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Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 December 1939, Page 5

O C SM-mn $ .IO? is probably no greater enemy of good health than «iFsr l 'U * 'a. ' L ■*" ‘Yiulty elimination. Case records of a great hospita ' ' k /A showed that eighty-five per cent of the patients were trouble with poor elimination and that when this condition wa> . Y A , relieved practically all other complaints vanished. Whui stronger evidence is needed to show that neglect of constipation is nothing short of dangerous. tWt-San-Bran, -which is nature's own way to intestinal cleanliness, "s l )as liclp thousands of men and women — yes and children •' ” too —to greater enjoyment of life, through better health — relief from vague and obscure ills such as headaches, nerves .>y'W£ '■ rheumatism, lowered vitality and tiredness, which are often 'jk' I /XWIII caused by faulty elimination. Resolve to put an end to isk ~ \ constipation by ordering San-Bran from your grocer today *' sk'''’’¥ ' Read this list of San-Bran features — and bear them in miiu * when you wuite your “last line” for this Limerick Competition J- San-Bran is a delicious food laxative. ll> ’ W til[Hi Bhl H golden Hakes are readv to cat with mi) wW W1 'Ol Wil Oil H In D ||iiS cream, fruit, or sprinkled on other b:rap tat vl Ira 111 Ila!! a Ullli ast 00^s or l l essorts - San-Bran a^SO ’ n nian y deliciouA HINFON WINNING wholesome recipes for cakes, cookies. Entries will be judged mainly on apt- Ofa $lLj f EjjgS. •> .X L K E.® pne mgs. ness of thought; so that the last line should, if possible, bring in some al 1 Ri Wp J» I Igi 1»TfO 21 San-Bran readily absorbs water, lormu feature of the product. T® JI .1 n | |jß Ja s 2xl ■■ a soft, bulky mass in the intestines which Read carefully through this advertise- rl' JB itin llffl'' assists in a perfectly natural manner tin Kbettfr thorough elimination of waste matter, a packet of San-Bran and try it yourself. 3. San-Bran is rich in mineral salts and vit FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES amins. It is already cooked to perfection 1. The last line must rhyme with the and flavoured the Sanitarium way. Profirst and second lines. Write plainly or curable from all grocers in 8 oz. packets, print your last line, on an ordinary sheet of paper together with your name and (£.M. IL L address, and send to “Limerick,” Box " '*'"** —■ — - 669, Wellington, or leave at any Sanitarium Health Food Co. Shop. Send no 4 II’IVW extra drawings, photographs, or letters ■“ - with your entry. lANE 9 THg® 2. Entries will be judged for sincerity ... B -Tiur>nis»wzi»’and aptness of thought, originality and neat- Results will be published in this paper, together » • a ness. The decision of the judges will be final. with the new limerick, a fortnight after the ■ Fancy entries will not count extra. closing date. 3. There will be a new Limerick Contest 4. The contest is FREE and open to everyone Said a healthy young lady named Kmyht, every fortnight. Each contest will run for two except employees of the Sanitarium Health “You’re not looking as well a$ you might, weeks only. Entries must be in the hands of Food Company and Carlton-Carruthers ( •/ ?/ . the judges on the closing date of the contest. Limited. J otll ' SMH fS quite sallow PRIZEWINNERS IN LIMERICK CONTEST NO. 10 CONTEST NO. 12 CLOSES Somewhat pimply and yellow, FIRST PRIZE £5: Mr. D. L. Irving, Otokia; FIVE PRIZES OF £1: JANUARY sth. WATCH Mrs. A. Young, New Plymouth; Mrs. L. Dennis, Manurewa; Mrs. R. THIS PAPER FOR RESULTS Choules, Epsom; Mrs. E. A. Tibbits, Paparoa; K. Treaty, Glenbervie; JANUARY F?th. TEN PRIZES OF 10/-: V. Millard, Palmerston North; Miss M. Anderson, St. Kilda ; Master A. Armstrong, Levin; Mrs. J. Scott Johnston, Mangere Bridge; Mrs. P. Mckenzie, Geraldine; Mr. S. Waller, Wynyard St., Auckland; Mrs. S. Kelly, New Plymouth; Miss Jean Young, Whangarei; Miss M. Oxenham, Epsom; Mrs. G. Lambert, Lyall Bay; TWENTY PRIZES OF 5/-: Robin Kent, Sc. Andrew’s College, Chch.; Miss M. Terry, Cameron St., Auckland ; Alison Se's x 'Y' r 9-‘ xx ■< Mosley, Waiuta; Miss Gwen Whiblcy, Greymouth; Mrs. Macdonald, f ' Belleknowes ; Jack Hodgson, Kairangi, P. 8.; Mrs. A. McKenzie, ft |lll| < Hamilton; Master M. Nixon, Pacroa; Mrs, W. Mayall, Northcote; 1 \ Mrs. S. Allen, Boulcott Tee., Wellington; Mrs. E. Funnell, Feilding; k k Mrs. R. Wilkes, Invercargill; Miss Fox, Tauranga; Master K. Rawson, IIjJS It. Ba. Duntroon; Mrs. L. Rowe, Okau; Miss M. Brown, Naseby; Mrs. F. ; Crane, Carterton; Jessie Purser, Hawera: Miss H. Shenntng, Napi«r; Erie Prier, PAlmerstaa Norths ’ xV ' V” ?

WOEEHEE 4. Ji rADMUDC’ IfeVM kemestmms ai IH6 lAlllVlEftd One time of the year when a fully-stocked larder is so much needed is the holiday and festive season. Visitors arriving unexpectedly, friends f calling in on the “way through,’’ and hearty appetites, all call for plenty of food. 1 ——— j i MwSwp \ DRINK »- N--" ! I . gold ws™ f ' ’,'4 Coupons and CIGARS! f Oq j receive 10/- Cash. ““ ' GIFT PACKS OF F . 8 CIGARETTES V rfSg? SWEETS FOR AND CIGARS—- ■■>•..<-/ THE FAMILY— marcel°la A 'XMAS NOVELTIES MIMOSA EON BONS FANF t’XMAS MAMS Fancy Boxes of TURKISH AND PROVISIONS chocolates cigarettes CHOCOLATE TOYS of finest Quality cake decorations QUEEN ANNE GROCERIES chocolates LjK<jer.r\ir.3 HAMS— , MUSCATELS £. r ° wns JORDAN ALMONDS “THE FARMERS” JSEWuks jncl Kiw. CHRISTMAS CAKE Cookoci and Raw. cocktail luncheon sausage , GROCERY DEPARTMENT SAVOURY biscuits HAM & TONGUE ‘ " - — ’XMAS PUDDINGS p rpl/' a 1 c* / til jO* A V r r’F> \ McNAIR S BISCUITS GHERKINS (W.F.C.A., LTD.) -And the Usual SHIRRIF’S COCKTAIL SULTANAS CHERRIES ... p , CURRANTS PIC[<L! - 3 vmeen Street - - - Mastenon raisins PEEL SAUCLS - r . lr - pr \nnn o-T'-\nn CHERRIES chutney 1 Elk SENIOR S 1 ORE. cordials fce-JU* --. UH’iXSt. J.'iSLiitTW, fii / TUTIMrf.IV-'rfu U3UBi^^SM.TWftra, r~, ~T | HELP THE TERRITORIALS! I * THEY HAVE VOLUNTEERED TO PROTECT YOUR HOME! I