THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR.

White Ribbon, Volume 29, Issue 345, 18 March 1924, Page 10

THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR.

Ikh-.s jour neighbour belong to tl Union? 1 don't mean your neighbour in t] Biblical .sense, but just the wouJ next door. It she does belong, congratulations] you both. It's so much pleasant] going to the meetings with someone | talk to on the way; it makes them mo] interesting to have someone to ta] them over with. And you're sure ] Ik* more friendly, better neighbours, f] having the interest in common. Whether she persuaded you or yl persuaded her, it s a help to l>oth. If she doesn’t belong, can you til out why? And if she has no partirl lar reason against it, get her to join. If she "just hasn't thought about it ‘‘doesn’t think her vote matters,” yoi luck is in. for you have got the chan handy, next door, of doing your part winning next election. If we each w a vote, we are sure to get through tli time, you know. And starting to ti for a particular one now. you have good chance to make sure of he though time does go so quickly. I may tell you that if you can brin your neighbour to vote .for No Lice.is you are doing more than 1 can, I here's one member you are ahead ol for I live in a country road, wh»*r every woman’s vote is sure (if we a live till election). What would you do ir such a case Is your neighbourhood like It? If it is. what are we to do? \V< would not have been cut off from h»\H Ing in the war; we’ll feel pretty smal if we are out of this tight. Short o shifting house, what are we to do] KW really, with the all-ready spirit th< other side is showing in getting pro paganda out. it is time we were all a' work, if we are to have a big majority this time. So good luck to all you others \'hc have an undecided neighbour. (.jiiit* possibly her vc*e, if you win it. is jus' the one needed to carry us over the line. In case it is, do make sure of it All good luck to you! KATHERINE MERITOR.