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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17919, 25 October 1932, Page 5

TOOK NINE YEARS OFF HER AGE

TO HELP HER GET A JOB KEEPS YOUNG WITH KRUSCHEN When she wanted a fresh post, this woman knew tier 52 years would spoil tier chances. So she gave her age as 43. They said .she, didn’t look as old as that—and gave her the job! She tells the whole story in this letter: “Four years ago I lost my husband, and had to earn my own living as a housekeeper. Two years ago I had acute indigestion, and l'elt so tired and depressed, 1 could not keep bright, and everything seemed a burden. I took Krnschen Salts, and after three mo'll lbs I was a different woman. I took a post at this address recently, giving my age as 43, and they said they didn’t think 1 was that age. I owe my good health and brightness and courage to carry on entirely to Krnschen Salts.” —LAV.

The reason why Kruschen puts you right, and keeps you right, is because each little tasteless pinch is a lull day’s supply of six mineral salts that your inside must have —salts Nature ivould see you got if you led a healthy, active life in the open. These vital salts restore proper activity to the liver and kidneys, so that every particle of poisonous waste matter is expelled from the system. The blood is thus cleansed and refreshed and sent coursing to every fibre of your body. You grow steadily litter, day alter day, until you feel fit to the finger-tips with a tingling vitality. Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bottle.

r The Business Man’s Companion Good workmen do not blame their tools—they always see that they are right. The business man who is equipped with one of these fine 3'; Fountain Pens and Pencils will have no cause for complaint. Every one of these Gold or Silver Mounted Pens and Pencils is of well-known and reliable make, and our values are right. Come in and see us to-day. Leading Jewellers. Est. 1875. Box 112. ’Phone 319 sn MOTOR SERVICE LTD. PHONE 133* All Car Fares authorised under the “Transport Licensing Act, 1931.” To Wellington, 6 a.m. Return Car Pare £5/14/6 Return Car and 2nd Class. Rail £4/17/To Palmerston, 6 a.m., 8.30 a.m, Return Car Fare £4/16/6 Return Car and 2nd Class Rail £4/3/2 To Wanganui, 6 a.m. Return Car Pare £5/14/6 Return Car and 2ncr 0 a.m.. 8.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m. for Single. Return. WAIROA 17/6 32/6 NAPIER 35/- 65/SUNDAYS, 8.30 a.m. only, to Napier and Palmerston North. 6.30 a.m., Daily, via Waioeka; 10 a.m., Week-days, via Motu, for 6.30 a.m. Daily for AUCKLAND 65/- 125/6.30 a.m. Week-days only for TAURANGA 50/- 95/(Via Waioeka). ONE-DAY SERVICE Leaves Auckland 7 a.m. Daily. Arrives Gisborne, via Waioeka, 9.1 j p.m. EAST COAST Gisborne-Ruatoriu, 8 a.m. Daily. Gisborne-Ruatoria, 4 p.m. Week-days. AARD-DUGO OWNER-DRIVER SERVICE OFFICE LOWE STREET Class Rail £4/13/1

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