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Do you know that several thousand bottling
plants in Georgia and near states are bottling
Ginger Ale? The REPUTATION for QUALI
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name GINGER ALE. Don’t ask for Ginger
Ale when you go up to the counter to buy a
drink, SAY RED ROCK, that insures QUALI
TY, and insist on getting what you call for.
Look for the RED ROCK Crown and the
Label. Sold at Founts, Cases and Grocers at
5c a glass from the original bottle bearing the
RED ROCK Crown and Label.
'Recommended by physicians.
Used by sanitariums.
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