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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17544, 10 April 1919, Page 4

ELECTORS. ......;. Don't Forget. It is the 'Trade' which is urging you no* to pay it£4,500 5 000 Compensation. "Why is it refusing the £4,500,000 ? Common seiise says there is only on© reason: — <■ Because it is sure it can get more at the General Election. ■ It expects £6,000,000 for Goodwill and £9,000,000 for Properties, under State Control,or £0,000.000 (tho annual liquor bill) for three years under Continuance. Show the "Trade" that it can't fool YOU. Vote Early To-day. FINAL WARNING. , s ' The Prohibition party does not cairn to have made no mistakes in this Liquor fight. It does claim not to have knowingly made any mis-statement. It regrets to need to point out that the Liquoi- party has been guilty of distinctly dishonourable tactics. What Dr. Valintine described as its "impudent use of my name" in the bogus proclamation about influenza —its deliberate cooking of the dab.c about the release of spirits in Great. Britain—its quotation of statements made nine years ago by Mr Massey and Sir Joseph Ward, that extra taxation wbuld follow Prohibition, as though they were made on the recent Licensing Actits deceptive use of the name of the Chief Justice and of the V.M.C.A.—-its flagrantly false figures about Maine (certified as false by the Editor of we "Dominion")—and its equally false statement about America having repudiated Prohibition by a majority of 250,000, BRAND IT AS ABSOLUTELY UNWORTHY OF BELIEF. Ifc is certain to publish other alarmist statements with some semblance of truth, but as false as the above—Such as cables from overseas, opinions of apparently or really eminftnt men,stateinents undated (nearly always old, but quoted as new), so-called financial statements, so-cailed testimony about the failure of Prohibition. ALL THESE, AND INDEED ANY MADE BY THE LIQUOR PARTY ELECTORS ARE WARNED NOT TO ACCEPT, unless they can verxfy. If the "Trade" advertises what it claims to be testimonies from Canad remem-ber-SIR ROBERT BORDEN, PRIME MINISTER OF THE DOMINION, S "Prohibition as a provincial measure has "been in force in eight out of nine provinces sufficiently long to realise and confirm the expectations of great benefits, moral, commercial find industrial, consequent on its enforcement." And the Governors and Premiers of individual States corroborate this testimony. THF ANSWER TO ALL MIS-STATEMENTS ABOUT AMERICA is that FORTY-FIVE OUT OF FORTY-EIGHT STATES HAVE DECLARED FOR PERMANENT PROHIBITION, after the State elections in November last had been fought on this issue. CAST YOUR VOTE FOR THE CHILDREN AND THE NATION.

A CARD. DR. H. D. ROBERTSON has commenced the practice of his Profession, at the late residence of Dr. rJ\ Wi!kin, 47 Ingestre Street. MR. W. A. PKOWSE, SURGEON DENTIST, AVENUE, Directly Opposite Paul's. Telephone 129. P.O. Box 231. T. H. BATTLE, F.N.21.1.A. ARCHITECT. ! VICTORIA AVENUE. % 'Phone 288. A CARD T)R. DOUGLAS WILSON has oom- ■*-' menced the practice of his. profession at 30 Wicksteed Street. SYMES AND ROBERTS, UNDERTAKERS. 144 VICTORIA AVENUE, Day Telephone 1179. Night 'phone 693: P. Syines, Caius Avenue, Gonville. Night, 'phone, 438 D; B. Roberts, Wilkie Street, Eastown.

Boys' Overcoats WE HAVE JUST OPENED UP Our New Winter Overcoats IN WARM TWEEDS AND COVERT COATINGS— and include the latest shapes and ideas —such as the Trench Coats made in exactly the same shape as the men's. TWEED COATS in D.B. and S.B. Shapes,and Raglan Sleeves. Juvenile Suits WE HAVE JUST OPENED UP OUR NEW SUITS — And they include the latest styles and designs. Our new WINTER HATS for Boys in Tweed and Gabardines we, are now showing. YOU WILL FIND OUR PRICKS RIGHT AND QUALITY THE BEST. The I Wanganui Clothing BOYS' CLOTHING SPECIALISTS, i 'Phone 883. P.O. Box 263. Second-hand Pianos - - In a great number of cases secondhand niauos turn out very dear bargains. ' Often they are simply patched up to sell and in a few years are worthless, and' insteari of being a pleasure axe a continual source of annoyance. Can YOU afford to run that risk ? Can YOU afford to lose your money ? TAKE OUR ADVICE—we have had 45 years' experience—and don't be tempted. Buy an absolutely new and fully guaranteed piano from COLLIER'S. and then you will be positively certain !of getting good value for your money. SELECT FROM EITHER A BRINSMEAD OR CHAPPELL These pianos, and our honest dealing, {have gained for us our enviable reputation. Collier's PJANO IMPORTERS WANGANUI.