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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18878, 23 February 1933, Page 3

*s* SSS m M III! S$S H SSSS ii'-S B*s* SS<:5 a gw li m s BIS M m 4 5 W S* SSS SSiigS H m % SSS is m mm* SS;S¥? »S*s Sis 50000 c of Cleanser s ... and £2OO in prizes Every housewife’s heard of DAD Washing; Tablets, the wonder-working tablets that wash clothes white as snow in fifteen minutes. Well, the manufacturers of DAD Washing Tablets have produced a new cleanser DAD Cleanser it’s called that’s as perfect in its way as DAD Washing Tablets. DAD Cleanser is a soft, silky powder, guaranteed nonscratching, that keeps your kitchen bright and shining. It’s unrivalled for cleaning glassware, woodwork, china, pots and pans etc. £2OO in Prizes FREE 14 oz. Can of DAD Cleanser with every two 1/- pkts; of DAD Washing Tablets Details of the DAD Key-word Competition FIRST PRIZE £IOO SECOND PRIZE £SO THIRD PRIZE £25 and 50 Consolation Prizes of 10/- each DAD Cleanser is good—no doubt about it—and because we want you to know it’s good, we’re giving away the firsjt 59,000 cans FREE —one free can to every purchaser of two i/r packets of DAD Washing Tablets—Also with every free can a chance to enter for the DAD j £2OO KEY-WORD COMPETITION. Under the wrapper of the free can of DAD Cleanser which your grocer gives you, you will find a slip of paper with a word printed on it. This word is the key-word of the £2OO DAD Competition. Make sure that the slip of paper is behind the label when your grocer gives you the free can. What you have to do is find the answer to each of the following eighteen clues, using only the letters in the key-word. A single word is the answer to each clue. How to get your Free Can of DAD Cleanser Here are the Clues NOTE.—On each slip of paper which bears the key-word .one solution Is also given. As all the eignteen solutions have been distributed with the free cans of Cleanser, It is just possible that by getting a number of free cans you will get all the solutions. But, the best way to win is to work out your own solutions as well as getting as many as you can from the slips. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (ID (12) (13) (11) (15) The hand with lingers doubled into the palm.—BlST. A genus of ruminant animals, including the Elk and the Moose. High in stature. Lawful, allowable. Wanting elasticity. Used as fermenting agent. The first letter of a word or name. A wire basket used In making glass bottles. To mako aacred or holy. Furnished with Cilia. A bitter substance obtained from the bark and leaves of willows and. poplars. Young female horse. The order or group containing the fern, Small freshwater duck. Vessel without top-gallant sail, commonly seen in the Levant. Prefix representing the Greek “ Sun.” Pertaining to the people of Latium, in Italy. Kind of palm tree, the trunk of which yields sago. IMPORTANT.—You must remember that you may use the letters of the key-word in any order. For each answer, however, a letter may be used only so often as it occurs in the key-word. Thus, T occurs once in the key-word given with everyfree can of DAD Cleanser, and so must be used only once in any answer. C occurs twice, and so may be used twice in any answer—but not more. As an example, we have given the answer to the first clue. Just ask your grocer for two 1/- packets ol) DAD Washing Tablets and he will give you with them a free can of DAD Cleanser. A regular 14 oz. can, remember —not a sample. The only condition is that you must purchase your DAD Washing Tablets within the next month. Don’t wait, however ! Make sure of getting your free can of DAD Cleanser right away. Read, in the paragraph on the left, how getting it gives you the chance of entering the £2OO Competition. CLIP THIS ADVERTISEMENT It does not matter if you don’t get all the solutions. Send in just as many as you can do. The entries containing the greatest number of correct solutions will get the prizes. and keep it for reference purposes. Get your free can of DAD Cleanser immediately. Ask your grocer. RULES OF THE COMPETITION (1) The first prize of £IOO wilbbe paid to the competitor whose solution is correct, or most nearly correct; and other prize money in order of merit. In cases of ties, the prize money will be divided, but the full amount will be paid. (2) There is no need to write out the list of CLUES. Just write out the solutions on a plain piece of paper and number them in the same order as the clues. Forms with particulars are obtainable at all grocers. (3) All entries must be written in ink and posted to Messrs. E. O. Farley Ltd., Epsom, Auckland, before the 31st March, 1933. (4) Care has been taken in the selection of correct solutions, and in this and all other matters relating to the competition the decision of E. O. Farley Ltd. must be regarded as final, and no correspondence will be entered into. (5) No employees of Messrs. E. O. Farley Ltd., nor of Messrs. J. Ilott Ltd., nor any of their relatives are eligible to enter this competition. (6) A list of the correct solutions has been sealed and lodged with the National Bank of New Zealand Ltd., Newmarket Branch. a FOR CLEANING, SCOURING, POLISHING Manufactured by E. O. FARLEY LTD., Epsom, Auckland

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