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Written for 'the Huron
Expositor .`
• • ' Friday, March 5 '
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The Budget debate. continued in
House to -day and Produeed little"oi "
oof . the ordinary. line; ...Honourable.
• Grote Stirling, farmer Minister et NA-
tioleal Defence, -devoted •most of his
almeto a defence of the tenet camps
institute& „by the ;late Government.
Re denied that. there -had been any
Inillteriga 'in; these establiehnientse a
Commission -appointed! by his .Govern-
• •"-e Ieent. had made ail investigation:and
bad given their O.; to the camp
, .scheme.
The debate drifted to a. disCustion
tot problems feeing different sections
• of the country, es an. example: Yea.
-terday.Dr. Hieakman. (balsa Carleton)
speaking on Western Canada prola
aems, "In the past we heard of
' -The golden West' and thok that
. coiling true, if we keep Petering
• gold, into' the •Western. , :Provinces . we
,Will soon have a, Golden West." He
quoted from lianearel to show • that
last year $25,090,000 Was spent on
• apiculture,. •$17,000,000r"of this going
to Western Canada. lie..quoted: the
Minister 'of Agriculture es. alying that
• $58,96000 ihad been etivauced': by the
people of Canada toward the support
of the people in'the Weeteru .drought
• Today Mr. Tucker (Lilt., Rosrthern,
' Seek.) said he was tieedi of hearing
Eastern. Members -complain' of the.
•a money being spent ha the Liberal.
• Otevernin,ent bele the Western
,The. whale. 'fiscal • policy
Was. calculated .to help iteetral ()Wade
• • -*A •46•1*.o.4-002tp•Mlble-OfirttlIerrinntr°,14
The :tariff took .'824,000;000. oat . of - • • * • • * *
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Prices 1.95 2,95 3.50
ENV -ART S AFOR
duty to -Criticize -tas much ets they see them bad sold ota. The complaint is,
fit.„ • that from the steat, they did no.t taw':
Rem -Ours are incireulation: that. an the eptioil of using the facilities. of
effort is being made to prerergue be- the Board. regardless of the press re -
fore the end Ot the. Month. • This ean ports. • -
only be done by quietly Passing the By this, they Claim they -would: have
necessary legislation or by dropping been assured of a fair minimum price
It141$4.11.Fe.lp,„tt-eletalitlegianteRVA.; apd pacipaite in, any, Kona Under
-thenetekeita miaekeV•Cenclitions there,
Could not have been loss, but, if there
were, the Government would take it;
the marts; minus the natural deduc-
tion for expenses would go to the pro-
dueers.
This question will be up ' for •'fur-
ther discussion as Mr. Blackeiore's
sub -amendment wae ruled out of or-
der.
It was intended that a vote should,
have been taken to -day but all efforts
to curb the idiscussion, entirely failed.
Today many snort speeches, were
• made but it was simply a case of one
trying to answer another without any
really, impprrtaat constructive sugges-
tions ,being made.
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Teesday, March 9
• A break in the Government rails
in Parliament precipitated by a. Lib-
eral, meneber, WI. H. Wane, Ontario
County; rejection: of the Bennett
ameadrment to the/ budget by a ma-
jority of 88, but with •the minority
troup's in. Parliament all supporting
the amendntent, a strong defetee of
Saskatchewan 'ono year through
enhanced pieces whereas the entire
reVienue o1 the Saskatchewan Govern-
me't' was only $14,01).0,000.
The views: of MrraTacker and • Dr.
