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-Sept.
NORMA SHEARER LESLIE • HOWARD
0 and 'JULIET'r ;+
,THE AiMORTAL SI1AK SPEAI,.EAN; DRAMA PRESENTED ON:.
THE SCREEN. INA MANN'ER WORTHY OF PRAT'
ALSU' `1'If•E :LOUIS I;RA'DDOCK "P1G%IT ,.
.(With ,l'arts In Slow W. Motion)
CHILDREN. UNDER 16 YEARS.OF AGE WILL NOT' BE A°D-
;WITTED TO THE SHOW. UN. T,IL FURTHER. NOTIFICATION.
ANDREW IL ROI;INSON
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yon •all.personall'•'during the' campaign;
but as the •time is lint'.';
hall not -be able to do.•»so, 7 , thereifor .'ta:e 'this meairs•
'ted, iS ,.n. . r ,:.. Y„ i ..i rt 'I'`atn- ti o5e
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vho1csal , "distributi+�n of beer;Parlors and. forcing .
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them': 'unnecessarily i:l,.not •illegrl,iy, on lila,ces .that Were tin et
The, Caniida•,Temper'itnee Act. ••
ss�t+ f car Act Opposed by Batty -of hts•.owsi col.
"' 2, Iris 'pa S f,e 'ti. .. , , , l .
rted'tascs fr'oni public to' separate •:scl sols..
lowers,- wltleh ch�,e I
,T Y's'. act he repettleclh, . After' hcvod-}sinking, public sc)obl;. )stip`
`e' + 'a i e trate school sup porters, to ivliom•he had?;;.
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m S, 17'E. lictiaycd p 1,. �,
• • how;ti4er given anther iirom'tse to do it in some either • way, G"att
Youtrust, him, iioI matter which , group you :•be1oilg: to,
at rti to»sari' lal'oui;• 1 ,art'• iii pgroemen't . with •
� ,.Elis � .t..idt. , . ..•_ .. •,
I-Tonourable' Hari Ro.ii»e:•that 1irl.ol.tr; haS the right to collective
r Y selection of it% oivii..association, I am,as
• bat'ttainml, .iitrl 'to •the 'so 1 .. •
a i, .., •._ iepburn, and I, :
much• opl osed' to la lessneas as the. Ioii. ., i i ,>
-wish to point out Kole' "'hat if Lew�ih , anti Lawlessness have.
made inroads in Ontario rt while Mr. I•Iepburn was Pr'enirer: 'rt'
- 'l liege• oremany, 'o.tliel things which l . ;hope to• discuss pubs'
lively with ,the. Electors. My desire is for o,, clean canrpaign, and
t, '�.II try .t.t •drake it so i'ti conclusion,: let me 'say that my
i,�i` �t1YSt g °i t wit;h ilio ritrini .'ea;innuliity, except for' thj'ee and"
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t 7s' 'ii :tbc. • aria . T have worked a • farm,
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rnti.tutue.;• to do s�'r 11d matter htti tlie',eluCtiatii. tUr'iis' •
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Yours siiicetely,
Andrew .E obrrson'
11111 IAL-COi SSI' li'V'A'l'1VE . CANDIDATE
W,EDD,1<'NG.E
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iss Olive Kilpatrick of Mafekirig, attended by ' Miss Ella Hunter, sister
1r, Fred{ Anderson of 'Auburn were .of the bridegroom,, who. was gowned
guests of • Mr. and Mrs. • Gordon Kirk -in black satin. with white trimmings'
land this 'week.and alsg, carried. crimson carnations ''
Miss, Elleda Hunter spent Sunday with :Fern. The bridegroom; was sup-;
'ttternoon.with: her friend,, Miss Hilda: ported by his: cousin,; William ,Taunter,
Reid of •Pine '(fiver. of Ashfield.•
Visitors with Mr. and Miss. Rctbt. Following the ceremony,..the bridal
Andrew over the week -end- were Mr:.party .eturne,d to the home of the;
and' Mrs Edmund Gardner and +Scot bride's,. parents, where a wedding
Montgomey of Windsor. and Ml and supper was served, .with the 'grand;
Mrs Silas Brush of Harron parents `and a few `Immediate rela-
' , Best wishes; are • extended .to the tines_ present. The table was centred.
