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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 165, 7 April 1919, Page 9

PROHIBITION ALWAYS MEANS REDUCED COST OF LIVING. The second financial-year in Manitoba under prohibition has just ended, and the Minister of Finance gave the Assembly rather, an unique Budcot speech the other diiy. His financial statement was the second one compiled since prohibition was carried. Every column tells the same slory of healthy, development, extended enterprise,- and all-round go.iilieadness. Modern electric power for factory, farm, workshop, find home, telenlione Extensions, new agricultural colleges and demonstration farms, new roads, and national apparatus for national well-boring were among the works successfully financed throughout the year. Over and above Ihis'gisranlic expenditure the Budget Statement shows a grand surplus of 34.20u,000 dollars (.£O,IOO/00). Tho increase of assets- over the assets of the previous v(\ir are 4,500,01)0 dollars (a shade umfor =£1,000,000). These are the works that will help repatriation. ,-\ vote for prohibition is a vote for reduced cost of living. A vote for prohibition Un vole for prosperity, home, fresh avenues of employment, hijrhci , n»fs, shorter hours, a higher standard of living, and increased comfort, health, «nd prosperity all round. Vote for tho child and- the nation on Thursday.—Advt.