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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 48, 27 February 1922, Page 4

WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THEBREWERIES? The Beverage Journal, formerly trie Western Brewer, supplies information that a great many people want to know, It tells what is happening to the old brewery plants* in U.S.A. Since the advent of Prohibition. The Beverage Journal says: Brewers are now large producers of various beverages and are active in many other lines. Requests for exact information have been so frequent that we deemed it advisable to learn each activity at each plant and publish the information in directory form. Replies from 94 per cent, of all breweries in the United States Bhow the following facts. 667 plants are making cereal beverage* (near beer). 431 plants make carbonated beverages other than near beer. 118 plants are listed as making soft cfrihk syrups (compounding at least one soft drink). , 63 plants have confirmed the fact that they are making malt syrups and extracts. 145 plants make ice and 50 operate cold storages. 152 plants are listed as idle and many others have milch unused plant space. Other activities than those above include such lines as ice cream, dairying, confectionery, oil refining, canning, vinegar, meat packing, body syrup, emulsions, etc., as described after each of the 898 listed addresses.—N.Z. Alliance Publicity (25).—Advt. , WAKING THOUGHTS. Just out of bed—heavy and dull —yon need Stevens' Health Salt! A sparkling gJass occasionally before breakfast, and all your troubles gone. Chemists and grocers now sell Stevens' Health Salt at 2s 6d per tjottle til 64 doses.—Advt. DO BE CAREFUL! Mothers often speak to their little ones thus, but they must be careful too. The smallest scratch on a child's hand will often turn to a hasty septift sore if neglected. Keep a pet of lied Ointment handy. Qiiidkly soothes and heals sores, cuts, scratches, bruises', burns, and all skin troubles. All chemists and stores. —Advt,

For Influenza, tnko Woods' Great P«P' peraint Oure.—Advt.