THE LUCK OF SHORTY M'KAY.
WINS £4OOO FOR 2s 6d. NOW "INDEPENDENT FOR LIFE!" Being a good sport, Shorty bought a ticket in the "Independence" Art Union, and forgot all about it until one day he got the surprise of his Hie by seeing his name in the paper: ''Shorty McKay wins £4OOO, first prize." YOU stand the same chance as Shorty, Today may be your lucky day. T"? re is £4OOO waiting for you, a sum which would make all vour dreams come true. Don't stifle that impulse. You may regret it all your life. Go to-day to the nearest stockist and buy a ticket in the "Independence" Art Union, and become "independent for life." £SOOO for 2s 6d, with a £4OOO first prize (the biggest yet), second £2OO, third £IOO, and 140 prizes of £5 each. If unable to obtain tickets, send your money with a stamped, addressed envelope to the secretary; "Independence" Art Union, Mr R. Browning, 213. Manchester street, Christchurch. Nest to be drawn. - '
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18722, 19 June 1926, Page 17
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