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to Alfred Ritclde.:
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ISMITILOCaki4CH, Sept, 28.
,Bet of Riverhurst, Sank, 4.0ylalt'ing.
at' the home of her brothers, woos.,
James, and moo. goon. tier. 'husil6>ad
Is on a trip to tbe Peace, River Distrie
.>yt er,1404 `. George° +*ardor,
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st t': r � weeka,, k ► , hone with
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borer and her brother, • tr, Ale finder-
teen, Of' Toronto, *re: visit!; at their`
for; 'ham e' la West 'awauosh.
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helidaylng. at the home of her parents,
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ewo»k, fir*. lames Weir at tendon
Spent the.week-end here also,
Mr..and;Mrrs, Joint 1U *Pie.: lir. and
' rg. Gibson • Gillespie,' Jack and . Agee.
Wired' -en Sunday` with, lore 400 Mira.
hao. ►Gillespie, ot New ,PArruolt and.
g OW Year at PSP Ed**
land, retnrued to his bome.ust` week.
fir, autt Ura4 a vineent and
dara*htera> of Weetfleld. wlslted' on ,,nM
die r at, the Wane,.ot her atipther, cres.
kr; Douglaa Clarke, who Vent the
;mmmerr la .'biological v orrk, in- the
*:retie re*tlon, a 'sited hist" parents, •
, 1 Cr and 14*. Clark -e, •lad
weeks, and. left on Friday forOttawa
to e; a toaition : in/ rho *Atonal
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cANDXDATE Fob . HURON
WILL •B HELD AS FOLLOWS,
;+iter;
Friday, Oct let
'To be**relied' by S. P. Shisnt
•
' r1yi1 ts.
��i ti +t&•t`1
'aremiier-Hepburn will pass an Unem-
ployment Insurance Law next session
if the Liberals are returned. A vote.
for a Liberal candidate is a vote`for
Utemployment Insurance.
Vote for Lew
Hydro liateS
Hepburn brought downHydro Rates,
saving consumers $4,800,000. Vote
to. keep Hydro from being loaded up
With. costly power from the Quebec
Power .Barons.
Vote: for the “Treasure
.
Hunt" to Continue
Hepburn has already uncovered `}
treasure of 28. millions hidden away
iri inheritance taxes ori ; ; '• eir+valued
estates. Vote to cod a the hunt:
he Old
enry Gang` Out
.T'S all right., to. let Earl Rowe kid himself that tie is
steering -and running the Conservatives, but the electors
don't want to let -r. Rowe kid theian into believing that
he is leadinga new, clean, thoroughly purged Conservative
-
party. The same "old Henry gang" is managing the Rowe
� « " • � ere beaten b_
boat. The old Henry gang" think that they w y
""some mistake" in -1934. On Wednesday, 'October 6th,
show them that it was no mistake, 'but that you were in
deadlyy earnest when you voted them out and that you.
want them even less today.
Vote YitocUi; provat
of LoWer Auto Fees
Hepburn ' has cut $$ off the cost of
motor license fees. Vote Liberal and
show yo' r approval.
Vote for Lower
1;
Hcpburn`s desire to help the taxpayer
was shown by the one -mill spear
subsidy he made to municipalities to
be passed on toy the taxpayer. Hep-
burn is the taxpayer's Proven Friehd.
X
X
Veto foiDebt. i a`
Iteductioi i •• ,
Hepburn, by° sound financing and
good government, reduce Ontario's
Public Heist by 35 dol* laic year V`' # 1er redueaas..
d:
t.
for CourageoUs.
tr.
Hepburn bit net been afraid to stand
tip against the Lewis crowd . the Que.
•p Barons, the financial ring.
Ontario seeds a courageous Premier
itt tittles a these.: 'Vote for lower
merest *mites.
lute for htsfore
$titistiliteo Widgets
Hepburin'"s last budget, with its nine.
i zillion'stitpltls'and-its tax reduction
accomplishments, has become popu-
y ktiowtir 2lS, the "5ry shine" Budget.
Vow fora contitivatibn of these Sa n -
Shine Ettdgets.
•
epburn's Social Legislation
Proves He Is "a Ilan With a Heart"
'Y his deeds, Mr. Hepburn hes shown slimed the municipalities' share of Old Age
he has the interests of the masses at * Pensions.
heart. ails government has -assume the
full cost of Mothers' Allowances. A mother
with one child is -now entitled to an allow-
ance, a right denied her by the former Con-
servative government..
