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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19149, 15 October 1925, Page 7

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W," lS2ir"Try the Cntieura sbaria& Stick. Black Street Brocade Shoe. 1-bsr, low covered heels. Ail si.es. gg/e Men's Strong Box H ide Derby Boots. mi „ta» 19/11 This boot is specially recommended. Queso Street (Or»n, Town Hall), tt : Si F '<*WL J A wit Ladies' and Gent.'s ART TAILOR, 'homnson's Buildings, 313. Queen Street. 12 Yearn at Ponsonby. ''TO Alii [iHiil Emm GARDENERS! YOU WON'T WORRY about Results if you USE OUR A.l. SEEDS. They're the BEST. Send for our HEW CATALOGUE. Posted Free Anywhere. Everything for the Garden. "WE ARE SEEDSMEN, F&i " Sv M^xmtp. -iA, JZTVi -\:'A Maxim is tho well-knovm American Inventor.'! NEW JERSEY, July Istj 1925, ANOTHER OPEN LETTER TO THE ELECTORS OF NEW ZEALAND. During all of the 140 years after the birth of this Republic, until a few years ago, the American people greatly prospered* and constantly improved in educations temperance, morality, and also became more and more law-abiding. Then something suddenly happened to change American people into the most lawless people in the world. Something happened which has in a few years increased the number of criminally insane, and the number of drug-addicts more than ten-fold, and filled our prisons with law breakers till the doors bulge. It is a curious circumstance that this great ethical, universal and moral let-down began with the beginning of Federal Prohibition. The evidence against prohibition is overwhelming. Any man would be hung for murder on a tithe of the evidence of guilt that we are able to fix on prohibition for the wave of crime, intemperance and misdemeanour which is sweeping the country, filling our prisons with criminals and our almshouses and asylums with paupers, alcoholic inebriates and maniacs. Boys and girls who would never have been intoxicated in their lives except for prohibition, are now commonly drunk. Highway robbery and murders on County roads and bandits, hold-ups and killings on the streets and in the stores and homes of our large cities have become so common that the police yawn from sheer monotony of them. Economically speaking the Volstead Act is an economical waste. The Volstead Act has thrown av/ay a thousand million dollars of revenue annually and steeped America with evil and the worst forms of crime and criminality® Yours faithfully ? # MHK :+miA :<V£Wt yjtf Only Address: COOK STREET (Near Town Hall), AUCKLAND iTi Tm m IKHiI mm X. \ V:V'^ m mm Vj. wt :'/#/• mm Ml v> m & w mmmi r IVilfl mimm •i >1 He ire s a new Lvers harp that will appeal to those who like a thick pencil. It is almost twice the thickness of the standard models. % This new model has all the "E vers harp" feat u res—i n chiding the famous rifled tip which holds that IHI IBM#} VA 'wmk.-- m mmssm iww. mmmßP—hiiiiwiiihi»" > "" ,imi(i Jn mimmmmi Ay appetising by at as a sauce. i now available Sole N. Z. 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