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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20254, 23 May 1940, Page 14

Keep smart sportswear bright and snappy with PERSIL’S gentle washing care x THE AMAZING OXYGEN WASHER So gay ... so smart ... so much admired, yet this attractive coloured linen outfit would be ruined if incorrectly washed. The safe way is to wash it with Persil because its cleansing action is so extra gentle, yet so efficient that all the dirt is removed in a flash. With speedy Persil suds, garments are in the water for the shortest possible time. Persil washes well in cool water, too —that’s a safeguard against colours running or woollies shrinking. Be sure of best results when you wash your most treasured coloured things use Persil. PERSIL (N.Z.) LIMITED,

• • SMARM How would you like to have something new for.breaklast. . . something tliaL will give the f'amilv a real taste thrill? ‘Something really new for breakfast; is waiting for you at t he grocer’s shop right now. It’s Sanitarium Pulled Whca Dig, luscious whole wheal grains, puffed up to 8 times llieii normal size—and brimful of tempting, toasted whole-wheat flavour. Mere are three good reasons why you will want to try this most delectable cereal novelty—tomorrow ! I. Sanitarium Pulled Wheat is different .. . different in form, in taste, in texture. It is not flaked, not shredded, it’s puffed. Cooked in a food-cannon charged with high pressure steam .. . then bang ! Out into the cold air pop the plump whole wheat kernels, 8 times bigger, split clean open, tasty, toasted and tender —so light and flaky, it simply melts in the mouth ! - Sanitarium Puffed Wheat is packed with nutriment —food for energy, for muscles, nerves and blood. All the 16 elements found in whole wheat come to you intact in Sanitarium Puffed Wheat. >. No trouble to serve ! Use Sanitarium Puffed Wheat straight from the packet. Marvellous with cream or with hot or cold milk, stewed fruit or fruit juice. SANITARIUM PUFFED RICE '.Y hole, unpolished Rice, puffed similarly to Puffed Wheat, is another delicious Sanitarium Breakfast Cereal. Order a packet or two from your grocer today. All the family will applaud it as the perfect breakfast. n . 'jmsmistsgmSMWtm m u WBRBmi&tv m \ . V i§B§ I iIM .. iiilllS m&m l mam 111 la A IT’S EASY-WRITE A LAST LINE TO THIS LIMERICK AND WIN £5 Said Young John imth a sigh of defeat, “ This porridge I simply can’t eat; Iju st hate the taste — Il’s an absolute icaste—3. A HINT ON WINNING Entries will be judged mainly on sincerity and aptness of thought. So begin by reading every word of this advertisement. You’ll get lots of bright ideas fora winning ‘last line’. Or better stili, get a packet of Sanitarium Puffed Wheat from your grocer. Let the family sample it. Their delight will be your inspiration. And don’t make the mistake of thinking your ‘last line’ isn’t good enough. Pop it in the letter-box and let the judges decide. FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES I. Write plainly or print your last line on an ordinary sheet of paper, together with your name and address, and send to "Limerick,” Contest No. 23 closes on June 7th. Watch this paper for Results on June 20th Box 669, Wellington, or the Sanitarium Health Food Company’s Shop at Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch or Dunedin. Send no extra drawings, photographs or letters with your entry. Entries will be judged for sincerity and aptness of thought, originality and neatness. The decision of the judges will be final. Fancy entries will not count extra. There will be a new Limerick Contest every fortnight. Each contest will run for two weeks only. Entries must be in the hands of the judges on the closing date of the contest. Results will be published in this paper, together with the new limerick, a fortnight after the closing date. 4. The contest is FREE and open to everyone except employees of the Sanitarium Health Food Company and Carlton-Carruthers Ltd.. PRIZEWINNERS IN LIMERICK CONTEST NO. 21 FIRST PRIZE £5: Mrs. G. Parker, Milton; FIVE PRIZES £1: Mrs. J. Robertson, Bluff; Miss I. Godso, Greymouth ; Master R. Boldero, Paparata R.D.; Mrs. M. Rowe, Mount Edan; Mrs. N. Blair, Richmond; TEN PRIZES 10/-: Adelc Little, Hastings; Mrs. Cressy, Richmond; Mrs. Kenny, Mt. Eden; Mrs. E. Sharp, Greymouth; H. Henricksen, Westport; Mrs. Ewan McEwan, St. Kilda; Miss G, Jordan, Motueka; Mrs. Bruce, Lower Hutt; Mrs. K. Davidson, Rcmuera; David Parker, Sydenham; TWENTY PRIZES 5/-: Mrs. R. Komp, Hastings; Mrs. Z. M attar, Hawera; A. Garvey, Hastings; Mrs. G. Lambert, Lyall Bayl Miss T. Martin, Waverley, Miss H. Benn, Whangaparaoa ; Mrs. K. Edgecombe, Westport; Mrs. G. Williams, Waotu ; Mrs. J. Morgan, Houto R.M.D.; Mrs. C. Shepherd, Mt. Albert; Mrs. B. Sinclair, Dunedin; D. Bennett, Puketiro P. 0.; Mrs. O. M. Evans, Hornby; Master J. White, Waitomo Caves R.D.; Mr. G. Buss, Fairlie; Mrs. G. Bremner, Dunedin; Miss T. Sullivan, Ohaupo; Mrs. E, Wlliher, Corpm*ndal; R. C. Wilson, Balclutha; Mrs. M. Andrew. Pslm*nrton North, sell ’SsS