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Hokitika Guardian, 22 February 1918, Page 4

BEVERAGES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. That many of the non-alcoholic drinks sold to-day are manufactured largely from chemicals is a matter only ak> true. But the* beverages of one iinn may x be cited as an exception these being/ those of Messrs Thomson and Co., whose trademark and watchword is “Purity,” and. in the preparation of whose drinks real fruit juices and fruit- extracts are used, and these are the best and purest obtainable. In addition to super-excellent materials, Thomson and Co utilize water from an artesian sprimg, and machinery lined with silver toVprevent contamination; while their factory is a model of sanitation. As additional safeguards, all cordials are pasteurised after being hermetically examined at intervals to fufther ensure absolutely purity. When celebrating the festive season it behoves you, then, to see that you get Thomson’s Waters and cordials. For use at home in the camp, or elsewhere there’s nothing purer in the world than Thomson’s Ginger Wine, Thomson’s' Raspberry Vinegar. Thomson’s Limejuice Cordial, or Thomson’s Carbonated Waters.

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rish Moss ■ It has been the standard family •a. remedy for somany years that it is the first thinp most folks -=■ ~-J think of for coughs or colds. ' = ‘ : =3. By merit alone it has .=• stood the test. 140 ...