NOW THIS ARTISTS’ MODEL KEEPS TIT AND PRETTY Says “Thank you, Kruschen, for my clear, bright eyes” She is a busy mother—with all the work and worry and responsibility of four youngsters—but her clear, bright eyes and fresh, girlish complexion make her yjfajjßj in constant demand as a model. How fo it possible ? Her letter explains. She simply trusts her health in Knischen's hands. Kruschen keeps her young and fit. That’s the secret of the \ whole matter. s' •‘ I am a mother of four children, and although I am kept busy I always feel fit. People ask me why I keep so young ' ~ ' x and why my complexion is so fresh. / \ - t- > ” I tell them all to try Kruschen Salts. X L lam a model also for many advertising . “ , , Anns, and thank Kruschen for my as pure as Kruschen is The standard of clear bright eves ” purity m Kruschen Salts is much higher Don’t teeontantto enw her. Follow than the lugholheial standard laid down her example. Kruschen'will keep vou b y. the Eritisk Pharmacopoeia. Io mm. tis it keens her The little maintain this extraordinarily high voimg » standard, every single batch of the six you wake up even- morning as fresh and "■“«»> « sed > n Kruschen 13 tested fit as a schoolgirl, and before the first "' lth exacting care by a staff of four month is out the wonderful difference is chemists whospend their whole written in your complexion and your tune on this work They are guided by eyes. Thousands are proving this daily. a mis . t of H 1!? 11 . 9 reputation who is retained in an Rta that Single advisory capacity. In this way, ■fits, like Epsom are tile Kruschen sets the world’s standard for same as Knichen Salts. This is not so. P""* for medicinal salines. No single salt can do what the six Krusehen Salts is obtainable at ail salts in Kruschen do. No single salt is Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bottle. 11-11-30
J llBl, A MOMENT YOU SMALL FARMERS f jTI | 1 AND HANDY MEN! ■ W 1 w e have just the very thing you have been looking for—a Plough ideal for Garden and Farm. AU W Wearing Parts are of Wood and ihssrai Steel. |flfl olliver chilled ploughs. SjJL Here are two models, one of iUT which is bound to suit your requirc- « flip ments:— M A2. —Steel beam; capacity, 4Jin x ■ 9in; weight, 701 b. Price, 85/- • > No. 10.—Capacity, slin x Ilin.; weight, 931 b. Price, 95/i iasterton Hardware CewgfiLAU tTD " MZeCMA-NTS ' PEBEY STEEET. MASTERTON.
will have plenty of eggs this win* Ah Bjwa gf ter- The earlier you start the 4y|l| vV/’S' quicker will your supplies of eggs commence. ||a||l Hi “Never been a day without Eggs” iS Poolbum, C. Otago. On the Ist May, 1927, I bought 24 pullets... The only other hens I bad were four very old hens I kept 24 PULLETS -45 WEEKS for sitters. The pullets started laying on 3rd June and I have June 3rd to April 13th. S" S. This is almost an average of 100 yesterday, April 13 th, 1928 (inclueggs per week for the whole forty- s ™ € ) they laid 4,486 eggs, and last five weeks. The period, too, in- winter was a severe one here. I eluded the coldest months of the oZwa l/ s use Karswood Spice—would year—the time when the weather not be without it—and always rewould have the greatest disturb- commend it to others. ing influence on poultry. We are . . , , ’Y" blarrex. now entering the winter period Orlg ‘ ni ‘ 16tUr flle inspection again and soon, if not already, Note the Economy noultrv if left- tn fonri for tbo™ 1/_ P“ ket supplies 20 bens 16 days poultry, n leit to lena lor tnem- 2/ . packet Bnp pu eB 20 hens 32 days selves, will be easing up m egg- 71b. tin <i2/e> supplies 140 hens 32 days laying. Now the experience of the 141 - tln <23/e> supplies 2so hens 32 days poultry-owner, to whom we are !Wb ' tln (4S/6) supplies mo hens 32 days indebted for the above caption, is Try a Shilling Packet not an isolated case; neither is it Try it for a fortnight on half-a-confined to one winter. Thousands dozen hens. Results are not inof poultry-keepers have had the stantaneous—it takes a fortnight same experience, and, throughout or three weeks to improve the egg every winter since feeding their return. If your local dealer canfowls with Karswood Poultry Spice not supply, send a postcard to the * (which contains dried and ground New Zealand Agents (address beinsects). So certain are these low), asking the name of the poultry-owners that Karswood-fed nearest dealer who supplies Karsfowls mean regular laying fowls wood Poultry Spice. that they, to quote ♦ Manufactured by the writer of the kADCWAAh letter above, JbK VV 22 (Established 1766). “ would not be . Supplies stocked by without it” If B POULTRY SPICE Co., Auckland, WelyOU Will follow ling t o n, ChristSUit and feed Increases egg-production without eburch and Dunedin, Karswood to your forcing, because it contains ground ler3 by a n" poultry you, too, insects, but no cayenne pepper, etc. fn N.Z. K2-U-30
LUXURIOUS YET INEXPENSIVELY PRICED Chesterfield Suites We invite your inspection at any time. We like people to walk into our store, even if they do not wish to buy. So call in to-day. Hoar & Permain QUEEN STREET MASTERTON.
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