Monday, March 8
;•
Parliament entered tOey upon the
second week of a " budget „debate,
• Ilenadinan repeesent, the difference of *high, like veverythang else, is sup:pos-
•.0011.cm as between East and West
and certainly gives 'ene. semeAdee'af
• • la.e.probleims to be dealt with by 'the
-Certverninent:. •
Other epeakeeS • •today included
'Heliburable Earl Lawson .(cm.), John
MaeNleol (Cont.), J. A. Glen (Lib -
!era), 'Mr, jolinstOn. andieldr. .lettalreefi
• (Sotie.t.'Oredit)"- Newman. .LOCkhart
• • .e(Ceite), end Mr., Lalonde (Liberal). ,
Mr. Maceldeol Made stiggestkine for
•' • - • construct . methods'. of .contrellang
lioeder. 'Generally the Conservative
• Sete:there attacked the Goverment. for
• -their White 'to deal More effectitrely
•, -with unemployment,' but their suggea-
.tione advi'ce' now Seemed oat of
place hi, aieW of the fact that when
they'. took leffice there were 117;000.
,unemployerrand during. their, terra
•'that number increased to arounel.7,00a
• 000.'1,4 lime tires bateleVer, itis their
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ed to be rather hurried this year; but
it is pot. A particular feature to-dae
was the presentation. of a 'sub-ainend-
Merit by the Chairmen. of the Social
Credit. group, John Blackinere, M.P.
It bad to db withthe wheat Polley:
There .is a awheat board which the
pool' fanners of the West wieh to uta
Plea' as the Government agedcy for
handling their crop. A min»num
•Price aised to be. guaranteed If the
market4 rose above the .assurede price
the Producers would get the profits
otter the expenses of operation were
.ctedueteda Last autumn the present
Government fixed a minimum of 90
oents, a bushel' bat effective only if,
'as Frid When the price declined below
be,ate per bushel. It never did;
instead it went up as high .as 'a dol-
lar and twenty �r thirty' cent -a".
Flarmere who. held their wtheat were
in en 'the rise but apparently moat of
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oneyli
own of Seaforth
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1937 Taxes
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'axpayers niay. purchase Tax .Prepciyinent Receipts for
37 Taxes ; at .. Favorable Discounts from March lot,'
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„ --••• ' •, COST COST . . COST .
AMOUNT' • ' March .1-15 iklarch 16-31 April, 1-15
$10.00 . $ 9.78 $ 9.80 • $ 9.82
20,00„..,,, .. . . .,.... 1956 ' /6.60 • g . 19.64' •
44.90 '49 -
,00 " - 49.10
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COST • COST • COST
,COST
16-30 • May 1-15 May -16.31
$ 9.83 $ 9.85 . $ 9.87
19.70 19.74
49.15 • 49.25 4.35
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• -cost • • cost
AMOUNT • sane 1.16, • Oahe' 16.30
9.88. • 9"99.:,,:
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19il76
49.40 :" • 49.80 •':
r '`COST C0ST„
July 1-15 • July 1641
$ 9.92 $ 9.93.
• 19.84 - 19.86•
49.66 49.65
COST COST.
Aug. 1-15 'Aug. 1641
$ C95 9.97 '''
1%944 19.94
49.75 49.85
'", • PrePnyntetit'llieelpta, Must be endoesed add presented along ,iarith 1937 'Tax Bilis at Canadian Bank of
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pafehass ydure:PrepaYment Beeeipts early and have your'isidneynt
earning 4 per ce. intereet. ...
If 'Yeuetthpot.14iy all no!, haget Yoar Teres this Year by einrehttidiug a receipt -ea& inniiih;'...iip ilfAil
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the wheat marketiag policy. of the
Government by Honourable James G.
Gardiner, who returned the fire .direct-
ed againet the Government from sev-
eral quarters; were the teonspiceoui
things in the House to -day. ee
• In the Senate the maite acoomplisla-
N,mtliguent w,warteemite;tspastibn:,,ofaostitailinvendeskfraett4
farm rehabilitation cominittees in the
drought area of the West. •.•
• 'Nearly one Whole Week had been
spentin debating Mr. ,Beenette"
amendment„ after it had been. voted
on and turned; down by 145 to 57, and
when it was thought the House would
go into committee to discuss the it,
ems in the .Budget, the debate start-
ed all over again on the mainemotion,
and it may go for another week.