Under Mr. Hepburn, the government as -
It established Pensions for the Blind. -
It abolished Students` Examination Fees.
It cancelled the Amusement Tax so that
people are no longer penalized for enjoying
themse1ve tat -theatres, concerts and games.
Hepburn Beneflts Labour
H
EPBURN has shown true friendship
for the workingman; with advanced
labour legislation -- Minimum wages for
nen as well as women, an Industrial Stan-
dards Act providing codes by agreement be-
tweenemployees and employers and already
improyin&conditions for 75,000 workers;
and the creation cif the Industry and Labour
Board.
Another evidence of Mr. Hepburn sfriend.
ship for labour ishis promise, if re-elected,
to enact Iegisla xion to provide Unemploy-
ment Itistikance, and Mr. Hepburn male
good on his P
epburn Takes
Liquor Out of Polities
HE,s
proposed Board of Thee
-4 Judge, a Liberal, a Conservative -
is the sanest, soundest, most constructive
-plan for removing liquor from politics that
has yet been devised.
In respect to beverage rooms the Hepburn
Government stands for the principle of
local option. It is up to the municipality to
decide for itself whether it wishes to be
"wet" or "dry". That's British fair play.
A.r.
Hepburn prevented the sale of liquor in
restaurants.
On its record of successful administration
during its first term ill office, the Hepburn
Government deserves to be returned to
Tower -deserves the support and the vote
of all fair-minded people.
Do your part to assure Ontario a contin-
uance of goodgovernment for another term
by voting for the Hepburn candidate in
your riding.
E LIBE
rhe by filo Ontario Liberal AS1oclation
Zuriteh''
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Saturday, Oct. 2nd
To be adeesped by .C, G. Gillanders, K.' C,, of London:
Seaforth
Monday, O
To be addressed by R. J. Deachman, M. P. for North Huron.
LOCAL. SPEAKERS ALSO AT EACH MEETING'
All meetings at 8. o'clock pari
GOD. SAVE THE KING
COUNTY OF ill: RON TRJAURES
SALE OF LANDS - FOR TAXES
By virtue of a warrant issued *ruder the hand of the Warden of the.
County of Huron and having the seal 'of, the said Corporation attached there-
to' bearing date the ,Eleventh day of August, 1937, and to me directed, com-
manding me to levy on the hutds hereunder enumerated, for the arrears of
nerves respectively due thereon, together tVith costs: -
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the Assessment Act, f
shall proceed to sell by. public auction the said lands, or so muchthereof as
Envy be. sutlidient for the ,payment of the tapes thereon, unless the, sane be
>< a alit -*
s ,.. n 1 ':G• .#+ice '^<v •....J.. ..•. .i... +•41. 1f • "'°'_'S_^'l.• • "..I.. t'.iJ".I1•.`." ..^«.+d
Tho said tilt•"comamertce , it "tlfid>r C`ia'itrt ' *tont ` ,d tl'eir cl�t; _ . .;.:
Deceritber• 7th, 1937, at the hour of two. o'clock •in the afternoon. The .ad-
journed sale if necessary, will be held at the same hour and place two.
weeks later. - '
• A. H. ERSKINE,
Treasurer of the County of Huron.
bier
Goderich,, August 17, 1937.
Name,: • Description
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD
Lloyd Hagedorn Lot 33, H. R., Port
Albert 1934---5-.4 $ 46.21 $,3.00 $ 43.21
u.
Years ,in Arrears Taxes Costs Total ,
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE -,
Mrs. A. Maedel Lot 9, - Con.
E. D.
1934-5-6 4.90 2.25 7.15
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Leander Gole Lot 31, Con. 16
1933 t 30.70 2.77 33.47.
TOWNSHIP OF IlAli'
Theodore Wolper Pt. Lot 1, Con. 1
1934 10,59 2.26 12.85
TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK
A. McMichael Lots 31 and .32,
and R. Doig Con. C.
