MARRIED HAPPINESS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19981, 24 December 1926, Page 15

MARRIED HAPPINESS.

A NEW POINT OF VIEW,

More marriages drift towards the rocks between 6.30 and 8 o’clock m the morning than at any other hour of the day. Bill wakes up feeling as though;he had cobwebs over all his faculties His head feels “dopey,” and the alarm clock appears like an invention f the devil. He growls at the supper he had last night; tells Gladys she should have more sense than to give him cheese and coffee. Gladys answers that he is an ungrateful so-and-so and remarks that she is a thoroughly sick of his grumblings. And so it goes on. The silken knot becomes frayed. _ Bad temper, dissatisfaction, and depression in the morning result from slight internal disorders. It is the work of K.P. LIFE SALT to remedy and prevent those disorders. If you will only put a teaspoonful of K.P. Life f It into a glass of cold water and drink—every morning—the delicious effervescing beverage which results, you can avoid all the unpleasantness of headaches and indigestion. A large-size bottle costs only 2s 6d. and contains a generous quantity—from all chemists and storekeepers. —Advt.