THE OLD ARMCHAIR HIS ONLY AMBITION

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 266, 6 August 1931, Page 6

THE OLD ARMCHAIR HIS ONLY AMBITION

"But Wife Says “No *

Wilkinson was a half-sick man—no energy—no desire to work—no ambition. But hie wife was on the job—she told him the secret of how to attain that youthful feeling makes life a joyouB adventure. But let . him tell tn »tory. ' “I owe you and Kruschen an apology. I used to smile at the clever ads. of Kruschen Salts, and have often re> na^ ed that it was no better than Epsom but, being tof rather heavy build, X used to get up i (the morning with not the'least appetite 'for work, wishing all the time that! ..could just sit in an armchair and sI«?P—--"but my wife one day saw some Krue■•Sen Salts, and persuaded me to try it. Thw effect was a revelation. 1 never ' mtat it, and am a real live man, mentally and physically—keen all day and every ? day. 1 have been taking it now for 3 months, and must confess that -had it not been for Kruschen I do not • know how 1 should have got thr ° u Bh ‘he ■worry and drive of business. I owe to ‘the little daily dose. L y will(inson . B If you have never tried this P • blend of sir natural mineral salt? that ■heep liver, bowels and kidneys in superb 'healthy activity, you’ve got the surprise : '-of your life coming. ■' Kruschen is different from all other salts. It brings to half-sick, worn-out men and women that glorious. feeling of .joyous health—and keeps them, feeling A Quarter of a teaspoonful in hot ■water every morning keeps you free from ’ constipation, biliousness, headaches, overacidity, rheumatism and even eczema. Millions the world over take it evers morning to keep themselves In superb C °lt’s'the little daily d^ e . tb ?, t o d °! 8 Ju Kruschen Salts is obtainable at _ all Chemists and Store at 2/6 per bottle.