» z''Your First Vote ) / ✓ / I I I To you who uo voting for th* fltst time, this election is of special significance. Labour’s | policy of controls and restrictions has been disastrous for young people just starting I out-in life. It may be true that they handle more money than their fathers and mothers ■ did at the same stage in life ... but the test is, not how many £ notes you have, but | they will buy. | HIGH COSTS ARE A HEADACHE. The problems of getting a house and furnishing it are more difficult today for young people than ever before. Shortages are still 1 prevalent, high costs are a headache. You have to work much longer, under Labour, * to earn money to buy the things you need, than would be the case under a “free \ enterprise" Government, which would allow the healthy influence of competition to regulate prices, increase production, and promote efficiency. \ A change of Government will give you YOUR opportunity—opportunity to set up \in life, to acquire a home and pc sessions. The National Party’s comprehensive housing policy will provide easy finance for the building of homes. There will be incentives io earn more, to achieve personal success in life without being penalised for success. NATIONAL “A’ 3. - ■ N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY <A
If you’ve forgotten what it’s like to Remember; you ussd to feel on top of the world and just jumping out of your skin. What’s happened? ''' Why the sluggishness, the dullness. Why that lack Tlh-ijira. lustre eye and sallow skin ? In these days of over-refined, over-processed foods, It’s not the easiest thing to keep "regular". Try San-Bran. 7 San-Bran supplies the bulk your system needs. It’s gentle stimulation coaxes the Intestines to their regular function In th* simple natural way ! nature Intended. San-Bran Is milled carefully. it’s finer than ordinary brans. It'* delicious on stewed fruits, dessert, or your morning Weet-Bix. Try It for ona month and learn / for yourself. F / Stinitarittm \\ SAN-BRAN If uh A pure, natural bulk food made by the rB dP Sanitarium Health Food Company.
I£ you’re looking £or extra good value and top line quality ... then you’ll like these Bruce Woollens. Call to-day MEN’S CREWE NECK PULLOVERS, a range of eight shades, ineluding Tan, Grey, Metal Blue, Light, Mid and Dark Blues. S.M. or M, 19/fi, W) Sr OS - Thelte quickly sell ! ! GIRLS’ FINE CARDIGANS in a lightly patterned Diamond stitch. Shades of Dusky Pink and Reside Green. 22in or 24in 13/6, 26in or 28in 14/9, 30in or 32in 16/*. LADIES’ TWIN SETS, a new range just in. Plain Knits and Fancy Patterns. In shades of Dusky Pink, Green, Brown, Fawn, Flame and Red. Priced from £3/3/6 to £3/1/" BOYS’ BRUSHED WOOL PULLOVERS, in Light Blue, Sydney Green and Ox Red. 22in and 24in 13/9t 26in and 28in 14/9, 30in and 32in 15/9. There’s a good selectton of BRUCE MEN** SOCKS at present. Prices from 1/9 to 5/- pair / <6 « SS ’ mb ° f Mail orders ar prompt r V Please enclose post-
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Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25970, 25 November 1949, Page 9
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