Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, March 21, 1936, Image 14

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    Nothing Mew Under Sun? Take a Look at These Inventions?
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Above, the hen lays or gets cooked!
An egg laid In this trick nest rolls Into a
basket below, thereby releasing the' door
Into the henyard. But if no egg Is forth
coming, the yard door stays closed and
the hen exits Into a slaughterhouse.
On the right, the rat-kllllng device of a
Syracuse, N. Y., photographer. When the
rat took the bait, he tripped the revolver
trigger, killing himself, and at the same
time took a flashlight photograph of the
event and the time It happened.
Keeping cool on hot days Is no longer a per
plexing problem to F. Healy. Spokane, Wash
ington, inventor. Above you see him demon
strati ng his system. When he walk 3, two small
bellows, one on each shoe, arc squeezed, sending
coot air up small hoses going up each leg to his
hat, arms and back. The hoses are covered
when he wears hjs coat, and, in the photo, he
has his trouser leg rolled up to show the main
conduit.
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. Everyone it eligible for
Uiff-f handsome awards . . .
except employees of Van Camp
Sea Food Company, Inc., and
members of employees families.
. Your entry may contain
10 words or less. Each must
he accompanied by two Whtit
Star Tuna labels or replicas
thereof. You may submit as manv
Afferent hear! lines as you wih
hut you must enclose two
ff'Ailr Star Tuna labels or label
replicas with each individual
entry.
. Print name and address
f the store from which you
bought JTAife Star Tuna, togeth
er with the price you paid per
can. This must be included with
esch fn'rv,
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A 1 . . 500 Weekly Qualifying
Prizes will be awarded and
distributed every week ... by an
impartial board of judges, ap
pointed by Van Camp Sea Food
Company, Inc. At the end of the
36 weeks of contest, the judges
will select the Capital Cash Prize
winners exclusitvly from the list
of Weekly Qualifying Prize win
ners, and the awards will be made
as Christmas presents! In the Calif.
event of lies for any prizes, dup
licate awards will be given.
. . . Contest begins Sunday,
February 23, 1936 . . . closes
Sunday, October 25, 1936. All
submissions become the prop
erty of this company. Address
pour entry to Contest Dept..
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VAN CAMP SF- FOOD COM
PA NY, INC, Terminal Island,
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$od6xy tAsss sSmpls RtuiLESs-
Prizes 1 PRIZES!
Just think of winning a big gift of a
dozen cans of White Star Tuna now . . .
and of getting the grand cash prize of
$2,500.00 or one of the other thrilling
cash awards just before next Christ
mas! . . . That's the new, priceless
opportunity you have in White Star
Tuna's sensational $50,000.00 Head
line Hunt!
Week after week . . for 36 thrilling weeks
. . . you have 500 big eaiy chances to win. Ten
little words . , , or less . . , may be worth a
fortune to you I All you do is to suggest what
the chef should say In an advertisement about
White Star Tuna! 500 people are going to win
every week, and you can easily be one of
them! Send in as many headlines as yon wish!
The more weekly prises you win, the more
opportunities you give yourself to secure one
or more of the 203 Capital Cash Prises!
You'll discover many points of superiority
in R kite Star Tuna For 24 years, American
housewives have purchased more of this
supreme quality tuns than of all comparable
brands combinedl They know that White Star
Tuna parks only the prised, tender light meat
. , . know that it can always be relied upon for
utmost goodness. America's favorite tuna is
also a good source of Vitamins "A" and "Dn
as well as Iodine, that effective preventive of
nutritional goiter.
Enjoy White Star Tuna, today ... in any one
of scores of zestfully different recipes. Then
write your headlines of 10 words or less and
send them in for this week's contest. Make
sure to enclose two White Star Tuna labels or
label-replicas with each individual entry.
Remember! ... the more entries you submit,
the more opportunities you have to reap the
rich rewards!
Get your pencil now, and jot
down your thoughts about this
superior tuna! Read the
.rules carefully . . . send in
as many headlines as
you can think of! It's
a new, thrilling way
to get a generous sup
ply of White Star
Tuna . . . and to help
yourself to a big cash
prize just before next
Christmas! Be sure
to enclose two White
Star Tuna labels or
label-replicas with
.each entry.
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