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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 249, 16 October 1918, Page 4

Prohibition greatly increases the employee's efficiency. J. .IX Mac Lean, Provincial Secretary for Btitish : Columbia stated the universal experience in America when he said, "The large mining and iurriberiiig companies admit that iih-e yvovk of their employees is very much jbettei' 1 , and that theTe is much less .loss' of time. In the old days, for the two .days' following payday, the number of accidents in-, their works materially increased, and many ( of- the employees did not report _ for work on these days and the--operations of the companies were, much" handicapped. in consequence." If British Columbia had- dispensed State. Alcohol for" public -revenue', ' -would accidents have increased, would Monday morning ' have foundmore men, at : work; would • efficiency have been increased ? The logical; thing is to get Prohibition ;in New Zealand,- not 'Continuance under State Auspice?.* Not often men have .a chance of securing goods at old prices. We've seen a line of Men's Panama Hats offering at Dee and Sons' at from 8s 6d to 15s 6d; bought for last year's' trade, but arrived late, hence inoney-saving chance.* A school concert will be held at Stoke on the 18th inst., in aid of Stoke Red Cross funds.

Ladies with their new Summer Frocks will, of course, need 5. pair of smart Court Shoes to match "and fit their feet, and give warm weather appearance and comfort. See Dee and Sons New Goods.* Mr A. Gould advertises details of household furniture and effects to be [.sold next Wednesday at 1 p.m. on account of Miss Leggatt, at her residence, Trafalgar-street, near Gu-ls 'College.' . . v Rightly flo, if you're ill you seek_ a medical adviser, not a quack The same thing Answers in Box Suite. Go wheres' tlje best, and 50 years' S'ait ex'perierice at. your service free.—Dee and Sons. ■ ■ . "No RubbUu;'* Laundry Help delightg every housewife; Is 3d packet stjffioient for seven weekly family washing®.— I'. Pefcfcit.*-