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Hokitika Guardian, 4 November 1918, Page 1

THOMSON’S CARBONATED WATERS AND CORDIALS ARE PURE, DELICIOUS.—Have you tasted Thomson’s lemonade, ginger ale, raspberry vinegar, lime-juice cordial, or other or their productions? If you have no , then you don’t know how much superior a pure genuine unadulterated preparation like Thomsons’ is over the kind that is frequently sold. The taste is infinitely pleasanter—in fact, Thomsons’ are in every way superior to the cheap, chemically-prepared drinks that are offered for public consumption. Under the Pure Foods Act, Thomsons are in the unique position of being allowed bv the New Zealand Government to use the words “Pure,” /‘Natural’’ “real, “oenuine.” on tneir labels. No firm can place these words there unless its productions are actually-pure and genuine. as represented. Thomson s drinks have this distinction. Their beverages , are pure and delicious-the best by far produced in Australasia. Great Briain’s foremost analysts have testified to heir purity, and a further tribute to their quality is that against the world thev have won 25 gold medals and of first-class certificates. Get Thomson s mid you got quality.

CONVERSATION ON BAXTER’S j Customer: A large 2s bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, please. Chemist: I am sorry, madam, but we cannot obtain the large size. Will you take a small bottle? Customer: I prefer the larger bottle, because it is more economical- I always like to have “Baxter’s handy. NOTE. The Chemist was in error. “Baxter’s” is readily obtainable in large bottles. Your Chemist or Storekeeper can easily get the larger size for you.