A DUCK-SHOOTING PRECAUTION. Crouching under cover waiting for the ducks to come whirring over is cold work. On such occasions a flask of “Doctors’ Special,” the reliable did Sooteh whisky, is worth its weight in mold. Just a small “nip” and the blood courses warmly through your veins; your feet feel once more as if they belong to ybu, you “feel good all over.” On a duck-shoot there’s no companion like “The Doctor.” Ask at any good hotel or bottle store for Doctors’ Special Reliable Old Scotch Whisky—a* supplied to the House of Lords and Jead- i ing London Clufcs.—Advt. j
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 139, 16 May 1925, Page 5
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