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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21167, 27 April 1932, Page 16

PHILLIPS LUCKY WOMAN WINS £3O, Wearing a genuine Talisman and Mascot, Mrs. A. Voorhles. ArJing-ton. K.v., a poor widow, won £30,000 In Kentucky Dorfiy Sweep. Mrs. K. Itellly drew £35,000 ill 1030 Calcutta Sweep. Mr. Sell-; diew £30,000 in Irish Sweepstake. I, Dillon made £4 3.000 on New York K.vriiaiifre last year. n. Perez drew 4 0,000 pesetas in Spanish State Lottery. _ WHY STAY UNLUCKY? RIGHT THROUGH WINTER Whether you keep fowls for pleasure or profit you waut the most eggs you can obtain from them. Is that not so? During the winter Karswood Poultry Spieo (containing ground insects) provides a natural stimulant to ess-laying without forcing. Read what this poultry-keeper has to say: "I have used Karswood Poultry Spice for the past eight years. There have been periods when it has not been iiscd. and 1 can assure you that it has made a difference in the amount of eggs pro~ ducea. This time last year zve were getting no eggs, as the poultry were not being fed in the usual way. This winter 1 have fed them on the Karsivood system, and have not been without eggs all the winter. Karswood Poultry Spice more ihan pays for its outlay.—WJ.C." Original letter on file for inspection. Karswood Poultry Kpice is obtainable from all wholesalers and stores at the following standard retail prices: 41b. packet, price 1/-; lib. packet, price 2/-; 71b. tin, price 12/6; 141b. tin, price 23/6: 2,91b. tin. price 45/6. m POULTRY SPICE 3 Increases egg-production without forcing, because it contains ground insects, but no cayenne pepper, etc. Wear the Runic Cross Talisman. The early Pilgrim Fathers wore, a Slsril or Heliquary. King's, statesmen, wi*e men, soldiers, sailors wear a Kcliquary to ward oIT evil mid danger. According: to ancient 0 ■"he sipri! <"• Helkiunry Cross was miit'vel to attract the Influence or thu in km wn ward off evil and danger, and bene'llt mankind. The real Ru [j|® Cross Slid! denotes a mystic occult \Vcll s°' tlfe°°man "wl!o broke the bank Mt Moilte Carlo, wore a Slgil constantly, as did Captain de Courcey " i neks' " Armour, Chicago V> heat l it Kin" <il o wore a Slgil. Millions be-lk-ve' that a Slgil or Reliquary Cross brings health, wealth, succes, happlness. Yon may scoll at the t o°h. Others have done so. hut now war the nuiiic Cross Slgll constantly. You'll never know 'till you test It yojij - sell', when your first lucky win should convince you. is Dad luck dogging your footsteps. Then wear a genuine Runic Cross. Be lnckv hi sweeps, art unions. Will money at racing, cards, games, wervtlilng. He fortunate In your business ventures. Carry a Cross constantly, rtunic Cross Talisman— heavily gold plated—2/6 each, 3 for 6'6, 24/- doi. Send for one or more to-day. Ulve one lo your friends. TAUSMAN SOCiETY, P.O. Box 1769, Auckland. Fnrlosed is Send Runic Cross J,uck Talisman. Name . Address JS'.Z.n.. 27/ J /32. X ofiheShoe\:% Durata is the toughest and most durable soleing. Comfortatfie . . Non-slipp-ing.. Neat. Made by Phillips the renowned makers of soles and ocels. wm m «. ■ w-w, r U m : SmM. r 1 Sunny Boys TIM: 'Tis April and| sti TIM: 'Tis April ang still the sun.sh'nes .. . to old man Sol . . . all hall Come, t,ei low taxpayer—let's toast hi 3 Illustrious health in flowing tankards of Timaru. RU: Most, assuredly, but. . . why the P^ ase 'J' l T[® April and still the sun shines ? Fellow froth blower, you surprise me. Knowest not that where there's Timaru there s always sunshine? TIM: Let's get sunburnt. RU* Speaking of sunburn —our yacht's blistering a bit—we had better paint the affected parts Oh! by the way, there's some Timaru in the locker from last week-end. TIM: You mean there was . . - my throat was blistered and I had to soothe the affected part. RU: Pal? John Rei'd's DURABLE ■ R EUABLE EttG.LI S H - MAD E Bottled with loving care by John Reid & Co. 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Six 3rd. prizes each £5 cash. 100 Prizes each 10/- cash. 500 Mb. Boxes of Chocolates @ 4/- each. 1000 i lb. blocks of Cadbury Chocolate @ 1/4 each and 3 000 other Prizes of novel and useful Gifts. Also 2 Prizes of £lO to the winning schools. 4 Prizes of £5 to the second winning schools. H>.{- y-v. iiiEfi H i ffe 1 r-'S i rrf sl M l;-< •}, "• -r »s»; Made by Cadbury in the Factory In a Garden