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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 17 March 1926, Page 4

“Who’s been missing his Kruschen?” Grandpa-. Out you get, young man! Jim: Wazzcrmarrcr? Grandpa: You ought to have, been up and about half am hour ago. •i Jittii :!\Vtazertlinc?:,. Grandpa: Gone half-past eight, you unspeakable young ‘ k slacker! Jim: Well, train’s lost beyond recall. Ring ’em at the office and say I’m ill. Sleepy sickness—and all that sort of. ■ thing. Grandpa: Do you think I don’t know what your complaint is? Too many late and hectic nights—that’s about it. You modern young men can’t stand the racket. Jim: As a matter of fact, I’ve gone quietly to bed at eleven every night this week. But .just' lately I’ve found it difficult to.; wake up. I haven’t even been able to sit up and drink my: cup of ten. Grandpa: Ah, now I’ve got it!. Who’s been missing Ms Kruschen? Jim: Why, you don’t mean to suggest that— Grandpa: I certainly do. You used to take your “little daily dose,” didn’t you? Jim: Yes, I always took it in my tea before getting up. Grandpa: And lately you haven’t been . drinking your tea, and . consequently haven’t been taking your ‘ Kruschen, and consequently haven't had “that Kruschen feeling,” and consequently haven’t felt like getting up at a reasonable hour. There never was a cleared case. Jim: I do believe you’re right. Look here, be a saint and rout me out another cup, and I’ll take my pinch this morning, and never, never leave it off again. Grandpa: Right 1 And to-morrow you’ll get up singing like a canary bird. Gosh, what a wonderful thing it is to be alive ? Good Health for a The ingredients of Kruschen Salts are necessary for healthy life. Your body must of necessity extract these ingredients from somewhere, or you could not live. If you led an ideally healthy life in the open air, with plenty of exercise and no worries, your body would extract these six • vital salts from your food. But the •artificial life you lead prevents this. Hence the need for the “little daily dose” of Kruschen, which, unlike any ■ other saline preparation, is a scienFarthing a Day tific combination of the six salts your body needs for its proper health. "As much as will cover sixpence” every morning, tasteless in your breakfast cup of tea. expels all clogging waste matter, purifies and invigorates your blood and eats you all a-tlngle with “that Kruschen feeling." Every chemist sells Kruschen in 2/0 bottles. Get a bottle to-day and begin a new life to-morrow. IT'S THE LITTLE DAILY DOSE THAT DOES ITI ] t,j e Supplies stocked by FAIRBAIRN, WRIGHT, te CO., Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. K.S. 25/20,

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