ne"w1ytveds-y,Mrf and; ''Mrs . 'Elmer .with the Iarge, ',veddtng calve and; a
Wail, Mr, and Mrs Vernon Hunter, pretty color scheme of ,pink: and White I
AWL apd. 1 . I d and G 4.q.Or -,,X . - � osoi ,.7.1 . sr.�„"�.l�h a, .,.... .,e .» ,i F,•.
£Uig', 4ti"n'ra ituaerstrrt yr -Viii a.Ucn0It''sti•eamers 'Ih�p en iii house was' ai ""
spent a few days; dist week with Mr •;,pr ofus an of =flog ers, In the evbning I.
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pd MTS.. Fred Anderson:. " • ° .' a reception . yra, held at the. • bride's
'Week -end' visitors with Mr. an h
, orne `' the .guests' numbering about' 55
Mrs W. T • Gardner•. were` Mr. anis bang' :received by the bride`s mother) i .
NIrs. J'oe, Freeman and family of Lees.,
f" lac •:cr ' h
r ow o k e wit
whowoeag n„ b pe
'. u'rn, Mrs.. Andrew McKague and ' tri nmin10;1.!
a
., cut . velvet.,.. _ . g and. , corsage` .
.daughter"Jean;,. Messrs...)}"m, ;Ken and boo ret of'''' napdragon : i Miss` 'Ella "
,Jack Mcha ue ;of •Teeswate; Mr, § '
° a ,• g 'nter rrn Flier bridesnrat � n "of'
c .f r .Gardo'i: ii:iti......, ?Wil Y, , ,••,.4i .w
and Mrs. D,avid,. Rit,h_e,�.M.. 4 black 'satin"with- white' and. 4i•!) corsa e.'
and Misses Jean and Florence Ritchie•
of •Teeswater, of snapdragons,; 'received. 'with, . her.
f Teesose attending Lucknow High,' The ,evening was pleasantly spent
School this week from 'Zion include, with social intercourse; music and
S is KathleenGibson Lorna' heed' `songs :, with ,. guitar apient of»
Misses ,,,
Kathleen_ ' Gardner Nllen'°• Andrews The. iful was the recipient of
Messrs: Lane 'Gardner, Eldon Ritchie' beauti f 1 and teeuab'e gifts, expres
•'ind' Jimmie. Hunters s ve o the: ea , m 'n which she is
Miss "Elleda . Hunter began. her held. Guests vi :G present frim Ton,
duties- as teacher at Union; S: •S. l?o: Ambe leci{and� other.rl lass. Mr, and
14, . Waw,anosh .on,'1'ti Y p, M . n
y• •Mi s..hiunter •' left: later•' 'by •motor, 1.
Mr and Mrs. Gordon:. Kirkland and amid the good wishes of all, and "af ;,
.Mr., and. Mrs:.Isaac Andrew,;. visited
�Ir, .and Mis.• S. J. Kilpatrick • of • 'ter a ;short honeython spent at Nia
mafeking: on Sunday. .;. para •FalIs 'and other :places, will re4.•
• Mr. and: Mrs. Will Ross and Audrey' side oh the," bridegroom •s farm; Sixth
Louise • ,Of Lochalsh, visited.; Zion •Concession, Kinloss township For
fr end. ,on , Sunday. travelling the bride' donned a navy
Mr. and Mrs: Bruce•Holland .of,
sheer :triple `hI epe witli matching..ac-
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;;linton,. visited•'. Mr. and 7 Mrs. Sani cesseries•
apid. on Sunday:ii
Serdfces were resumed' on the Ash= i1!RI.tIAGE ANNOUNCED`
I. Patton, who with' his family `have BOYlE-_McCAFFIERY.
risen vacationing for the past month' Mr. and +Mrs. M..'J. McCaffery.,of:
`at-Sauble- Beach, in -charge. ; • -—1-Dgtton, Ont. wish`': -to announ a the
Mr, and Mrs. WM. Fisher .of: Luck 'marriage of . their daughter, Marion'
now, viwere'.guests on Sunday with' Mr4 Lucille,' to Mr.. Harry J. Boyle.: of
Lind . Mrs. : Henry Gardner. , Wingham, son'.' of Mr.:'and -Mrs. W. A.
