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Wairarapa Times-Age, 19 August 1943, Page 5

CONSTIPATION. DR. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS BENEFICIAL MEDICINE. Mrs J. Maley, 260 Wilson’s Road, Opawa, Christchurch, writes: —“Both myself and husband know the value of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills as a remedy for constipation. We found them quite satisfactory and would urge any similar sufferers to use this medicine.” 18 W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd., Farish Street, Wellington.

«IN CASO PRIIES £ LIMERICK CONTEST SIMPLY WRITE LAST LINE | Said a cheerful old Lady called Dee || T . \ As she sipped at her All British Tea 1 A really good cuppa g 7 / At mealtimes and supper | I 7 J Here’s How to Enter ... ' 1. Merely write the last line for the Limerick together with your ~ name and address, and to save paper, make your entry on the back IlifA. e of an All British Tea Packet. Entries may, of course, be made on 'l/ plain paper. Plainly PRINT your name and address. Children may ' ,-•? ’(///> IIIH ' enter. You may send in as many entries as you wish. SM3gjj&|y7/ / i/f// 2. Mail to “Contest”, C/o D. W. Virtue & Co. Ltd., 13-li WO'/'' 7/// Victoria Street, Wellington. ■ 3/ 3. Judges’ decision will be final. No employees of D. W. Virtue NO II //fr & Co. Ltd. or their Advertising consultants, or the members of the /// families of employees may enter. /// 111 4. Names of winners will be published in this paper, within two /A \ weeks of closing date. : Irh \ 5. Contest closes September 18th. ... ... ..... f IHM w \ How to Write Winners— You don t have to be a Poet to win. 11l //Zy tS X Merely think of words that rhyme with “Dee” or “Tea”. Write II . / ! !'S] I a line to each word you select. Pick out the best line and try and /■ _ D e// . . I improve it. Don’t think it’s not good enough, we might think it’s /// /, o/ £ . I — I a '' wlnner "-J e " d ' ln - f I r, “ //Or I