CAPPY RICKS RETIRES.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19159, 16 November 1927, Page 7

CAPPY RICKS RETIRES.

HIS BOUNDING GOOD HEALTH' THE ENVY OF ALL HIS CRONIES. After living an active life many a man who retires and sits back on his laurels goes all to pieces. His body is not constituted to sit around on three square meals a day, pondering over Darwin's Theory. He is bound to go to the "pack." Not so hale old Cappy. Over seventy, yet full of pep and sparkle as champagne, with a brain as clear as mountain dew. Why this bounding good health? Because he rectifies his forced inaction by that little before-breakfast dose of Stevens' Health Salt—the salt that sweetens life. Nature has designed our bodies for a really strenuous life outdoors. Glued to an office chair, or sitting around all day, your liver cannot stand the strain —cannot function properly, and consequently your whole system suffers. There's one great corrective for a sedentary life —Stevens' Health Salt. A teaspoonful in half a tumbler of water clears the stomach, purifies the blood, and, no matter what your age, will make you feel a new man. Stevens' Health Salt is sold by all chemist* and stores at 2s 6d a' bottle. Emphasise "Stevens'." —3