Page 10 Advertisements Column 2

Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3562, 29 June 1912, Page 10

V. hat a. lot of fun one may get from the woman's column of a newspaper, says an American paper. With what a surprising earnestness, with what radiant benevolence, they explain to each otl;*r how to do nothing, or propound new ways to do tilings that need 1 never be done at all, or that arc of such deadly simplicity that themselves. Here is one headed “A Novel Bock Mark.” *A °w, one would not suppose that the subject of book marks have never presented themselves to us as a problem to be solved. We have' never lain awake at nights pondering about book marks, or indeed anything else. Guipure, unsullied consciences lull us to sleep almost before wo have finished opur little now-l-lay-me and put the pipe where it- can be handily grasped in the morning. We have never found ourselves beyond the reach of a slip of paper, or a bit of card, or even an inch of string that would serve as a book mark.

4 GUINEA! Prize sentence published every Saturday. Best advt. sentence on “Stand-Out” Tea, composed of words commencing with the letters .nominated—used in same sequence—-wins each week. ‘•'StandOut” Tea Coupon from inside of tin must be enclosed, and forwarded with full name and address, so as to reach Wellington by Tuesday of each week, “Stnnd-Out Tea,” P.O. Box 476 Wellington. Note—Tito Blue Coupons or one Red entitles competitor to enter l once. Those forwarding Green ov Gold Coupons will have permits for four or nine further attempts posted thorn. A cheque for £1 Is has been sent the writer (Miss MIC George Street Masterton): • “You haven’t ‘StandOut’ Tea ? Then IMI go to a better grocer!” Letters for competition «l°sing 9/i/12: 8.W.W.A.L.5.0.T.M. A.A.B-’’Stand-Out” Tea is sold in Gis-. borne by W. O’Meara, J. G. Osborne, J. A. Pine, and James Sea ley. ‘