The Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-09-23, Page 5THURSDhY, . SEPTEMBER 23,, 1947
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THE DUGKNOW SENT,I it,t •
IN MY LETTER LAST • WEEK;, I ENUMERATED SEV
ACRAL ACTS• OF THE GOVERNMENT 'WHICH'" HAVE' -RE-.
SULTED IN *HUNDREDS OF • THOUSANDS•. OF '. DOLLARS
• SAVING :TO THE ;TAXPAYERS OPTHIS RIDING; I WOULD:
NOW. LIKE TO ' GIVE YOU IN' ;ACTUAL' FIGURES SOME OF
THE SAVINGS EFFECTED.•
alone; theassum tion b -' the .Government:
In Huron,county P �•
't . county
the;
of
hasrelieved e
� ,
of: tha total cost ' of highways. ,, , ,.,s
e of$70,000* during. the •.last three years. At the begin
.yaym nt ,..
thetotal' cost.
.sung- of this fiscal'. ear the, Government .assumed ,,
'• a
of 'Old Age Pensions, and M'othersCAllowances •which .meant_,
saving the count of $34,800.: , •
in to.t e Y
'•. reduction
o
f• Urban Hydro.r
rates
saved
aved
consu
m.
ers
$4
2,
=
000 dur�n the.lasthree /ears: hesaving iservie chargessto
rural consumers amounted to $19,000. The reductionof 25%in
`
' commercial 'vehicles,saved the People of, this county'
fees for ,
arin the •resent year., The abolishing of the''amuse-
:.$6,800. daring . , P ,. „.
Theelimination of.ex-_
6800 .based' on 1936). -: .
„sent taxsaved $ . t
I
i fee h'as:"s saved $7,800 'during the lastthree years.: A.
yam n�ct;ofi s a .$
Paving of $38,710 will be effected by the . reduction of $5 'fin' pa=
•sen
er car. license
fees.. ,
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COUNTY OF: R
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LOWS
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Highways 2000 (over
- 3
.
Yaars
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Old Age Pensions 300 thi yearolY.
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only) Mothers Allowances.• • $16,000 .(this yearo y) ,-`"'
0.
, � - 500 •'
:Urban, 'Ifydro . $4
Rural' Consumers, ' $ 3,650
RR, eduction„ in Commercial Motor
elifole EeeL 6
t �.
Eli motion. of Amusement Tax - .,,, $1,71)0
''Elimination of' Examination.fees �.. $10,000 (over 3 :years)
Passenger Car ; Licenses • .,..-. $38,000. (effective Oct 1)
The •10.% on'grants to� township roads 'expenditure ;will,„he
• welcome. news' to township: councils, This grant will; be based
on the amount spent this year and will be available in 1938.
Added-totall this is -the one�iniU_SUbaidy_which. will result
in a I saving, `appearing. on. the 'tax bills -this; fall of $40,000 •;'in'"'
Huron,-' and $29,000• in 'Bruce This .subsidy, which is! •based on
local; assessments, will',amount.to $29,000 in this .riding of Huron
-Brace;. alone, and results in factual cash reduction ie , the
amount of your '•tax. bill. This is the only.subsidy ever paid; to
`;municipality by any Government in.the.Dominion of Canada,,.
,and these;' are not•all the Savings :'affected •by the Hepburn Gov-
ernment.
. This has been called an election' bribe but you will• find
. is, all'; intimated in: the budget speech of` last March,:and. Mr
IIHepburn is only. keeping: his promises. c The `•question' has ' been
asked •by ,'the 'leader - of the :opposition "'Where''.. is this money •
coming.' from?" The „question is.easily .answered The: Provincial,
,;•Income•Tax•' which :replaces the 'former. Municipal Income ''Tax,
brings: in :millions;of dollars' a year and', another source of rev:•
. enue. which should:lave: been collected , by former governments,
the' amount received ,has been over double the • largest amount
collected in any :other year. '
' Further, the refunding of maturing loans: ° at low• rates of
•interest h'as saved matey"millions:' of •dollars a •year. Au this
:new: :revenue coupled with: an .economical government'has-•-en
*bled- Mr ,Hepburn to 'bal.incc ' his budget. '• T '
:,ASR -'YOU'RSEL'F W`l'iERE AN'Y NE•W T -AX HAAS BEEN
IMPOSED TO ENABLE THESE THINGS TO' BE DONE, AND:
YOU WILL .FIND. THAT'. INSTEAD OF NEW ,TAXATION
. -YOU HAVE GOT.' ;A REDUCTION •IN- TAX BILLS, •AND
TAXES ON';•EVERY HAND. ANY .. GOVERNMENT' .WITH
THIS RECORD. •RESER. S YOUR SUPPORT.
