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Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 February 1940, Page 9

Mlll-S lI'ITII • ®fßill®Bit* * AMO WIH 48 O'-yC ? Come on now, all you clever housewives ami Marmite fans . . . here’s your opportunity Io collect a crisp new £5 note . . . just ' 'i" by writing a last line to this Marmite Limerick. £■■■■l ■-'> All the family loves the savoury, piquant flavour ot Marmite. : , T - Wise mothers keep a jar always on the table .. . another jar ' ' r ’ v ~ ' 3y L ( handy in the kitchen for use when cooking, because there's Jnothing adds flavour and food value like this rich, tasty '* t 1 vegetable extract. Soups, savouries, egg dishes, main dishes, ' o sandwiches, stews, gravies, dishes made up of left-overs... ' > ' there’s no end to the things to which Marmite adds vital Ife ■■ ' nourishment and tempting, mouth-watering flavour. <. ' ' * Wy ’ -loin the thousands who, for health and variety’s sake, serve --- ' '»•?“*** ' Marmite in some way every day. Read through this list of ' - '/A features—it will help you plan balanced nourishing meals .. . * jlr * / -4'F J D | and help you win first prize in the Limerick competition. 1. Marmite is a highly concentrated extract and one of the ' ' richest sources of Vitamin B known to science. v -• Besides nourishing by its own goodness. Mannite aids (he r? digestion of other foods. Il supplies energy and vitality. ,Vbuilding resistance to disease, and is highly recommended . A ' ‘ by the medical profession as being of great benefit to ' ffinwß/ 4 ‘ invalids and young children. I A-■ • B * B A n 1 3. Marmite checks constipation, enriches the blood, improves 4* ** ■~4- : digestion, clears the skin and tones up the system generally. ‘ A / * ’ ' ‘h I 1 "’nkens the urge to eat bcca’use of its rich colour and its U A/- s jUu / “ come hither ” arotna and flavour. * soils' / " 5. Marmite is very concentrated, therefore most economical in use x“ and keeps for any kugth of time - ATm 1 / I ’ WRITE A X in any climate. FA''' Vf J ' V ‘LAST LINE’ TO THIS LIMERICK ;; AA.AA.:Aa. tVWigm' When appelilex you would excite, \ ' : ; f B -4nd ftaeom‘l'ul meals expedite, \ . i dust add to your gravy, I I SVejc,c«.sseroZe or savoury, i A HINT ON WINNING \ / Entries will be judged mainly on sincerity \ .... — / and aptness of thought. So read right y/ through this advertisement carefully be- 'kX). fore you start to write your “last line.” You’ll get plenty of really brilliant ideas —-KKv AM !■> M I w ■ ■S | f. on what to say once you are familiar with wVi ■i lH U |M ■ n the qualities of Marmite. Or better still. The decision of the judges will be final. Fancy ■MB MVA ■ 111 B iHI i get a jar from your grocer and try it entries will not count extra. BWBB W L A hFA,! 3. There will be a new Limerick Contest IT I Jil til lAw J I■■ m Js KMCTre FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES every fortnight. Each contest will run for I I . ’, 13.1 I H M|l i | I I. The last line must rhyme with the first two weeks only. Entries must be in the hands and second lines. Write plainly or print your of the judges on the closing date of the contest. last line, on an ordinary sheet of paper together Results will be'publishe.d in this paper, together I LM ‘H*l*l ■ aS SUrafi with your name and address, and send to with the new limerick, a fortnight after the ami »M*J 88 1 1 llBl<iPl I B B | “ Limerick,” Box 669, Wellington. Send no closing date. extra drawings, photographs or letters with . CDCr your entry '' le contest 1S FREE and open to everyone ' except employees of the Sanitarium Health ?. Entries will be judged for sincerity and Food Company and Carlton - Carruthers iptness of thought, originality and neatness. Limited. fIRST PRIZE £5: Miss M. Brown, Naseby; FIVE PRIZES £1 : Mrs. CONTEST No. 1 5 CLOSES E. Scott, Onehunga; Mrs. O. Goy, Inglewood; Guy Rogers. 14 FEBRUARY 16th. WATCH jl 1 1 M Ml l l ll M VRW Severn Street, Ch’Ch ; Mrs. M. Rowe, 61 Wairiki Road, Mt. Eden : Miss I. Parker, Gisborne; TEN PRIZES 10/-: Mrs. G. Lambert, Lyall THIS PAPER FOR RESULTS iJI jl Bay; H. Snodgrass, Ngaruawahia; E. Graham, 122 London St. Dn; ON FEBRUARY 29. Miss D. Payne, Napier ; Miss Shiela Volliner, R.M.D. Upper Moutere; Mrs. Tie, Balclutha; Miss V. Harney, EastTakaka; Miss J. Tilly, 225 Victoria Ave. Remuera; Mrs. A. Mercer, Wanganui; THE SANITARIUM HEALTH FOOD COMPANY, PAPANUI, CHRISTCHURCH Mrs. D. Garrett, Invercargill; TWENTY PRIZES 5/-: Mrs. R. Harcourt, Koiterangi; Mrs. E. Tibbits, Paparoa; Mrs. G. Mune, R. D. Kumeu; H. Stanton, Nelson; John Nicol, Hastings; Miss M. ' Sis®? WO! Tracey, Pukekohe; Ptve. C. R. Rule, Ripa Isl; Mrs. N. Murphy, hISI E? ErTj ISO Akaroa; Mrs. L. Kay, 92 Haclcthorne Rd. Ch’Ch; Mrs. J. McGregor, J ißy s!|||i 18 gB|||l H WF HI g gj||||| B|||||| Kaikoura; Mrs. A. Flannery, Roxburgh; Miss P. Gilpin, Waihi; W y B/'O Hillis Miss M. Prattley, Waipiata; Mrs. A. Kiellberg, Masterton; Mrs. B J kW? HR Bib? B 1 Bil! L. Dennis, Manurewa; Mrs. F. Crane, Carterton; Mrs. G. Farrell, K ■ 7 s■> SO// B? Westport; Mrs. J. Morgan, Houto R.M.D; Mrs. J. C. Schou, , , .-.k» , Mgatamahine P. 0.; Miss M. Craig, Ahaura. AU’! ' 4 v/»J -.C s,. 1 t'r ■.! L„ '> , < ■/ ’ jjj Please note Corrected Result Date, February 29.

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THIS LADY . . . is trying to make up her mind. She’s having a difficult time choosing from CLARK’S Bakery foods . . . they’re all so DELICIOUS—just like * our Bread—it’s only the Best! We Deliver Daily to all parts of Town and District. W. G. & A. S. CLARK, LTD. (Late Mitchell’s Bakery) QUEEN STREET - -> ’Phone 1478 - - MASTERTON

STOMACH ULCERS! TORTURE! PANISH all stomach suffering with MAVEX Slippery Elm Compoundsensational new treatment. Never fails. 3000 tins sold in 2 years. Contains malt and all essential, curing herbs. 3/from W. J. Campbell, Chemist. 1