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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 250, 21 October 1924, Page 8

MINE'S A J.D.K.Z. Doctors Recommend It. i Any time Is tho rig-tit time to enjoy a health-giving- glass or J.D.K.Z. It Is prescribed by donors for many disorders. Banishes rheumatism and gout; cleanses the system. Does you good. Order bottle to-day.— (Ad.)

! Deal with an A.M.C. Branch. You'll save money every day! "A.M.C." quality costs no more, and it is so delicious— I every portion is eaten and really cnjoved. —(Ad.) \~ i

Limerick Competition || The Coulter Clothes Drier ) OPEN TO Those who have installed a Coulter Drier. Those who are about to install a Coulter Drier. Those who ought to install a Coulter Drier. Prizes Valued at % |j 36 Guineas as follows: — Best answer sent in by Lady : — Highest Grade English Cycle, value £15/15/- Competition Conditions. Best answer sent in by Gentleman:— NO ENTRANCE FEE. " Highest Grade English Cyde, Value £15/15/- In order to win one of the above valuable prizes, ]| r» fc _«L/>'ii_s r j a competitor must complete the Limerick which is com- o Best answer sent in by Girl, 16 yrs. of age or under :— , , , -p, . . • w ""-" *"■*"" , ; ._ JD . menced below. Ihe Limerick will be considered com- j; TenniS KaCqUet and PreSS, Value £3/3/- plete when it contains the name of Mrs. Spryer's lady 11 „, _-ldi_» _■ j friend filled in, followed by a short fourth and a lonim !» Best answer sent mby Boy, 16 yrs. of age or under:— _■_,_,- ,- ' "™ , »' < j r- . n .. jn i _»•» /o / ne " Com P etltor s must make sure that the last <j lennis Racquet and rress, value fco/3/- worcl in the last line rhymes with Drier. The firm of Messrs. F. S. Tyler, Ltd., will be the sole judge of the I competition, and the prizes in all classes will go to the competitors giving '* ! the most number of reasons, while, of course, preserving the rhythm, why ' a Coulter Drier should be installed in every home. j Competitors must mark distinctly on their limerick sheets what prize they are entering for—ladies, gentlemen, boys or girls. Failure to do this I will disqualify the competitor. Name and address must be given in every < instance, and in the boys' and girls' competitions the age of the competitor * must also be stated. j NOTE.—To be successful, competitors should be Limericks must be written on one side of the paper i fully aware of all the reasons why the Coulter Clothes only, and should be enclosed in an envelope addressed ; Drier should be installed in every home. Cut out the to F. S. TYLER, Ltd., Anzac Avenue, Auckland, and j application form printed below and mail at once. We plainly marked on the left hand corner of the envelope, i send our pamphlet, "The Coulter Clothes Drier," post "Limerick Competition." j free to every applicant. Competition Closes Monday, November 3. immWMMWWWWWWWWWWMw; (The names of the successful Competitor, in each ca.e will b« -. - -—-r» «-« . *-—. i ■nnounced in the "Star" of Saturday, November 8. • ! MESSRS. F. S. TYLER, LTD., \ . • * Tyler-. Building, I /he Incomplete Limerick. Anzac Avenue, Auckland. | There was a young housewife named Spryer, j Dear Sirs. — | Who wanted a modern Clothes Drier; Please post mc your Pamphlet, _ .. » . -*_ ! ..--, • n n-- • i Her friend Mrs The Coulter s Clothes Drier. S | Name | 1 Address •-.. * j I C C XVI FP I fri TYLER'S BUILDING, ' (Cu't'This Out and Mail.) '" j y * * LlQ «> ANZAC AVENUE.