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Evening Star, Issue 15064, 21 December 1912, Page 6

ARTESIANT WATER. wala no manufacturer cim produce pure ’ cordials and carbonated r °J wk * reservorr, or tap water cotrnnonly used is flat, warm,, insipid, and ufnlDillltlV tflr TTrtiYi tvlifft i?irr.<»fArt if. ic ii/i+ _ r-n _ i . 3 * * w\± i •. v~ M ~* us-.u «ui, wttiin,. insinia, ana * ■ r , PH??* 3 Bot much better, for a filter does not remove ±j j 60^ 1( l n ' J ® an only filter out impurities in suspension, ftwoftvtmlesa carefully tended and cleaned, the ordinary Altai- is a happy nesting-ground uipr of organisms, which, owing to their extremely minute size, pass tEroimh Itot CQtttammAie the water. ° , . • /3 ‘The methods used by the ordinary manufacturers are. if possible, even less effective -used to precipitate suspended impurities and sediment, and as the water fgj f s*s»e»“y very little lower in temperature than the atmosphere, it has to be artiitettlly cooled by what is called the Atnmoniacal process. You can imagine the quality Btthe water after it has gone through these processes.finch a atarting-point is bad enough, in all conscience, but cheap ingredients mu«t «Kp be used to produce the cheap manufactures which abound at this time of the year Jn article wo enumerated a list of chemical adulterants generally used to hide ijowngf; quality and to arrest or impede the putrefaction sure to result from cheap and jMSaaiiary methods of production. ' r ' J The inferior quality of these cheap manufactures is, however, in nmnv cases so talked with synthetically-prepared chemicals that an 'ordinary person mi<-ht not (detect anything wrong. ” k.-0» chief desire in pointing out these facts is that the public mav fully realise the flask they take in consooung cheap manufactures. ‘ Pf they stipulate for Thomson’s, THEY CAN BE SURE they arc gettiim boverao-es ijtiat are UNSURPASSED IN THE WORLD for purity ami quality. This° has bleu s*proT©tl by actual comparison with the world’s most notable productions.] Thomson and' Co. have SPARED NO EXPENSE in onPr to supply the public of with wholesome and palatable drinks that cannot be excelled in any part of the world. At great expense they discovered a lovely artesian sprint 200 ft below '3thq surface. . B ■ IS THE ONLY EIRM IN OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND USING ■r ARTESIAN CRYSTAL SPRING WATER. money to get it, nothing That is TTLETK foundation, and though it cost a I Uflui the best would suit this progressive firm. This lowely, crystal-clear, cool, and pure artesian spring water is preserved in all .its natural purity and freshness throughout iho whole process of manufacture, and it ~19 the only water used in the factory for all purposes. It comes from a bore which !• tape the third rock strata 200fb below the surface, and even in the hottest weather it ■Tmaintans an even flow and temperature. It is FROM 15 TO 20 DEGREES COOLER ■>. than the creek or reservoir water generally used, and contains neither dissolved nor -«uspenned impurities, and no sediment of any kind. Idd to tins tbo 19 guarantee® which appeared in a previous issue, and vou will 3begm to understand why it is that Thomson and Co. have won 23 Special Gold Medals and 31 First Class Certificates for purity m open competition against the world’s best in Great Britain and America—a record for Australasia. It will thus be seen that “Purity” is Thomson and Co.’s trade mark and watch i ’word in every department of their business, not the smallest detail throughout the v jtvhola process of manufacture being neglected or left to chance. n That the public arp not slow to recognise that Thomson’s are the purest, most ■JKrfatable, and most rehablo drinks on the market is evidenced by tbelar-c -md L-idilv demand for THOMSONS all over the Dominion, . notwitUtandingi mlhct ■pr the increased competition and the reduced prices of other manufacturers

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