jlocWf ils oPfMellowness is that alluring perfection of flavour that begets the happy smile of appreciation. Dewar’s never robs one of the pleasure—be the anticipation ever so great. Its charm of flavour, soft, rich, yet crisp—is unmistakable proof of its age. Bottles and flasks are now fitted with the littto LEVER CAP—no corkscrew needed. BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND DEWARS WHISKY RHEUMATISM The agony was unbearable Kruschen will also be flushing these dissolved crystals clean out •of your system. Then if you keep up “ the little daily dose,” uric acid will never form again. You need never fear a relapse, because Kruschen will assist Nature to rid the system eveiy of all undigested food—the source of uric acid and other body poisons which undermine the health. . J Kruschen is a perfect blend of six natural mineral salts which we all need every day (i.) to help liver and kidneys to perform their natural duties in a natural way: (ii.) to clear 4’way, gently but completely, all the poisonous waste matter ; (iii.) to purify the blood. The analysis is on the bottle. There, are sodium and magnesium to stimulate the organs of elimination. To feed your tissues there is the tonic potassium. Each ” little daily dose ” is a full day's supply of these six vital salts; just the right amount to keep your body and mind tuned up to a pitch of real constant fitness. K^ SC Safts This man's crippling rheumatism robbed him of his living. He seemed doomed to become another of those rheumatic wrecks that strew the shores of humanity. Then one day his wife advised him to try Kruschen. “ For years (since immediately after the war) I suffered with rheumatism and lumbago. The agony at times was un** bearable and I had to use a stick to get about. Being unable to stand without support, as an outside worker my living was taken from me. I went to several doctors and to two hospitals, but they could do me no good. One day my wife advised me to try Kruschen Salts. 1 tried one of your small bottles and there was some improvement. After the third bottle I was able to start work again and kept up the daily dose until three months ago when I let it lapse, but hurriedly had to restart it, for without it I started to get my pains back. I have learnt my lesson now and would not be without Kruschen in the house again." ( Sgd .) T Luxford. I'jth January, 1929. Original letter on file for inspection. Stop your rheumatism now ! Start on Kruschen to-morrow. Let it get to work at once, dissolving those rjeedlepointed crystals of uric acid which are the cause of all the trouble. And, as your pains disappear, remember that 2/fe jSesf&rcfo/cej/F prepared iurrti Guaranteed Remedyfo. *r\ COIIC-DURRHCEA Contains no narcotics or habit forming drugs. Cooking is Easy This Way In fact, you don’t do the Cooking at all. Merely pat your tood In tho oven, regulate the ewltch, aim let the MOFFAT ELECTRIC RANGE DO THE REST. The Moffatt 1» a wondertu! Electric servant. It takes all tne drudgery and guesswork from Cooking. Every day you'll hare Delicious Roasts, Cakea and Pastry. Never a lalluro, always a Success. And the Moffat Is so easy to keep sjotlesaly clean. Just a rub with a rag restores the glistening beauty of Its scratchless enamel finish and nickte plated fittings. DISTRICT AGENT: OEO. J. RUSH ELECTRIC LIGHTING SFECIA ST, CIIUIiCH STREET. TIMA it l ’RHONE 490.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18502, 25 February 1930, Page 6
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