Page 15 Advertisements Column 2

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 487, 17 October 1928, Page 15

Every Bachelor Knows This No one to place his slippers before his easy cliaii —no children's laughter to greet him at the door —but there's one outstanding advantage in being a bachelor. For the bachelor sends his shirts and collars to the laundry instead of having them go into the home washtub. They are professionally laundered —kept looking like new. We have special equipment for handling soft, semi-soft, or starched collars —and all the styles of shirts. Take a tip from the bachelor and send us vour shirts and collars this week. N.Z. Bagwash & Towel Supply Co. 64-66 FEDERAL STREET Phone 43-719.

I^7 UNEMPLOYED RELIEF & 7 Would you throw over2o,ooo Breadwinners out of Work ? MAKE no mistake, these people would not be absorbed in other industries. If they could, why do not those other industries absorb the present unemployed, nearly 5,000 in number—the majority of whom are able and willing to work? The “ Pussyfoots” don’t mind what the price of prohibition is as long as the other fellow pays. Prohibition hasn’t solved America’s great and growing problem of unemployment. The Prime Minister, Mr. Coates, speaking at Wellington on June 14th, 1928, referring to unemployment, stated, “We are five times better off than the United States of America, which claims to be the most prosperous country in the world.” ■DONT INCREASE UNEMPtOyMENTi Mnv Continuance