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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 303, 22 December 1926, Page 22

HPO be strict with your tailor, to be fastidious over your tie, to be critical of hats and shoes—and then to treat your collar as *a mere detail' is like dressing for dinner without bothering to shave. If appearance matters, these collars matter Nowaday*, the well-dressed man chooses his collar from one of two Semi Soft. Semi Soff. a The "Araweb" and ■ ii f 11m 2M and scrupulously I ■B^B^Jgm^^H SBaV made. I hey fit and Ibhbhbhbbblb^bUHb^bUb^bhb^H Semi Soft—Pique 'set , accurately. The Semi Soft—Piqm€. I nV BM>HMaB ~ l aun *Jry does not ■^■^ i^ilßlßßllß^B^^^^^_ 'hem of their aY 1 style. Aak your -^^^B ■X jyjft' .■ outfitter for an"Ara- Bf %C"* Km 1 B va ' ue ant * greater I satisfaction. HVHi i Sctij Scfl—Tan Shade. Starched '' '■ - Look for the Manufactures /■% v "w -jsy " eh * Sfa? co -" COLLARS Sole Whoieale Distributor*—P. B. SHEATHER CO. (NJZ.) LTD.. WELLINGTON. for a Limerick CAN YOU WRITE A LIMERICK? I We will give One Guinea (£l/1/-). for the best Limerick which • aptly describes in bright anappy ve.r«e the virtue* and benefits to be % derived by the regular use of BREAKFAST D-LJGHT. The prize will \ be awarded for the beat Limerick received during the week, returnable J not later than each Friday. This week's winning entry will be published I in next Wednesday* issue of the AUCKLAND STAR and subsequent I -winners on the Wednesday of each week until December 29th, 1926. f WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO! j> After you have written your Limerick, attach the Trade Mark cut from • a packet of Breakfast D-Light, and mail to us' immediately. This is a _ "fjfflT • Look for replica «cJB it <M of the Trade JSSI r!it every Mark. t * Tγ 4* packet. Competitors may send as many Limericks as desired, but each Limerick must have the BREAKFAST D-LJGHT Trade Mark attached. The Directors of Messrs. W. C. Douglass Ltd.. shall be the Judges,: and their decision must be accepted as final. All Limericks become, the property of Messrs. W. C Douglass . Ltd., and all members of their staff are debarred from entering. LAST WEEK'S WINNER " There's a new breakfast food, sweet and light, That's supplanting the old porridge quite; Mcde with strictest-hygiene, Dainty, spotlessly clean,* Pure and wholesome—that's Breakfast D-Light." Sent in by MRS. E. F. SCOTT, 316, Queen Street, Onehunga, Auckland. Just address your entry to DESK A. W. C. DOUGLASS Ltd. FOVEAUX STREET. — — SYDNEY. B Mn>Meßa^r ~~H y p.. 11 * '■■■ill mum 'ir - ■ _ |iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii)iinninmmnT Frigidaire is built to laist— mffij I = and does. It keeps "foods TT\ y. always, at «yen cold * temperatures. Nothing to tflli adjust. Nothing to watch. **' W T No more ice to, Imy—but fllXv always plenty of ice cubes Vwwy frozen by Frigidaire. *. UA Frigidaire unit will convert your own ice-box into j^m an electric refrigerator. Or you may prefer one of the ■ HwUw new metal cabinet FrigidmMw aires. Call at our Show- »/> rooms and see Frigidaire Tflf in operation, or write for *«<• descriptive booklet to the fH\\ New Zealand distributors: WtttO John Chambers & Son. Ltd., _. *f- flM> Fort Street, Auckland. 1 fclmttittminnmmwHHHfi fnOidaiTft H A . Bucrmcl? Kit **c**atio^ \