Listen! by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 3, 1914

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 41, No. 43.

"Listen!"

By Editor

Ain't I a dandy? Would you not be proud to call me father, or son, or brother? O, you needn't laugh at my rags and poverty! If these prohibition folks don't vote the saloon out of business pretty soon, your boy may be among the thousands of recruits to the drunkards of to-morrow."

DUTY CALLS

Not only must you vote for prohibition, but you should work for it too. You don't have to mount the lecture platform, nor is it necessary to stand on the street corner and argue and wrangle with the "wets." But you can do something, and it will be quite as effective. Get some right-to-the-point prohibition literature, and place it in the hands of your neighbors. We know of nothing better to recommend than the little documents that follow:

THEY APPEAL

The Wine Industry and Prohibition 16 pages; $1.00 a hundred Story of a Dry Town 4 pages; 25c a hundred Why Does the Saloon Exist? 16 pages; $1.00 a hundred Prohibition or the Liquor Traffic—Which? 8 pages; 50c a hundred For the Sake of the Other Man 4 pages; 25c a hundred It Doesn't Pay 16 pages; $1.00 a hundred

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