Boyle, of St:` Augustine. The wedding
'Bill "Your'car..'is at the ddor, Dor-''ceremony was'. performed by the•Rev-
othy Ierend.:'Father ., Donov .n, at St,: Peter's •
:poroth.: I3ow` doyou 'know?. . • '.°Cathedral, ;:London, .on January..:4th,
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:field Circuit on Sunday,: With Rev.' W.
Ihl,1;I'h'eartlui'oekrrrg ";:
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ut on ` t. turn,�bckr`�•
h at. the :b •
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ver yard
Bl
0 1 evue yesy I Imo*. But ' -why don t pe pe: er • earn from •;
experience!'. -
Brown suit: We've never' tried exactly this beverage room system before
Blue suit:: No, but it's theagitators and the people wlio.,beNlieve thein: • .
without knowing,the facts who never seem to learn. Look back; and.
you'll see �that .prohibition, has -never worked .'.. it hats always caused,
evils' greater.tthan the. ones it sought; to correct.
ut-thingsaren;t. perfect now?
Brotvn:8uu :'..Perhaps, b
u ; s are a feweo le who o to extremes'. But just
Blue°sots:. Of cn t?ae there , p,p , . ...g t . •, Y ,, ] •
because of'that.we don',t have to turn�right.baek..utto, the hands of. •
the 'bootleggers!, People are going to drink,'you know. And' the way'
to get moderation, is, to make the drinking of small, quantities of..
mildly, stimulating''beveragesfboth legal and public!- •
whitabout these eo le who don't, know. when to sto ?';' '
'Bt+own suit:, But'P �P . P
Suit: Laiuis won't chin e•these people. Rut in time Blue . g P P . • e education will
reduce their'. number, stop young people growing up in their foot-» •
steps. That's why I'say, look back at1iistory but. don't turn back
'and' make all these mistakes over again. And that's' why I 'say '. .
the 'Brewing' Industry 'is; doing a fine thing in urging true temperance •
eduucationl ,
'411 This advertisement is inserted by the Brewing'
Indu'etry in iliac. ntereat of a better public under-
' stand nry'of • certain"daapecta of th'e. problihna of , •'
tempetance and•local option
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OLD ' MAN ONTARIO .speaks 'Mr 'the, great mass,' of our.
citizens'' when he..says, "Thank you, Mitch"
• Only too well he remembers -the.' sorry plight `into which bad •
government had brought: this great .province.,,three, years ', ago:
`Spendthrift rpoliticians . were dragging ,Us. . deeper: and. deeper •
into debt.;' Their millionaire: friends'were being allowed to fleece
the public treasury!; 'Every'; department;. of the- public services
was honeycombed.with an army`'of . hangers -oh
' It was- thenthe people turned to Hepburn in the hope he
could and would carry out the: promises he made • - Perhaps
skeptics -may have attributed some of his promises' to youthful.
enthusiasm -7 . but Hepburn kept hisword he'sl Ontario's Man
'of Action:
Today Honourable Mitchell ` F H'epp" b -urn": submits `the most
successful, record, 'any' Ontario -Prink. Minister ever presented
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,before .eke bar._of public opinion.
Hepburn Earns. the Gratitude
of •••the 'Electorate
E has earned the thanks of 'practically .every . Man, .woman.
and child the province.
