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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19198, 14 June 1924, Page 19

k \ 4 Benger’s Food does three things for the dyspeptic it gives complete nourishment; —it allays the craving of the stomach» —it wins back natural digestion. Food is so highly nutritious that athletes use it in training, so delicious that invalids and a.ged persons enjoy it; year in and year out. The Booklet of Benger’g Food contains dainty recipe, ■which give relief from the sameness of milk and similar diet. The recipes are so light as to give nourishment with digestive rest. Post free on request from BENGER’S FOOD LTD., 117, Pitt Street, SYDNEY, Sals Proprietor* and Manufacturers ; BEKQM’S FOOD LIP., MANCHESTER, England, HHI m tq «£ioo in Prizes for Knitters! Here is a chance for Knitters to turn their - accomplish ment to profit. 67 Cash Prizes are offered for the best Knitted Frock, Jumper or Coat, also Crochet' ed Jumper or Coat, in any design of own selection, to be made from . Templeton’s famous | “Ayr” Wool 2. When forwarding entries fo* the competition, competitors must attach name and address only. Other instructions, and money for the return postage, should be put in a separate letter. 3. Each entry for the knitted frock must be accompanied by eight Ayr Wool skein tickets. 4. Each entry for the crocheted or Prizes will be awarded as follows: For Knitted Frock in Double Knitting Wool.— lat Prize. £7; 2nd Prize, £5; 3rd prize. £3; and 10 prize, of £ I each. For Knitted Jumper or Coat in Ayr Double Knit- __ lul ulo uuulckou ul tin*.-! «t Prize. £5: 2nd Prize £3; knitted jumper or coat mu.t be 3rd Prize, £2; and 20 prizes of £1 accompanied by five Ayr Wool each. In Ayr Fingering. — akein tickets Ist Prize. £5; 2nd Prize. £3; 3rd c a h Prize, £2; and 20 prizes of £l each. knitted JrLM°n C M6. The competition will definitely or Coat in Ayr rtngcring. » r i_.,j .l. , i„i„ -Ist Prize, £5 ; 2nd Prize. £3 : 3rd , ° ° 3 . . Prize, £2; and 5 Prize.of £1 each. /, Garment* remain the property or the competitor, and will be res* j.i- .gm .... turned as soon as possible after the Conditions of Competition* judging is completed. 1. Each entry must b accompan- 8. Expert judges are being spied by cash or postage stamps to pointed, and their decision will be cover the cost of return postage. final, FILL IN THIS COUPON. 5. All garments must be hand = : £IOO Prize Competition. I submit a (name of garment) which 1 declare to be my own work, made from TEMPLETON'S “AYR” WOOL, •übiect to the conditions set out. NAME ADDRESS Wool Purchased from——— "'Ayr” Wool is manufactured by James Templeton & Son Ltd.. Ayr Scotland. There ia no finer Knitting Wool obtainable. If your draper cannot supply, write direct to the "Ayr” Wool Distributors, Box 193, Wellington, m P . mm Do away with annoying dust and-half-cleaned floors —clean your home with an O’Cedar Mop. It’s big and covers a large surface —- yet it’s light and easy to handle. Polish Every good household provider sella O’Ccdar. Prices: Small 6{3 ; Large Bj9 Made in England w™ 1 rc v \ "Full of Goodness I* FULL OF GOODNESS” is a true description of Symington’s Soups, Rich, delicious and nourishing- In manyappetising varieties convenient, economical and wholesome. Guaranteed entirely free from preservatives. No tedious preparation needed —just fifteen minutes boiling. Symingtons Soups Varieties : Tomato, Oxtail, Pea, Lentil, Celery, Mulligatawny, Green Pea, Kidney, Hare, Onion, Mock Turtle, Scotch Broth, and White Vegetable. In Blue Packets, Of all Grocers. W. Symington Sc Co. Ltd., Market Harborough, England,