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Hokitika Guardian, 23 April 1930, Page 3

“ A Sound Mind in a Sound Body " is obviouslv the motto ot this conscientious nead.master. He teaches hi 9 pupils the golden rule dt health—Kruschen in the morning cup of tea. And, because he practises what he preaches, he is able to join his boys regularly at. football -despite his 60 years. Head his letter:— A m “ You may be interested to know that for the last two years* I have made use of Kruschen Salts for my boys (all small boys under 14) every morning at breakfast. Ido not mean that every boy has it, but I have it by my side and the boys have been taught to «sk for Kruschen when they require it. “ Since I have used Kruschen T find that the general health of the boys has improved greatly, and I practically never have any boys out of school from headaches, biiious attacks, and other minor ailments which used to be so common, and the more I can persuade the boys to co-operate with ine in the use of Kruschen Salts when necessary, the more their general health and fitness improve. I use Kruschen Salts regularly myself, and now, at the age of GO, can still play regularly at Football with the boys, and I am as active as I was at 40.” 5-11-30 There fs nothing drastic —nothing dangerous—about Kruschen. It can be taken by young and old alike with the absolute assurance that nothing but benefit will result from its daily use. The six salts Kruschen —far from being foreign to the system—are actually Nature’s own prescription for keeping the organs of elimination working properly —gently but surely expelling all poisonous waste matter every day Then there is no longer any possibility of headaches, biliousness, indigestion or any of the minor miseries of life that keep so many people below par. Start on “the little daily dose” of Kruschen to-morrow and so take the first step along the royal road to perfect health. ; / Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bottle.

i a® ■ ill ~iii in 5 winter months —22 ducks Now is the time to .help your i ducks and ’fowls along the way to iwintdr egg-laying. It is easier at this time to get your poultry into egg-laying fettle: than it will be later on, when the scold weather, is really on us. Here is a poultrykeeper who has kept ducks. ior three years, and for five winter months has received 2,294 eggs from 22 ducks. The monthly • fig-. ures for the five.months are given in the letter quoted below, and from this-you will. at once see how regular the supplies were. -this astonishing success of practically 5 eggs per week You can, any poultry-owner can, obtain the same results if you will but do as the other successful poultry-keepers and “Backyarders are doing—feed with “Karswood. Start your own birds in the. egglaying business by purchasing a packet of Karswood to-day. The cost is only a shilling for a halfpound packet, sufficient for 20 hens for 16 days. Average 19 eggs a day “I have kept ducks for three years and for five winter months 1 have received from 22 ducks 2 294 eggs. In May 517, June 424, July 464, August 359, September 530, which results are due to Karswood Spice. They were in good condition all the time and for the last fortnight in September they averaged over 19 eggs a day. Wishing you continued .success with a product which truly deserves it. You can usg this as you like. L. Wilson, Otekaike. Original latter or. tile for inspection. Note the Econonw 1/- imefrcfr sumacs !iO hens 16 clays 1 2/. packet supplies 20 liens 32 clays "lb tin (12 '6) supplies 140 liens 32. days 1411». tin (23/6) supplies 280 hens 32 days 281 b. tin (4H/fi) supplies »00 bens 32 dajs Try a Shilling Packet T~v- it for a fortnight on half-a-dozen l.cns. Results are not instantaneous— it takes a fortnight or three weeks to imnrove the egg return. If your local dealer cannot supply, send a postcard to lie New Zealand Agents, (address below) asking tin name of the nearest dealer who supplies Karswood M Po«ltryuSplce. by E. Griffiths Hughes L t cl.. Manchester (Established 175 R). Supplies stocked by Faii-bairn, Wright & Co., Auckland, Wellington, Christfrom each duck for five months was due to feeding with Kars- - wood Poultry ... church and Dunedin, • Spice (which con- Increases egg -pro duct ion Without and by all Wholetains /dried ,and forcing, because it £« and ground insects), insects, bu. no cayenne p ,-P y ' , T, S POULTRY SPICES

w. mni only for BMNCHiIIf v “”iul dlio for \mms m& co m ‘‘HearneV’ is more than just a soothing syrup, or something with a “kick” in it! It is a remedy that ATTACKS, and not a mere defensive measure. It breaks up the cough and relieves the tight, restricted sensation at the outset. It goes right to the inflamed membrane and ACTUALLY HEALS, leaving the lung passages open, free and healthy. Of the highest value in ALL types of lung and bronchial affections, “Hearne’s” is also suitable lor ALL ages. At Chemists and Stores—1/6, 2/6, and 4/6 up r w 301 A COUCH! COLD?'CROUP* PtU. HiARMEf 3ROHCHITI* CORE MADE IN N X FAMOUt FoFls©^,!»«