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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15321, 8 December 1911, Page 4

BPfOIAL AOVCfITISEMENTI, THE ARTESIAN WATER UNDER DUNEDIN. WitlKsut pure water no manufacturer oan |nr,diioo puro cordials and carbonated' waters. Tlw creek, reservoir, or tap wator commonly used is flat, warm insipid, and frequently far from puro. Filtered, it is r/>t much tattar, for a filter docs not rcmovo dissolved impurities hold in solution. It can oidy filter out-impurities in eunpcJision, Mid unices carefully tended and cleaned, tho ordinary filtor is a happy nesting pound for myriads of organisms, which, owing' to tlioir extremely minuto mzo, pose through into and contaniinuto Uio filtered water. Tho methods used by tho ordinary aerated water and cordial manufacturer nro. if passible, even lew olfectivc. Chemicals aro usod to precipitate- eujpeiKlexl imjniritifs and ecdiniunt, and, aa the water ie frequently vory littlo lower in toraporaturo than tho atmosphere, it I'.aa to bo artificially cooled by wlmt is called tlio Armnoninral pro ; cos before it will absorb and retain tho ges used to carbonate it. You can illlftgtlOl tho quality of tho vrator after it lias gono through tlicso processes. Sooh a starting point is bad onoujrh in nil ooewnwicc, but abosp ioßTcdionls nrUJt ako Eβ used to produce tlio olioap drinka which abound at this time of tho year, ami in a. prorioos arliclo wo enumerated a list of chemioai adulterants and proflerratiyw generally uiiod to hide inferior quality and to arrest or impede the putrefaction euro to result from cheap and inauiitory methods of production. Tho inforior quality of these cheap drinks a, however, in many cases eo eJerorry masked with syntiietically-proparod cesencca am) chemicals that en ordinary peoon might not detect anything , wrong—in fact, might oven think the flavour Rood I Our chief desiro in pointing out thexo facto ie (hat tiro pjibHo may folly realise tho risk they toko in consuming , clicap cordials and summer drinks. Off they stipulate for Thomson's every time. TITUS' CAN J3R SURE they ore. Kcttinff beverages that aro UNSUUPASSKp IN TIJE WORLD for purity emd quality. The hao boon proved by actual comparison with tho world's meet notable, productions.] Thomson and Co. luvo SPARED NO EXPENSE in. order to supplj tho jrablio of this Dominion with wholcsomo an<l t»Uto.b)o drinks thai cannot bo excelled in airy part of the world. At greet expense thoy disoovorod a loroly; crystal epring: right undor tim factory, 200lt down.

THOMSON'S IS THE ONLY FIRM IN OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND USING ARTESIAN CRYSTAL SPRING WATER. That n THEIR foundation, and though it oral a lot of money to got it, nothing but tho best would suit this progrc?sivo Grm, This lovely, oryetal-clear, cool, and pirro artesian spring water is preaorvod in all its ratoral purity and frcohmxs tiiroughont tio process of mainrfrccturc, and it is tho only water pacd in tho factory for all purposes. It oomeg from a boro whioli Ups tho third rock strata 200 ft Wow tho uirfaoo, and ovea in tho hottest wonther it mainUine an even flow and temperature It ia FROM 15 TO 20 COOLER fclian tho oreolt or reservoir water (rcncmlly usod, and contains nciUwr dissolved nor Jiwpcndod itnpuritios, and no sodiment of any kind. AAI to this the 15 guarantees which anpoarod in a provioun itsue, nnd yoa. will bofiifl to iindorstwid why it is tlwt Tlioiriwn and Co. hayowon 23 Special GoW Medals and 51 FirsUJose Certificates for purity in open competition npninst the world's best manufacturers in Groat Britain and America—a. record for Australasia. It will thus bo soon that "Purity" is _ Thomson and Co.'« trado mart and watchwortl in ervory deparimont of their busino*;, not the Ktrnllcst dotail throughout tho wliolo process of manufacturo being , aegleotedor loft to chance. Tliat tJio public arc not slow to recognise that Tliomrons , nre thn pitrcet, rooit pnlateble, and moefc roliable drinltn on tlio market, is evidence*] bv the lajjjo m\A slwulilyincreasinj; demwxt for THOMSON'S all arer tfio Dominion, nohvitltstsndintj tbo fact of the increased competition and tlio reduced prices of other manufaohtrera.

