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R.A.F. MAN WAS NERVY AND IRRITABLE Gained New vigour and freshness after course of Kruschen The Balloon Barrage—one of Britain’s many protections against enemy bombers —is not a specially spectacular branch of the R.A.F. But the life is an exacting one, and the men who serve in it have to be in tip-top condition. One writes:—~ "Three months ago I joined the*. Balloon Barrage, leaving an easy occu*< pation to one which makes greatdemands upon one’s health. For the* first fortnight I managed well, but front! then on I began to decline in healthy The shortage of sleep, irregular hours,, and the trying nature of the work, had] its effect and I became nervy, irritable; and constipated. I bought a bottle of' Kruschen Salts and was so amazed witltj the results by the time it was finished, Ij invested in another bottle. My con.*! stipation has vanished, and with it myj irritability and nervousness. Further more, I can honestly say I am in better* health than when in civilian life, andj enjoy a vigour and freshness which lj cannot remember having before, Thanld you, ‘Grandpa Kruschen.’ I am etetx nally grateful.”—W.H. Many of the minor ills that afflicti humanity can be traced to internal slugx gishness; failure to keep the inside fre*< from accumulated impurities. Constipation, depression, irritability, often, result. The six salts in Kruschen help coax your system back to health y, normal action again. Soon you experience relief—gain fresh vigour and' a brighter outlook. Start the "little daily dose” of l Kruschen to-morrow morning. Made by* Griffiths Hughes Ltd., Adelphi, Salford*. Manchester, England. Established 1756. TAKE THE "LEAD” FEELING OUT OF YOUR LEGS Get Mere Oxygea la Yoar Bleod sad Get the Pep that Scads Yea Boudiag Up the Stairs People who smother to death die because oxygen has been completely cut off from them. Just as surely you are slowly smothering If your blood lacks red oorpuscles. Bed corpuscles ere your oxygencarriers. They carry the oxygen yoa breathe In to every pert of your system. Without enough oxygen-cerrylng corpueclee. your kidneys, liver, stomach end bowels slow down. Tour skin gets pale, flabby, often pimply. Your nerves mey become littery—you tire quickly—feel depressed. Whet you need Is Dr. Wllllems' Pink Pills. These world famous pills help you make more end better red corpuscles end thus Increase the oxygen-carrying power of your blood. Get Dr. Williams' Pink Pllle to-day at your chemist or store end see for yourself how quickly this time-proven blood-builder will help give you beck your pep end clear complexion. Distributors* Bassett A Wellington. J^IOTHEC^ Yes—Pinex on walls and ceilings is all to the good. It insulates ogainst heat, cold and noise; it pro. vides new beauty; it is economical, adaptable, permanent—and does not increase fire hazards. Use this all-good forest product. PINEX INSULATING BOARD For greater comfort and less noise-—" The Wolls Thot Hove No fars." Stocked by oil leading Builders' Merchonts. Youcan’t replace it SO PROTECT IT t"Log** ■to • o (.O' 0 feo e.c' I«s4 t*'*' ‘TV'** \<><y Your sewing machine, your vacuum cleaner, in fact most of your household tools must last you for the duration. Protect them from wear and rust with 3-in-One Oil. Keeps them work* ing smoothly. 3-IN-ONE OIL MART OF CAB RACE TREE This aptly describes much timber used today, produced from sappy, immature trees lacking resistance to infection by insects and fungoid decay. Preservative treatment is vitaliy essential. Efficient, inexpensive Boracure pentachlorophenol ensures guaranteed immunity and pre-treat-ment to standard specifications will be insisted upon by wise purchasers and mortgagees. Enhtnce the value of your home and insure permanence of your investment by specifying Boracured timber. Guaranteed permanence covered with twenty years' Warranty. Free Booklet and advice from BORACURE (N.Z.) Ltd. 395-7 Broadway, Newmarket Auckland. LAWHMOWERS SHARPENED I with ou Proclslo (latest : will n Mower than e All Jobs strict rc GRAHAM’S Phones g»74.

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Waikato Times, Volume 132, Issue 22137, 8 September 1943, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 6 Waikato Times, Volume 132, Issue 22137, 8 September 1943, Page 7

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