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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16487, 28 February 1914, Page 15

It’s just as easy to say m as s®t j mm im M m as to say “whisky”—and much safer. This unique quality of Scotch Whisky Is now put up in NON-REFILLABLE BOTTLES making It absolutely certain that you can get it exactly as -It left our Bottling Stores. 'Even now there is no such thing as an absolutely non-refil-lable bottle. Something MIGHT be got back into this bottle after long and troublesome trying. But this new Johnnie Walker bottle is sufficiently proof against any refilling, and affords complete protection to the palate of the purchaser and the reputation of the purveyor. BjEtD L&be! «> •y Drop Over Years Old Stocked by all Purveyors who value the confidence of the public. m The Non-refillable Bottle. The Way The Wrong way to Pour. Tilt quickly to this Angle \\The BIGHT Way * V/ JOHN WALKISR & SONS, LTD., Scotch Whisky Distillers, Kilmarnock, Scotland. HOW TO POUR. Tilt the bottle quickly nearly upside down and the whisky will flow freely. Do not shake the bottle while the whisky is flowing.

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