Life — March 2, 1911 — page 46: what you’re looking at

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Pas TEURIZED—s rapidty as the jatce ts pressed, coareyed throwgh aluminum tubes to the i ere itis scientifically pasteurized. This !eaves the lite in the Juice and maker preservatives SEALED—tmmediately after being sterilized the pure Juice Is heracticclly sealed in gicss, and it will Reep IndeGnitely. It is a8 fresh when you get it as It was when it el the grape. Thereare forty yearv of muceesatulerpertence in the above condensed Wty oe WHILIS trape luce Ie frost popmia! aad snort dellcioos naturel drink you can Yoa abould zeep a caso at home all the time. Our 7 let of reolpes tells of many dainty desserts and delightful drinks you can make of 1t send foe this booklet at once. ur grocer or druggist will supply you with WELCH'S ityousserorit. tit mall J0c, Trial caso of 12 pinta 11 6-07, botte ty ee exprem prepaid eas? of Omal THE WELCH GRAPE JUICE CO. Westfield, N. 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