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Northern Advocate, 15 September 1934, Page 15

WON £1,478 FOR 10/j\ n Englishwoman recently crowned a phenomenal run of hick by winning the ‘ ‘ diiily, double ” on the totalisator. Sin' held the only winning ticket and received £J,47S for her .10/-. In addition, she won £66 in six 27cross doubles, and in less than a month won over £2,000 in bets of 10/- and under. To enjoy such a. unique run of luck is, of course, phenomenal. Nevertheless, there are a number of people who confidently believe that their turn will come some day. Although some modern writers deplore this spirit, and declare it is typical of the present generation, there is unlimited evidence that it has forever been a trait of human nature to enjoy a “flutter.” A really good investment Vthich can always lie relied upon, however, is a tin of lied Shield (Dark) or Blue Shield (Medium), for they are New Zealand tobaccos at their best and toasted to a turn, which makes all the difference. These excellent tobaccos are obtainable everywhere at 1/7 per twoounce tin —and also in one-pound canisters. Thev’re sure winners every time. 45

Look out for your promise card! It will be sent to you through the “Advocate” on Monday.

Lighting Fires. —When lighting a lire which is diilicnlt to draw, or in a damp grate, place a piece of lighted newspaper on top of the coal at the same, time. The lire will burn up amazingly quickly. HUSBAND EATS PRESERVED EGGS “Tliis is the first year my husband lias oaten preserved eggs for breakfast,“ writes ' Mrs A.M., “and he doesn’t kuqw they are preserved. ‘Ego’ is a simply wonderful egg preservative.” 1/6 jar of “Ego” keeps 400 eggs fresh for poaching, frying, of boiling. AU grocers sell “Ego.” 3

SYKES’S DRENCH for better yields. Use SYKES’S DRENCH for results. 1/G pkt; 17/* cioz. 5