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A WOMAN IN TROUBLE. Maddy Complexion—Rheumatism— Overweight—Too Tired to Work. If thi« woman had taken a different remedy for each of her complaints, she would have been kept very busy! Imagine too the length of time that would have been required to effect an all-round cure ! In actual fact, she took only one medicine. And she took that medicine for but six weeks before she saw every one of her complaints fading away. The simple explanation is that all her troubles arose from one common cause. In a letter she says:—“Since I started taking Kruschen six weeks ago, my health has greatly improved. My complexion, which had a muddy appearance, is changed to a clear and healthy look. My rheumatism has almost gone. My weight two months ago was list 61bs, and yesterday, when I was weighed by the same scales, I weighed lOst 81bs, This decrease has helped me wonderfully, for I don’t feel half so *ired, and am able to work better than I have done for months. I shall never be without after this.” — (Miss) A.L..R. Half the complaints that afflict humanity—from simply feeling “off colour” to acute rheumatism —can all be traced back to one root cause—internal sluggishness. * There is one sure, safe way to keep yourself regular inside—the “little daily dose” of Kruschen Salts. Krus ! chen is a scientific combination of six mineral salts which keep your eliminating organs in proper tune and so clear away the waste matter that clogs your system and poisons the blood. And Kruschen has a direct tonic influence upon the blood-stream, too, purifying it and invigorating it so that it floods every fibre of you with tingling energy. Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all Vhemists and Stores at 2/6 per bottle

JAMES MacGIBBON Invites you to inspect the latest shapes iu Fur Necklets now displayed in our Fur Window in Armagh Street. c/ames MacQ/bbon. THE PUR./SPECIALIST 154 a ABMA.QH STREET.

PERMANENT WAVING. FULL. HEAD -| K /(* FULL HEAD I «>/ O* MADAME HELENE, 663&. Colombo St„ between Ballantyne’a and Reece's. 'Phone 41-24 L X FOR REAL VALUES—NEW AND SECOND-HAND CLOTHING MRS DENLEY’S Selection Is hard to beat. A visit will repay anyone, and the PRICES ARE RIGHT. 584. COLOMBO STREET. X

PERMANENT WAVING IFUIX-HEAD:-£Z&M. 17/6 to 25/Beattie, 7481 s COLOMBO ST., Nortli, (Upstairs opp. T. A. Cook’s). Tel. 30-988

DIAMOND RINGS for £lO at YOUNG’S A reputable Diamond Merchant has given, up business and we bought his entire stock of latest style and finest quality rings at a big discount. Sere’s a real chance to save £5 to £lO on your engagement ring. Call and see us to-day. A. E. YOUNG “ The Low Price Jeweller in the Low Rent Area,” 348 OXFORD TERRACE, (opp. Manchester St. Bridge), Ch’Ch. TELEPHONE 41-365.

S There is no PILLS s' better pill than MARTIN’S. You g \cu rely Upon MARTIN'S PILLS. / ChtmUta mttdUfn*

LONGMORETS 4 Sulphur Hair Restorer BBSTOXBS OOLOTJB TO GEEY A2T]> FADSZ) HA at. IT 78 HOT a sts. nuca aye bottlb CHEMISTS _ 189 MABOEMTBB STBKBI

The Winter Garden I For Weddings, Balls, Receptions f snd Dinners. Its fine service and accomodation account for its popularity For terms, bookings, etc., apply MRS SAXBY ... Manageress

255 WORCESTER. STREET.

(COAL! Best KJB. Coals Stocked. PISS WOOD: e Wsl3 seasoned Manuka. Black I Pine, Broadleaf. *top 84-410. Immediate fleilvery. ROBT. JOHNSTON 938 Waltham Road, Christchurch.

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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 955, 27 December 1933, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 955, 27 December 1933, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 955, 27 December 1933, Page 9