•Thiecertainly 'put an end to every
prospect of being able to prorogue at
Easter.,
In the diebate the protectionist and
the near free trader had their say,
and they said Plenty. •
Mr. Thorsen (Liberal, Selkirk) de-
vetedf. his time to show that the Bene
•nett policy of shutting out goods had,
the reaction of shutting our primary
preciacts out of many important mar-
Itets.
Mr. Walsh (Cons.) applied .himself
to the' National Debt and rapped the
Government's trade policy, eleipaing
that it would increase unemployment.
Other speakers 'followed along theee
Honourable Mr. Gardiner delivered
• an excellent speech, as he always
dee. ""He said that Members who 'at,
tacked the wheat policy Were in re-
ality attacking .the wheat, pool ,• Citing
the fact that it „heil handled, 102,00,-
• '000 bueliels, c wheat exported lul (our
months of the -present . +crop year.
• Oharges were made that the Govern-
ment ihould have known there would
• be a light crop, but, said'. Mr. Gard.
iner, evert Atha I. •"McFarland, Mr.
Bennett's right hand man, had pre -4
dieted an June 24th that the , crop
Wolild total four hundred million bush-
els. !-Mr. Gardiner showed that under
the•Gavernment'S policy of liquidating
wheat noldinge, prices .had • rieen,
yvhieh of, ,Course benefitted the Mira-,
aryainuthipen
' Wad
Mr. _Bennett** amendment •in
reality a vote of want of confidence
in the Government. In view of that,
mane; Were surprised at Mr. Moore's
action. It has been knoWn 'that .Mr.
Moore hae gazed With etern and IllsapprOViner countenance uponmime of
• the tariff performances of the Pres-
ent Government, and, the form and
factors of some of the trade agree-
ments- entered into, but this amend-
zneut related to unemaloyntent, so his
vote et this stage caused tome won-
derment. did not ekplaitt. it, -but
Probable *ill •before fhe debate• fs
pa:glean: was rende,re A . duet by
•Mrs. Crieth add Miss' Margaret
Crichr. a reading on "Prayer" by Miss
F.. 'Whitmere; a Scripture reading by
Carman Whitmore; duet' by . Mr. E.
Whitmore' and Mr. F.( Townsend;
prayer by Mr. L. Tebbtt:
• Miss Veda- Clarke is. 'th her aunt,
Vire. Cecil Oke, • who has' been quite
ill; lyut eve.•are.pleaSe4 to say is re:
eovering,
Mr. -Kenneth. Terryberry, of Lenin-
ingtora Visited with this old Khoo)
.oliuma Mr. Carman Whitmore, over
the week -end. . • • -
Fire •completely destroyed the farm
dwelling,. of Mr: Arthur. Chapman. of.
Stanley on Sunda.- eventing.
Mre. V. Terryberry. of Leamington
is 'visiting with Mrs'. Fred Pepper and'
renewing othe ol acquaintances in'
the vicinity.
. (Intended Or last week)
Sunday's 'rain and wind storm did
ad id rable damage to - telephone
TITCligitSM,1111,
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• vire. McLean able to be
around .again. after her recent ilinefire
ThenatlY friends of Mrs/Hugh Me -
Gregor •will be sorry to MOW' that ithe
has not been endoying gieT WWI ge1011
heathfor the 'past feve ed are lint a
speedy reeavery honed fer.
Mr. Dan Melilla haa-leCoepted
Pakeitisen en •farni.
'The Y.P.S. Turner".4 °lint& Met
on Teeedttir evening undei the direevt
doh efthe fielloWship ootiveike4 Mr
Vithitfittirer: Mr: 4. Se tta/tlike,
Clifitett &tout Moto% . ofe • a
iintereifting adirells„:406 ""theVs-
Ott la Of 4Ae bevelopliiene. '0-
11.6 e
wires. which put many lines out . of
order. Large bfanches of trees ate
still -banging at Predations .angles
picting danger to passersisf:•
M. Clarke Stanley and WS. ilodg-
}raison were Laindon visitors -on Tues-
day hist.
MissMarian Matheson of Stratford
ie visiting with her brother, Mr. Aus-
tin Matheson.
