EXTENDED FOR A FEW DAYS IF TICKETS HOLD OUT. THE GIGANTIC ART UNION SOON CLOSES. Without the generous help of Dame Fortune, most of us must be content to work all our lives. On the other hand, you never know when luck may “turn the trick” that puts you oil “easy street” for the rest of your life. Even one ticket in the Gigantic Art Union can do it, though the more tickets you buy the more chances you have of' winning. The “Gigantic Art Union” offers the most attractive of all prizes with the decided advantage that one ticket may win the whole £■4oool A fortune for half a crown! Is it not well worth your while giving it a flutter? Buy you must buy your Gigantic Art Union tickets right away, as it is only a matter of days before this most attractive of all art unions will close, and the chance of winning its most attractive prizes will be gone for ever. Though the time for buying tickets is extended for a few days, the Gigantic Art Union will be definitely drawn June 22nd, the results will be advertised immediately in this paper. Obey that impulse and give your luck a chance to do something worth while for you. Somebody has to win. You never know but that it will be you. It’s all a“f matter of luck, but the cost of the tickets is so small compared with what you may win, that it would be foolish ndt to “give it a flutter.” Buy your "Gigantic Art Union” tickets to-day—from any leading tobacconist or. retail shop; or you can sond your money and a stamped and addressed envelope to the secretary, “Gigantic Art Union,” Mr Roy S. Johnston, 31 Hunter street, Wellington. Yont; tickets will be sent you by .'return mail, or if they are sold out, your money will be refunded in full.—Advt.
A new line showing at Collmson and Cunninghame’s this week are ladies’ black felt riding hats, with comfortable fitting heads, slightlv droop brim, and at the exceptionally reasonable price of 19s 6d. Ask to see this new line now displayed in the showroom.— Advt.
Neglected chilhi bring doctor’s bill. Lot Nazol put you right. Unexcelled for cbstinato coughs and colds, Is 6d buys 6D doses.—Advt. For chilren's haoking cough-. Wood/ great peppermint cure.—Advt,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 142, 20 May 1925, Page 5
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