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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 253, 26 October 1933, Page 22

I Another W3VJ■ ij 1A J Prize "Man works from rise till set of sun," Said Magic Mac to me, , Magic Mac declares there's no such thing as Black Magic up his sleeve. First "^And^tlSt*is why k l see* 6 ** 1 he produced White Magic in the form of "Magic Mirror," the wonder cleanser That all the 'Magic' Products that cleans pretty well anything in the house that requires cleaning white or I have now got up my sleeve, « polishing—a veritable wonder. Door knobs, windows, brass taps, metal and Will make of me a ladies' man, glassware of any description, all yield to the kindly and persuasive influence of But that won't make me grieve." Magic Mirror" with a "bright Good Morning" (and at 7d a pack, too)—really, it's s'prising. "First they've tried my 'Magic Mirror* .. „ . . , . ... . ■ Well you know what that has done, Now it s Blue Magic he brings to light—Magic Bag Blue. An entirely new It has made Its friends by thousands, formula that has been tested in Magic Mac's laboratory, plus extensive home trials And has captured in the hands of experienced housewives, places this Magic Bag Blue head and its labour-saving polishing, shoulders above anything on the market. Two important features are (1) it _ And at seven pence a pack, definitely will not streak even the whitest of white clothes; (2) a special It's°on e^ervbodt^rack*'"' ingredient tends to soften the water and puts the finishing touch to a first class y y wash. At 6d a pack of six generous sized knobs, this Bag Blue is the world's best bargain, and therefore gets the Blue Riband. / * he kitchens all are gleaming, , Shining kettles, pots, and pans, One trial is enough to convince that both these lines are real winners in the Ladies don't do any scheming home. And Magic Mac is offering another £10 prize to those who wish to f™ * enter for the simple little competition explained below. Don't think it is too Arid with a rub or two easy to be true ; somebody has to win the &10 prize—the money will not be All metal seems to give a wink, split up. Everybody has the same chance—the cheque will be posted immediately And come up spanking " the winner's name is announced in this paper on November 30. In Any Case You Cannot Afford to be Without I Works as to the manner I "Magic Mirror" at 7d, or "Magic Bag" Blue Sparkle, twinkle, in the morn; I ** . - See the way it fixes bath-tubs, at 6d per pack. Sinks, and all the things like that * * If there's anything that's better, Well! I'll go and eat my hat." CONDITIONS "But that's not the only household-help The jingle at the side has a word sure yo.ur entry is posted in plenty of H That bears the *Magic* name, at the end of each line that is marked time. B Magic Blue is making washday with a dash. I Qaite a pleasure just the —— Ci , . , .- . . . correspondence will be entered into fl Snowy whiteness comes so easy Simply fill in a word which you consider , n connexion with this competition, but ■ When you trv the 'Magic' way: most suitably rhymes in each blank (there the successful competitor's name will be B And it seems to soften water are 6 blanks in all) and the Proprietors advertised in this paper on November 30, fi That'a what all ladfes sav" will award to the entrant who supplies and in all matters the decision of The B the ladies say. (in the Proprietors' opinion) the most Mcßae Manufacturing Co. will be final. ffi ! suitable answer the sum of £10 cash. Somebody must win the £10—it might "Let me tell you, in addition, The quickest way to do this is to clip be you, and the cheque will be posted It will save you money, too, the whole jingle from the paper and immediately on publication of name. See! The price is only sixpence write or print the word you select to For this wonder 'Magic Blue.' rhyme (pencil will do) in the blank space Send your name and full address, stating Six little pennies buy a provided. whether Mr, Mrs or Miss, attached to an With six knobs in each pack, cnuprr. AO vmi TTirff empty wrapper of "Magic Mirror," or And each knob is real good measure, V*4 % suiu-ll /is lulJ L,,nfc - an empty carton from Magic Bag Blue In its little washday sack." Send in as many entries as you choose, (or both for two entries), not later than the only condition being that each entry November 23. must be accompanied by (1) >an empty "Thank you kindly," I rejoindered, wrapper from Magic Mirror or (2) an Tours for service, "Thank you muchly, Magic Mac." % empty carton from Magic Bag Blue. a m . > Either one entitles you to entry, or an f f _ . - empty wrapper from each entitles you _ ■■ 9 4% Bjß OIL/I . to two entries. M§ m j#* I § . Post your entry to: MM 4A* ' . .. THE McRAE MANUFACTURING CO., i> IMI fWafr __ _ _ / BBS W Bangor Street, Christchurch. I/Tv u o/w Head of /# r Entries must be posted not later than il _ ITiym-hI-** /tSS A J Br + Ara November 23. Don't think this is too good tltG JLJL CllJ fit ai* Ifa amy / ifSt ilkjt tSr W B H ST / \ to be true —the simple facts are just as (/ B&fiS gf S M finclfi EHrff/ / stated. Somebody must win £10 straight N.B.—The winner of the competition / M out—the prize money will not be split ended September 30th is H. Jones, 20 i m figgy » ,MTj Mm/ g KNI up. See the closing date above and make Empire Boad, Epsom, Auckland. /«8 jaajj * f /m K, fig * T » M - jpraagg// SM A hhh ~ v Wholesale Distributors; F. & N. SUCKLING, AUCKLAND. rTiIV/IDITTITinMC r>nD \l 17 D across. Wednesday's solution. V" "I rL 11 I IUiN J LUKn LK. 7—What the small boy wants of the ——■ smoker (two wordsj. ACROSS.— Pirates, Ascends, Eden, itStaltywiakT'slang. ' Verse, Fool, Nestled, Scuttle, Cats Nap, 12—Superabiuidanee. Site, Ben, His, burked, Violence, Speed, H5 HHH —This is asking too much, in a way. Canny, Sir, Tents, Tea, Orles, Finis, 18—An article from the tea-table. Gram, Lric, Le\ DOWN. Wore, Race, Glee, Atom, See. (b) BBfißa HH| I—A1 —A round for recovery sometimes HHB Qffif Mg|S Bn BBS HHH necessary after a round of indulg■Ljn 2 —A dead tongue, but still preserved. MACHINE V. MAN. \/y HB/a 3—His motto is "I aek you!" , 4—As this Earl Haig raised a consider- - 30 000 and BJB BBBb —^ n . e 7 e the Army. 40,000 British shipyard workers —"Enter dust" "(anag.). " alt °' U "exacted to « BinH gjjgfi strained. effect the greatest change in shipbuilding —-—H L|h| lui ——— 16 —One who takes orders from the which form the and of a 21—Hardly true of a "chestnut." together laboriously. They wdll b 0 . I | " 22—A sop for the taxpayer. fused into one piece by a powerful elccMH I KSH33 24—Bit of nautical gear that is little trie current. A large class of labc»ur will MBL—J Lgjuju myypj Iffjgg more than the width of a halfpenny, be displaced in the dockyards +y t' lo Hnn Snal fflSB QSHj 25 —Add long legs, and see it fly. change. In riveting eight faeparaio seta of the O.T, ' (e) process only two or three will be »eeded.