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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 83, 4 October 1924, Page 20

SAPON GUINEA POEM. Last week, M— A.G.P., 77, Fawcett Street, South Dunedin, got £1 ls for this verse:— Some folk always worry when washing day comes, But it's never a trouble to me; I use Sapon, that's why, for it makes the dirt fly, And leaves the clothes white as can be: Win a guinea. Prize poem published every Saturday. Best original four-short-line advertisement verse about Sapon wins each week. Sapon wrapper must be enclosed for each and every poem. Address: Sapon Competition, P.O. Box 771, Wellington. List of prize-winners, with full names, may be inspected on application.—Advt. THE BURDEN OF INDIGESTION. Here are the facts about a real remedy for indigestion—that burden which makes.life a misery for so many. The remedy is Bisurated Magnesia, a harmless yet effective compound which, since its inception, has received the written endorsement of thousands of grateful people in all parts of the world, as well as the recommendations of doctors, nurses, and hospitals. Bisurated Magnesia stops stomach' pain instantly by removing its cause; it is quite inexpensive, and either tablet or powder form can be obtained from any chemist. It is a sure, sane, and safe remedy for those who suffer from indigestion" but when buying care should be taken to see that it is Bisurated Magnesia, for nothing else will do. Best to look for the. name Bismag, .which. is boldly printed' on every genuine package—then you know you're tafe—Advt,