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Southland Times, Issue 20488, 16 May 1928, Page 10

The Wonderful popularity of the ’Varsity Photographs enables the manufacturers to add the names of a further twenty-five celebrated Stars to the list, making a total of fifty names from Which collectors may make their choice. Second List of Cinema Stars Ramon NoVarro Tom Mix Jackie Coogan Lillian Gish Norma Shearer Gloria Swanson Hillie "DoVe John Barrymore Rudolph Valentino Lois Moran Janet Gaynor Marion Nixon Greta Garbo Antonio Moreno Sally O’Neil May McAvoy Hoot Gibson Mary "Brian Thomas Metghan Madge "Bellamy Lon Chaney Anna Q. Nilsson Patsy Ruth Miller Renee Adoree Marion "Davies You may still obtain any of the original selection of twenty-five Stars. To obtain a beautiful mounted photograph (8" x 10") of any of the above Stars, select a name, then send it, together with your own name and address, accompanied by 25 ’VARSITY IQ’s Packet Fronts, or 12—2 O’s Boxes, or s—SO’s Flat Tins to “VARSITY CIGARETTES” P.O. "Box 1672, Wellington, and the photograph of your choice wilt be forwarded by return mail. Ang number of Photographs mag be obtained provided the necessarg number of packet fronts accompany each application. This offer is for a limited period only. Varsity CIGARETTES wjE) Cfolft be footed, bt] cltfsip Paint/ Cheap paint isn’t cheap at all unless it is guaranteed 100% combination Lead and Zinc—to cover as many yards per gallon, to last longer than pure White Lead and to cost less than Berger’s “8.P.” Paint. You can’t judge paint by price—you must know what it contains—the real judgment lies not in cost per gallon, but cost per yard, per job, per year. Berger’s B.P. is the cheapest paint to buy—always. B.P. will cost less per yard—per job —and per year. JI f WMF