D.1.0. ■ D.1.0. XMAS BAZAAR. | AN UNRIVALLED SELECTION OF TOYS, GAMES, Eta, FOR THE CHILDREN. CHINAWARE, COPPERWARE, AND FANCY GOODS In EndloEs Variety, suitable for XtfAS AND WEDDING PRESENTS. A Visit of Inspection will bo Greatly litecmed. SANTA CLAUB is expected to arriro on or about DECEMBER 13, and will roako tho D.I.C. his Headquarters as usual. . DIG. J).1.0. ■VTEW WASH FABRICS AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.

DJ ALL LEADNG SHADES. COTTON SHANTUNGS, 40 inches wide- COTTOX TUSSORA, Imitation Tuisoro Is ljd, Is 7Jd per yard. Sl 'k. 28 "iclies ividoUNION SHANTUNG, 27 inche, wide- 9W, lOid **' yarA inchoi nido- ' SPIRAL POPLINS. , 2B inohc, wide- Is 4jd por vard. Is 3d, Is 74d per yard. ' ' ' COTTON FOULARD, wnial in nnnearmon EMBROIDERED SPOT POPLINS- to ailk. Small Floral .mTpSK Special DroM Longlhe, 22s 6d. Dcfigns, 29 inches wide— JAPANESE CREPES, in Plain and 3s hM>ls 9J por yard. % -sasss aal •* HEAVY DRESS LINENS, 48 inches wide- u O J<l per yard 2s 3d per yard. J ' MJItSES , COSTUME CLOTH Pbiin <,nA LINEN FINISH BALMORAL SUITING, Haircord StnW in Butcher ft a?d 40 inchee wido (not* width)- Navy, -10 inebos widelOJd per yard. ls 3d per jord. CORUBSYLK, equal in appearance to eilk, N/tN ' Y | AND LI ? nT Gn °OND PRINTS 30 inches wide— A Jur S° assorlaiontj 31 inches-ividc-10id per yard. , 7tf pcr yard _ HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO.. (LIMITED).

JAPANESE SILK SHIRT BLOUSES. Wβ place on salo To-day on Exceptional lino of LADIKS , READY-TO- \VSM\. JAPANESE SILF BLOUSEa They aro in tho popular AMERICAN SHIRT. RAGLAN, and PLAIN TUCKRD Styles, and are without ciooptkai tho beat va!u o offcrod in the City. It. is out int-ontiou that tho public should sharo in this pureliase, and to effoot a sTwdy clearance we ha\-o marked thorn at tho falWa«: low prices: — 8/11, 9/11, 10/6, 11/6, to 22/6. MAKE YOUR SEI/ECnON NOW, WHEN THE SELEC- ' TION IS AT ITS VERY DEST. t MOLLISONS LIMITED, CORNER GEORGE »nd FBEDERICK STREETS.

STANDARD Fiio and Marino Insurance Company of New Zealand (Limited), Head Offioo: HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. RISKS Accepted—Fire, Marino, Accidont. Employers' Liability, Personal Accident and Sickness, Mortgagee Indemnity, Fidelity Guarantee, Administration Bonds, Plato Glass, Burglary. Live Stock, Publio Risk, and Motor. THOMAS R. FISHER. Telephone 26. General Manager. "rn H OUGHT GUIDE 5, ,, By D, 3HA.W, M.A.S.T. (METAPHYSICIAN). H5 Papsnui road, Christchurch. A very uraful littlo book. Is 6d, at all loading lioobvllers. OTKS"~ON RURAL TOPICsT ~by Agticola, Weekly in tho Otago Wirnjaa, dealing with aubjecta of current

JJRAITIIWAITE'S. P°s{«l ia N.Z. id extra, and to Aus' tralia and Great Britain Id. BEAUTIFUL XMAS CARDS, poit fieo from 4d to Iβ 3<L BOXER OF LOVELY XMAS AND NEW YKAR CARDS, posted for Is, Is 9d, 2s Jd, nml 2s Gd per Box. UNTQIJK XMAS AND NEW TEAR I'OST CARDS, & 2d, Ss 2d, nml 4e 2d' per dozen. DUNT.DIN AND NEW ZEALAND POST CARDS. Is 2d por dozen. LOVBLY CALENDARS, ixjstorf from M to 3e ench. Will fioml Fi%'*» our N«w of DAINTY XMAS GIFT HOOKS. Mammoth Varii-ty of TOYS, nml HOOKS of every description. A £20,000 STOCK TO SELI3CT KRONr. BRAmiWATTE'S, DUNEDIN.