WHAT TO DRINK.
THE IDEAL BEVERAGES. During summer, especially in tVe home where there are a lot of thirsty throats, the question of what to drink frequently presents quite a problem. * < Some drinks are wholesome enough but too expensive; others again, while economical, are ?of doubtful quality or purity. What- is needed is a- beverage that is cooling, iefreshing, and '; wholesome, yet so economical that it can be used daily in every home without the cost becomingprohibitive. k-?y<:K-'■■'■'-Vri-'.. '--.■■ v - : '.. ,l '^- v .V. r . Marshall's Summer Drink Extract meets all requirements. V It .is composed of highly-concentrated ' fruit extracts, ■ and is as wholesome as it iis , delicious. One bottle, with the addition of sugar, "makes 5 three large bottles of cordial, which in turn make twelve large bottles of; cooling refreshing, healthful drinks that cost less than a penny a glass. Nine different flavours. All good. ; Get this desirable drink extract ana give your family a treat , ,r • i i. » •
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18553, 10 November 1923, Page 14
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