THE OLD ARMCHAIR HIS ONLY AMBITION.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 142, 17 June 1931, Page 4

THE OLD ARMCHAIR HIS ONLY AMBITION.

BUT HIS WIFE SAYS “NO!” Wilkinson was a half-sick man— no energy—no desire to work —no ambition. But his wife was on the job she told him the secret of how to attain that youthful feeling that makes life a joyous adventure. But let him tell the story. “ I owe you and Kruschen an apology. I used to smile at the clever ads. of . ICruschen Salts, and have often remarked that it was no better than Epsom—but, being of rather heavy build, I used to get up in the morning with not the least appetite for work, wishing all the time that I could just sit in an armchair and sleep—but my wife one day saw some Kruschen Salts, and persuaded me to try it. The. effect was a revelation. I never miss it, and am a real live man, mentally and physically—keen all day and evert' day. I have been taking it now for about three months, and must confess that had it not been for Kruschen I do not know how I should have got through the worry and drive of business. I owe it all to 4 the little daily dose.’ ” L. Wilkinson. If you have never tried this perfect blend of six natural mineral salts that keep liver, bowels and kidneys m superb healthy activity, you’ve got the surprise of your life coming. Kruschen is different from all other salts. It brings to half-sick, worn-out men and women that glorious feeling of joyous health—and keeps them feeding that way. , , . . , A quarter of a teaspoonful in hot water everv morning keeps you free from constipation, biliousness, headaches, over-acidity, rheumatism and even eczema. Millions the world o3 er take it every morning to keep themselves in superb condition. It’s the little daily dose that does it. Kruschen Salts is obtainable at ad Chemists and stores at 2s Gd per bottle.