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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23001, 22 April 1940, Page 10

EVER FEEL JADED 2^7 \\ EARLY IN THE EVENING? Sleepy after meals ? Jaded early in the evening ? Irritable, nervy ? Have headaches and occasional pains in the back and legs ? Sallow skin, dull eyes ? All signs of constipation. You are “regular”? Many who are regular have constipation without knowing it. < There elimination is not complete. So poisons get into the bloodstream, and they feel vaguely below par. For this condition there is an honest prescription. Doctors recommend it unhesitatingly because it is not a patent medicine. The analysis is printed on every- bottle, so doctors know what they are prescribing. It is not a drug, and the dosage is so small it cannot form a habit. For half a century it has been doing people good. Like many doctors’ prescriptions it ■is basically and unalterably right. Unaffected by change, which is not always progress, or by fashion, which-is mostly fad. Take it and you will find your step lighter and your mind brighter and your energy greater. In a word mu fffi AumsffTM m/p/m Take Kruschen in tea or in hot water, as much as will cover * sixpence, every morning. 2/4 a bottle at aU Chemists and Stores. Kg-i&ta FRENCH PIONEERS HONOURED Memorial Unveiled At Akaroa FRIENDSHIP OF TWO ■ RACES The memory of the French colonists who arrived at Akaroa • on August 16, 1840, was honoured with the unveiling of a . memorial on the Akaroa foreshore during the national centen- : nial celebrations on Saturday afternoon. The memorial, standing at the point where it is considered that the French settlers landed 100 years ago, is a simply inscribed block of granite. The unveiling, performed by the Governor-General (Lord ' Galway), was accompanied by the presentation of a pageant representing the arrival of the French .settlers. The Consul for France (M, Andre Pouquet) gave a commemorative address. A notable gathering of distinguished visitors included the Prime Minister (the' Hon. P. Fraser), members of the Cabinet and both Houses of the Legislature, and descendants of the, original settlers. The Mayor of Akaroa (Mr F. R. E., Davis) presided.