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Oct. 24 Oct. 25 Oct. 27 at 3 o'clock Sharp THURSDAY—"The Demand of the People ,, Chairman: Hon. GEO. FOWLDS, C.B.E, Speakers: L. M. ISITT, MR,. A. S. ADAMS, R. S. GRAY Organ Recital by Mr. H. TEMPLE WHITE, 7-30 to 8 p.m. j FRIDAY-'The Voice of Canada" ' " ■ ;"'" Chairman: GEO. BELL, .M.R of British Columbia Legislature Speakers: G. W. FORTUNE, JAMES SIMPSON ; SUNDAY-" The Challenge of the Church" ..■.:. Chairman s Rev. Wi FANCQURT, Vicar of St. Thomas's Speakers: Revs. R. E. DA VIES, M.A., of Dunedin; J. J. NORTH, of Chnstchurch; W. A. SINCLAIR,, of New Plymouth. United Choirs led by Mr. H. TEMPLE WHITE ;_: :_.../.'. | •The Petition Campaign is over. The Poll Campaign will now be launched. Parliament will quickly consider the question. AH the evidence points to i ■I ■ ■ , ■ ' ' " .' ■■■;'••■-■' "."••• ?' " T Make these Meetings a Unique Demonstration in favour of '_ „——THAT..- ___— •■ • -. / Read what the 1915 Year Book of the United States Brewers , Association says: "Just as a system of credit tends to make people extravagant, to outrun their income, squander their capital, and become bankrupt, so resort to Alcohol tends to make a man expend more than the rightful amount of physical or mental energy, to draw upon his reserve and BECOME FINALLY BANKRUPT IN BODY, MIND AND ESTATE." . HrUl! i&TnOfl.O. &* e Lift ........ a