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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22717, 1 November 1935, Page 6

TWO BOTTOM At least 20,000 bread-winners and their dependents obtain their livelihood directly or indirectly from the licensed trade. Those engaged in hop growing, barley growing and wine production; those employed by hotels, breweries, wine and spirit merchants; those supplying the trade with coal, bottles and glassware, barrels, printing, etc.; also an army of carriers and other transport workers. AH these people lose their employment— UNLESS CONTINUANCE CONTINUES. Unemployment is costly enough and cruel enough —• don't make The statement that these people would be absorbed in other industries is a slander on the present unemployed, whom industry is unable to absorb. The position would be further aggravated by the fact that 20,000 men and women would stop earning and stop spending, thus creating still further unemployment. 20,000 JOBS DEPEND ON YOUR VOTE. "Prohibition was the most damnable thing ever introduced into the United States." -ARCHDEACON DODSON. President Church Temperance Society cf the United States. mm CONTINUANCE OUT . BOTTOM LINES •

TOCD ON THE HIGH SEAS. THE MAN FROM LAUTOKA. CHRISTCHURCH. A well-known South Island business man, discussing his travelling experiences with a friend recently, was heard to make the following remarks: — " I well remember leaving Liverpool on the Blue Funnel Liner, Nestor. Not long after we got to sea I met an. old acquaintance from Lautoka in the Fiji Islands. He was looking pretty sorry for himself, and I could see he had the devil of a cold on him. 'lf I only had bottle of " Baxter's" with me,' I said, ' I'd cure that cold for you in no time.' "' What's " Baxter's ? ' he inquired. It's the finest cough cure in the world I told him, and I meant it." Many travellers, whether in New Zealand or abroad, always pack a bottle o< " Baxter's " in their luggage. " Baxter's ** should always be kept handy to ward of coughs, chills, and sore throats. A regular doses give welcome relief. It ir warming, soothing, and comforting. Itf unique tonic properties build up the sy? tem, restore strength and vitality.—Adv*