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jiujbujyyjmjjgjjiifjj the georgetown herald wednesday evening july 22 1953 page 4 on speedvale ave east at northern city limit thurs frl july 23m warpath edmund o brien dean jagger in colour sat hon july 25 27 1rma goes west mane wilson john lund tues wed july 2829 sunny side of the street frankie laine billy daniels thurs fri jul 3031 were not married ginger rogers fred allen marilyn monroe and all star cast childken s playground 2 shows nightly child under 12 n frc f i flowers for every occasion design work a specialty bonded member tds telegraph delivery service flowers by wire anywhere in the world norton floral phone 315w georgetown eavestrougmng plumbing heating don houston phone 547w bill garbutt plumbing ano hlaiing all m f rvlr work vlatur hyuutxm fc v etttr c h f n c sarah st georgetown phone 505r urges temperance as a way of lire st johns united church had as their guest speaker on sunday mor ning rev gray rivers erin the field secretary of the ontario temperance federation mr riv ers and his family were on their way to ryerson beach camp where he will lead the young people at camp in a course ortemperance education he assisted rev j m smith in devotions and after being introduced by mr smith chose for the basis of his address the writing of paul to the oioatians in chapter 5 from verses 11 using verse 16 as his text walk in the spirit and ye shall not fulfil the lust of the flesh mr rivers did not draw a black picture of the harm- intem perance is doin he thought th newspapers and observations coulfl tell that sufhciently but he rather built up hi5 cause for temperance and the work of the ontario tem perance federal ion from the posi tive side stressing that it had re solved itself largely into a ques tion to be answered individual and personally temperance or in temperance haiinbecome almost a way of life calling for a decision on our part as to which way we will follow from that our influence spreads through our homes and community and though the federation could not reach the individual directly on any large stale it was doing much through its educational meth ods which were considered one of the chief means of meeting the problem as it is at present and they are giving ood leadeiship and assistance to communities trying to cope with the problem of excessive intemperance mr rivers staled that they had nad much encourage ment more than they had anticipa ted in helping communities where there evidently was a great desire to keep this matter within control he thought the work of temperance education among young people such as through high school training and young peoples groups at camps and of many kinds in our commun ities was having considerable sue cess especially where it was backed up by home influence and that es pecially where no temptation of any kind was placed in front of these young people counteracting the good which they had received into their minds mr rivers caled for positive ac tion which woim fill the lives of our young people and many not so young with good activities leaving little or no rocr or desire for the things which hurt their lives or in paul s words of the text walk in the spirit and ye shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh have your sso ml burner liutalud newl easy terms free estimates 55 down 3 tears to pat all work ffullj guaranteed w bill sproule 4 elizabeth st s phone iw irajlpto building a home don t wait until curtains are hung before thinking tilxiut insurance prottc tion i rocililc in iy not wait and if i ir strikes during tli construction period you it ix set lack many a lolu don t deuy ask us ilout iiimiraiirr protection fr your n w home invest rnnt now elmer c thompson insurance service john it barbfr f krntry r- thompson mill strut phone i id dancing every friday night stanley park erin modern aires band admission 75c upwclls ltd your progressiveconservative candidate highest prices paid for scrap iron steel metala batteries mlsceluneoas farm serajk delivered to our yard 175 caroline st n hamilton l waxman sons phonb hamilton 27081 and 83811 sybil bennett progressiveconservative candidate one of the main issues of this campaign is taxes another is the wasteful and extravagant spending of the st laurent government an other a lowcost housing rprogram to provide homes for men and women in the lower wage and salary brack- els a matter of great importance to the county of halton in its pres cnl expansion and development and still another and not of the least importance by any means the res toration of the supremacy of par liimcnt wherebj the member sent from his or her constituency to the house of commons will have free diid full opportunity to engage in debate and carry on the admimstra tivc affairs of this country and at the same time speaking for his or her own constituency at all times the management and administra tion of the affairs of this country by its representatives in the house of commons has in the last eighteen years been almost completely re placed by management and admini stration through committees secret orders in coujicil and emergency power acts whereby government has been placed in the hands of a very few men possessing arbitrary and dictatorial power these as enumerated are only a few of the issues before the elec torate in this eection which is one of the most if not the most import ant since confederation but the liberal party will seek to divert public attention from these basic and fundamental matters by bring ing up imaginary and other thread- bear issues tha have been brought out m every election campaign in this county for the last fifteen years the harsh crat ing sounds which voters in this county will hear for the next few weeks will ring from the simc worn old axes whieh have been ground afain and agun b our opponents the v w ill talk of ik i n smoii and unemployment irui dt pit ssed prut n the nine tee n unities ilttm i h fullv rt ilimi tint hie saim t i ciitioiis pr tiled in tveiy tountrv in the world even to i ert itei ritgtte than in til id they will lead vou to believe that the nineteen thirty one thirty six depression ind unemployment v is e i used bj the lneunbtnt const ri ii vt lirt but 11 t will m ej tl to it ii you th it for t u first two dls islious it press i n vi irs the 1 ibt i ils wert the ins ivts n h wtr nil tin v like jhi rt st of iht w i i t e ild d i nothing to m vtnl it 11 tv v ii n el to it ii ou thil it w is inline that i i ud th it rni irt ti lie ifritm its wete compltttd with the rt st of