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MAN WITH WIFE AND FIVE CHILDREN WINS £1 A WEEK FOR LIFE WBJ rt
Entries for the Sunday Times £1 a Week for Life Contest, closed, at 5 o'clock last Monday afternoon. On Wednesday night the final judging committee—Professor Irvine, Mr. C. D. Paterson, and Mr. Adam McCay—were, able to wake their awards. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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REPORT OF THE FINAL JUDGES
The final judges in the £1 a Week for Life Competition were: PROFESSOR R. F. IRVINE, M.A., of the Chair of Economics, University of Sydney. Mr. C. D. PATERSON, President of the Ad-Men's Institute of New South ...
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MR. E. HARTMAN'S LETTER—WINNER OF FIRST PRIZE.
Dear Sir,—Amongst the many household duties there [?] of rather was, none more irksome than window-cleaning. It is usually a week-end job, toe, and the Bon Ami advertisement in the Sunday Times comes [?] good friend indeed. On turning ever the pages of the paper you cannot help noticing ...
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MISS MYRA STEPHEN'S LETTER—EQUAL FOR SECOND PRIZE.
Dear Sir,—I suppose the advertisement which makes me look, then read, turn back to it again, and after looking at all the others, come once more to it with pleasure—is the best "ad." That's what happened to me with the Lactogen advertisement. It's such ...
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MR. A. D. HALL'S LETTER—EQUAL FOR SECOND PRIZE.
Dear Sir,—The best advertisement in the Sunday Times is its own, the £1 a Week for Life. 1. It catches the public eye. 2. Its indirect method makes it the mere successful. ...
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WONDERFUL PUBLIC RESPONSE
How closely the advertisements in the Sunday Times have been scanned during this competition is revealed by the extraordinary ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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