Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Grey River Argus, 26 February 1917, Page 4

"Zealandia" the Ladies 1 Shoes Because they are NEAT, Zealandia Shoes are favourite* They wear .long and keep their shape. ) GREAT TOBACCO COMPETITION. | j CASH X»1/\/\ CASH > [bonus &*lvJvJ bonus] <* Will be distributed in the following manner ud nnder the following conditiini, to the persons returninf S A ? the Largest Numbers of Tobacco SEALS and/or Tobacco TAGS taken from an; of the following brands: A — 3 The Seals and Tags may be mixed or sent in separately. ( \ State Number of Seals ani tags from each Brand. } ) Seals from Tins Tags from Plugs i I "WELCOME NUGGET" -JUNO," "WELCOME NUGGET," I ) -LUCYHINTON," "LUCY HINTON," C \ "DIADEM," "ROYAL COLOURS," "WHITE ROSE,' J < "JUNO" (Dark or Aromatic) "IMPERIAL RUBY" and "DIADEM." V S <$ No other Seals or Tags will be accepted. t ) Cash Prizes will be distributed as follows: \ jTo the person returning the largest number of Seals and/or Tags - £20 S } n „ n 2nd n „ n „ n - £10 5 > n n w 3rd m m m „ n - £5 \ \ „ n 4th ' . ■ . n n - £3 ) < « n sth „ 1 „ „ . £2 \ \ m 25 persons „ the next 25 largest numbers „ * n • each £1 S y n 70 persons,, „70 „ n „ „ - . 10/- i 1 Directions for sending Seals and Tags t \ / Post to " TOBACCO COMPETITION/ Box 181, G.P.0., WELLINGTON, N.Z. ; ihe Seals aid T«i. S A Be snre aid enclose a slip in your parcel giving jonr foil name and address, pLinly written, also state / J A* nnmber of Tags and Seals enclosed in the parcel. V > No pvcel will he accepted nnleu FULL POSTAGE has been paid in mm. \ > The Winners' Names and Addresses will bo published in the Newspapers. \ \ The British Empire Trading Co., Ltd.'s decision will he final regarding up fustm which mat ( C arise in connection with this Competidoo. ' V V • Competitors should keep their Seals and Tap tail the END OF JULY, 1917, ud then send S < them in in ONE PARCEL. SECURELY PACKED. < > Thb Competition Closes on 31st July, 1917. Get Busy! \ \ 100 / jßliuiuiiiiiiiumiiuiiu^^ I Never Neglect A Cold. | " We are never without a bottle of | I Hearne's Bronchitis Cure j | in the House now. It practically saved p-^^. " i | my daughter's life. She was 7 yean filsCwiW I | old last July, and had been subject to IIIS^OL^A^ i i BRONCHITIS since birth. I nearly rePaht^Sa i = lost , her two years ago. She -was HU^fgfgSr c ' | WASTING AWAY, and nothing Hp|gjl%. | = did her any good, and her Cough at irjfinmHHiwi\ = ' | night was painful. I was advised to try fijk^safUßMßuh I | BRONCHITIS CURE I [ | I got a Bottle and she began to jj^\^7\ -^"^ \^r | improve IMMEDIATE- jf C\\ = ' Full Particular* Furnlshaal vir^^a v^BHn i'■ E omi application to Oaalena;. T| V^t A<«^Sr | C6UCHS & COLDS ■ 1 | IF «eGL6CT€P :B tmay lead To consumption. J^ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiriiii[iiiiiiiiii[[mi(iii[lll[l([[llllllllllllllll(lllim M mmmmYc^U C&T1 9 t JJQSSI frfy fell Wfr Wm the egg is good until you've broken it— wm. but you've got to pay for it just the same. Have gp 111 4one with the risky, expensive unsatisfactory |p W% egg— follow the method of thousands of ||p Wm housewives and use Edmonds Egg Powder. Safe, sure, certain, economical — when lip you try a tin you'll agree that this is not w/h f too high praise. Send a postcard to yWh ' Edmonds Baking Powder Works, Christchurch, for the free copy of 'wflm Edmonds Cookery Book which we HP are keeping for you. 44 ' ■ rmoNDC I ' wm \a ( ctiP- ■" ■ ■' i :: i ■' w W/7/ »Ma«y POVva>ER ' Ks. %m mlMk It's what folio Vs a cougK I In delay lie* the danger ol more lerioni trouble. Why take the risk? Cure tt quiclily. I Tested and tried for over half a «-— ~v . .. ■' ■ .. .■'" I century, the standard family cough 1 • 7 I remedy for old and young ii 116 ■, I 11 1 BI 8 1 *M \^£ f T^B