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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1019, 9 July 1930, Page 12

DEWAR'S WHISKY The Spirit of Happiness BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND ITHiTFi 1 1 T ———■mmmSSSSSSSSSar GOULD NOT WAKE UP Fott Tired and Lazy N«w a different Woman What do you look like in. the morning? Are your eyes tired ? Is your skill dull and colourless ? Can you sec the charm of your youth slipping a little further from you day by day ? Don't let it go —there's no need. Read this interesting m \w m letter: "About eight years ago I was feeling far from well (woman’s critical age); not ill enough to see a doctor, but I alway felt tired and lacy and I could not wake up in the mornings; feeling more tired than I did the night before. I always had a headache and had frequent bilious attacks. I had seen Kruschen advertised a great deal so tried them, and from the first bottle I have been a different woman. I take a small dose in my tea every morning. And whenever I miss my 'daily dose' then I know about ir. I cannot speak too highly of Kruschen Salts, which I have recommended to many of my friends. I find some people lake a few doses of Kruschen and then say they have done them no good, but I tell diem to continue the treatment, and they do so and benefit.” W.S.D. Tha standard of purity of Kruschen Salts is much higher than the high official standard laid down by the British Pharmacopoeia. Every single batch of the six salts is tested with exacting care. Take Kruschen Salts every morning—not an occasional heavy dose, but as much as will cover a sixpense —in your breakfast cup of tea. There’s no taste. You won’t know you’re taking salts, but this daily pinch of Kruschen will keep your eliminating organs working regularly, and naturally, and you will enjoy clean, joyous health, keen appetite and sound sleep at nights. Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all chemists and stores 2 6 per bottle.

ds she swung through the Butter There was no lack of excitement in the early days of the coach. Gold was to be found in every creek and gully. Thousands flocked to the new rushes the mail coach played an important part. ric - T, f K^h'stre 0 , *°*ZT Cr ’ 1880 - Sceina ’ i %°Vzf^o S % d *r^ en \ W s ,i„‘ r oave it „ 1 Railways had not yet been built, but, wherever the early pioneers pushed, there, for safety from ‘bronchial troubles’ would be found a bottle of Bonnington’s Irish Moss. "ah eCO *j &o% e aft *r y ° U^fai thfui ■—!fT eorj i 86 Salisbury Street , CHRISTCHURCH , November, 1920. Messrs. Geo. Donnington Ltd High Street , CHRISTCHURCH. Dear Sirs, Some years ago I wrote to you about your famous remedy , “CARRAGEEN IRISH MOSS.” It is still our family cough remedy , emd although we have occasionally been persuaded to try other remedies , we come back to Bonnvng ton’s, because we have always found your Bonnington's Irish Moss the best. Yours faithfully, ( Signed ) John Rhodes. > J r F OR nearly threequarters of a century, the original quality of Bonnington’s has been unswervingly maintained. The same invaluable ingredients the same care in compounding. Always keep a large bottle in the house. BONNINGTOIti i IRISH MOSS For Coughs and Colds r 1/G and 2/G at all Chemists and Stores. As a family cough remedy, Bonnington’s holds favour—the Adult Dose is 2 teaspoovf uls, while 10’ drops P sufficient Jor Baby. V 3*^3'