B m '4> (ik» j GREAT MARATHON RACE BETWEEN 555 Cash Prizes . . . £370 must be won. It’s your opportunity! Enter today for this great Contest. No entry fee, and every entry is eligible for a prize, so send in as many as you like—the more the better. THIS IS WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO Get a jar of Marmite and one of “ Betta ” Peanut Butter. (Your grocer stocks them). Try them both, decide which you prefer, then write in 50 words or less why your favourite should win the race. All entries must be submitted on official Entry Forms. Prizes will be awarded for neatness, brevity and logic of reasoning. It doesn’t matter whether your choice wins the race you have an' equal opportunity of winning a prize whichever contestant secures most votes. All the details of the competition are plainly set out on the Entry Forms, which are obtainable from all grocers, and for convenience are provided with every jar of Marmite and “Betta” Peanut Butter. Remember, there’s big money to be won ... so don’t delay ... get your entry in today. ■ iff i m “Marmite gets my vote ” says Alex Murray, New Zealand Professional Golf Champion. “Maurice Marmite will take a lot of beating. He has certainly got what it takes to make a champion. I don’t say “Betta” isn’t good too, but Maurice has all that Vitamin B stored up, ready to call on when reserves of energy are needed.” “ Why am 1 voting for “Betted ’ Peanut Butter?” ash Andy Shaw, New Zealand Professional Golf Champion, “It’s because he’s the nicest thing I ever met between two slices (I mean bread slices') “Bet fa’s” an energy food— light, easily digested and really delicious. He’s my favourite andbe gets my vote” Si / SANITARIUM HEALTH FOOD COMPANY, CHRISTCHURCH f h MARMITE and BETTA' PEANUT BUTTER
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Evening Star, Issue 23123, 24 November 1938, Page 18
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382Page 18 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 23123, 24 November 1938, Page 18
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