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New Zealand has a reputation as a lender in progressive measures. Just now she is fncinpr the Liquor question. State , Control in Sweden, South Carolina, and Saskatchewan has failed and has been voted out by the people. Nowhere lias this policy succeeded. Experiments with Prohibition in nine Provinces in Canada and in twenty-eight States of the American 'Republic have all succeeded. The rislit road is abundantly clear. But Cannda will not be entirely Dry till May 1 next. It will be July 1 ot 1919 before all America is dry. New Zealand can yet lead in Prohibition progressiveness, and prove the first nation in the World to reach the goal. Why not have it in operation by January 1 next year?— Advt. For Children's Hacking Cough, Woods' Great Peppermint .Cure ,