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Wairarapa Times-Age, 11 April 1940, Page 8

EXPERT “DEVELOPING AND PRINTING.” For most satisfactory results, get youi films developed and printed, or enlarged, at Gordon’s Pharmacy. Full stocks, Films, Cameras, Papers, etc., etc. —J. V. Gordon, M.P.S., Dispensing Chemist, Jasterton. •

COATS COSTUMES TWO-PIECE SUITS DAY FROCKS EVENING FROCKS WOOLLEN GOODS GOLF SKIRTS MILLINERY, Etc. THE ’Phone 1753 — QUEEN ST.

G SAN-BKAN '' F SPHERE is probably no greater enemy of good health than -*■ faultv elimination. Case records of a great hospital 1 wPtblPliSZ * showed that eighty-five per cent of the patients were trouble.-; ■■l P oor elimination and that when this condition was -*"4. relieved practically all other complaints vanished. What stronger evidence is needed to show that neglect of constireMwgMy*?pation is nothing short of dangerous. San-Bran, which is nature's own way to intestinal cleanliness, i' , JVfif h as thousands of men and women — yes and children too —to greater enjoyment of life, through better health — V ' ' -relief from vague and obscure ills such as headaches, nerves. LZ? ~ " ''will rheumatism, lowered vitality and tiredness, which are often caused by faulty elimination. Resolve to put an end to ‘ ~~ constipation by ordering San-Bran from your grocer today. . . Read this list of San-Bran features — and bear them in mind > * when you write your “last line” for this Limerick Competition. ' • an *Bran is a delicious food laxative. The golden Hakes are ready to eat with milk. ml li rumT cream, fruit, or sprinkled on other break- ' sOfllk M ®ira H IHq 11 MP f aSt f oo^B or fi esserts - San-Bran min SL>L “ffO WW a ’ so be used in many delicious and wholesome recipes for cakes, cookies, and A HINT ON WINNING WIPI TTWWMTI I jlf puddings. Entries will be judged mainly on apt- I k a Hjj rg k ness of thought; so that the .last line 2 . San-Bran readily absorbs water, forming should, if possible, bring in some Ew a tf e W nJ tB 11 »MIpJtMUI W » » II ti W Bi UK P , „ ? . , . . ,-E feature of the product. /M hl 8 0 011 ! I riH R J Bf] M eKW a soft ’ "U‘ l <y mass in the intestines which Read carefully through this advertise- assists in a perfectly natural manner the ment —You’ll get lots of good ideas thorough elimination of waste matter, for a “last line”. Or better still, get a packet of San-Bran and try it 'VZ > o a n • • i • • in n yourself. ' san *" ran 18 ric “ 1,1 ,ninpral sa,ts and vlt ' amins. It is already cooked to perfection FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES and lluvonred the >«y. Pronmwd SKonTlln™” W«e' p”lnl,'o/ f '°"‘ '“‘ l g ™"'' S 8 Pi " tetS " print your last line, on an ordinary sheet of paper together with your name and Bariffll MS 1j M Haw 11M LlhMw ____________ address, and send to “Limerick,” Box “r^:s s &“c'o“ , sVo'p” y sS n d i, "o" £r, fok a X x B^. pho,otraphs ' let “ rs 4£ _ 4sy LIXE , Tms 2. Entries will be judged for sincerity „ HP and aptness of thought, originality and neat- Results will be published in this paper, together jJL Sivaß “saw * • • 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 'if S tin IS a Slf/I .Hill J . ' . every fortnight. Each contest will run for two except employees of the Sanitarium Health As for face creuni and pOU'dcr she ran, weeks only. Entries must be in the hands of Food Company and Carlton-Carruthers . the judges on the closing date of the contest. Limited. ' ' 'LV hide, pllliplls CONTEST NO. 20 closes Obscurinij her dimples APRIL 26. WATCH THIS PAPER FOR RESULTS ON PRIZEWINNERS IN LIMERICK CONTEST No. IS MAY 9 FIRST PRIZE £5: H. S. Gipps, Atawhai. Fl VE PRIZES £1 : Mrs. H. Wilkinson,’lnvercarcill; James Parlier, Gisborne; W. H. Coyd. :-l M.S. “ Philomel" :A. Du..bar. Gisborne ; Ellen Payne, Leeston. TCN PRIZES la/-: Mrs. S. Nowell, Gisborne; Mrs. VV. Grant, 98 FiircerJd St.. Christchurch; Mrs. A. Mercer, Wanganui; Mrs. E. !^s«sw.! . W :v F<• App! ’by itarak-a (1.D.; Miss S. Anderson, St. Kilda; Mrs. M. Rowe, S * i' t i cl ' t- Mis. A. U.- k ..', R.M.D. Motupiko; Miss V. Graham V T-.ames; J. MacSo.l-...nd C ;y-. Kri. t. Collerton, Carleton; « • -<• W * ’* ’ ’ TWENTY PRIZES Mrs. Dorah Garrett, lnvercar E ill ; Mi« M. > • \ Y W Cri" Ahaura; Mrs. A. Young, New Plymouth; Mr. VV. Close, W|| A W T.wma.utmi Moira Jowsey, Gisborne; Miss C. Waite. Tarata; | L- fc PJ’ P R 1 K H r ter Haymond Nolan, Enfield; Miss A. Wills, Devonport; C. S. I B ® L Lcucn. V/Muann.; Mrs. Tie. Balclull.a; Mrs. L. Dennis. Manurewa; iTL & B* W R HL -Hl Krr. G. Ucv.p, : Hurs'. M. Coates, Takapuna; J. P. Kenny, v ® ® JIR! R iBl HIS Ik Hl .-,; c . s E. Cl.atiield. W. stmere; Miss P. Hilltie. Wades- 111 (u . r . • (.!?_- L'. t<cvc, Fort Nelson; L. H um»T», Geraldine; Mrs. M. t- clvc- Ir.-.-crc.-.iBill: M-McGregor, Tatuanui R.L. C