Your: Faithfully,
EUGENE MARTIN, AGENT FOR
By RTS
LIBERAL M. L;A-: FOR
It'.:'iso „nine .scrim:.
to
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111.
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On wet days and snowy, days, on
days when: there is so' much- House-,
work to be done, on". days When -you
aren't fee 'ing up to scratch yourself oir,
whien one: of the youngsters is , ailing,
it's: great to be 'able to shop,•by, tole
phone.. And on fiiie days'too, and when
everything d80 is going 'tight, 'it eaves ..
an
you en
traipsing girdles amount • of 'tiresome
:
.
• ound. Make the telephone
'soca„ market baelcetLr : 1 •
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Effective 'SUNDAY•
September 26th; 1937
Fti11 Information from .Agents:.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
On . September 7, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry -Pinnell Invited ' their •friendir•
and neighbors °to attend their. Golden.
Wedding^ .,..After a. very enjoyable,
went. home in .the
wee `small hours, Wishing Mr,.: and
!Mrs. Pinnell many more happy wedgy.
'ded' ears.,
Mr. Will McPherson„ ',who. is in
Wingham hospital, :is not doing as
well as his .friends. ,and: neighbors•
would like. • • •
• On' Thursday* evening friends and
' neighbors`, of 'Mr. and, Mrs. 1 Elmer
Wall gathered together and ,present-
ed' them' with a 'purse :and .welcomed
Mrs.: Wall; to• our -neighborhood.
Miss Verna • Wall. of Kincardine,
spent the week -end at her home, con
+Y' Mrs. Walter Hod ins. who. has been
gins.
under:; the do tot's care, has'`,"gone
ri erator� .Su lies Company,. .
e P
of al
R oh
u PP tris i
for, on Inte
a g a
p T a u 1 t
h Mrs., _ :. 25 an with her daughter. M. y , p , . d • i iar frig she th
her retarn. to Galt. . Limited, a Kelvinator subs d y,• a Machine„
• a • appointed its Gen-'l.lowing Match and rra h : Y
- Mrs . .Basil ,Thompson and . 1i'Irs. , Mr. Dawson w s , Pp.. nde .
Jno. Taylor, spent a. few,days- w.ith eral Manager. This operation' has ex- Demonstration, 'held each . yearu • r
a ed quickly that it hat re -auspices; of the Ontario Plow-
their': mother, .Mrs::'; Walter;:Hodgms.. p rid , so q Y 'thine. ,,the ..,
changein .the quired ;more, and. more of ..his time. • ;•
There remains:. hale „men • _Association.
Hs a oin merit • as director of °ser.
rs. ' H'od ins who s PP.. t
cond tion ' of, M Joe Darin the, :four-day ,meet,': over
vice' will permit hiiia to 'devote this g
has
t 11P
ser- t compass.:
s enc•`Sunda ' with his: mother, • Mrs., a' supervisory position With the l,us from' every .point of he p
P Y wherehi .; ex er-
• : :.. . , , .. .f •, _ :'':vice :department, s P ._"" ,. ., : , ' 1e • arrange...,
and loom to
Walter Hodgins... Extensive ,P g .
and :knowled • can: be • put to
ca fence n knowledge
' � -i•
.b}ia spending. , ::.
•::,_•,tu rt s ,
• Mrs: Chas.'' list.
,,• • .,a ion
constant idents: are being m de. bY. a ,g
fewdays with her', paten s, Mr. anal cons n use. .
co mittees
` c l n �o ►.. m _
• This -issue af�--�Kel;vinator: •1n-Can,-.-of.lo a ,.,..a d.,.,.p ,�Uutc al_•.-, T�. _._ ..
aw� r
'Mrs: ' awksh
'M H
being
„ �every.fasilt . is
r
Sil-• to :'ensu e that Y
'star :.of S 1
attic picture 'ada',"..carried "
daalso a
c enzie MissP
Mrs: Ilan K
Mr. and s M ,
M. M
come etc
to take 1
I'organised1t
t ro er P
ice c.c branch new properly
ry d"� no P
ve oo s LG w
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Thos. ' MacDonald Hazel F
uman
Mrs. T
,
and Margaret, visited�•.Mr. and.' Mrs. cream •; truck, .equipped, with,; Kelvin= care of this • trsYriiendous;�.influx' . of
g
at.or-Koid 'Holrl . refrigerator._ visitors...
