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Page Eight THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 1929 GMR , Cylinder Head 58 hp. BIO Six Enqine Fuel Supply Pump /COMPARATIVE tests . . made with the "fifth-wheel" speedometer . . prove Pontiac to have the highest top speed and fastest acceleration of all cars in its price range. Its 200-cubic-inch engine delivers 58 brake horse-power at 3,000 r.p.m. . . exceptional power at moderate engine speed spelling long life for Pontiac's Big Six engine. High-compression performance, with ordinary fuels is provided by Pontiac's GMR cylinder-head, developed by General Motors Research Corporation and available in no other car at Pontiac price. Positive fuel-pump assures full supply of gas and prevents starving on long, steep hills. The only true performance is all-round performance . . power, speed, acceleration and LONG LIFE. That is why Pontiac is worth more today than other cars at its price. Compare Pontiac's BIG SIX beauty, performance and dependability with anything this price field can offer . . then make your decision. t ■■ ■ ■■» Atk your D--Ur about th* GMAC Deferred Payment Plan PONTIAC FMOUCT Of GENERAL MOTORS CW CANADA, LIMIT*© W. J. ONYON COLBORNE - ONTARIO Ter bbcausb it's canadiaB Kernaghan News VARIETY STORE School Boys' Sweaters 98c Overalls........ $1.98 Smocks........$1.98 Shirts..........75c Work Mitts or Gloves from 39c to 98c Sox, wool, 35c--3 pr. $1.00 Canvass Gloves, pair. . 15c t4 Hat Elastic . . 6 yds. 19c % Elastic .... 5 yds. 25c Thread, 200 yds, each 9c Needles or Pins, pkg. . . 5c 25, 40 or 60 watt Lamps 25c Wire Shades for Lamps or beds, each . . . . 15c Electric Wire, Plugs, Sockets Plain Cups . . . . 4 for 25c Plates, large, each . . 15c Oatmeals, each . . . . 10c Fruit Dishes . . . . 6 for 25c Brooms .. .. 39c and 49c Tubs, each........98c Galv. Pails . . 29c and 35c STAMPED PIECES or FANCY WORK We have a complete selection of centres, runners, buffet sets, cushions and aprons for Xmas gifts, . . 15c to 98c Candy Tobacco -- Cigarettes KERNAGHAN'S Variety Store - Colborne R E X A L L One Cent Sale NEXT WEEK Thursady, Friday, Saturday October 3-4-5 We are mailing bills on Monday next Griffis Rexall Drug Store Colborne Try Our Job Printing Department for Good Prinntig on Good Paper, at Reasonable Prices. APPEALS TO NORTH Vould Give New Ontario L Representation--Bigger Munic Reductions in taxation, abolition of municipalities' contribution to old age pensions and provincial highways, and important' changes in the administration of the education department as well as the handling of New Ontario-- these are some of the chief promises made by W. E. N. Sinclair, K. C, Liberal leader, in a 20-point election manifesto, issued last week. Mr. Sinclair's policy on the liquor question remains substantially the same as he enunciated in his variously interpreted Fort W|illiam speech of last June. He asserts that the Liberal party "stands for the strict enforcement of the liquor control act while the people continue to approve of this method of handling the sale of liquor and acknowledges the right of the people to change that method whenever they decide to do so." He declares that the people are entitled to a plebiscite on this question and he continues, "the submission of the temperance question to the people will be granted when demanded." "While the province remains under the present law," continues the manifesto, "there will be amendments strengthening the act and the enforcement of the same will be vigorously carried on. The preesnL partisan method of handling the act will be discontinued." The Liberal leader promies that if h^ is returned to power, motorists will be charged only a "nominal . a-mount to cover the charge of both license fee and driver's permit." He further pledges himself for increased grants to municipalities on township roads, a survey of all taxation, including the gasoline tax, further assistance to the farmer in co-operative marketing and by agricultural research, and reductions in rural power and light costs. Public Safety Minister If elected, he says, he would appoint a minister of public safety to handle all highway traffic problems'. He would also have a separate minister to head the department of education which is now administered by Premier Ferguson. The minister of education in Mr. Sinclair's government would act on educational matters only with the advice of a council appointed from the membership of the Ontario Educational Association, the provincial teachers' organization. Mr. Sinclair also calls for more local autonomy in educational affairs. Demanding a general redistribution of the seats in the legislature, the Liberal leader contends