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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 March 1939, Page 8

ww# Lets Have a Run! says Grandpa Kruschen What a difference between Grandpa and his old school pal 1 One is “joy of life” personified, the other —an invalid. And Hie cause of this difference ? Sheer selfneglect on the part of the invalid. Nothing else ! Poisons seeping into his bloodstream from undigested food left in the system for days. No wonder he doesn’t feel up to much. No wonder rheumatics have made a cripple of him ! Look at Grandpa I He steps out, because he keeps himself fit and “regular” with "the little daily dose” of Kruschen in his early morning tea. He doesn’t know what constipation, liverishness, kidney trouble or rheumatism feel like. The three-fold action of Kruschen keeps them all at bay. The aperient elements cleanse the stomach. The hepatic elements stimulate the liver to neutralise poisons in the blood. The diuretic elements (lush the kidneys and help them to expel the poisons. Follow Grandpa’s example 1 Make sure of “that Kruschen Feeling” by getting a bottle of Kruschen (2/3) from your Chemist or Store.

Books on wedding etiquette: “Wedding Etiquette under all Denominations,” 3/- (4d). “Wedding Etiquette,” by Sexton, 1/9 (3d). “The Etiquette of Engagement and Marriage,” 2/(3d). “Toasts and Speeches,” by Cecil. 1/3 (2d). “What to do at Weddings,” 1/6 (2d). Obtainable at B, Dixon’s Ltd., Tainui Street. —Advt.