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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18235, 31 October 1922, Page 5

M 0835 BEEB- — OH LESS* I 5 more liquor consumed now in America. than before Prohibition? If &•, sii brewers. distillers. a«d liqwur dealers wtmld be shooting for Prohibition instead of fighting it bitterly. Q:ae distillery, in the pre-ProMbition days,. disptmsed more Equor than uK the " moonsniine" stills of* the nation are now doing; and one brewerv tanned out far tntSra beer than car. be ms.de by 50.000 " home-brew" i outfits. The aoTStmi CEHunaniptHHi then ! <3-3.3 otw 20 gallons fcr erery man. ' ■woman and child in the nation, dispensed ' j through a quarter of s, million barrousing day and night, seven days in the wesk, now dosed. The present illicit consumption is cisly a amail fraction of that of former times tfhen six " B«t Express" trains left Milwaukee every night with, to® oatpnt ci only a. few or i-he liusfedE. of breweries of the nation. A Vote for Prohibition by striking out , j the Two Top Lines on the Bsilot Paper. .; — ' ;i LAIfE, OILY EATR. 1 I Pi-,.- that is too greasr » al*ar* difficult ■, Ito dro®*- BanneUr's Esjr Ee»torer, So. 2. . ! rertiorc* axcessjve oil and srreMfr. luariiig the [ 1 judr coii anc TTsed as directed this ; 1 hair tame improves th« jrrowth sasa • j o-rsretraies danaKiff. Si Sd bottle £sc.as your [ I h&irdipsser. or stcrgi - m-- J ' ' 'I'. ' ' ' ■*- "

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