INSTEAD OF TEA—“PRICE’S” DRINKS. When you cut the lunches to-mor-row, put a cordial in the tea-bottles. It will be a welcome change, so cooling and refreshing. Price’s Fruit Extract :f.ieans 3 gallons of cordial tor 1/6. —all the most satisfying flavours, including flavoured Limes, Lemon, Orange and Raspberry. Watch for the name—“Price’s”—it means better value. At all stores.—3.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 October 1928, Page 7
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