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Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 August 1943, Page 5

A PERFECT VOICE! "You’d never think she could hardly whisper this morning,” said the vocalist’s lather proudly. "Lixoids gave her back her voice!” Tiny Lixoids, unobserved in mouth for hoarseness, huskiness, act on vocal organs. In handy tins, lOd all chemists. Manufactured by Stacey Bros., Ltd., Khyber Pass Road, Auckland. 3

OO B CASH WKES LIMERICK CONTEST SIMPLY WRITE LAST LINE | \ Said a cheerful old Lady called Dee I As she sipped at her All British Tea h A really good cuppa i ® / At mealtimes and supper z .| Here’s How to Enter ... / ~ n ' 1. Merely write the last line for the Limerick together with your 111 name and address, and to save paper, make your entry on the back FYS trA ' of an All British Tea Packet. Entries;'may, of course, be made on 3 plain paper. Plainly PRINT your nape and address. Children may F?// 3 \Ji 111/A " r & W enter. You may send in as many entries as you wish. I , *#( A /A/ ittf 2. Mail to "Contest”, C/o D./W. Virtue & Co. Ltd., 13-15 Victoria Street, Wellington. / 3. Judges' decision will be Ghal. No employees of D. W. Virtue NO /// ZmaMyd// 7 & Co. Ltd. or their Advertising consultants, or the members of the ENTRY /// SBFxHI/ families of employees may enter. “ ll ! /m 111 tsSHk FEE 111 K /// 4. Names of winners.will be published in this paper, within two //!I/mKuJgS/[i \ weeks of closing date?- ill ;Illi \ 5. Contest closes September'lBth. Z// \ / //ilk \ How to Write Winners — You don’t have to be a "Poet” to win. i ///// JI “SEb- ’ Merely think of words that rhyme with “Dee” or “Tea”. Write ///a a line to each word you select. Pick out the best line and try and 111 D e/ . " 1—? improve it. Don’t think it’s not good enough, we might think it’s /// ' C 'O/,- /Z//wW? I “ 11 J/ Ml l