BRINGING UP FATHER
Poor old dad, tired and weary after his toil, trudges home to be met on the doorstep by muni, with an anxious inquiry, “What has detained you tonight?” Ah, but dad keeps that a
secret, as he promptly responds, “ I have been working late, dear!” It is then that his memory jumps back to that glass of sparkling wholesome ‘Fern Brand” bottle ale, which he enjoys each day, keeping him a little late, the drink which banishes all those worldly cares, giving him a new lease of life, and a lion’s appetite. Advice to mother —keep a supply in the home, then dad will arrive home earlv ea& er for his daily glass. Ask for Fern Brand” Ale and Stout at Hotel and Bottle Stores.—2o/ ,
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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 April 1929, Page 4
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