Earl' Hodgins recently.•,
Alex '•Dawsoi1Promoted
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By ;K°ely n tor; Company
Son Of J. r Dawson''Of•Kinloss, Be',
coines Director Of Service ,Of Ke1-'
vinator Company—Joined. Firm:,In.
.1926.. I
Of local interest is the announce-
menti. of''' new' appointments, by the,
Kelvinator Company,' because.. F , A.
M. (Alex), Dawson receives arotno
'tion to, the office• of. Director` of Ser-
vice
r Dawson a.s a son of Mr• and.
x..tea .: tid -
anno�itic)rb the" appointments, the'
fohowng article appeared, in "Kel .:'
vinator In , ,Canada" „ p:.,
Alex Dawson, : director of service;
is:a 'Ke'lvinator: veteran. ;M.His o first.
ja!i with , li;elvinator • was that . of
field service man in, 1926 and
H'e was ;them brought. ;to ;then, factory
in' charge of 'the, Order' Dept.,; where',
his energetic. personality' became fa
miller to all dealers: In, 1'932 he wa's'
'appointed service mariager, with the -
task of'. organizing KeIvinator .ser-•
:vice in 'factory and field: lie accom
,plished this' with,'a, farce of, trained
field service men and instructors who
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GOQD ' FRID.AY AIR :.. ,. SATURDAY . :
'his .yertificate ls.. Worth $2.31
ce t' eat 69c entitles the bearer 'toof ..our. Genuine indestructible 33.'
:This r lfi a •and Visible
. , . one ,. it VACUUM ,FILLER �
CKLESS. FOUNTAIN PENS, Visible, Ink,Supply. You See the -1nk,, A lifetime, guarantee with each pen. ' •
It `'TLi :1E7 = iffy={�1�7 • • - : r=r� r . ,�. �.. ,
O t , n`.canwrite for, Thies
Tisis, peri holds 200% more ,ink than :any;'ordma�y; fountain pen, on the Market ton,' •
• Month "-Fil1in' !s No• re air Bills!, N o 'Pressure;Bar! Every pen ,tested' and ,• guaranteed to'be,un •
.. ;s _ on One •, , g . , ....P
:• .breakable, •for life. , Get 'ours N•ow.':•THY. ': PEN GIVEN' FREE; ;if you.. can buy One in . the: city for' lei :.
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; THREE EE •DOLLA S1 This, certificate' 'good. only while advertismg sale is on
',than . H E , , .& g
Also" 1.00 ' and .si:550 ficils to. Match'' Above; Pens,. 39c.
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:•� � K M„ , DRUG' ' STORE' , •Luckno�r n{�
Introductory OIfer—This Pen*, Will :be $3.00. After Sale .
LIMIT:::
,3'Pens.:,to
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Eacht''
Certificate
.AUR
6e. Extra
For ,Hail
;Orders:
school throu 'hout the I
Iheld service schools s ,. g; . . INTERNATIONAL PLOWING .
Dominion, making it . p sesble fen]
MAT.GH ' AT •FERGUS T1315 FEAR.
f ctor tan.
dealer to haver• a.. Y
e
v
e e
ed man. op his staff. Kelvinator , ser- .-'
vice became adniittedlg. the, :finest in Fergus, from ••Oct. 12th: • to 15th,
m
anada
C will 'un t its epulation' • .from'
"•. ap'-'
I P
with° the -forming over 100 00 .dur-.
Earl . in ..1937, roir'matel 3 000. •to,._ ..
Y.P 1 y ,
for' some time 'Hodgins
been quite i ,
n eessar .time' as well as to' retain. 25;0b0 'motor cars `will pour into'Fer
Mr, .Harry Hodgins , of. Toronto, e, X
Presbyterian•.' Guild
The',meeting . Monday evening was
1?
in charge of -the presidents, with the
new president. L• eonard McLeod ¢in
e
the chair, The , meo errd
Meeting by
singing psalm; 89, *followed by the
scripture. reading ..by' Norah' Jewitt.
The . Lord's prayer was repeated and
hymn =399 sung.;, Mr. .'McDonald gave
'en address. The ;musical'numbers.
were .a. pians. ,instrumental' by Don=
alda McCallum and a trio by Peggji
Marion *rid Helen.MacDonald.` Hymn
wassung
571
: 'a Mr. , MacDonald
and d
closed .the meeting with prayer. •
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Officers for :• 1937-$ Presd°ent, Le o.-
nard ':McLeod; vie -Pres,,: Stelia Stew-
ard. MarionJohnston`
ard; 2nd• vice es.; ,
3rd vice-pres ,' Norxnan,.,'raylor; •sec.'
x
audi Fisiie
T O r
r e „ter •: 1VI e ,
'a `d 'press n p P.