Anthony St. Marie N Pt 16-17, Co.QQ18
W. Demmerling Lot 1. Fordtvich
Thos. Taylor Lots 65-66, Gorrle
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
Wm. Craig Pt. Lot 45, Con. 14 1933-4--5-6
1934-5-6
1934--5-6
1934-5-6
.1934-5--6
TOWNSHIP OF MoKILLOP
P. Enright Estate S.E. Pt• Lot 6,
Con. 10
Theo. Holland N Pt. Lot 23,
Con. N. 14
507.11
40.19
7.90
'-6L27
14.68
3.00
2.25
3.53
521.79
. 43.19
10.15
64.90
ii7.03 4.18 91.21
1934--5-6 1.62 2.25 3.87
01934 2L34 2.65 23.89
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY
Clara Dutot Pt Lot 16, Con. 1 1933-4-5-6 21.27 2.54 23.81
r , oiV •,'' iipppp ,.404
III()• • . �"
y
Roy Patterson
W. J. Scott
Henry Aldrich
Bruce Moore
Walter :Hoag
T. N. Elliott
'Walter Johnston
Flora Johnston
Ida King
Wm, Sturgeon
Thos. Castle
A. Catling
Jeannet Sturgeon
0-
Wm. Osmond
Lot 49, Dow, Bay-
deldi 1934.5--6' 3.33 2.25 543
•Lot A, Tuyll, Bay-
fleld 1934 -x -z 1.42 2.25 347
Lot 4, S.B. 1934-5 64.13 3.60 67.73
Lots "6.7.8, Range a. 1934-5-6
Lot 5, Range 8,
Lots 54, Range C
Lot` `9, Boulevard
Terr., W Pt. 55-6,
Colina 1934--5--6 230.13 7.75
Lot 381, Tuyll
382-4 Christy 1934-5.6 59.28 3.48
E Pt. lot 175 and
Lot 170, Main 1934-5-6 65.61 3.63
Lots 1-5 Argyle,
and Let C. McTavish 1934-5-6 39.88 3.90
Lot 245, John St. 1934 5.11 x.25
Lot 182, Victoria
P 1934 5 4 14.37 2.36
Lot 190, Colin* St. 1934--5--6 ° 28.91 2.72
Lot 210, Louisa St. 1934-5-6 3346 2.84
Lot 181, VlctOrris.-.--
Plate 1934.5 27.98 2370
Lets 6.7, Range N. 1934-5-4 33.37 2.85
54.21 3.35 • 57.56
STEPHEN TOWAildi
Mrs. A. Flynn Lot 11. Con: 5 1983--4--6 22.75. 2.57
Geo., Flynn Lata 50.54, , Cen- • •
trails 1934---6 9.31 2.25
�. F... Lot; ,�; b -2 1944-5-4 , 204-.40- A- T }1»
237.8*
12.17
12.91
42.1*
7.35
11.73
3143
35.90
30.6*
'3642
TUCKERSMITH TWP.
8. 8. Ctoperr Est. Pt Lot 10, Con. 3.
H. R. S. 1933..-•4..4-6 4.41 2.25 6:11
E. WAWANOSH TWP.
.. Wm. G. Salter S. H. et W. Il. of
Lot 41. Con. 12
1934-5-6 48.61
3.22 •5113
W. WAWANOSH TWP.
q 14r4lott.5- 10:34' - -11:32-7-14....6.----',34.1t
.
John Hutchison 8 Pt of E 0 Lot
27, Con. 14 1934 26.68 2.64 28.32
.oh-_--,Fy. 1- 1;-•F a, 1934• 47,1& .di1& .air
VILI LAGE OF BRUSSELS
Bowling Club Lots 4-5. Turn -
berry St. 1934
Lorne Pringle N i1 Lot 28, Eliza-
beth1934-6 St.
Chess. Pope Lot 6, :tall St, 1934 -pig ---6
11. 0. -Walker -Lot ..Lnt ...;t.;- Turnwt'ny
Julia Patrick Lofts 383-5. Alex-
„ andra` St.
1.
VlIi.t(E OF 111NNSu11.X.
Ivan G. Smillie lot 223, f ir4 ' oir.. 19.:1"
i .111 the lot4 dlegerlbeal Mune are patented.
3.92 2.25 6.17
14.87 2.38 17.25
86.18 4.15 90.33
1934-5-6 • .175.21. . 6-33---48447
1931 40.25 3.00 43.25
re� 4 a 78.15
r.Y•.
1. 11. ERSEKINE. Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office. (:odlerkb.
Gaderleh..tuf;n t 17. 1937.
1P111,11 h, d in Ont r?o (ea;ett" `wept. 1. 1937.
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