WHAT BETTER THEN?
A QUESTION FOR THE WOMEN! If you fail to vote, against- the- compulsorv Saturday Hal 1 -holiday you inn the risk of losing your present enjoyable Saturday evening'' shopping j«c-iiincs! .But even if you should think there is “ something to be. said for tho compulsory Saturday ’ even supposing yon got it- carried, what- better would you he then? What is gained to compensate for the loss of the convenience of shopping on Saturdays? What, to make up for the loss of trade to the City? What to balance- the black, dreary, dull streets which will come to replace the present cheery, bright, bustling thoroughfare? Think of those things! Tho compulsory .Saturday Halfholiday is a. direct deprivation of one of tho greatest boons Dunedin women enjoy ! Vote against the “ Compulsory ” Saturday dreary streets and genera! dullness.— [Advt.]
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Evening Star, Issue 15778, 15 April 1915, Page 4
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139WHAT BETTER THEN? Evening Star, Issue 15778, 15 April 1915, Page 4
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