CITIZENS OF DUNEDIN. If you believe that the traffic in alcohol does more harm than sood lIELI' T" STOP IT—TO-MORROW ! To maii>tain " Personal Liberty" i;i a Democracy you can't cln as \oi please; the State has a right to ;i.-k yoa to make sacrifices i^ ( the wfli being of the great majority. If yon nVo a moderate drinker you are asksto make this sacrifice—TO-MORROW ! Instead of the State compensating the Liquor Trade for going out < business, the Liquor Trade should compensate the State for the awful vatand havoc it his wrought. Let there be no more public money (some of your money; for the Trade—TO-MQRRO\V ! For the eako of the Mothers, the Children, and the Workers, who hav to look after most of the Liquor Trade's wreckage, wipe the whole thin out now and for ever—TO-MORROW !—[Advt.]
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Evening Star, Issue 17226, 16 December 1919, Page 12
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137Page 12 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 17226, 16 December 1919, Page 12
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