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Grey River Argus, 15 May 1912, Page 1

In connection with Regent Cigarettes. l-j >< ■ ''■""[■■■'-.' " I JL AVI v O \JL \^AA«4LaJi%^v Ifcw w w ft** Ow JL \r a Cw^y \JrBL Gfksr'Uf' : Write a Slogan for Regent Cigarettes, and send it to the address given j I' below. The three best slogans win the above prize*. ( CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION. ■'? • (1.) A slogan is an American term and means the phrase or sentence _. • . that most briefly andl forcibly sums up the virtues and characteristics of Regent Cigarettes — for example " Regent Cigarettes reign supreme for quality, aroma and purity/* \' (2.) The contest will close on May 31st, 1912. Soon after that V date cheques will be sent to the winners and their names pub-- ," r lished in various newspapers. i (3.) Every effort must be accompanied by two cardboard fronts . from a Regent 6d. packet or two lids from a Regent 6d. tin, ] \ or by one lid from a Regent 1/- tin. These must be posted to the "Agents, Box 331, Wellington, together with the slogan \ • in a properly sealed envelope containing the competitor s name ■"/ and address carefully written. : ) ../ (4.) Corrlpetitors are not limited to one effort. Any number of slogans may be submitted, provided that each is accompanied by the requisite number of fronts or lids from Regent packets ! or tins. , , ; > (5.) Fhc judges as to which is the best slogan ; shall be the agents, | vv^hose decison shall be final. i TT^VitflftP 1 ' "*■'-' ''- w! -- J ---^-''^-*- r^^ ■ > r BI \\fWII^I/TTV' ijgwn * p " <? 'i'' l - l '^'J'<T=«''w^*w r t- < -- a ~ •'-, ,i. '■• •■ •> ••■•■ ar »" fWi'iwvi"^' "■-^7-y-*r"nr r! "*'"-" 1 '" "" '•— •"—"-"•• -y r ' " ' '■'■■ —'■ — ■•■ ■ " ■

"Everything that grows, Holds in perfection but a little moment." • - ■'. ' ■ ■ *' That is the moment when the luscious Jvipe straAvberries the *'X" preserving ■•■'■'. pans, to be converted into '"K" Strawberry Conserve. - . , Fresh, fruit retains its flavour for only a . short time, but "K" Jam preserves and retains ; that flavour for all time. ; All varieties of C *K" Jams are the purest and best. But most people assert that -r , ' ' • ; ;; STRAWBERRY CONSERVE "Caps the lot." What do you think ? Get a . 'jar of this "preserved deJiciousness," and try - , /it. In 21b glass jars, at all grocers. • >^ are dby EIRKPATRICK, Nelsm JAM PURVEYORS TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW ZEALAND.