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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 17, 15 October 1918, Page 6

THE TORTURES OF TOOTHACHE. Some people endure the tortures _if toothache rather than go to tho Dentist. Time was when one hnu good rofisins for this procrastination., but not now-it the Dentist is AV. P. Somraerville. All his work is absolutely painless, whether it be fillings, extractions, or crowning. Moderate fees. Consult "Tho Careful Dentist," Moleswortli Street-Advt. For Children's Hacking Woods' Great Peppermint Curo(Tlie cable news in this issue accredited to the I-ondon "Times" has appeared in that journal, but only .where expressly staled is suoli news the editorial opinion of tuo "Timeß.") "Men will havo their vices/' say some. Therefore, the State should sell Alcohol to keep men. from Drug using or from social vice. Actual experience, howover, showe that Prohibition decreases drug using and vice. Judge Swanson, of British Columbia, says that "There has not been a roc-udescenco of drug-using as the opponents of Prohibition prophesied.' \7arieouver's Chief Constable says that It was thought by some that the abolition of (ho Bar would lead to the use of Drugs, but as far as Vancouver is concerned it has not bpen the ease, Referring to vice, most young peome go wrong under the influence of Alcohol And State Alcohol, served out to make profit and revenuo for the Governmenti will break down morality just as surely as does Alcohol sold under License.— Advt. Wools' Great Peppermint Cure, For Coughs and Cold*, uw fettft*