Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 7 October 1922, Page 5

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. NOW— Mr. "Pussyfoot" Johnson! i You have^tated at all your meetings that the '■- Drug Evil has not flourished under. Prohibition, 0/ and that hundreds of Homes for Drug-addicts have been closed since Prohibition was intr o duced. Now here is a • Cable Message in all New Zealand Papers Last Monday; DRtJG TAKING, . INQUIRY IN U.S.A. Greatest per Capita Consumer. (Rec. October 1, 11.5 p.m.) , : NEW YORK, Sept. 30. It is understood that an investigation conducted by a committee composed of Messrs. Hughes, Mellon and Hoover found that the United States is the greatest per capita consumer of drugs in the world. As a result of the investigation President Harding has decided to open the way to hold a conference of nations to discuss this question.—Aus.N.Zr £able Assn. , ' "• rjrvce.— Mr Hughes is Secretary of State, Mr Mellon Secretary of the Treasury, and Mr Hoover Secretary — of Commerce.] - . What have you to say to THAT, Mr. Johnson?

J) -.'....■.■ ■, ■'-. ■•.■': ' ''■■'■ r. ■••.■•■■■• '■ •_• ■'• .■"-■■ \ .:. ■ >*" ■■' ' '.-'■. ■ ■' : '.■'•' ' , • :■ ■ - • . -:~. - ■' -, ■ Wireless Telegriphy! WAICE UP! HOW'S THE TIME! GET IH BEFORE THE CRUSH! i.. ';■/. ■■■•;.■' ■.; ■'■■■■" ' ~~r~: ~~~~: ■ ■•■'■ :'.: ;^r' ■ 7 <:- '■■ , "VTOW that the Governnient have considerably modified the' restrictions^ Wireless Telegraphy has been 'placed/within the reach of all. ' i | '■•'■■ WE are MANXJFACTUEEKS of all Classes 6f EADIO ; 1 | , ! ''_'.- Goods and have in Stock: . i | MAKCONI VALUES VARIABLE COHI>ENSOES ■ - ■ ' ' .. ■ '■.'■ ■■• ■ ■ ■'/"■'■■ TUNING COILS ; : (■- SWITCHES ■ ; ■■ y'. v;. '. " . 'V- ' ' I SEE US WITHOUT DELAY. ■•■■•■ ". -/ ■ ' ' • ■ '-. '■'■-. ■■■■■' ROWSONS WESTERN ELECTRIC, HAWERA. P.O. Box2lb. 'Phone 475.

I Poorly Paid Men! I H| ilUllllllilllll!i!li!llillllliIli!itiil!i!ill!!]lii!ti!i!!lllll!llllillllliillii| £llillllilll£llllllllllJllllilll|lllllilllt g H| To every man, and woman, too, who is struggling along ■• || pi against adversity, striving to make the best of long £| = hours and poor wages, the International Correspondence HI .=§ Schools, the. standing and achievements of which are ,- '55 =3 known and honored everywhere, make this offer: If '.. 55 55 you will indicate by a mark like this x on the coupon Sal '|=jj below which occupation you prefer, the I. C. S. will = |H show you how it is not only possible, but actually easy pi {H -, for you to enter that occupation and secure a good j=J fU paying position. It puts you under no obligation to §=j §= ", send in the coupon. - HI i; Have you enough curiosity to ask how? g I International g^T^^ 1 g Head Office for New Zealand: 65 Cuba St., Wellington, | . B . or Box 223, WANGANUI, §§ : ' s ■ • ■ '-• ■ . ■ ' S Plemie »end m« ycmri booklet containing foil particnian of the s=s S Course of Correspondencel Training before which I have marked x. S fES _Mechaaic«l Eniine*rin« __Civil En«in««ria« _Windew Dtmhbi ' 155 __Dr».agl\Uman«kip Ccnattc EngißMiiat . __Hydro-Electric . s=^ Electrical Enginocring . Careers for Mta " -! Sis _Archilecture& Building Poultry.Fivrmins _Book-k«apint • rs^ Ssa _Marine Engineering Business Training Carpentry and Jeinary "'t~ == rss Motors and Gas Engines Show Card Ws^TT __Furniture Making ss~ sea _ Steam Engineering Salesmanship and Dairring sag ssa _"Coal and Metal Mining __AdTertialas __Car«ers fpr Woou =~ NCTE—Ii to* ralycct dcwrcd is not in tks «W» lid. writs it h*rs . '. ||| » NAME ~ i... ........ ......... H§ !§§ ADDRESS... , - S liUttiikjill!l!B9!i!H^^