The young 'people who have been
'attending the Short Course report
that, :it is over all too- soon, They
terminate their coqrse, by attending a
banquet Friday evening. .
A *acidbee was held in Mr, Ed.
bush .on Wednesday afternoon
to cut weed, for -Turner's , Chureh.
Thirty-one men alia, seven teams cut
and,hailed enough to supply the heat
necessity at the church 'for a, Year,
--Mr. and Mrs. Meter Townsend are
entertaining Turner's Church • choir
this ThUrsday eyeeifig. • ,
EGIVIONDVILLE
Mies Laura MC1Viillan . of Toronto
neat the v.,eek-end et the"parental
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Me.Mil-
Mrs. James Howatt, Mrs, Percy
Manning and Miss Phillips, Londes-
boro, were weekend guests with Mrs.
Hugh Chesney.
Miss Mary Draper and Mr. George
Black of Toronto spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. W. Bleak.
Mrs. Stanley Gray and family of
..Stratford were Saturday guests' with
Mr. and Mrs. W. T.' McMillan. .
Mr. and Stare. W. Shepherd and son'
of London, spent the weekend
Rev. and leirs. Shepherd,
Mr. and Mrs, Montgomery, of Park-
hill,. who purchased the home of Mr.
Roy Lawson, moved 'here on Tues-
day. We welcome them to our corn -
enmity.
Mr: and Mrs.' Fred Harburn, of
Staffa, are moving into Mr. Benjamin
Ialey's house in the village.
Mrs. Janis Medd; spent a few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. George
3..Yedd of Exeter.
Mrs: Charles Riley 'has not made
the progress her many friends would
like .to see singe going to Victoria
Hoepital, London. She has had sev-
eral attacks of flu but it is hopea she
will soon be ableaereturn home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. Churchill
in Clinton and Mrs. -George Leitch
with Mr. and -Mrs. W. Johnston., of•
Clinton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murray spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sloan.
"Mr. Joe Ryan et London is viiting.
at his home here •
Aire. W. Foitune retained to Detroit
last week after a two weks' viMt at
the beetle of her mother, Mrs, M.
Lynch.
terment was made in Bayfield came-
tery. Much synepath,y is extended his
now bereaved sister 'at home.
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Mr. Wesley Richerdson, who very
suCcessfullY undervreet an operation
In Clinton Hospital la, t week, Is do-
ing as
fweelnldsas an
edy
n1"stfeor. Rio.
Inany friends
oovery. •
Mrs, WF
ard orrest and daugihter,
Grace, are visiting her parent,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dalrymple
• Mr, M. McAllister, of Toronto is '
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
The women folk in this Vieleity are
being entertained to quilting bees.
Messrs. Harold: Reichert, Earl Love,
Alfred Westgate and Clifford Weld*
,
spent a day an London.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Davidson attend-
ed wedding anniversary of his
parent on Tuesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norris visited
her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, J'airsee Jar-
rott.
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Quite a number in the vicinity hive
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Deltart have ELINIVILLE
been victims of the flu.
returned home after spending the
winter in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs,. .Mauriee Dalton spent'
Suaday. at, Mr. Thotaae" Moyle -Las.
Mr. Matt. Ryan of .Seaforth is exel
gaged wfth Delaney Bros., for the
sumrmer month.• • s
Mr. John a Moylan spent the week -
era in Toronto.
A few. of our hockey fans attended
the game in Steatford on Tuesday ev-
ening.
• Untended for last 'week)
A gloom ,as -cast over the cant-
etuutity by the death of one of San.:
ley's most respected . citizens .in the
perste); of Will Logan, who' auccuitib-
edliba teant attack on Sattirday; Feb.
27th. Deceasedwft born 72• yeers.
ago on the fartn o nedt by hie Par-
ents, • the iaie Mr. and' Mrs. Charles
Logan'. He was an only son *nd. from
early childhood was .conneeted with
St, Jean's Anglican Church, was a
valued menaber 'of the cboir and made
a good Seotch comedian.. Be wilt be
greatly laissea by a very wide circle
wee .of friends and relativett • As a eitize.n
the had few, if any, equals; ' was a
great lover of natute, proven by the
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CONSTANCE
The Chili of Progress held their
• monthly meeting Feiday 'evening in
the' school ream. The president, Mr.