tht comm nwe tlth by the onsrrv itive party wte reby wt obt lined markets for our oods tin ouehotit tht commonwealth out of which lkkun our eu idy progres sivt movement upwards in reh ib- ilitilnif ourselves in this tountry dinnj the inst few t irs i it so i ukt ts li ivt all i t n lost to the injidi in ptttpli ind wlu rt is in lim ia e xjpurtotl a billion eggs to t tic ni histt islt s we an now e x m i tlllj i oil hit lilxrilsiie mi in savin the mseivittive pirty will stop moth- ei s allowances ntui old age pen sions wlit n uie are elected el in iy a few w ks iijo george drew in his opttnu i i it form speech tspe ifktlly nnel fi ml rtfuled 1m th tin si non st usual charge mid id did i trust i that i hiixt settled this matte i one nnd for all on e ugnin the leitlership of cm rji drew xv ill be questioned mill he e king to dtstro the ictdti destiny the i artj itself surely the time his omi when the people of canada will say that we must deal with issues apt urt nont to the peo pit of c in id i and not to the per son of tht lenee rs w hot x t r the i uhrs miy bt ou will te told that the great prosptiity of this countr in the inst fifteen years is due to labtril gov enimenl administration and rmrtagement and we do not wish to mimmizc the work and contribution made by the liberal party and other pirties in this tnuntry but it must be remembered that the prosperity of this nation is due primarily to the fact that we have been endow ed with magnifi ent natural resour ces to which have been applied the genius and skill of our people to produce food and supplies during a wartime economy for the purpose of waging the second world war and rehabilitating many of the nations of the world after that war the united states has provided the dollars to the people of europe by which they bought our products and through that means we found ready and valuable markets for the sale of our goods now that these dollars are not forthcoming we are facing the tragic position whereby the markets of the united kingdom are all but closed to us and those of the united states are on a dimin ishing scale the farmers of this county know full well the results of this management in the shrink age of their incomes you will be told the conserva tives will raise the tariffs and the excise duties but let me point out to you that the tariff and excise duties arc now it the highest ipeak that they have ever been in this country with all this prosperity we are paying almost a much taxation in this country as we did in the peak year of the war in 1945 the ivcr- age canadian father with wife and three children p tys 1 550 00 per year in taxes one dollar in every four goes to the dominion govern ment in taxation and one working day in five working days is given by the workman to the government to pay for the administration of this country we are staggc ing under the hea viest taxation ever exacted from the canadian people these taxes are collected in various ways and forms one of which is in hidden taxes these hidden taxes apply alike to high and low income groups and especially penalize the low in come group lt the year 1952 ev ery person in this country paid a hidden tax of approximately si 05 whereas in the vcar 1939 each in dividual paid something less than 22 00 these hidden taxes have gre itly tnereisd the cost of living this year from farm and factory office and home the men and wo men of canada w ill speak with one voice the gigantic over powering burden of taxation must be lighten cd countless hiiden taxes must be cut and income tax must be put on a saner fairer basis george drew has said he will cut taxes by half a billion dollar mr abbott and mr howe say this is impossible and ridiculous what is the use of tel ling people that when only a few days ago statistics showed that in the first two months of this fiscal year the liberal government col lected from the people in taxes over two hundred million dollars more than is required to finance this country and balance the bud get it would now eem to be a crime to suggest that lhe people be relic ved of taxation but they will be we will aehicv c this through a housecleaning program thta will sweep through every government department particularly our reck less free spending in defence dep artments think what a good clean up without impiinng the elticicncv of our irmed forces will do in this department which list cir spent s much mom on i force of on hundied in 1 three thousand as the government did en one million ser v n e mt n md wc un in the pe ik veir of world ir two i hi i ibe rils j th it we c u not cut taxes but u em ind we will 1 isk vou tht mm ind women f hilton count o kce this vitallv import tnt is ut vour tionty n mind whtnvou 10 t t it poll i augtttt kit i vs progressive coi t iv itivi t nidi i itt it r hilton t untv 1 isk f m votii supp it in i ooi tnti n 1 i w ill not lo i r wird i husbands wives want new pep and vim tbonaumla of co an weak wornout n haottvd ollr bacaumi body lackf iron lotnevr vtmvltadlty tryortnitooioturti s ippl fcrai yem too mar need fur r 1 1 plfn r tmrf bit v itaunln bi introdutt k w v oqaaxlntttd aba ooljr 00 at 11 drugcu r zr pittsburgh paints ernies radio salada tea you are invited euchre and dance friday july 24th esques1ng community hall stewarttown good prizes lunch doris hulls orchestra cards at 8 30 admission free sponsored by esquesing progressive conservative association so qtack so convenient 1 thousands pay bills this modern businesslike way so can you today loans for any good reason 150 to 1000 en your own slgncrturo no bankobto socurity nowad up to 24 month to ropoy 0useh0ld finance 1 1 6 wyndhan slraat pholm 793 oukph ont alt htanofe m wm sl hwk i mmaj lb tm 1370 s mala st sooth aacond floor phono ho hampton ont coop news baler binder twine portable grain elevators 16 and 20 feet coop quality feeds purina feeds halton cooperative supplies free delivery route days georgetown 86 milton 127 specialists in new or remodelled bathrooms air conditioning heating sheet metal v ork hot x ater heating eavestroughing estimates free of charge thompsons hardware main street phone 46 siirtmj mondiv julv 27th mr paul b barber of barbers jewel- it rj btore tnovt door lo the post office will be our local represen ting in george own our telephone number rcmiins the same 170 mr barber his bevn authorized to accept pa 3 ment of telephone bills and handle all telephone business for the community effective with this appointment our present busi ness office will be closed u o misener manairr tke bell telerhore compaut of uludf