As Young as the Youngest

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 131, 4 June 1923, Page 10

As Young as the Youngest

THE old boy is enjoying him-| self just as much as the young boy. His heart is as youthful, his spirit as boisterous, as unflagging as his grandson's. It's "that Kruschen feeling" again— the feeling that comes from sheer health and fitness, the feeling that expresses itself in infectious jollity and Unvarying good humour. And the cause of it? Just a tiny pinch of the magic Kruschen Powder that can't even be tasted in a breakfast-cup of tea. A] "sixpenceful" every morning at a cost of a farthing a day—could there be an easier or a cheaper road to happiness ? A tiny, tasteless pinch—but it works wonders. It supplies the body with just the six salts, blended in just

I the right proportion, that Nature decrees for its well-being. Sedentary occupation, insufficient fresh air and exercise, worry, overwork, errors of diet—all or any of these prevent your system from extracting these necessary salts from your food. Hence the need for Kruschen—six salts in one. What Kruschen does for you is to ensure that your liver and kidneys de their duty actively and efficiently; clearing the body of all the poisonous waste matter that has been clogging the eyetem, and purifying the blood. lAt the same time it has a distinct tonic effect, invigorating you both physically and mentally, banishing depression, listlessnese, headachei, indigestion, and all the ills that arise from internal disorder, and filling you with a bracing sense of energetic health