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Evening Star, Issue 23188, 10 February 1939, Page 7

RUB OUT RHEUMATICS soys Grandpa Kruschen Rub out pain and ‘wretchedness too—constipation, liverishness, kidney troubles —they all spread from poisons in the system. You get a littb irregular. Waste matter accumulates in the intestines. Poisons seep through the intestinal walls. The liver begins to weaken. It doesn’t neutralise these poisons in. the blood. That slows down the kidneys. They can't expel the poisons. Sometimes the poisons form into uric acid crystals and deadly darts of rheumatism. Sometimes they just fill you with depression, leave you headachey, listless, sour, good for nothing. But listen to Grandpa. Rub it all out, he says. No poisons, no jamming of the works allowed by Mm., He’s regular, is Grandpa ! He doesn’t give rheumatism, the ghost of a chance. A pinch of Kruschen in the morning tea, and 'he’s as lively as a cricket for the rest of the day. Stomach cleaned right out by the aperient elements. Liver kept lively by the hepatic elements. Kidneys flushed and strengthened by the diuretic elements. That’s Kruschen’s three-fold action. No wonder you feel good alter it. It’s “That Kruschen feeling”! 2/S bottles of Krusebea Salts from your chemist or stores. KWONG SIMPSON CHINESE HERBALIST, (Late Canton Herbs Company, Canton, China) Treats all kinds of internal and ax* ternal diseases. Consultations Free. Guaranteed to use only Pure Chinese Herbs. Address: 219 Cumberland Street, Dunedin (opp. Law Courts Hotel). Telephone lt-930. planned. Mrs Dunedin* Smith always studies the •ds. In ths ' Ster.’ Then she's fully Informed on the latest news of ths shopping world. • • • : AND re-morrow’s shopping