jrt-i- vv r hkrwtux thbhi i 1 the acton free press muhaobubriii ce clothes shop 123yongcst toronto otntmite ryriebms outoftown patrons waebi bmlm tmv u malta nnr olaaua or optlaal tiyavttlaym inntlw hy g batlalaru otlauliwi 1 knwiaauaa fc na walilac e p head optometrist 58 st otoboe8 squaiu guelph ont hours b iun ti pm opan wednaaday afternoon alio atutaatabont mums we reopened the nutter and cooteted over one end onehall tnmiran from the tana ttat ai we fwomeded with oar bmttlgauoiu we enooantarcdleol entancfcrnenui and in mm we teoutftt in an amendment to the sueeaiejon doty act to permit the reorjenhxr of ectate which had been elouav thle mom waa rtrenuouuy op- poaed by the oniamttn oppoaltlan in the roue ttie act wa paned and when i tell you that we esueeted in the iat two yfeara juit over s millions of sueeaulon dutlca you wlll aee how well it haa worked we now have wider ln- vetlaun aomethlntt over nrty eatatea which we believe have defrauded the paat government ootof oveffltfymlulorui of douara we are proceeding with the inqulrlea and are now meeting with atlfi oppatltlon you are all familiar with the byrnes inquiry at hamilton weaek for your support to enable ua to carry to a eoneluaton the worfc which we have tttomab a blakeuktat i undertaken for you we all know what uberalpraareaalve candidate far ilaltew vfll happen to thete suceeulori duty paom jrtv gregory theatre friday september i7th with the staging cowboy dick bonn musical lifers of the party comedy love nest on wheels cartoon skunked again novelty bar rocs night out chapter 7 of oreat air mystery saturday september ltth on the avenue smart- musical starring dick powell and madeleine carroll lyrics by trying berlin novelty legend of the lei silly dlsnay return of tdby tortoise pox news monday september 26th a star is born ooejrtheoutstonding pictures orihe year coitarrlng janet oay- nor and fredrlc march tabloid musical- bars and stripes wednesday sept 22nd pair night captains courageous by rttdyord kipling corstorrltur freddie bartholomew and spencer tracy cartoon tin can tour- lit tten to all of he ndi in this province to organise to join organltittnni which openly ponsor illegal means for obtain ing their ends and this is the reason why the hamilton spectator and the toronto telegram tiave parted with mr rowj on the cxo question even colonel drew who spoke in burlington just a few short months ago underthaausplcea of the conservative executive has ported with his leader on the cxo stand after reading mr dingles letter for the third time and sympathising with him in the way in which his leader has been so cruelly misrepresented by everyone i unapproved by practically all of our labor leaders serosa canada and has already shown very beneaelal results the hepburn dovenfment passed the ztidustrlajstandards act in 103s this act provides for majorities of anyiroda agreeing to certain standards as to wages working hours etc and already thousands of workmen areleneflttngby this legislation the minimum wage act was amended in 1038 the labor and industry board is now appointed composed of a labor representative chomen by the iiibor brganlaatlons of ontario industry has appointed another in the earning prarlnelal btaetlan to the electors op ii alton in my letter this week i promised to deal with the succession duty tnic as you are all aware succession duties are taxes which governments collect from estates after death it is admitted by all democratic authorities that in the main taxes should be collected from tne citizens of any country in a fair propor tion with services received and ability to pay it ts also admitted almost univer sally now that the accumulation of wealth in a few hands a detrimental to the public flood because this condition can be carheclto the point where large groups will be compelled to live in pover ty keeping these two facts in mind it is clear that succession duties properly imposed will not only raise considerable cevenuev tout are on the whole beneficial 3n their opinion in ontario in the smaller estates the tax is very modeate when the estate is going- to direct des cendants there la no tax on estates up to b60oo as to estates in excess of this amount a tax is imposed startuts with 1 and increasing to 10 when one million dollars is reached prom these figures it is seen that the tax is- not oppressive and is much less than that imposed in great britain and other countries when elected to oltic found a startling state of affair the tax was not being collected in many in stances this tax evasion wo being ac compltshed in two ways many years ago a block of ontario bonds were issued as succession duty free we found these bonds were being passed from estate to estate and were being used over and over again to escape duties this prac tice we stopped now the bonds ore only used onre for this purpose and are then bought in by the treasury the other means of evading the tax was by i improper accounting the first estate which we investigated was in london the henry government had settled with the estate at some 32000 and then mode a small refund to the estate far prompt payment after proper investigation we collected from this estate 760000 and the collection was made without suit next was a toronto estate where the henry government had settled wfth the spi ci41s during flair vtaelt we invite all the visitors and people of aetonond district to inspect our new quarters at the abattoir 72 prtlbh and cured mebta try them once and youll come back hamburg steak for smoked meats