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'tn.n4-ik• 4i+l i. ..:hY. ,..,.. t1a a Eot mt.,:=,,i.t4).V'S;1?-072-k:ltt- 6 -Er. gmic ti oplug aDi-,-Geto �a bo -0'r clocoocl toy S. . GM III n a„ E. C., of Lazilan. Seafonth •. tyh±d�'ti0llrt�g ;r. .J'.'�i,'iS4�yPt{',. aM; any t'i t0,1 !1�` W LOCAL SPEAKERS '�T,".77.61; ra .,a.•._.a•r+:R��•OL*Y.`+1.1�:•uu»•�vc.wgMRi.'y.'Stl'.OYbt^=i7.n I`Y�4.dYtRiSR:itS'}'y..�. '��'t,ei."CA.w.+4ww,::. . :. y4hWM ».. :-:�tla(•'`. N.u.l�. rNh�.- w. ..sm vsmti�mS _�:.:. ��^y,,,,, .�(n"..—n.'*mq .. 7��.y�.saa+mm >,yta.,�,v..�. ,;w... 'jaiCw•vat�rt-ctx�a,vaaGA�---T- x'_,.^ JL a fill ! e kil'eph!l cvai l pass 1L j eme ; If .9 I'meat Insurance ran ZLaw f e2t S( 4s47n, ff--- or a. Liberal, candidate its- tr.vantte for -,.1tInesuployme,,t I nsu uc% •+ , rot E5.12Q• Hepburn brought cilowIIa Hydro Rates, s vmg-�consufnl a .$4,.800,000. Vote to keep Hydro ffr+bm being loaded up ��ath' costly power fro, the Quebec -71)014Ter-"T arol is. Fxi;r•.t:rryrx...,,a..,c7.az:4«.�3'.,'..eN.s7.,'.w.;'k^,,w..wnrga;?s;:.r�;;.±?yia;.S..�a.�ic:3,r�.,C'^ . Oburin has already Uaneoverred a treasure of 213-relllio,►; , ` Fa 4deia away ti IA'inheritance taxes on : under -valued estates.. Vote to ioneinue the- hunt. - 9s. a.0 right to Ilett &rI. Rowe kid I inrse1f that i SteerhnC©nser vat vc s 9+.,b t the eRee r (.)nnt want to 1.et 1� spa Rowe kid t mem into b'elieving that - lies RFadrng a� saws, clean, t�ho ou h1 l,pu ge�. Con er agye y:V>• -d;a ' x, .. _. .n.*o•. v .. .. .. w..' party. 'l e same . 6 oM Henry gang" is managing the Rowe boat. The 6 ck Henry gam "'t 'drink that they were beaten by "some mistake" , iffi 1934. • C Wednesday, Oc -ober &�L Chow the tha etc wa no mistakes, but that ,you. were adeadly earnest when you. voter til em out and. that you. wants gear even Kass we is . dressed as gathering of '1FEurou oarriert hem- on-Saaturday ni; itt! 14. .`here only as can li ethering of mon .. representing the Boren Rural lee r► i1 Couriers' AszaelatiOn at the -�noeCinCR',---fah--.�i(x.--�k1ir�•- drivorte prurblem'z and outlined to them time word of the Association paid 23e and three gations 02 gas ] day to—CV man wlix0 Atie ted him tg taking ono roux' A11 aueh instal= (Y unfair At i are being ini tis+ it I the A utiony The ---Enron cotttrierct wore tots - errat metnborag of Parliament. Issue viewed by the climates, were of ito during the %met year. 1 opinion MI per mile c Gat air pay, tnfl Cases of persons having morethan others considered '$10 onalelent. one •rotes were tieing Investigated by fir. Y.ow •y x g tta that. tRte 1A.c1p(si�aation, he mid. 1n Middle- thereW11 a woman with , fia�rm Drachma and W. E. Q old�ing, anelw- who hemi -eha t e',-, mato oe, hd 'l'►r, ben) for North and South �:'lnron, Sox T ramex Wont ofta t sttmtfirrij % to ee 'iii crimen �veiY, "reg area le -eco atte.4"t•' t a rural route. "`he fatter route was . meeting on; Saturday, worker by. --a, mmua w1 om_ she mid $25 Jack Johnston, of Qioderich. pra per month-: The "wilt:; urother in- '� &int _ of . t f ro 1 Reil' A . �r a;a I - staataee of a main with two routes who charge of the meeting., ' .;,H'i-Pnbt67GT-ifCBCO-R--,--3-'- ', - Hepburn has cut: 5 00 the cost off +�+rotor license fees. Vote Liberal mod show your approval. oqf ItlkQE WI MG0-2&19.