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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 96, 20 October 1938, Page 28

* ' \_ tOtl fcftlW^^ VO™ a 9 f^m^mr^m\ tjs \/&5 *' my Jfr^ ** ■* s \ mmmJ mmm JBBBm^^.^^F 9w • 7 Come on now you "Betta" Peanut Butter supporters ... at m^^ S * mf" *'ie cn<' °* • *he rst lap little Maurice Marmite holds the W Jf* ._. . - X lead in the Big Marathon Contest. But it's only a short JT^^#>g F^P* fr&jOmJmJ * margin and when Betta's supporters really start voting we mm^mrfr%m*^^mm* ' ■- W . -^, predict he'll surge into the lead again. It's a great contest and the pace is on. Entries are pouring mmmm^ «« jv » m^ *^^fc JJin in, proving that there are not two more popular health *A Al Bl *tm V* IE? Wm3IMK foods in New Zealand than Marmite and Betta Peanut .# w J6^ ## mm mmr t \* •r Butter. Get a pot of each today. Both are delicious... both M^m^ ia^a^. are marvellously good.for you. Thep vote for your favourite, . C£k Mf'WMMM^^&§ mmm ■ mrlr vote early and often and see if your statement can't win s JrW% V %JUJ+a Ikm ~D W oneof the 555 prizes. ; Remember it doesn't make any difference whether Maurice or Betta Elf mft *F0 mtf f» gets the most votes, prizes will be awarded for the accompanying W \mr m m #▼ "\mr .' statements on prescribed entry forms. ■ - '■■ v- " ' ■ ■ *■ .■■■:;'■" We have been truly amazed and gratified at the great CiKIAX I IjCJ |N^ IMIC lM reception accorded this mighty Marathon. Hundreds of ■ "^ v ■■ ■ ■ U votes have come in from all parts of the Dominion—Maurice % m\M I C Marmite and "Betta" Peanut Butter are certainly popular! . TT I I_i^ *C V_r\Jl^l ICm I We are very pleased with results to date, but we want everyone to vote. EVERYONE! . JHH| MM , __ _ Who's your favourite—Maurice Marmite or "Betta" Peanut %. HH . IMB Butter? Try them both—find out how good they really are— ■ ■ mmm then write a winning entry. You may win.£loo. Then '^P mW I ■ m^ u _ there's other prizes to be won. No limit to number of ■ H bj'^j I f* ■" entries. Enter this great contest today I . . B"' Wm I ■* 55 Read these conditions carefully:— i^Mi ■ |-| ■HB B-%P Ist PRIZE ... £100 50 PRIZES @:£i4-0 CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST 2nd „ . ? . £50 100 „ /„ ~|O/6 Read Carefully _ . " " '\mt 7 3rd . . . £25 200 „ „ 5/1. The closing date of the contest will be advertised. . _ |rt "7r»fl *2/fc 2. Prizes will be awarded for those entries which in the opinion of t» •• • »» »» the judges, have most merit in logic of reasoning, expression, sth n • • • £5 > neatness, point and brevity. : ■ -, ~ ~ ' , i i^mw£sSmwm^mm\mmmmmmmmmmmmm\ 3. To ensure absolute fairness the Sanitarium Health Food Co. has mmmmr^^^l^mmmW mm^Bmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm appointed Mr. Sinclair Carruthers, of Cariton-Carruthers Limited, Advertising, and The Editor of.the "Dominion," Wellington, as ' judges. The decision of the judges will be final and m list be hV ~"n^^^^H j£^ treated by each entrant as such.. WmL * ;: Vu4 U^SS iH^^l9^^^^^^^^^^H 4. The contest is free and open to any person except employees of ' H|^:^ >#*|^^H mwr f* mmmmmm^^X^llmmmmmmmmmmmm the Sanitarium Health Food Co., employees of Cariton-Carruthers 91 \n ' ''^^^^BERl^fiSl^^^^^H ' Limited and employees of the "Dominion." mm* " ' 1(I J^^^Bl^^^S^^^^^^^l 5". No entry fee is necessary to enter, but all entries must be sub- v 3» H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H mitted on entry forms. Any number of entries maybe made by >^^^a* *90 any entrant, but each entry must be on a separate entry form. A.S.Paterson says: "Ican't vote, mmmmmmmmWmmw^Mmmmmmm 6. For the convenience of competitors, an entry form is provided but if I could it would certainly be "Maurice Marmite gets my vote? with every pot of Peanut Butter and Marmite, but any competitor f or Betta Peamf Btttter> Talk sa J s- Mi^innick, ace New Zealand may obtain an entry form from his grocer or by writing to the about deliaous flavour I can^t under- cartoonist. As one of my old ants c •„ • i_i ll c j /- ; o ... • . stand these people voting for Maunce used to say, it may be a Vitamin Sanitarium Health Food Co., Papanu., enclosing a stamped Marmste.&ssll right, I suppose B Hive and it certainly, makes jo* envelope bearing the competitor s name and address. —fullpf Vitamins and all that— a worker. Use it when you next 7. Each entry must be limited to 50 words. in his place. But you can't say cook your income tax return, .and Betta's entirely lacking either. Give watch the inspector swallow the SANITARIUM' HEALTH; FOOD COMPANY, li'sgotdfo^%t^t:rMfty^ ofnurse™ ButTa m»\ PAPANUI, CHRISTCHURCH ! and has the nuttiest taste! "spread with brown Marmite, P.S.LJttleEricGardiner 3 andMrs, 'mystic, wonderful .« . j4£ p • 1 ■ •• ■:■■■' v •■•> \ Mahogany for once all agree with me" Tennyson knew!" • LAWN MOWEK REPAIRS For Flowers and^C^^^^^ l> tUp fnt\ '' mm^^mmmm\mmmmmmm^mmm\mA ALL SHARPENING done on Auto- V^'^lf'v^T^^S^^ALL ID 118 ASS' W^FZm^X^m^F^^mW ri 5 e s tS^ rSi a2o Sv^ ust POSTra&v ■. l^paptH Sper. McDrtuS&^obeAsonTil.Z.), Ltd^ 44-040 ■Ifl^BUßliiHßßr^Bi Does your printing ml^^ 111^' for Competent, Experiment fBHI ... ■ Workmanship im +.. . . .. «. «.^ # C • _^« IffiHl Your writing will take on a new I ARRIS • • • fully express the individuality Of your bUSinCSSr BMP Interest, a new pleasure. If you TICKETS MgH use*a CONWAY STEWART. 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