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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 439, 22 October 1908, Page 3

WOLFE’S. SOU NA BPS stands preeminent among stimulants and curdials. For continuation of Reading Matter see page 4. JpUBLIC HALL, FOXTON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24th. Return of the favourite ELTON COMEDY AND PICTURE CO. Bellringing, Mirth, Melody and Pictures. GRACE ELTON, the versatile Actress and Musician. FRED ELTON, the popular Comedian, Dancer and Whistler. Latest Pictures. Don’t miss .“LURED TO LONDON.’’ Popular prices, 3s ; 2s ; is. Box plan at Levett’s. J. Logan, touring manager. Matinee, Saturday afternoon. Children admitted to all parts for 6d. JpUBLIC HALL FOXTON. NOVEMBER 2nd & 3rd. THE FOXTON BELLRINGERS AND BAI.LV HOOI.HV BOYS. SECOND CONCERT. An entirely new and novel entertainment. Full particulars in future issue. Prices 3s, 2s and is. MANAWATU Sl WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL SHOW & INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB SHOW. Palmerston North. NOVEMBER 4th, sth and Oth, 1908. PRIZES OFFERED:—£I7OO. Challenge Cups and Medals. All Entries excepting Live Stock close on October Oth, 1908. All Live Stock close October Kith. Free copy of Prize List from J. C. LANE, Secretary. CHALLENGE THESE STATEMENTS ! rjNHE opponents of No-License L who dare not come out into the open, are spreading baseless reports of what dire financial calamity will happen to Foxton if No-License is carried. WHAT ARE THE FACTS ? Foxton spends annually in liquor, at the lowest computation, ,£75,000. The Borough gets back in revenue ... ... ,£l6B ! Who gets the balance ? Perhaps the tied house magnates will answer this question ! MEN AND AVOMEN, What can you show in return for this enormous annual expenditure ? Don’t you think your money could be spent to better advantage in groceries, clothing, boots and shoes, installing gas, or to assist in purchasing a home of your own ? THINK THE MATTER OA r ER ! And don’t be influenced by the illogical arguments and foolish statements made by the the “Trade.” YOU SPEND £7.'>oo TO GET BACK £H!B And plenty of sore-head and misery to others. Don’t you think it’s about time you woke up and voted the Liquor out ? RISE IN RATES And depreciation of property if No-License is carried, is the cry of the “Trade,” with tears in its voice, but did it ever remind you of the money Foxton wastes by pouring poison down its throat, and getting nothing in return ? The rise in rates is a bogey. REMEMBER! You do not close the hotels by voting No-License. Y r ou only stop the sale of Liquor on those premises, which will be utilised for the accommodation of travellers, and not merely as drinking shops, OTE FOR FOXTON’S PROSPERITY BY STRIKING OUT THE TOP LINE.