---- 'mimed-tthe municipaiitie,-sIl -off--Old. Aga Pensions. Et established Pensions for the Mind. IkgelifoK ime,D.asaze et heflp the ager cubs shows t4y the atlme-r lilR seatiaa bu4sidy.,he aukmunicipailitues. to be seal on to the easipayer. Hep- bC ra'tts .the t i agefs<Pr0cct3 I1rrhhndl.. Z • . o:' 9 , ga . pbt la a :..a o � ,.. . -lie 1 a:o_ a ithiptest off the- RP Pl-ses hean. government I1iPt.s assumed the gaol* of Dactil r° Allllo ✓a . - A=ozherc' ssiow cesadded eo.an allowe ante;U, right denied here by the former Conn- s2trvattnve government. Under M. Hepburn, the government as- II¢ canttillled the Amusement Tau co that people= no !longer penalised for enjoying themsehm at theatres, concerts and gatnes. lideAtra, ,coma ffn=2041120 owl soverament,a I Ooze* 11)&t -by anion ants Bra yid ;V'ot gor further tic ak:Thad"' .! ' k '" �- µ .. itU•'ll3r�;i.Yd.XLi'�1��AruttR'Aild{�1CWi�.'�.''(At�d((jiCv.:. a:nnyii,�.:`4 W IPIIUM - -•s sown trrue 'ffriendlship oo tzce woraingnan, vier • avanceil ilabourr legislation. -1�nr ur unm '✓agcy for men as veil as women, an 'Industrial Stan- dards Act prr vidn> caw(by agreement 42 - mean %%go "=and employers and already and the creation off the 'Industry and ILaf. alt Mardi ALotrl er elud ence off Mr.. }La pbtnrra's- ff rie> d- s lip fore labour is his promise, if rte -elect • to enact to provide Unemploy- ment insurance, and Drr. Hepburn mals&3 ..a e!,•10., •II 111'.1.404 tL nit ."4,n alztlftt�t :1 to stoat ,314 root t crowd? ttheeQYlle'- lk d ilatons, the fiaalda1 rung. t9> r►� t �" 1 t1 t 4 5c o» ?imager iritkz.4' ".wC:. 'Vote for lower acre= t ,ram, Jj1U' 2PBURM proposed Board of Irla�rree judge,a Illiberal,- s Conservative- - is tin -maw; scitrlaidestti most must gave 7 iptan for rem- oving liquor from politics that has yet been devised. Ea wipe= ea ro beverage 'mous t e'Hepburn Government stands for f f,1 a prritnc h•� Ile of kcal option. -k is, upto i the municipality too itself_I �li !^ 1 i11 er(• wishes to k. ,.--'a° 'i t .gad .a.ra ;10it '1ffiii ti tiny : t �.,.�xm 0 izGo .04 111CgOo Hepburn prc venat..1 the sale of liquor >rebtautrantts. On its record of successful administration duffing rtae first term in oriit,ce, the Hepburn Government deserves to be returned to power --deserves the support and the vote of a1lD f '- banded people. Do your part to assure Ontario a contin- uance of go od government for another ttertra by vtniufig for' l 6,e Hepburn candidate in l+Ottaff rL'rEr�11 To as E�1eckxrz of Harron In again seeking the support of my. fellow -electors on election defy, October 6th, I am remindful and grateful for the splendid vote that was given me in the last election, and 1 also appreciate the confidence again placed in me at the Liberal Convention. - During my term as Member, 1 have ever been mindful of, the interests of file taxpayers of Huron County and have _sum-• ported Mr. Hepburn with his program of tax reductions., Much has been accomplished in the matter of Highways, Roads and Bridges for Huron. Under Premier Hepburn the Provi :•' cial Government has assumed the total cost of all highways and has increased by ten ler cent. the grant on all township roads. The Government has assumed the entire cost of Mothers' Allowances and of Old Age Pensions. The amuse- ment tax—a source of annoyance -has been lifted.