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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 20, 1914

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

DO YOU KNOW—

That liquor-soaked men assassinated three of our presidents?

That jails are occupied, police courts kept busy, and criminals most numerous in "wet" towns?

That rust forms on the hinges of the jail, and grass grows in its path, and infrequently is heard the judge's sentence against criminality, in those places where prohibition has supplanted the "open" town?

That the inactivity and indifference of some accounts for the continuance of the liquor business at all?

That every friend of the cause should both vote and work?

Grass-grown path in front of a jail one year after the town went "dry"

HOW?

Make it your business to educate every one in your town to the benefits of prohibition, by means of the very best printed matter you can find on the subject. For $5.00, the cost perhaps of hiring a speaker for one evening, you can get enough literature to provide a town of 500 or more homes. The tracts and leaflets that follow are forceful and to the point.

Work for a clean town, improved conditions, and a prosperous community. Others have done it and won. You can do it. Will you?

Per 100 The Demons' Council, 8 pages...........................................$0.50 Prohibition or the Liquor Traffic — Which? 8 pages..................... .50 Story of a Dry Town, 4 pages.......................................... .25 Why Does the Saloon Exist? 16 pages.................................... 1.00 It Doesn't Pay, 16 pages............................................... 1.00 The Wine Industry and Prohibition, 16 pages............................ 1.00 For the Sake of the Other Man, 4 pages................................. .25 Dark Valley Railroad, a folder in two colors, and one of the most striking anti-liquor documents to be found.......................................... 1.50

PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING ASSN., Mountain View, Cal.