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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 107, 1 November 1924, Page 22

jMusterole drives outßAeumatism Massage the painful parti with / Musterole. the soothing white ointment made from pure oil of muttard. Musterole gets to the teat of i j Y"?^- U •-• iu«l ! ike 'He good old-fashioned mustard piaster except that it does not sting or blister. Musterole draw* out all internal pain. Rheumatism, lumbago, cold on the chest, sore throat, neuralgia—all give way to Musterole. Always keep Musterole where »oi can get at it quickly. 2/6 per jar or tube from all chemists. Liberal FREE Sample on request to * NZ. Rtiraentativa: '° SALMOND _ SPRAOGON LTD. F«mth«ratoa * Street, Welllnatoa. BETTEI THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER

j££> for DAINTY] JFS SJ?F. \ nothing so good < V 1 as OATINE WHETHER you live out of doors or work in the City, your skin needs OATINE. The blazing heat of the sun can't redden or bum your skin if you use this fragrant, soothing, coolint cream. The day's work or play won't hurt your complexion if you protect your skin with OATINE. Prickly heat wUI be banished tho face and hands will always he soft sweet and smooth. And very important—OATlNE can't to rancid. Qf_3e Alk nnr Chemitt lor OAIINI Teltet Pi*. »_«tton»-th«r an in tht bttt res cu bar. TAIT, BAGRIE » CO., Chriitchurch - Auckland.

BISURATED MAGNESIA STOPS INDIGESTION.

" Yes, and qiucldy, too, for it gets rid of the harmful stomach acid which causes the trouble. Three minutes from the time Bisurated Magnesia enters the stomach the acid is no more, the possibility of pain has ceased, and the stomach is doing its work unhampered. Bisurated Magnesia is about the finest thing out for indigestion, flatulence, -gastritis, wind, and similar troubles;'it's a product you can rely on .... and it is quite inexpensive. When you go to your chemist to- buy it, look on the wrapper for the trade-mark word Bismag, which is placed there for your protection. There s nothing else just as good; it's Bisurated Magnesia that stops digestive pain .... and stops it quickly, too.— Advt.

For Children's Hacking Cough, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—Advt

HURRY! Closing date is drawing near \ £4000 Alluvial Gold Given Attay in IVizes Tickets Selling Fast—Have You Got Yours? Don't Delay! Act Now!—At Once! Before the Tickets are all Sold Out. It's the Chance of Your Life— A Chance that may never come again. CIOOO for 2/6 Think what it means: £I,ooo—one thouand pounds. What could you not buy with it? What a glorious time you could have--a trip round the world; a luxurious motor car; a comfortable, stylish home; money to launch out in business; success in life; wealth, comfort, luxury, happiness—and all for the insignificant sum of 2/6—just two shillings and sixpence—less than you would spend on "smokes "or amusements m a week. MAMMOTH SPORTS ART UNION ..".'.'7;k c Mammoth Sports Art Union presents the most dazzling list of prizes ever • , ' offered in the history of New Zealand—or ever likely to be offered. ' ■•';'■ Tlie-^st prize is dluvial gold, guaranteed value £1,000; the second prize, alluvial gold value £500; the third prize, alluvial gold value £200; fourth, fifth, Ip ;. • . '"■•■■»* _ ~ ' ■ and sixth prizes, value £100 each; besides 10 prizes of £50 each, 20 of £25 < r it is inconvenient to buy each, 50 of £io each, .and 100 of £,5 each—in all, 186 prizes of a total value from the Retailer, cut but 0f£4,600. ; this Coupon and Post now. < - £4,000 in prizes—and tickets only 2/6 each. No wonder: there's a phenomenal demand for tickets. No wonder such large numbers are eager/toijoinTin. ' 1 .*■■■■• It's the chance of a lifetime—a chance you simply couldn't miss, especially when: — ; _—__I the tickets also include admission to' the Big Exhibition opening in Dunedin The whoesaie Agent, in November, 1925. - , Mammoth Sports Art Union, ' . ' '•''•' . • ' '. . , ' ■ ■ < 102 wuiis street, Wellington. BUT THE NUMBER OF TICKETS IS STRICTLY LIMITED. Encolsed please find.: __ MAKE SURE OF YOURS. GET IT NOW! for which post me - - tickets in Sports Art Union, THF^F L.JOHNSTON, Lambton Quay. B. GINSBERG, Black Cat Confectioner. Signature... . fUIOIL A . j. JOHNSTON, Willis Street. sh °P, Manners Street. DCTATT TDO B. MARTIN, Petoue. J. BRYANT, 111 Aro Street • rr - K__lA_L__Ks ■■■ . IS^^^St^ri .• ■; : . SELL THE * i^««.-T*~i.t.i«waß. ■ KrETi i u^iiaJmamattmi -- ; : : BOOK OF 9 TICKETS FOR I/" TIPIfE'TQ F WALKER, 29 Garrett Street. E. C. GAZE, Lyall Bay. Buy by the Book! The Best Way. . 1 IL»l\.__ 1 O H . K.WALKER, Manners Street. H.VALENTINE, Dominion Steps. M ana *~ tv , Hawkes Bay and Wairarapa residents should apply for tickets to Wanganui, Taranaki, Rangitike!, and Kin g Country regents .K«,U apply for ticket, to MR. r. C. HtNNhl f, Kosy Theatre, Palmerston North. ' MR D C. STEIArWAV c -i ' vu '. • : "IK- f. _. -itIALHAN, Secretary, Wanganui. .. . Closing date 29th Nov., 1924. Prizes drawn 22nd Dec.^in time for Xmas