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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17239, 15 February 1918, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. PROSECUTION. Quite recently tho daily newspapers reported that anothor cheap bottler of trash, who evidently found pure limejuioe too dear bo use, was fined in Qhristchurch for adulterating lime juice- and soda. Tho price ho charged for this quality was Is 6d par 'wb We had 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE, and we know that Pure Carbonated Waters under existing- conditions cannot be prodiiccd under 2s per dozen, tho now price of '"THOMSON'S" to retailors on and after March 1. We aro the ONLY FIRM in Now Zealand allowed by tho Government to uso the words PURE, NATURAL, REAL, and GENUINE upon our labels, and we aro determined to retain that right, oven if we aro compelled to raise our price to 5s a dozen to do so. READ YOUR. LABELS! THOMSON & CO., PURE DRINK SPECIALISTS. .- THIS WEEK'S — ErOmO WITNESS:::::::: ; Wednesday, feb. 13. ;z::z: DOES HAIG WANT TO BREAK THROUGH? FATHER'S FREAK, By E. Everett-Green. NEW VERSION OF ARCHDUKE RUDOLPH'S MURDER, THE "THIEF." By E. M. Story. PIGMIES AND FAIRIES. By Jessie Mackay. SCIENCE AND INVENTIONS. THE WEEK'S CABLE NEWS OF THE WAR. OUR ILLUSTRATIONS. (74 Pictures)— A Fine Wheat Crop in Central Otago. Sturdy Apple Trees at Fruitlands, Central Otago. A Panorama of Fruitlands. Bringing in the Wool Clip. Departure of the Thirty-sixth Reinforcements. The North Otago Quota. View of Alexandra Township. The Township of Clyde. Panorama of the Bipporwale Orchards. Mr Dunscombe's Orchard. Mr Smith's Orchard. New Zealand's Roll of Honour. Sir John Denniston. The Hon. A. L. Herdman. The Tapamri Show. Scenes in Central Otago, etc.

jgPECIAL ILLUSTRATED FRUIT INDUSTEY ISSUE OF THE OTAGO DAILY TIMES. FEBRUARY 26, 1918. The publishers of the Otago Daily Times have pleasure in announcing their intention of publishing with the issue of TUESDAY, February 26, a Special Supplement devoted lu the Fruit-growing Industry of the Dominion in all its phases. Tho text of the articles is exceedingly comprehensive, and has been written by a specially qualified man. It is largely devoted to tho culture of the Applo and its great value as an article of diet ; but, in addition, there will bo special contributions by authorities on the cultivation of other fruits, and articles compiled from data secured in many quarters, which will further add to tho interest and ■value of the Supplement, which will be mado additionally attractive by the use of an artistic design printed in colours as a frontispiece, and embracing a heading—" Fruit for Health and Wealth." It is now generally believed that tho Fruit-growing; Industry will in the future prove an important factor in tho commercial life of tho Dominion, and interest in the progress of tho industry is steadily increasing. It is by the publication of sound information relating to the production of the fruiis for which the Dominion climate is adapted, and advocacy of their increasing use as common articles of food, that tho public interest will become more and more centred in tho welfare of this rising industry, and the wide dissemination of information such as that the Otago Daily Times special Fruit Industry issue will contain will no doubt be welcomed by all who have tho interests of the trade of the Dominion at hearl.

MAIN FEATURES OF THE SUPPLEMENT. INTRODUCTORY: FRUIT FOR HEALTH AND WEALTH. 'Union is Strength." 'Not a Trust." ' Packing and Storage." ' Standard Grades." ' Unlimited Markets." 'Wealth Instead of Waste." 7. "State Aid." 8. " New Zealand Apple's Merit. 1 9. "National Efficiency in .Fruit.' 10. " Fruit Fights Disease" 11. "Economy With Comfort." MAIN FEATURE ARTICLES. HEALTH. ' Apples for Health." (Dr Beujafield's 4. " Apples for Athletes." article, with diagram.) 5. " Apples for tho Teeth." 'Apples for Long Life." 6 "Take Fruit For R." 'Apple, for Beau*." VALTJE . 'Apples t. Potatoes." +. "Food Value of Nuts." ' Europe's Need of Fruit." 5 "Force in Jam." 'Huns' Lack of Apples." (Food Value is also indicated in the Health Articles.) COOKING: APPLE RECIPES (a Wide Range). "Ju'ces Without Sugar." 3. "On the Trail of a Pie." " Apple Butter." 7fEW ZEALAND FRUIT-GROWERS' FEDERATION. "From Tk.« to Teeth." (An interview 2. " Each for All and All for Each." with Mr Shelton, emphasising tho (Another interview with Mr Shrlton need of careful handling of apples.) on tho Co-operative movement.) MARKETING: LOCAL MARKETS (Packing, Grading, etc.). "Selling Fruit." 4. '/.Grading for Export." " Handling Apples." 5. "Overseas Markets. ' "Checkinl Waste" & "Prospects (Words of Mr Massey and Sir Joseph Ward.) 1. "Cold Storage." 2. " Shakespearean Storage. STORAGE. 3. " Will and a Way." Cold Storage.) (Romance of