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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 22, 27 January 1915, Page 5

HOW TO MAKE SURE OF

CORDIALS ABSOLUTELY PURE,

■Until recently, the public was not adequately protected from unscrupulous manufacturers of beverages: but with the passing of the Pure Foods and Drug Act buyers can tell from the label whether the cordial they buy .is "pure" or is adulterated or' artificially prepared. ! Tt* is a. tribute to the purity of ! Thomson's Cordials that they are the only firm in New Zealand using the words "pure," "genuine," "i-eal," j "natural" upon their cordial labels. Using pure fruit juices, crystal clear water, solid silver-lined machinery, | and pasteurising all their beverages, I Thomson and Co. claim for their cordials a quality that is unequalled, and which has earned for them the praise of such world-renowned analysts as /Sir Chns. A. Cameron (of Dublin) and j;E. Godwin Clayton (of London). ! v Their superiority is manifest when you , [take them.—Advt.