Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1924, Page 35

\ The JOOLMESS of the DORTHE 'WOODS L] L] .t PALE—"dry"—like champagne in color —agleam with sparkling vitality— piquant, yet mellow—distinctive in flavor because it is made from real Jamaica ginger, “Canada Dry” is the most delight- fully refreshing beverage you have ever tasted. ’ The world’s markets are ravaged for special sun-cured ginger root—from over the seven seas come the ingredients that give this famous old ginger ale its distinc- tive color, flavor and quality. Distinctive is the word to use, be- cause “Canada Dry” is not at all like the ordinary ginger ale with which you are familiar. A new kind of ginger ale It is different in color—different in flavor—different in the way it is car- bonated—different in its blending. As a matter of fact, the formula from which “Canada Dry” is made is known to only three men. This formula is handed down from father to son. "It is one of the most carefully guarded commercial secrets in the world. Because “Canada Dry” is real ginger ale and is made from real Jamaica ginger, ‘CANADA DRY" ‘A truly wonderful flavor! The minute you break the golden seal of the beautiful bot- tle and pour a bit of “Canada Dry” slowly down the side of the thin-edged glass, as a connoisseur would pour a glass of fine old wine, you will know that here is real ginger ale. Hold it to the light. See how clear it is! How it-gleams and sparkles! The abounding life and vitality of it] The pale, champagne color! ‘:fld thznd—::sge it! nl-lere is, d- r,r"'eval:fion Ja: ing r ale q ty—a delicious, alluring ivor 1t igues your taste—a flavor unlike that of any other W ale you have ever tasted! Have you tried it? Made in the U. S. A. by CANADA DRY GINGER ALE, INCORPORATED 25 W. 43rd Street, New York In Canada, J. J. McLaughlin, Limited Establighed 1890 Selling Agent—W. F. Holtzman, Pres., Southern Sales, Limited Phone—MAIn 6352 \ THE _EVENING .STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 2 and a refreshin dryness like that of Mountain Air it mixes delightfully with other beverages —t does mot bite the tongue or burn the _ lips—it has none of that cloyingly sweet, syrupy taste that characterizes ordinary ginger ale—it leaves no ‘“brassy” after- taste or recurring “back kick,” as some people call it. Once you try it—once you know its deli- cate, alluring, intriguing flavor—you will never be satisfied with any other ginger ale you have ever tasted. Its purity and quality make it especially cooling and rf:freshingl on hot days. Itis a safe sum- mer-time beverage even for children. Now sold in this city The same “Canada Dry” that has created such a sensation in New York is now sold in this city. You can purchase it at the most exclusive clubs and hotels and from almost all grocers, druggists, confectioners and delicatessens. Try it soon! A delicious treat awaits you just around the corner. ‘cf"“ Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Special Introductory Offer After all, the best way for you to know “Canada Dry” is to try it. One taste—a glass—a bottle, will tell you more about its wonderful flavor than a hundred advertisements. To make it _easy for you to.buy that first bottle, we are printing a Special Introductory Coupon below. Please use it with our compliments. It will save you ten cents when you purchase two bottles of “Canada Dry.” THIS COUPON IS WORTH 10c | Mand it to your dealer when you order two bottles of | “Cansda Dry” and he will allow you a reduction of ten cents from the regular purchase price. TO DEALERS—Xeep this coupon. It will be redesmed b the “Canads Dry” representative for 10 ceits. | This coupon must be presented to the dealer before Aug. 22, 1925 | R R [Ty —