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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 November 1928, Page 9

I f : WWW z ■W; ' *•* « WW ~ w M I A j /' - ■ It rests with each individual voter whether New Zealand is to continue on safe and sure lines. Prosperity cannot flourish where Security is absent. • Your family and home are everything to you. Their future is your: . chief concern. Do not risk their welfare by your vote. rn • The policies of the Labour-Socialist Party and the United Party are made up of appeals to prejudice and reckless promises; they involve the dangers of industrial strife and unsound finance. Why take risks when you have the choice of a certainty? . One party has proved, itself capable, energetic, and progressive, working for all classes, not merely fot a sectional interest. < Only one party has a record and policy which offer you Confidence and Security in the future. Keep Open the of tPL. Z2SL Vote REFORM e—.. 1 ' ' OFFICIAL REFORM CANDIDATES: Do not risk the > . 1 r . nv ■ • j £ Motueka: danger of a ■ R. P-HUDSON split vote I \j ,u. Vote v Buller: ■ REFORM D -m. r °b ert s°n Coates and his Team haVe —— proved their Capacity. .... . H

a w® ■ _ fil fl wsn FJMSE! WSS: Ssre JCaundrine Vletery Wrnppteß (or Coupons from unwrapped UaundriM Ist Prize .. £134 Bar), and aend fc , "Xaundrine,” Box m, • fend Prize .. «39 Dunedin, before 31st May, 1»2».. ferd Prixo ~ mfi Points count ata follows;— , ♦th Prize ~ ffiS Xaundrine Wrapper (or Conpan frera -- ‘ unwrapped Xsiwndrlne Bar) 1# peintiß. W Prizes of tt Victory Wrapper < ... .. Sprint and 1,250 otbse W»tal your own points, when sendUay eafry» •Prizes. and state name and addreae. McLEOD BROS>I-T»-

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Once a,man has used Q-Tol (before lathering) he cannot possibly do without it. .Q-Tol haves time and temper. Ensures absolute .comfort and immunity from any form of skin irriTatlbii. Rub In Q-Tol first, then lather and shave. You .will soon realise its soot h i n g effc c t s. — 7.