Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume L, Issue 149814, 30 May 1914, Page 7

Why Include- — : m ~~Tm^ You favour Scotch Whisky because of its fine flavour: its stimulating action on appetite and mind—and rightly so. But a palate-pleasing flavour and an agreeable stimulation should riot be considered the sole proofs of the integrity and wholesomeness of a spirit I A Whisky whose immaturity is masked by sweetening is a menace to health. It disturbs and weakens the Disgestive and Urinary Organs. It has an evil effect on Heart and Arteries. Gout, Rheumatism, and Diabetes are in its every glass. You should pick a Whisky with care and discrimination. Only a sound, natural stimulant should satisfy a man of refined taste and good sense. Such a beverage can easily be obtained. It is that unique and beneficent spirit which is everywhere prescribed by Doctors and praised by Connoisseurs—^ 1 MMG7UE& ' ni I Tho &ss&as*-FpeG Whisky i If! WARMLY COMMEND fl TOR THE BEST part of two hundred . "White Horse" Theirlong cxperi- " yea rs "White Horse" has been reence has proved its peculiar value for cognised as the highest standard of excelHeart, Digestive and Uric Acid troubles. fence in Whisky. This excellence is due ' They know, too, that "White Horse" is to the superlative quality of the malt. rich in Mellow Ethers and Higher Alcohols perfect distilling, clever blending, and —the valuable constituents of Whisky for complete maturing. digestive and medicinal purposes. wrttru „„_,. __ „ . , WHEN "White Horse" awakes from IF YOU go about among the worlds its long sleep in sherry casks, it is a great Hospitals you will findthat" White Whisky of generous age, absolute purity, Horse" is the Whisky in greatest use. m exquisite bouquet and smooth, soft flavour. Adopt the Habit and Order Most Healthful and Most " White Horse Whisky" by name! Satisfying Whisky on the market! . « /. . ' ■

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