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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6451, 24 February 1908, Page 3

THE PRIZE ADVERTISEMENT. Universal Cold Cure—no fraud about its make! If you are suffering with a cold, it’s just the thing to take. It keeps the doctor from the door, at a very small expense; Targe bottles they are half-a-crown, and small ones eighteen pence. One Guinea has been posted to Mrs. H. K., 11 Union Street, Dunedin. Each week a Guinea is awarded for the Beet Original Conundrum, Apt Essay, or Humorous Verso on the merits of THE UNXVBKSAE COED CURB. Contributions mast not exceed fifty words, must be accompanied by Coupon and b© addressed-i —"Universal Cold Cure —The Eatest and Best—B O. Box 716, Wellington/' Stores and Chemists la 6d and 2s fid.

H for the Health that follows it sure. Cook's son, duke's son, son of a bolted earl, > Son of a Sydney publican, it's all the same to-day, ■ Bach of them has the dreadful "floo." Their eyes are red and their noses blue. Send us Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, They humbly pray. And forty thousand will be cured Who are sneezing loud to-day. •

UPTON'S TEAS. Ar.k you ‘ grocer for them. We wont to make it very easy for you to obtain Lipton’s Teas, but they are not yet m every store, for remember, they are something quite now for this market. Ask your grocer for them, the grocer you patronise regularly; but you must say in plain unmistakable words that you want Lipton’a Teas, and then see that you get them. There are some stores (where yon would expect to find them) that as yet have not LIPTON'S TEAS, and in some of these you may be offered substitutes—something "just as good.” If, however, you have decided to TKY LIPTON'S TEAS, a trial of another kind will prove nothing to you about the merits of LIPTON’S; so that when you call for LIPTON'S TEAS, you should insist on being supplied with LIPTON’S, and nothing else. If your own grocer will not supply you, there are other grocers who will be only too pleased to give you what you want. SUTTON’S SEEDS.