Jadlt
of iihe lest Meeting •Were* adopted; as
read by the trecretery. The program
opened with a ehorue by the school;
aecompanied on the piano by' Ilelen
Bitto.. A solo was. given by Mrs-.
R, GrImboldby, followed by a reading
• by Elle betr. The Allele taehestra
fevered the audiertee •with 5. imisieal.
tainbereenfter which Mr. robit H.
Seott Of ..Sea,forth gay e an enjoeabie.
talk on "Citizenship." . Mr. • William
Baton tang 'a 6610 .and Mr, Williani"
ewitt -mkt the Kiplatine Veen. Stolle.
Arinstrong sung,' aeocappaided by Eat
kiatettelig on, tie plank .m4 the
theettingf 'acted 'ari . "OA Save ,,, the
or-Lie,Y Ott. 6 . . • . • • ,1
iel ar, pres •
ided The minutes •
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Mr. sad Mrs-. Peter • Whititielie of
Thames Road, Mr. A. C. Whitlock 4ind
Miss Joy Whitlock of St. Thomas wre,
Sunday visitors with Mr. Mid Bie). .
Ben Willi -anis. . ' /
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua .Jobris and
Mies AltIna Johns; moved to their home,
in Exeter on Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs., John Iferdmaita and
Ila of Strethroy, and- Mrs. George Seet -
of. Three Hills, Alta:, visited with Mr.. •
John Herchnan on Sunday..
kiss • Etta Herdmaspeet as, few
t,
days in Exeter vieit g with her
grandfather, M. Hear Squires. .
Miss Annie Elerd; bap been- cons-.
ed to her bed this last week with the •
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hies. Robesrt Dennison has returned
to Mitchell after spending a 'week
with. relatives in this vianitY. .1
way be beautified his home eurroend-
ings. The late , Logan was never
married but, is. survived by three era
ters, Mrs. Albert Ellitat,
Man.; Mrs. J. J. Keyes, Nashille,
Venn.; one sister, Mrs. George Dote-.
les passied on some years agO„ and
vebo resided With hem. The fun-
eral, which was held on Monday, 'w -as
private at the home, fellow -ed by a
Very impressive service in St. john's
Anglican .Clitirela condtietell by the
Rctor, Rev. W. G. Buger. Three
favorite hymns tyf the deceased, "Rack
of Ages," "Abide With Me", and' "1
Heard the Voice a ./esusi Say," the
latter as a stole, Were: Well rendered
by his nurse, Mrs..Hese. ' The pall,
bearers were Lloyd,,leryss, tore Me-
CslYinent Orme Devestea Getirge
ten, VI. PoSter` and' anelieve,
illott. Th. last rites at Ole grave
*ere peeffitetted by the orbit& ON
der, of Wthietla he Witt a inearibera
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tROMARTY
Mr. William. McLaren is under the
doctors care.
Messes. ThOmas end John:
Blqg-
garth are under the doctor's care. •
David Ga,rdinee anet Duncan Alcael-
jr., left for the Western Prey-.
ineee last Satutelay.
Mr. S. role' retuene.d Irate a villa
among friends at Stratford, Ethel and
Seaforth.
Mr. 'and M -r. E. Lloyd Miller troin
Stratford visited with Mae, S, Miller
end other friends on Sundeye
A number from here attended the.
ftexeral of the late George Raberesoit •
In Stratford last. Sunday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Stewart and .fittdilt.
vieitetl with hie enothWitere :the other
day.
1V1iss Currie went to Toronto, tie
It for S. month With her Slter; hira,
Tufforte
Mr. -arid Mrs. john -Ctsthatit 'Mid' tiit
moki.00k, of 13ivodi4, Vielied et not.
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ratite for a.ae,
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