"A PASS WORD."

Grey River Argus, 27 December 1915, Page 3

"A PASS WORD."

.To effect a certain ptirppse there is at one time or aribt&er a necessity to employ a I;erni dr phrase, and in varying ways. For the public in general" personal knowledge" is the best and good guide to attain one's purpose ; for instance* miany statements are ' made perhapi? thoughtlessly, perhaps maliciously, regarding the origin of accredited brands «f [goods, but the pass word of 'such articles is the esteem and personal knowledge held in the- ptibfie mind, and *by the good name of say, Wolfe's Sclmapps. ''The?efone., those persons who want an article they ask f oi* should be sure of their request. - There is only one Wolfe's Schnapps and one 0n1y. 7 Wolfe's Schnapps is and always has been made in HoHSfid, and Is distilled [from the barley aromatized frora the Italian imuper ? beE^; Purchasers ~ should ask for real originat44iie n*ad& in HoiI land, the bo:6tle#m Holland -The ■■.-■ i Wolfe's Schnapps. Look for the name whicih is on every label and bottle. ' ..,.;:,.;- >-r:.Lw^