SHUT THE WOMEN OUT. Recently much notice has been given to increase of -linking amongst women, and hotelkeepers are urged to discourage women from going into hotels. Excellent, excellent. But is it fair? If it is good for the men to frequent hotels, and even get drunk, why not for the women ? Answer tlie cjuestion honestly for yourself, and you will be a long way on to understanding why Prohibitionists say tlie wisest thing is to abolish the booze altogether. In 1920 509, and in 1919 only 458 women were charged with 'drunkenness.—N.Z. Alliance Publicity (52).—Advt.
All who contemplate the purchase of a new. car-pet will bo interested, in tlie special offer being made by the Seoullar Ob., Ltd. An announcement in this issue give*, full particulars of £7000 worth of beautiful Axminster, Wilton, and Indian carpets, which are being offered at special cash prices- for seven days, commencing Thursday. Tlie carpets are on view, and Scoullare' invite early inspection. Delivered free, city or Bjjbur^g.—Advi....
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 10, 12 July 1922, Page 3
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165Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 10, 12 July 1922, Page 3
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