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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1007, 25 June 1930, Page 14

The Sporting Spirit — DEWARS WHISKY Bottled in Scotland.

THE PRIDE OF HIS CLUB Exploits of a 71 year old Golfer CLUBMATES AMAZED READ HIS OWN WORDS. *• Though an old man now—nearly Tl—l ran still play at any rate 27 holes of golf in a day without undue fatigue, and can still manage to drive a ball 200 yards, or even more sometimes when I hit it fairly. I am regarded by my younger friends as something of a marvel in this respect, and 1 confess that I attribute this rather extraordinary health and vigour to Kruschen Salts. •• In 1915 I bad an attack of appendicitis which was treated medically and for a time successfully. My doctor recommended a daily dose of some suitable salts, and when I suggested Kruschen he accepted that as quite satisfactory. Since 1915 I have taken a daily dose of Kruschen Salts practically every morning up to date. I don’t suppose I have missed a dozen times in 13 years, and they have secured to me such perfect regularity that I am inclined to attribute to them the astonishing health and vigour which T have consistently enjoyed. *• The points which 1 find about Kruschen Salts are (1) that they never fail, (2) that there has never in 13 years been any occasion to increase the dose. A sense of gratitude impels me to send you this letter.’* 7 w\\ V In 13 years he has never had to increase the daily dose ! A point of the utmost importance to those who need laxatives. The system shows no stateness to Kruschen. That is where Kruschen differs so radically from harsh purgatives which must be taken in ever-increasing quantities to produce the necessary effect. The six salts in Kruschen are the very aids that Nature herself prescribes to ensure the complete and unfailing elimination of waste matter from the human body. That is why the system \lways submits and never becomes hardened to Kruschen’s gentle and friendly power of persuasion. That is why there is never any need to increase kfc the little daily dose.’* Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bottle. £3-11-2.0

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