Page 1 Advertisements Column 9

Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12770, 16 April 1910, Page 1

. J THIS IS IT!^ i^ Sunlight Soap I» what ff you need for the laundry gl Jy and the house. ■ B Sunlight saves you rubbing, H and saves you money, without B B injury to hands or article.. • B SunHght turns VV. ■ the dull drudgery & Into a pleasure. % Qet a bar of Sunlight JwSwS^4 to-day and try. /r/l/Jf

KiMlMfl'fl' \ In Cash for an Hour's Work. | Ist Prize. S Guineas. I 2nd „ 3 ,' 3rd ' „ 2 „ Given for Iho greatest nnmber of genuine Kuglisb dictionary words (excluding geograpliical, personal, and other proper names) formed 1 from the letters in the sentence: — "Tonking's ) I linseed Emulsion cures speedily and completei ly. conglis, colds, brcnuliitis. lioarseness, difll--1 cult breathing, and all chest complaints." It ' would be well to mßko your words short, , ijec-mise encli ono of tlie 119 letters etui be used Imt once. For example tlio letlev "D " occurs four times. After forming, say, ' the word •' Due," you would have left only tlireo " D's," | tlireo '• U's," nnd eleven " X'»." The same word is not to Ijo listi'd twice. Without cure, many i I'ont'-stnnts will probalily fall short of 25 words. ' ;' Contest eondillons. ! Decision to lie rendered flttecn days alter | ; .ciutest closes, if possible, and pii7.es paid at ; kiico. A well-known business ninn to net as | ..jiiiige. whose decision slinll he final; names of i I winners to be announced in this paper. Incase ,» nf n lie, the contestant wl.o leaves unused ' \ 'ho Is.aHt number of Ictlers (from tlio 119) to I ) i...v,'pr. firuncc; ifn furth- r tic. llm list with > lt»! •nrlieyt postnmrli !<■ win. in- if (if -.aine date I ! Mrizc will In! divided Xo :m r- - ii:iiuimiuc t-ntrr- i | "(liiilo. n-iullci;nleslnnl-.i . i : - :„. (•rr.lcdnlike. Xi oh coiitcstiinl to i-iulosi' » hum. I from the ' •m,x in oiinil n pnrchn-'iMl but!:; of Tonkinß's I l.i:i"PMl F.mulmoii. If from kihiill bottle, the "imclninstounliiin the words "fiives linmcdi- I atn Uelief," but front or back pnnel from i linger bottles will serve (i.e. gives two chances). Contestants may send in more than one list, if ' Imx-panel for each is snolOßcd. Pout word- I lists after April SOtb and before June 15th -lating your count) to " Manager, Tonking's I [ Contest," P.O. Box 160, Wellington. ) Tonklnj's Llnsesil EmuUlrn obtainable from a!) ) Cfccmte & Storekecjws, 16, 216, A, i p;r brills. I Wholcss'c: Vouoj's Clcmlca! Co., Welllniloß.

W fiat is £ane's Smuision f A Scientific emulsion of fresh eggs, pure Cod Liver Oil* Beechwood Creasote, L i m e and Soda — a valuable combination of food and medicine. Do you know of any better combination? Doctors do not; chemists do not. Both chemists and doctors admit that LANE'S Emulsion has quickly stepped into the front rank of Reliable Remedies for Pulmonary Diseases, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. Merit has " done it. Merit has made LANE'S EMULSION a tremendous success ; merit in the combination, and merit in the quality of ingredients used. Ask your doctor if LANE'S EMULSI ON is suited to your case, and be guided by his advice. If he says " yes," then give LANE'S a faithful, persistent JtbL 72

Headache, indigestion, Constipation, & Biliousness The immense number of orders for Frootoids, sent by post direct cq tlie Proprietor is convincing .proof that the Public appreciate their splendid curing power ore. the above-named complaints'. Frootoids are ek-gftnt ia appearance and pleasant to tako. Their beneficial effects are f»\ i >'"it by the disappearance of headache; a bright, cheery sense pf pc f ect health taking the place of slaggish, depressed feelings, by th«j liver acting prooorlv, ana by the food being properly digested. Frootoids act splendidly ou the liver; a dose takon at bedtime once a week is highly beneficial. A constipated habit of body will be completely cured if the patient will, on each occasion, when suffering, take a dose of Frootoids, instead of an ordinary 'aperient. Price Is 6d. Chemistc, Medicine Vendors, or th« Proprietor, W. O. Hearne,* Chemist, Geelong, Victoria. '■*■■ ■ .*>c»r.r*" '