I eD.onald �pianist,
r�r e e M
treasurer, n.
H
a a Don-
Mrs Dr. Fowler ass.pi nit,
alda MacCallum; membership,
con-
'IN.TL,RS, NovfrIATl ` .
Mr. *Cyril' O'Keefe, son oelfr, and'.
Mrs. Con.' O'Keefe, of :Kintail, left
last week }to enter. the Jesuit - Novi-
tiate,
'ovi
tia 'n Guelph.; congratulate*
� t ue
coot' his noble calling' and ' on
°hi ' couraandren t i bidding
is ge st g,h n. d a •.
farewell too, his -earthly home and lov
ahim p
e .ones n wish. ever suc-
cess,
dwe.
cess, .peace .and happiness, which we.
reel 'sure'swill with him
. be even,, in •
this ':life. His • older .brother, Tkeietas..
joined. theJesuits years e is seven r o:
y a[„
=-Kin br idge News. , . .•
vener Jessie Henderson, 'niissioai ' :, • •
con. K therin McDou all:,, ueica
,. Katherine B >n 1. '.,
convener;e Horace' Aitchison,.' social-- •
o ram .Gladys , McDonald,
lun
bMrs 'GordonFisher; flower, Verna
Steward devotiona1 Greta a P
-
bell; literary, Mr. Calvert.
HEPBURN
the Tax -Payer's
oQoven Friend
eturn Him as PREMIER
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ODAY you, have reason ' to .rejoice that you ' voted
�I�enry out and Hepburn in. The Hepburn .adalinistra
tion has replaced mismanagement. with, good- manage,
anent, extravagance with' economy. It has replaced the
unbalanced. bled et'with. a balanced budget, changed the
chronic yearly..deficit to ; a surplus of over 9 million dol-
lars. it has relieved the drain:' and.: strain ' on, taxpayers' .;'
pocketbooks in many ways In thejear _ that ended
March 31st, 1937, .' it reduced Ontario's gross debt by
$33,098,165.39.
'ow M awe prof iter
e burn's PoliFies
Grant, equal to one mill on the dollar, from the 'Prov
incee' to every Municipality; has relieved Municipal :
taxpayers fo the extent of $3,006,000. .
Cancellation of the amusement tax will save patrons of
the theatre, sports and other amusements $3,000,000 'a
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year. . .
Ontario 'is granting a,$5, a
reduction in- Motor C rates:;
,
that • will. save motorists, ' $2,500,000 .year. a :
The, Province has, cancelled the: 2R per cent. levy • for,
merly, , made Upon° the Counties toward the cost of
King's Highways, ,a saving 'toeMunicipalities of over,
$2,700,0:00 to' date,, and a, further saving this year of
.2,000,000. •
Township Road subsidy Was increased increased to 50 per :cent,..
a saving to•townships of $400,000 per ' year.
_ntire'cost of Mothers' Allowanceswas assumed by the :':
Province, a : saving .to the 'Min ci ai Taxpayers . of ,, over...
$2,i00,000 ,a year:
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Municipalities' share 9-101d Age' Pensions was taken
over by the 'Province, saving over $1,000,000 a yeah.
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Payment ' of Pensions tb `the Blind of $300,000.'::
Abolition of the: Students', •examination ' fees of $170,000
is another worth -while saving that Mothers and Fathers
;appreciate:
Rates for Hydro -Electric Power have'. been reduced to
users to the extent of $4,800,000.
The Hepburn Government. paid relief chimes out of
current 'revenue instead"' of adding them to they Public
Debt to be paid for by increased taxes inthey future,:
• as was the policy of ,the ;former Government.'
Sunshrne 'Budg+
On October`6th, you will, have the "opportunity of . show:°
► :
frig Mtchell,.'F: Hepburn how mulch you; appreciate his
handling of the Province's finances and.: the administra '`t:,.'
tion: of its government.' Mark your ballot for the Lilieral' .,
Candidate in your` coiistituency,and work to elect him. by
a safe , majority:, ,`That's the",way' to show Mr. Hepburn, •
you want,.'him to "Carry On" with his program of tax:
reductions , He plrotnses ,keepsanot er "unshine hiss roinises:Budget"
u egkindhs •
year—sand you • know hep
to
your own pocketbook -Vote •.Liberal.
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