5* m Mm ■,g you you used to be? Can’t you stay up half the night any more? >; .,: Can you do only half the things you used to do?. Is life only half as interesting as it was ? You’re in bad shape! How about a tonic? Kruschen Salts will set you up. Kruschen gets your digestion working. Kruschen washes the acidity out of your blood. Kruschen energises the system. Kruschen takes the aches and pains out of your limbs. Kruschen cleanses your skin, sweetens your breath, gives you an appetite for meals, and an appetite for life. The TONIC Salts Kruschen does not form a habit, so there is never need to increase the dose—as much as mil cover a sixpence; tasteless in tea; almost tasteless in hot water. 2/5 a bottle at chemists and stores. 8.18.41
CORRECTS ACIDITY l .in the •••: .J CV BLOODSTREAM Macalisters Fop Summer and Winter, Obtainable Everywhere.
LIKE TO WEAR P b c~p LIKE HIM TO WEAR crn cn Lri Wmni-Setier Shirts (MADE UNDER EXCLUSIVE U.S.A. PATENTS) H a 1' 3 ii % \fif a l ' Wi because They’re simple to slip into. You don’t rumple your hair or the shirt. The spot-welded starchless collars fit and sit well. Which ( applies to the. entire shirt. It has a tailored look. There’s no binding or bunching of excess ipaterial or waistline. The bias cut sleeves don't ride up. u w —- W w¥i beenuse A shirt that opens all the ivay dozen is a joy to iron They don’t need starch. Yet the collars are made so that they have a real starched look and they outlast all others too. They don’t shrink, and the pre- shrunk collars hold their colour and shape perfectly. The most famous and most popular shirts in America, are identical with these new Coat-Style Point-Setters.,. , Actually we manufacture them under exclusive U.S.A. patents. Be modern—change over to Coat-Style by Point-Setter. For extra smartness . ... extra comfort .. . extra value. Ask to see the dashing new designs and shades at the better men’s shops everywhere. ASK TO SEE THE NEW COAT-STYLE SHIRTS •?£_ 1 i II m PRICES RANGE FROM 13/6
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20631, 12 August 1941, Page 3
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