Page 10 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 22730, 5 November 1935, Page 10

20,000 Jobs Depend on You 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 spirits merchants; those supplying the trade with coal, bottles and glassware, barrels, printing, etc.; also an army of carriers and other transport workers. All these people lose their employment—UNLESS CONTINUANCE CONTINUES. Unemployment is costly enough and cruel enough —don’t make ■ it worse! ' The statement that these people would ba 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 of the United Statea. yon coiwiwiMNCt

, m , —pm, .min mww e ERNEST GRAY Practical Ladies* and Gents’ TAILOR Tay Street (opp. J. R. McKenzie Ltd.), ® INVERCARGILL Fof Better Tas!orswss, come to GRAT’S A GENUINELY TAILORED SUIT AT THE PRICE OF THE BOX OR MADE-TO-MEASURE SUIT Gray’s prices are positively lower. Better quality materials. Better trimmings and better work throughout, and a Satisfactory fit. Why wear Box Suits? Gray’s Suits will give you at least 50% more wear always, and look better. Will keep their shape to the last. Latest shades, and designs in Tweeds, Worsteds and Serges, plain or fancy, from -to £6 10/-. In higher grade qualities, 135/- to £8 10/-. Ladies Costumes, from 95/- to £7 10/-. Ladies’ or Gents’ Overcoats from £4 to £8 8/-. ; A very large stock of suitings, etc., to select from. : INSPECTION INVITED AVOID A RUSH. Leave your Xmas Order Early. GKAT’S Better for Bess

I£~r 10/ ■ jgßjA ]\\ Deposit ■M ® 2/6 weekly g Wffi HOPPER I Ww Bicycle I Prices from s s £9 10/- to £l4 14/-. ■ A SOUND INVESTMENT I When choosing your new bicycle it is short-sighted policy to | think only of the present. A machine selected with a view g to saving a few shillings now is likely to prove an unsatisfactory. .g bargain. The difference between a high-grade machine and its | ™ cheap imitation is very apparent after a few weeks use. "■'* IIH HOPPER BICYCLES are world-famous for their high quality, ® sturdy construction and consistent reliability. Every component ■ • is guaranteed perfect and interchangeable. I ■ 11 SEE THAT YOUR NEW MOUNT IS A | I Hopper Bicycle 1 |ji® HEffIsHSaMBnSOSEraEMESBBEEHBSESSnEEKSSIIBMSEESSffiDaiB a : i CALL AND INSPECT THE HOPPER ! i RANGE AT OUR SHOWROOM. IS POST . THIS • "" 1 H g COUPON J TAPPERS LTD. J h/J NOW J Please send your beautifully illus- J «| f | J trated catalogue for Hopper Cycles. | ■ 111 ! NAME - - ■ ; | ■ ADDRESS J ■ Tappers Limited I Box 187 DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL phone 100 I d