- •• uo-` sidy of- of zmili on the local, assessment has been given to each; municipality. The reduction in Hydho rates has Meant dollars, to the consumers and is enabling the extension 'of this utility, to the farmers of this County. The latest saving, whicle benefits all motorists, is a $5.00 reduction in automobile !cense fees. Regardless of political affiliations, every citizen mast. admit, if he is sincere with himself, that the administration off Premier Hepburn has relieved the drain and strain of the tax- ' payers' pocketbooks in many ways. On 'October 6th you will have the opportunity of showing how much you appreciate the handling of the finances of this Province. The savings that have been effected for the people if the County of Huron since the Hepburn Administration took office amount to the, amazing sum of $336,175.55, and are made up as follows : Savings fir' ceied G C7 dizo Pcc „-'Lo d Hu.2on Com -sty same() ttEe I iicp ..= AcIlmithalmolon Toon Office: 20 per cent. east of Provincial linglacvaiyA, now o assumed by Government to Mare i 21. 1937 Hlghwayta assumed by Government Wince t;pen; by Government. less 59% 31.199.414 Ineretwed ()tints Tovinhlp noada, 40 to Yd) per rent. ---10%, equals „ ,..,,.i :................ Two years' carlrian Regisstrtr ()faces, munici- pality refunded ()Id Aire I'enalnna ar Qtrrtlnad by Government $ Mothers' Allowance One gill Rut kiy g 7~4.529,10) kitei lures ljaaat butet, with its nine. i1t t. 10 k : tt r ittairuo t. cor killer r, btcotae opm- lt l:*o ``,11 c ,tad 40%11444e 111<4:c De Ituddgett. twoze LeaK fnrtn('r County levy . 20r,C refund to County by Liquor 1toilr.I wine: (tt•tober 31. 1935. to March 31, 1037. t'rbsn Hrrtrn ro'rlurtfrm 1n rntra tet ron'nm'"' ►in►• prinrlpnlly to rs'trttottort in 1•a!4t ••f power to Municipality tyeiarK 1:►a.►, 19::01. 1037 a► NI 193N $' t . . Sartn1t' to rural cott.ottuor h}• pi ilt tI„n yin r!, P1 oh tri:vr, ha tale: ,in 1 •o,rnm+ ,. ~• ' ..;a 17,153.:4) 17,757.:4) 40,100.00 $ 73;011. Oft 1,321.(11 17 ti'•�]!)�•: le>►1 „r ''-' i�,'�4'tr'tTanteci+41..'V`4R'i'ita•lr• r. -..e 41te-a4 �n 1SK1s1 a, 'Toil r l,! -lI1111nit a Its ► 1a11111,41;.11:a_11 T ' .I,••t►•rl ,,n vonr 1!t'.1t t,'n•lt! 1,11'11, a' r II • r "Ir 111,. I•'11 r '- •-.l-won r.r,'. fir, 1f... i,I•;►'., ..,Ic 1.11 til- 11,11r\, >14'44 t • ]t,-t•l,nrn tmir►:••!r','l „44,. l t&• 9' i; 1,.,r•r `n !Acta,. r• 1 _,.1o coo' ! • • 11.!, •1 „% r- !f330. n z `Yt zt 1933 . (VI 1• It•., g eat 1161 `l 2i., iniac, Ir Ii . rr-, r •,:'u•+i -si ,1 ',,, JAMES IIIALILANTITNE, oQ.gr, q► Pon VT1141),::. A Votcx for Ballrintrne is a Vote” for Hp ,. ,. :.4:•1.(1