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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 May 1931, Page 9

70 —But Taken for 45 Army Officer’s Secret of Perpetual Youth TAKEN KRUSCHEN FOR 20 YEARS “Seventy be jiggered, sir! I pass anywhere for 45, and huh!-—I feel 16!” That’s the spirit of this letter from an Army Officer all right, as you’ll agree if you read between the lines. A sev-enty-year-old son-of-a-gun who can still sit astride a horse! "I have used Kruschcn. Salts for nearly 20 years, and when I say that, being 70, I was taken the other day for 45. that I am strong, can still ride and enjoy it, I would like you to understand that I attribute the whole of the above really wonderful facts to the virtue of your Kruschen Salts. I took it with me and was supplied with it during the whole of the War. I introduced it to high officials in London, and an Australian Judge adopted it on my recommendation, and writes me from Australia how wonderfully it has Improved him. Some of my friends both at the Bachelors’ and Cavalry Clubs, Piccadilly, take enough to cover a shilling and swear by it."—(Capt. M.) When you lead a sedentary* life with little fresh, air, less exercise and hasty, ill-chosen meals, your inside, sooner or later, grows sluggish, and fails to supply your eliminating organs with the tonic mineral salts that they must have to enable them to work properly. Follows the whole host of so-called "minor” ills that undermine your constitution and blunt your happiness and discolour your outlook. The trouble is obvious enough; it’s the lack of those vital salts. Get a bottle of Kruschen and the remedy will be just as plain; for Kruschen is a combination of just those salts your body needs; blended in Nature’s own proportions. Now you see why “it’s the little daily dose that does it.” You can’t grow old when every little fibre of you is tingling with “that Kruschen feeling.” Get that bottle to-day and begin to get younger to-morrow. Kritschen Salts is obtainable at all Chemists and Stores atj 2/6 per bottle.

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During a discussion on smoking by the members of a Southern Rotary C’ttb recently a speaker declared: “My experience is that as a general thing the smoker is a man of broader views and wider sympathies than the non-smoker. Of course I know tobacco has its foes —and very bitter tlidy can be-I—but, 1 —but, taking one consideration with another, as Gilbert -said, it must be admitted in all fairitess, .that its virtues far outnumber its faults. (Hear, hear!). - It has been accused of undermining the health. ■When it does that it is because it is too full of nicotine. Look at some of the imported brands—rank with poison! Take it from me our New Zealand toasted tobaccos are the sweetest, the purest and the most fragrant. They are practically free from nicotine because (he toasting kills It. Moral: Go for the Ne«- Zealand every time.’’ (Laughter and applause) The brands referred to by >thls veteran smoker are: .Riverhead Gold. Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3, and Cut Pltig No. 10. These are the only toasted .tobaccos,—Advt.