THIRSTY WEATHER. These are indeed thirsty days. And you arc quenching your thirst- more times daily than you care to admit. With doubtful beverages, too. Why not use something -wholesome and good? Possiblv vou may have read or heard about SHARLAND'S FRUIT ESSENCES, or it may be that we shall now interest you for the first time. These Fruit Eesences come to you in concentrated form —in four ounce bottles, costing one shilling — and with which you make the most delicious cordials in your own home. You make a syrup with boiling ' water and sugar, add tha Fruit and the result is several bottles of cordial stronger and purer than you have boon accustomed to buy in fho old-fashioned, way. Then, look at the saving. If it pays fruiterers, confectioners and others to purchase Sharland's Fruit Essences for ehop trade, surely it will pay you for home use. Try a bottle. All stores. — Advt.
"The Manawatu Standard" is read by discerning and progressive people bocause it is bought for its value. Therefore an advertisement in its columns will be l a profitable investment.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9137, 9 February 1910, Page 5
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