that the New-Ontario representation should be larger The minister of lands, forests and northern development (now Hon. William Fialayson. East Simcoel. should be a northern member, he says. New Ontario municipalities, he continues, should be aided by the government paying the municipal taxes on abandoned farms. A land settlement survey and a survey of the iron ore situation are asked by the opposition chieftain. If experts recommended it. he would increase aid to the iron industry. He declares that no more lumber concessions should be let until business conditions demand more newsprint and timlher. He calls for the fullest possible development by the government of all water powers and for the side of additional territory is prt incia! Sinclair expressed himself in favor of the alternative vote in provincial election contests where more than two candidates are in the running. With certain reservations, he calls for the holding of provincial elections only once in four years and then only between June 1 and Oct. COBOURG Robert Drope, of Ottawa, Mr. Harold MicMillan left for Toronto, where he will enter the Ontario College of Pharmacy. -Miss L. Cornell, who has been touring Europe this summer, is expected in town ihis week. Misis Muriel Tait left for Toronto, where she will enter Wellesley Hospital as a nurse-in-training. Col Wm. Beattie, D. D., C. M. G., pastor of the first United Church, London, is expected to preach anniversary sermons in Trinity United Church on November 3. Miss Helen Friar, of the Kingston Avenue Hospital staff, Brooklyn, New York, is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mh Friar. King Street west. Mrs. E. W. Hayden, Mrs. Burnet. Mrs.. Geo. Greer, Mrs. Field, Mrs. J. A. Nicholl, Mrs. Geo. Lowe and Mrs. W. B. Pratt are in Toronto this week attending the annual convention of the King's Daugh- . Wellington W)m. The report to be made by Engineer Redfern on the purchase of the water works and gas plants is, it si understood, under way, and will be presented to the council in the course of a few weeks, and it is more than probable that the report when presented will state that the purchase price of the plants, as named by the Hydro Electric Power Commission will be considered fair. Belleville Nationals, last year's Ontario senior champions, won the Central Ontario League title and the right to meet the Toronto representatives in the Ontario play-offs here vesterday by defeating Delora 8 to 3 in the third game of the final serice. The hitting and pitching of Alex, j \\feir was the big feeature in champions' victory. Martin's Meat Market UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT All kinds of Fresh and Cooked Meats at Reaesonable Prices NOTICE--All accounts must be settled on or before Oct. 1st, 1929, or they will be placed in other hands for collection. Phone or Call Orders Promptly Attended to Phone 38, Colborne HARRY MITCHELL, Manager. Evaporating Apples Wanted at East Colborne Factory We will purchase Evaporating Apples, to be sound, 2 inches in diameter and upwards. Prices for Coming Week:-- 50c per 1001b delivered at East Colborne 60c per 100 lb delivered at Brighton C. ORSER PACKING CO. SPECIALS Friday - Saturday - Monday IT'S THE MONEY YOU SPEND WISELY THAT COUNTS Your budget will show you the amount you have allotted yourself for table requirements, but a budget is not a reason for getting cheap things in which you forfeit quality by attempting to save in price. The housewife who spends her money wisely and who likes to get the utmost value will find her nearest Superior Chain Store a real asset towards savings. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Vanilla Flavoring-- 2 bottles for 15c Honey, in comb . . 2 for 25c Rolled Wheat . . .. 3ft 25c Corn Meal......4ft 19c Rice..........2ft 15c Salmon, "Fisherman" brand, --the very best--tall tins 20c PREMIUM TEA, black, with- cups and saucers, per tb . . . . . . . . 65c POSTS BRAN FLAKES 2 for 27c DeLUXE JELLY POWDERS, 4 pkgs. 23c BACON, choice, sliced, per lb........35c CARBOLIC SOAP 3 bars 22c 6 bars Pearl Soap, 1 White Clothesline All for 35c Bacon Jowls, sliced, Schneiders, per lb 32c Bologna, choice, per lb . . 25c Fresh Pork Sausage, lb . . 25c Shoe Polish, black, per tin 9c Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 for 25c DRY GOODS Cotton Batting i/alb rolls ,reg. 20c. . . . 3 for $ Comfort Bats, white, 2l/2Ib......Special .95 Table Oilcloth Squares...............87 Kotex...........................49 Ladies' Night Gowns, many shades.......89 Corsets, Corsettes and Brassier13, pink, brocaded from 50 to 1.50 Ladies' Gloves, moca finish, newest styles and shades .................... 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