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Syrup (I pint I quart Mix well Draw)

I pint I quart Mix well. Draw 7 ounces of soda water into an 8-ounce mineral glass, add I ounce of the above mixture and serve.

Chairs are a good thing; when resting, customers drink slowly. This means looking about seeing other things to buy.

Grape Fruit Cobble.

Juice of 1½ lemon or lime; Kitro syrup, 2 ounces; fill glass nearly full cracked ice; angostura bitters, I dash; sherry wine, 1/2 ounce. Shake, pour in fancy cobble glass, and dress with slice of orange. Grape Glace.

Beat thoroughly the whites of 4 eggs, and stir in I pound of powdered sugar; then add I pint grape juice, I pint water, and I pound more of powdered sugar. Stir well until sugar is dissolved, and serve from a pitcher or glass dish with ladle.

Grape Juice, American.

A soda fountain beverage which is rapidly coming into popular favor is grape juice, and the unfermented juice which we offer to our customers is recommended as unequaled for the purpose. This strictly pure juice has been expressed from table grapes steamed before pressing, and is preserved by sterilization, the true, rich aroma of the grape being thus retained. It is guaranteed to keep from two to three weeks after opening, if in a cool place. It is absolutely free from chemicals, and for use in grape phosphate at the soda fountain is unequaled. A tartaric acid solution is advised for use in grape phosphate instead of acid phosphate or other solutions used in place of the latter.

As it contains no alcohol, American Grape Juice can be freely sold at the counter, either pure or diluted with cold soda water or plain ice water. It is a most healthful, delicious, and nourishing beverage, a delicate liquid food, keenly relished, and readily assimilated without taxing the digestive organs.

This juice is prescribed by eminent physicians for the sick and convalescent. Grape Juice-Ade.

One ounce lemon syrup, I ounce grape juice in mineral glass, fill up with soda, stir well and serve.

Grape Juice Float.

Make a plain lemonade; then fill the glass within one inch of the top and hold a teaspoon in the center of the glass, pouring grape juice slowly until the glass is full.

Grape Lemon.