pickled cot- op tage roll tbacoc hz smoked cottage roll q per t oc siitc bacon 27c 28c fresh shoulders ofok 21c 24c per lb lard per tt shortening per lb 15c butter iba for doc jt ef 1 n to a caataamt with meat orden only beef cuts prime nib f roasts tb idc 10c porterhouse and sirloin roasts per lb shoulder if a f rousts lb i4c idc round shoulder rousts per tb rib boil per lb veil rolled j q to oa boned tb ioc uc ind sirloin 20c 22c 15c 9c 10c homemade sausage lbs for- i 25c pattersons wholesale meat market cbk evenings phone 118 mjia8tbeet claims if the old gong get back into power again i lobar qtsestlati have you read mr dingles letter on the cxo and the labor question if i you havent i would suggest you read it mr dingle says that the newspapers have deliberately m38repre- sented mr rowr stand mr dingle says that he backs up mr rowe on this question after reading this letter i rather wonder- whether mr dingle reslly understands his own leaders position on this question which he endorse to put the matter bluntly mr rowe says 09 far as hels concerned labor can be- come affiliated with any union of its choice whether the union sponsors ii- j legal methods for obtaining its ends or not his language is wide enough to freely permit canadian workmen to join unions with communistic or anarch u- j tic alms he soys that he relics solely on the good judgment of the ontario labor this attitude is a direct invlu- mehatlot of hon w l mackenlxe king arid hon norman rogers lor refraining from interfering with a purely ontario question until asked to do bo mr dingle must be terribly jipset when he would go so far as to applaud mackenric king i with you wonder whether this enthusi asm for mr king wil last for another two years until the dominion elections are with us once again or is it just a passing fancy and then the conclusion of mv dingles letter what a touching peroration on the sterling qualities of the canadian working man once again i suggest to mr dingle that he underestlmates the intelligence of canadian workmen no orte is going to be fooled by obvious flat tery of this nature no one has ques tioned the loyalty and sincerity of can adian workmen mr hepburn plainly served notice on lewis and his gang sters that lawlessness as practised in the us wont be tolerated in ontario mr row parenfly votes of n few radicals mr dingle says mr rowe has chosen- themost difficult path mr rowe didnt think so at the lime but i am inclined to think he be lieves so now i have taken a ketn interest in luonr matters all my life my interest in labor is not a newly assumed cloak tb help wfn the election mr hepburns stand next join with him in his touching eora member and the go vvmmeht nas ap pointed the chairman this board has now been in session for weeks compiling the necessary information to set up and enforce a fair minimum wage no goy- otftmentlaoukiitgtory has done as much constructive work for labor in so short time as we have thomas a blakelock tractor demonstration at r w browns farm just east of acton friday afternoon sept 17 anyone interested in form tractor wprk is invited to come and see this demonstration norton motors phone 69 alston ontario tord sales and service owe rb tbja aland ofy- y with the hope of gaining the 0 am to s pm 69c good friday and saturday this certificate is worth 231 8 am to 8 vm 69c this certificate and gt entitles the bearer to- one or our oenulne 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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 maty ways in the year that ended march 31st 1937 it reduced ontarios gross debt by 3309816539 how you have profited by hepburns policies grant equal to one mill on the dollar from the prov ince to every municipality has relieved municipal taxpayers to the extent of 3000000 6 entire cost of mothers allowances was assumed by the province a saving to the municipal taxpayers of over 2100000 a year 1 8 10 11 2 cancellation of the amusement tax will save patrons of the theatre sports and other amusements 3000000 a year 3 ontario is granting a 5 reduction in motor car rates that will save motorists 2500000 a year 4 the province has cancelled the 20 per cent- levy for merly made upon the counties toward the cose of kings highways a saving to municipalities of over 2700000 to date and a further saving this year of 2000000 8 township road subsidy was increased to so per cent a saving to townships of 400000 per year municipalities share of old age pensions was taken over by the province saving over 1000000 a year payment of pensions to the blind of 300000 abolition of the students examination fees of 170000 is another worthwhile saving that mothers and fathers appreciate rates for hydroelectric power have been reduced to users to the extent of 4800000 the hepburn government paid relief charges out of current reverse instead of adding them to the public debt to be paid for by increased taxes in the future as was the policy of the former government more sunshine budgets on october 6th you will have the opportunity of show ing mitchell f hepburn how muchyou appreciate his handling of the provinces finances and the administra tion of its government mark your ballot for the liberal candidate in your constituency and work to elect him by a safe majority thats the way to show mr hepburn you want him to carry on with his program of tax reductions he promises another sunshine budget this year and you know he keeps his promises be kind to your own pocktbook vote liberal election oct 6 elect blakelock for halton t trss