs 5()/(> Pansy Designs 45/OAKBENTWOODTEA OAK TEA WAGONS. Ever WAGONS. Hoop Design. useful . . .... *-> •> /({ 58/« 7 ;s/7 y' v'--Fireside Chairs The type of present that takes a lot of beating. A Fireside Chair will give pleasure for many vears. 48/6 0A K BENTWOOD TEA WAGONS. Circle Design. (557POTTERY —Good selection of Wedgewocd and Crown Devon. CHRISTIE’S PEEL STREET (Opposite Power Board)GISBORNE. TELEPHONE 2055.

WARM, RED. CLEAR, AND SPARKLING The purity of a liquid can be judged by holding it up against the light. Try this test with Cough Cures and Betties Lightning Cough Cure comes out with flying colours. It sparkles and throws out those wonderful curative rays. Insist on Betties.

~v;: r * % Y, /a ’■ 7', ; V \ M m / ... •** Mil H • v \ »'»' 0.HIST MAKE UP A LAST LINE TO THIS LIMERICK “This broth is a perfect delight ", Sn/rf « clerer young mother tunned Wright— The children adore it, “ They just clamour for it, A HELPFUL HINT ON HOW TO WIN Entries will be judged mainly on sincerity and aptness of thought. So begin by reading every word of this advertisement. You’ll get lots of bright ideas for a winning ‘last line’. Or better still, get a jar of Sanitarium Marmite from your grocer. Let the family sample it. Their delight will be your inspiration. And don’t make the mistake of thinking your ‘last line’ isn’t good enough. Pop it in the letter-box and let the judges decide. FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES 1. Write plainly or print your last line on an ordinary sheet of paper, together with your name and address, and send to "Limerick”, Box 669, Wellington, or the Sanitarium Health Food Company's Shop at Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch or Dunedin. Send no extra drawings, photographs or letters with your entry. 2. Entries will be judged for sincerity and aptness of thought, originality and neatness. The decision of the judges will be final. Fancy entries will not count extra. 3. There will be a new Limerick Contest every fortnight. Each contest will run for two weeks only. Entries must be in the hands of the judges on the closing date of the contest. KBJg Results will be published in this paper, together with the new limerick, a fortnight after the closing date. The contest is FREE and open to everyone except employees of the Sanitarium Health Food Company and Carlton - Carruthers Limited. CONTEST No. II CLOSES DEC. 22nd. WATCH THIS PAPER FOR RESULTS, JAN. 4 SANITARIUM HEALTH FOOD COMPANY, CHRISTCHURCH r Bl m J_T’S fun! It’s easy! It’s a gold-mine! Think of winning a crisp new»£s note just for writing a last line to this Marmite Limerick! There are so many things you can say about Marmite. All the family loves this rich Vitamin B concentration. And how good for them it is! Wise mothers put the Marmite jar on the table every meal —keep another jar handy in the kitchen. That extra little dash of Marmite is often what makes a dish. The pert, piquant flavour has a way of its own with soups, stews, casseroles, gravies, sauces, sandwiches and left-overs. And remember, Marmite is a boon to budgeteers because it’s so rich, so racy, so concert:rated, a little goes a long way.Here are some facts about Marmite to help you write several “last lines' 1 . Start now —send in all the “last lines’ you can think of. Don’t throw any idea away. It may be a winner. 1. Marmite is one of the richest sources ol Vitamin B known to science. 2. Marmite is not only a delicious vegetable extract —it is a food rich in nourishment, supplying energy and vitality, and building resistance to disease. 3. Marmite aids the digestion ol other foods, and is highlv recommended liv the medical profession as being oi great benefit to invalids and young children. •1. Marmite cheeks constipation, enriches the blood, improves the digestion, clears the skin, and tones up the system generally. 5. Because of its rich colour and tempting aroma and flavour, Marmite encourages the appetite. (~ Marmite is very concentrated therefore most economical, and will keep for any length of time in any climate. PRIZEWINNERS IN LIMERICK CCN.EST NO. 9 FIRST PRIZE £5: Mrs. R. A. Harcourt Jnr., Koiterangi; FIVE PRIZES OF£l: Miss M. James, Fairlie; R. J. Hall, Waihola; Mrs. P. McKanzia, Geraldine; Mrs. R. Choules, 10 Belvedere Road, Epsom; Miss G. Chipman, R.D. Pokeno; TEN PRIZES OF 10/-: Mr. L. Hornsey, c/• G.P.0., Wgtn.; Mrs. W. JuJsan, Woodend ; Mrs. N. Sharp, 43 St. James St., Clich.; Miss- B. McLeod, Otaki; Mrs. E. Snodgrass, Ngaruawahia; Mrs. J. Stewart, Mastcrtoa ; Bernard Teague, Wairoa; L. Morrison, 124 Merivale Lane, Chch.; Miriam Yoaij, Houto R.D.; Mrs. E. Scott, Onehunga; TWENTY PRIZES OF 5/-: Miss K. -arker. Nelson; F. Nicol, 30 Peel Street, Mornlngton ; Mrs. P. Young, 43 Forbury Cres., Dn.; Mrs. A. Young, New Plymouth; Miss M. Hallam, I Violet Street, Mt. Albert; Miss S. Hurley, Hawera: Miss J. Arthur, 22 Clifton Road, Takapuna; Mrs. M. Wilson, Invercargill; Mrs. J. Thomson, Hacktborne Rd., Chch.; R. Macfarlane, Napier; H. S. Gipps, Atawhai; Miss M. Anderson, 16 Market Street, St. Kilda ; Mrs. C. Worsfold, Whenuapai P. 0.; Mrs. L. Bailey, Rotorua; Mrs. Hall, 143 Queen’s Drive, Lyall Bay; Miss Netta Keenan, Tuapaka Flat; C. James, Fairlie; Mrs. Win, Rotomanu; Mrs. V. Barham, Port Ahuriri; Mrs. J. New Plymouth,