LEAFLETS THAT APPEAL

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Sep 1, 1914

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 41, No. 34.

LEAFLETS THAT APPEAL

The following leaflets are filled with facts, statistics, and experiences that appeal to the indifferent or even the enemy of this temperance movement that is now sweeping the land. They are selling by the hundreds of thousands. Help in passing them along.

The Wine Industry and Prohibition

An answer to the claim that the California grape industry would be ruined and 170,000 acres of land made barren by prohibition. Sixteen pages. Price, $1.00 a hundred.

Story of a Dry Town

A four-page leaflet, containing a graphic story of a town as it was with seven saloons, and the results two years after the saloons were closed. Price, 25 cents a hundred.

Why Does the Saloon Exist?

The physical, social, industrial, and personal rights aspects of the liquor business are dealt with in this tract. It is one of the strongest documents produced in favor of prohibition. Price, $1.00 a hundred.

Prohibition or the Liquor Traffic — Which?

Tremendous arraignments of the liquor dealers by the opponents of prohibition. Price, 50 cents a hundred.

For the Sake of the Other Man

A stirring, heart-to-heart appeal to the man who, having no personal interest in the cause of temperance, neglects to let his light shine before others. Written by John G. Woolley. Price, 25 cents a hundred.

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