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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13053, 22 April 1910, Page 2

[Bright, rosy, sparkling health jin children. Children full tof life, fun, frolic. That’s nature’s way. lane’s Emulsion i given regularly for a few ‘Weeks supplies the start. Lane’s helps the digestive organs assimilate good food —the good food that’s needed in child growth. But more— Lane’s itself is a food, a medicine-food, and is exactly what’s needed for weak, puny children. Lane’s JEmulsion contains food for Bones, nerves, blood and tissues. That’s why children thrive rapidly on Lane’s Emulsion. 71

£10:10:0 I In Cash for an Hour’s Work. Ist Prize, 5 Guineas. 2nd .. 3 3rd .. 2 Given for the greatest number of genuine , English dictionary words (excluding geographi- / cal, personal, and other proper names) formed ■ from the letters in the sentence “ Tonking’s ■ Linseed Emulsion cures speedily and complete* ; ly, coughs, colds, bronchitis, hoarseness, diffi* cult breathing, and all chest complaints.'* It \ would be well to make your words short, , because each one of the 119 letters can be used but once. For example the letter “D” occurs four times. After forming, say, the word “ Due,” you would have left only three " D’s,” three “ U’s,” and eleven E’s.” The same word i is not to be listed twice. Without care, many/ contestants will probably fall short of 25 words, > Contest Conditions. I Decision to be rendered fifteen days after { contest closes, if possible, and prizes paid at } once. A well-known business man to act as ( judge, whose decision shall be final; names of ) winners to be announced in this paper. In case j of a tie, the contestant who leaves unused ) the least number of letters (from the 119) to ( have preference; if a further tie, the list with ) the earliest postmark to win, or if of same date, ( prize will be divided. No correspondence enter- ) ed into, as all contestants are to be treated alike. ) Each contestant to enclose a panel from the \ box around a purchased bottle of Tonking's ( Linseed Emulsion. If from small bottle, the J panel must contain the words “Gives Iramedi- ( ate Relief." but front or back panel from ) ■ larger bottles will serve (i.e, gives two chances). ] ' Contestants may send in more than one list, if J box-panel for ep.ch is enclosed. Post word- ( ' list? after April 30th and before June 15th ) stating yonv count) to “ Manager, Tonking's ( , Contest,” P.O. Box ICO. Wellington. ) Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion obtainable from all 1 I Chemists & Storekeepers. 1/6, 2/6, 4/6 per battle. I Wholesale: Young’s Chemical Co., Wellington. ,

I AM A CASH TAILOR ONLY. Therefore,, I claim that as my solo interest is in my special line of business, I cannot afford to run the risk of' displeasing you—but on the contrary that I must give you BETTER VALUE than the departmental store. I am not running a mercery or umbrella, or tea-cup denartment as well as tailoring. By specialising on suits-to-your-mea-sure and asking you to pay cash in company with thousands of other New Zealanders I AM ABLE TO MAKE YOUR SUITS TO ORDER FOR £2 LESS THAN THE CREDIT AND CASH TAILOR EXPERTS. The Suit you receive from GEORGE DAVIES IS the same as you are now paying £4 15 s. and £3 ss. for, but my prices are from 655. to 635. for exactly the same quality in every respect. Make a mental note of this. My small prices are possible only because I ask CASH. There is not a penny owing to me by ANY man I have made suits for. Men appreciate this fact very str'-r It enables mo to do better work and give you greater satisfaction at a much reduced price. I know how to work the snap and the stvle into your Suit that will make you sav “Just what I wanted.” My tailors have been doing it all their life and their hands haven’t lost their cunning. Call and see about your Winter Suit to order and save the £2, I promise you my Cash System of Tailoring makes possible. GEORGE DAVIES, THE MODERN TAILOR, VICTORIA AVENUE (At the Corner of Guyton Street), Wanganui.

! i i "THE IDEAL HOUSE,” From the Housewife’s Point of View. Says John Stanton in the London Daily News, “should always have a flange that can be turned into an open fire at will.” The ZEALANDIA RANGE Is the only Range in the Dominion the closed fire of which can be opened out, making the kitchen a cosy, well-ventilated sitting-room. The Zealandia is a neat and natty range that looks well, heats well, cooks well, burns little fuel, gives plenty of hot water. Write for catalogue No. 19. BARNINCHAM AND CO., LTD., George Street, Dunedin (op. Knox Church). Power and McTubb, Local Agents.