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1815 " Waterloo " and 1811 "' Comet " Ports may still be occasion­

ally unearthed out of some old cellar, but they have long since

ceased to be a commercial proposition.

One of the most important things connected with Port is the

glass from which it is consumed. Many people serve port in small

glasses filled to the brim and by so doing lose half its charm. Port

should he served in a medium sized glass and should not be much

more than half full. This preserves the aroma of the wine, which in

Port has a fascination that is quite indescribable. Never fill a glass

of Port to the brim; rather underfill it and replenish as may be

required.

ANDRE L. SIMON,

President of the Wine and Food

Society.

• ADVERTISING AGENTS and PROFESSIONAL PUBLICISTS

TO LEADING FIRMS AND ORGANIZATIONS . . .

42 BROOK ST., W.I. & 31 ST : JOHNS HILL,

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