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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15042, 9 April 1919, Page 2

I.here is no'escaping, the issue! : Directly '■:;. or indirectly- you will make your choice conscience demanus that you apt to 'Ap oallot' box ;and l: ; New Zealand's wine and liquor The welfare of the boys of New bars numoer over one thousand Zealand is in. your hands. What two Hundred". Every week, in will your answer be? every city, some lad lines up some- p\ ra : ■>. i■-, ~ r _ where and take his "first glass." fr? 7 reCOrded for P^ mbition will count as a vote for It your boy—or any other boy— continuance. If you refuse^-or does so after June 30th, it wbn't neglect— to vote for Prohibition be either Ins fault or the Govern- on April 10, you indirectly vote ment's fault; it will be your fault for the barrel. . ■ Remember j the issue, will, be" decided by- a bare :■■■■ .■ .-majority; vote." ■ Une vote may win or tbse Prohibition—-and that vote may .be YOURS! \ "■■■■■■•'■■■ ■■■'■• . -."■■"■■■■■' , . _ ■ : j