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Northland Age, Volume 5, Issue 5, 1 November 1935, Page 5

MARRIED PEOPLE VOTE for Sister Janet Doull, and gain the knowledge she has to give. Rich and poor alike seek her advice, and she has friends all over New Zealand, in every walk of life, all of whom have received comfort by taking' her into their confidence. Troubles which seemed as unmanageable as climbing Mt. Everest are swept away, and stretch as smoothly before us as Ninety-mile Beach, after a chat with Sister Doull, or some correspondence with that wonder-lady. For over 5i years her book, “Life Adjustment for Married People,” has been sold all over the world, and letters of appreciation have been received from all parts including Australia, South Africa, South Sea Islands, and Ireland. Over 1000 of theSe may be seen at her office. Letters invited, and answered by return, if stamp is enclosed. No Divorces, no Misunderstandings, if you have this book. You have what you want, and when you want it, and no worry either. Send today for free information regarding this enlightening book, which tells you what you want to know, these sad days of War Talk, to SISTER JANET DOULL Box 218 . NAPIER, H.B. Please send 6d. stamps for handling.

• •• /' 1 if I had a THOUSAND Vote m HP m mm » T'A • 'tr*'./ 1 would use them all to vote Continuance, because 1 am old enough to realise that prohibition would he a dangerous and quite unnecessary restriction to impose upon my generation, which is determined to think and act for itself with due respect for all authority that commands respect. The idea of wearing the “cast-off” prohibition cloak of other countries definitely does not appeal. “ How is character to be stabilised to the meeting and buffeting of the temptations with which youth is beset? Long experience has proved beyond peradventure that compulsion is not the answer.” Christian Science Monitor, Oct. 3, ’34 • STRIKE OUT THE TWO BOTTOM LINES