rl3 I 13711 Tlfp COMMENCING MONDAY, LIHIV L. JANUARY 7th, Twice Daily A Triumph from every angle. . . If you are a movie fan don’t miss “Sunrise.” WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS With THE FILM SENSATION OF 1928 HSUgfflf JANET GAYNOR and GEORGE O’BRIEN A "JANET GAYNOR COMPETITION” will be Held during the season of “Sunrise.** The successful competitor, will receive a cheque for £5. PATRONISE THE THEATRE THAT SHOWS FOX PICTURES h - What is the difference between | I , - a dreary hard wash day and an easy early-ending one ? It’s nearly all in the way you loosen dirt. Many Christchurch housewives have freed themselves from drudgery by loosening dirt without one stroke of hard work. They soak out the dirt with Sno-Wite Powder. Sno-Wite Powder saves the housewife time and work in every stage of house-cleaning—for washing floors, washing dishes, baths and sinks, furniture, &c., &c. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR <2. POWDER !■ . A PRODUCT OF THE CANTERBURY BYE-PRODUCTS LTD Manufacturers of Verbena Soap.
■■HKilii The Mustard Club Christmas Dinner THE BARON DE BEEF: Ladies and Gentlemen, this is a Mustard Christmas. Millions of members of the Mustard Club are joyously eating Mustard! Why ? Because Beef or Ham without Mustard are like life without love—they lack savour, and you don’t want a second helping. Chicken and Duck, they are tame birds without Mustard. Talking about birds, here’s a little conundrum for you : “ What’s a Canary ?—A Sparrow that has joined the Mustard C!ub.” That, by the way, is why it sings so cheerily. Well, Ladies and Gentlemen, a merry Mustard Christmas to —you, and remember your Christmas motto fA “PASS THE MUSTARD PLEASE*' 'd S'y/. /) a If you must eat too much Chicken or Duck, digest it with Mustard. Anyone who does not eat Mustard with Beef is expelled from the Mustard Club. Down South they eat Mustard with Christmas Pudding—they know. I Mustard takes the richness off and digests the Ham. Cheese digests the dinner, Must a r d digests the Cheese. A FREE XMAS BOOKLET Specially written for children. English Historical tales in colours. Now obtainable, see left hand top corner.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18644, 22 December 1928, Page 24 (Supplement)
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