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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 7, 9 January 1915, Page 5

(W*) Keep Contents £tl » nlbdj 'or ©ays. J J iJ : I IJIJI The Icy-Hot is a glass bottle within "a" fjlf^j ' | 11111 l glass bottle, with a vacuum between. The wjllß.l j I 111 vacuum is a non-conductor of heat or cold, • j | |H| and prevents the contents from changing- 'JCY-uOT! II |££|l temperature. In pouring out, the liquid Vv .A Jjl Ijljjl is not contaminated by touching 1 metal, v^<£^r 111 |S| because the projecting 1 glass neck makes «gSg^. «■ |58||||fi?"|§! Icy-Hot Bottles absolutely sanitary ; nor J^^^^a^i J| n^MlTrf can ** wor k down between the bottle and x^flr^JP gy the casing. Every Icy-Mot Bottle is thoroughly- tested before shipment. It must keep Water Steaming Hot for Twenty -four Hours, or Icy Cold for Three Days, regardless of outside temperature. Any bottle failing to do this cannot leave the factory. The glass filler cannot break, for it is held in the casing by a thick soft rubber cushion at the neck, and a padded spring at the bottom. Bottles nickel -plated, - leather trimmed and nickel-plated or japanned. AH high-grade bottles specially reduced. Pints from 7/6. Quarts from 14/AGENTS * |M| , I MMMHHMHMMMMMMMMWP »^^ mum. !^ SUMMER SPORTS! JSE£::::: 3iBK n^ E NEW STOCK OP SUMMER j£§::::::: : :: : :m VJ SPORTING GOODS from the leading K : r : :x: \il : ::£s& British makers is NOW TO HAND, and %.''""':"'"'".','.: : i:ii-l comprises % Bplendid assortment of the ; :::::::::: ' '.". z. v.'.w | Allowing lines : — |;|!=;!=!i||ii!|| cricket: :!i:::± I BATS— J. Winden and Co.— Selected, No. «E±:::;:: : ::i:::if 1 quality. Forester and Son— Royal, \s+r::£:: : J.^:::m Special Driver, Standard, etc A. G-. Spalding's— Record, Oontury, Grand \» 1 ;:;;:;; j ¥fm Prix, County Special, London Olub, i-- - - Wr Single Rubber, Practice. Stewart SurSi ffi »fr ridge and Co. — Standard Driver, Ordi1 i^r nary, P.R.D., Special, Extra Special. W Gunn and Moore — Autograph (Special 1 1 and Extra Special), Cannon. 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