The Archive · 1937

What's Yours?

cabarets suggest drinks as a matter of course but it isn't necessary to g0 ty a cabaret for thal. as every Shanghai visitors learns almost as soon as he lands. "What will you drink? "what about the other half?" "Isn't it time for 'a long, cole one?" is heard en every side. Famous round the world are the Shanghai drinks but in summer the most popular drink is soft one, at least during the day Urged' by medical authority ad encouraged by ideals of comfort well as health, the savvy person calls for a fruit drink during the heat of the day and bars, clubs and housekeepers recognize the appeal of Watson's pure fruit squashes and keep a-generous supply on hand—preferably tightly corked and stored in. a cool, dry place.

The juice of citrus fruits has long been found a very valuable aid to health in tropical anc semi-tropical climates and the lime, which is used in Watson's lime juice cordial, actually contains more mineral salts and more of the natural citric and phosphoric acide with vitamins A. B. and C than the lemon, Watson's lime juice cordial is prepared from the juice of specially selected. sun-ripened fruit, sweetened with pure cane sugar. Not only is it an excellent thirst quenché® but it is of- benefit to those suffering irom rheumatism, gout and the like. also to those subject to acidosis. When you wish an ideal hot weather Stimulant try son's Lime Juice Cordial, mixing in even parts with a good, gin, You'll find it has the right fang and favour, and though yoy) may not know it, lime juice elimfgates the alcohol content from the blood with remarkable speed. This cordial is only $1.85 the bottle,

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