Wealthy beneficiaries -of' estates Which', had been; allowed to -
W y be c
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ulct the " province to the tune of.22 million dollars will n
mot
thank ;him for recoveringthat huge sum—but" nearly everybody •
-:else will;
Timber ,Profiteers' rue the daon which Hepburn came:to
.p y ,. , P
' (.4i , ` people of the North'- jWhen :they
Queen. s Park—but thep p.rejoiceWhen Y
»» se i 'u tries s rin in upand old 'ones�•revivin .
see large new, i,nd s ••, p , g , g , " ' • , S
,he oin Old.;lv a . Ontario in his enthusiasm for the ending of
unemployment' min the,- . mber ,area 'and :for turning- George -
Henry's
l' ..._ 4 �
: deficits into surpluses, '
if, BBusiness may ' not 'be singing Hepburn •'s .praises -- but
the cotinmon people the fact that eo le .a e . saved them.
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millions in :intertest rates. ' N
He furn SaV
eS.
.Hydrodro
IF
the roe,lec' power baron'shad a vote
m Ont
arios
it
woo
ld
certainly'not go. to Hepburn butwOn�ario knows that the
'6overlinent's Hdro 'policy not onl • saved thls
great enterprise
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u' that. it'>has a read saved over four liill'it�n dollars
Trona. ruin, but „ � y
to Hydro users, and:' thenew contracts will, :eventually efiect total!
savings•to- the province of over.six million dollars a year.
Profiteers frons the !liquor toll gate that Hepburn: promised
to•abolish will'not be on his side -.but the p' ople, approve his,
prohibition; of the sale .o£,liquor in restaurantswhich .'che -Henry
Government would have .permitted; ',,„
ep.bu+rn Prod.es to., be
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a .e�;s F��end ,• .
HAT °"Thank�. _• Mitch" divers -A wide range• public cY .
services, administered, with .'efciencY and- economy
: .
hitherto unknown
It says
"Thanks" for the' lessening. of murilcipa1 burdens -=that mill tin
ttlse talc rate, the _increase_in: toy; rship, road-subsie s,.:tl e,.assurnp
tion' and increase' of Mothers'`Allowences.and, tE, assumption of .•
Old Age Pensions ,
"Thanks" for the; abolition of :the amuseme' r tax: •
"Thanks" for: preventing; the: ' exploitatioc.i of Jabhur by,,
riotous aliens:. .
"Thanks" for; the advanced',labour legisla:ion, such,.a
industrial. standard codes, i:f -e tendinp niini'num vac laws to
in, en, and se.ttin' u ' a- tribunal to ensure a s t:, re deal to , em- •
i a "ard
and Labour Bo
' In
du' industry an
hi' new s
ployees� and employers. , T s.
Y,
has:', already, Justified Fits, ,creation by 'effecting ,settleirients. in
r" tandin ._
rte' of long s
1 dispute's 'vera
se g'. •,
g
- 'ex of our h1 h�
. .`"Thanks" for•the modernizitx and C�CensiEi>< o u
motin ' tourist.. trade. a gr Ater' scale• than
ways,, and.. for pro � g ,
,ever,before. -
''Thanks" .for , the, improvement ent in . the:
preventive .measures for , the health of the
people, 'and. for the better care of the ';sick;
physical add, mental, ' •
'Thanks"'for 'the ro ,re
ssr' of 'education
in Ontario .and for assumin • the costs. of
examination fees. • -
' "Thanks"- for the advancement of every;
Department within the ,jurisdiction :.of a: Pro ,
v'incial Government: •
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• $ mbar of . a t'atef of pt:c�p , O M
Y .g •
intiris Speaks 'forthe reit mass, tf o
t
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Citizens when he says,: Carry On, Htpbngn",r
Those.. Who Are'
E,ititied To i /,,ote "
Every British sub•e"ctc'21
)ears of •tl;e,.: it'd resident •
in Ontario since bctober`
6, 1936,, is entitled to":Vote.
at ch fortihcoming etec-
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i n but the name must
to
boon the'i'oters'
i1 vote 'fo'r the 1:iberal
cttndid,uemon°•October Gth
• k the. practical way the
Ontario elector c:t•n joi'n in
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the. ni:in<lau, CAI2R1'•
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