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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 52, 29 August 1940, Page 7

jplllillliJlllllllllllllllllllllllllilH Hill'" I"" ""Ml" ™™ '» IlllllPlllllllllllllPlilllllllllßllMllllllllil llllillHil MM™ I Give it a NAME—and | )I * b -*~ yon can have it! I no §| Always creating new ideas, Kenner's designer presents three novel pieces of furniture. Each piece §g it ip is entirely original in its conception, and of appearance and usefulness not hitherto seen. Kenner's S jf" 1 are anxious to give these three designs the most appropriate names, and invite the general public to I m | submit suggestions. For the names considered by the adjudicators to be the most suitable, Kenner's I I offer the three pieces of furniture (illustrated below) as prizes. H of . • ..-..'. . ■ . . ■ |ll - I Someone must win these handsome articles of furniture———we hope it will be YOU! 1 j| Everyone can enter this exciting Competition I | | From Friday, August 30th, 9 a.m., to Friday, September 7th, 9 p.m. I I CRA PRIZES to the value of CtZQ 1 !* UU THREE FIRST PRIZES ..*.UV I No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 I j GIVE IT A NAME! GIVE IT A NAME! GIVE IT A NAME! I 3 [ This unique arid attractive piece is This cabinet takes practically no You think'this is an brclinary occasional R 3 I really a combination of five separate , n i , -n i • . ■^■^P^i^Lb , , , . , -. , • I " I articles. Let the assistants at Ken- P*^H room at al!' but you Wlli be surprised WT^M table, but you must see it to appreci- I | ner's demonstrate it to you. j^^^Kt at. the uses it can be put to. ate its "usefulness. m I For the 2nd Best Name —H| For the 2nd Best Name--' —■■ F°r tne 2nd Best Name 1 I CONSOLATION PRIZE OF A SMOKER'S Hj CONSOLATION PRIZE OF OAK DINNER H CONSOLATION PRIZE OF A CUSHION I I COMPANION VALUED AT 39/6. ■■ WAGON VALUED AT 35/-. VALUED AT 22/6. _^j 1 II It won't cost a Penny to compete! \ H - • ■ '■■■".■•■■.'•"■'■' ■ ' ■ : | HERE IS ALL YOU HAVE TO DO: m OUT, THISI°™°",,, AND VSEm :|1 | r^ Call in at Kenner's showroom and examine the articles. The staff at W- If BMMBD'C " GIVE IT A NAME " B 1j! | Kenner's will demonstrate each piece and point out its unique features. IV BIXPI B X 9 COMPETITION , if m | The name Kenner's are looking for must have some bearing on the uses j fi 11 > | the furniture can be put to. It may be an entirely new word coined by | ——— fl m t | the competitor, or it may be a combination of words already existing, j B |r l | or a corruption of one or more words. It should, however, bear some apt I suggest the following names: IB ; | relationship to the article referred to. ill E . i . Write the name you suggest on this coupon or on any plain paper, with * ; ■ " ' Jfj | s 1 your name and address, and leave it in the box provided at the show- k I O II * ; 1 rooms of Kenner's Ltd. at Courtenay Place.. NO» 2~ -••• ■ ~~ ~.,- I \l ' 1 The names submitted for each article will be considered separately, and | Ik 1 q y H 1 | J | ■ the decisions of the adjudicators must be accepted as final. I lNO« 3— • ............ —. Ml |p I *s Members of the staff of Kenner's Ltd. are not eligible to compete. Jl \ I agree to abide by the decision of the adjudicators. , m Closing date Sept. 7th, 9 p.m. rr —^^" I 1 STREETS I R 1 PETONE and MASTERTON || 'Mllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll111^^!!!^^!!!^!!!^^ 11111111111111^^^^^^ i'liiiilllllllllllllllllllPllf nnmnt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiinipii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii iii'iii'iiiii^Hii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^Hiii^niiiiriiiiiiiiHii^iii iiiiiiiiiij ii iiiiiimiiii liitiiiiiiiiillHlllllllllllllUlllllllM