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Issued by Onxtario Liberal Association 4 y# ue P ve. )* s In the year ending March 31, 1937, the Hepburn Government showed a gross debt reduction of $33,098,165.39 â€" the first gross debt reduction in thirty years. Where the Revenue Dollar Goes In the last year of the discredited Henry gang, 42.62 cents out of every dollar of revenue were used for fixed charges on public debt. That left only 57.38 cents out of every dollar of revenue to meet current expenses â€"education, road maintenâ€" ance and other public services. Imagine a wage earner having to take nearly half his daily wage to pay the "interest" on his debts! Today â€"under the Hepburn Administrationâ€"only 25.5 cents out of every dollar of revenue are required to meet fixed charges, leaving 74.5 cents for your public services. Mr. Hepburn promised sound business management for the Province; Mr. Hepburn has kept his promise. deficit. For the year 1936â€"37, the Hepburn Government achieved a surplus of over $9,000,000. That surplus is being passed on to you in the form of reduced taxes IMMEDIATELY. Sound management, hard work and a strict "pay as you go" policy has turned former deficits into that substantial surplus. Furthermore, entire Government departments had to be cleaned out to make possible economy of government. All this Mr. Hepburn promised. All this Mr. Hepburn carried out. Now he promises more sunshine budgets, more surpluses to be passed on to you in the form of reduced taxes. Carry On, Hepburn! EFORE the Hepburn administration came into power the old Henry gang had been piling up deficit after Debt Reduced $33,000,000.00 Another Sunshine Budget He Balanced Ontario‘s Budget and Used $9,000,000 Surplus for Tax Reductions Hepburn‘s financial policy made possible: 1. Assumption by the Province of the entire cost of Mothers‘ Allowances, a saving to the Municipal Taxpayers of $2,100,000.00 per year; . Assumption of the Municipalities‘ share of the Old Age Pensions, a saving to the Taxpayers of over $1,000,000.00 a year; Abolition of Students‘ examination fees, $170,000.00 per year; Increase of Township Road subsidy from 40 to 50 per cent., $400,000.00 per year; A subsidy of one mill on the dollar was given to every Municipality in Ontario, relieving the Taxpayers to the extent of $2,933,500.00; Reduction in motor vehicle rates of $5 per car will mean a saving to owners of over $2,500,000.00 a year; The rates for Hydroâ€"Electric Power have also been reduced, resulting in a saving to the people of $4,800,000.00. Cancellation of the Amusement Tax at a saving of $3,000,â€" 000.00 per year; Payment of entire cost of pensions to the blind, $300,000.00 per year; Cancellation of the 20 per cent. levy formerly made upon the Counties toward the cost of Provincial Highâ€" ways has resulted in a saving to the Counties of over $2,700,000.00 to date and will save this year (1937â€"38) a further $2,000,000.00; THE PORCUPTNE ADVANCT TiMMINS, ONTARTIO Taxes Reduced ELECTION O CT. 6 Charles Descary, d cupies the other store reports damage to the $1,00 to goods stored and destroyed by wate is covered by insuran gcamaged plate gla the corn Even in in places, from the cellar of the that a certain drained from in the basemt time emp to sweep : just start curred. It escaped w céllar is 1 store, noi ‘The reg Rouyn, Se about the fa Conrad Lafo tradesman, lie joicing in the a miracle. On Tuesda: ¢‘clicck, Mr. I cery store an situated on P He was place on the charge. warning thal ; would be severe also issued the fird any more someone is goin David Black wa causing bodily har on the stand, told coming home dru over the mouth. stated,. and the bo advice. Magistrate F bench, took a s and told the ; minded to sen conduct that y urder any circu ing for any ma He should be : rather than hit Rouyn Man Alive Only by Apparent Miracle Finding that sufficiently sever charge, the cou to one of comn both accused m ences. Reason f evident in Departmen "Due to th purchasing increasingly and trucks time of yea tice establis with such f part of the : vehicle pern are being m of expiratiof The bullet now availab new car or registration. ‘"They say car or truc the 1937 res row be proc New Motor Markers Now Available at Timmins At the office ¢ Block, Timmins censes for Tim: 1938 automobile licenses were m urday aftorroon last vear. His Lordship the acted as interpreter ant stated both drunk. "As indit delivered or government daownward 1 registration Passenger as follows: 4 cyclinders 6 cylinders up t ing 28 h 6 cylinders 0 police court His Lordship the acted as interpret which Indians wet fact that the Mag also understands Indian dGdialect cor Bishop Anderson Acts as Interpreter Cases at Cochrane in Which Magistrate Also Knew the Language Used. Notable Reductions in Cost of New Licenses. â€" Early Issue Saves Cost of Markers for Balance of Year on New Cars. Other Advantages of New Plan. Description of New Markers. ‘The damage to the bu Bisho; OM h nd 11 11 On B Interpreter Bishop of 11 11 11 to Lowbush in the r held him while ie mouth with his he was on the icked him in the U T arged wWIlNn other, who, ung Indian riking: her t hurt, she 3t take her t, ~Of1 )f{ the 11 lC assaulted sA ~cousin Alexander, building, of about basement moke. He Moosonee complainâ€" ere very iASlL WECK Moosonee were not he heavy e charge d placed led sentâ€" s a groâ€" re, both is in the _ noticed line had is kept s, at the 1e began but had si0I1 OCâ€" almost It was olerated OW ) Snockâ€" mother nd her as told burned strict onduct e court wisted walls is¢s in nd the 1 Sa uyn , reâ€" e by 1 We bush rdor 7.00 10.00 on the the on anC m the the AT 1€ AT 8 cylinders up to, i ing 35 h.p. 12 cylinders 16 cvlinders More than 3 tons and up to 4 tons 36.00 More than 4 tons and up to 5 tons 48.50 More than 5 tons and up to 6 tons 63.00 More than 6 tons and up to 7 tons 73.50 More than 7 tons and up to 8 tons 84.00 More than 8 tons, up to 9 tons ... More than 9 tons, up to 10 tons ....127.50 The new markers will have a red crown and orange figures on a blue backgrcund. They will be good up until March 31. 1939. Ordinarily the markers are distributed from Noavember 1 to come into force at the keginning of the new vear. * The series for Timmins begins at 850 S 1. Every ninetyâ€"rine markers issued adds one first number of the series. Thus: markers will be issued 850 S 1 up to 850 S 99 when the first figure will change to 851 and the 100th marker will be 851 S 1. A bout 4,000 registrations are usually made in Timmins in a year. Of that number more than 3,000 are f:n' pasâ€" senger automobiles. the contact with Southern Ontario centres where the disease has taken so wide a grip. The patient at Long Lac is little Edith Taylor, 13 years of age. She was promptly taken by airâ€" plane to Port Arthur and word from No notification of the postponement of the District of Cochrane fall assizes has ‘been received by the Crown Atâ€" torney‘s office here. ‘The assizes at Haileybury have been postponed and there is some talk of having those for Cochrane postponed but so far no ofâ€" ficial action has ‘been ‘taken. They will be held. as far as officials know, on October 5. The reason for asking for the postponement of the Assizes is to prevent a number of witnesses, jurâ€" ors, lawyers and others concerned losâ€" ing the opportunity to vote at the election. On account of a case of infantile paralysis developing at Long Lac, the school there was closed as a precaution and will not be reâ€"opened until it is considered that the danger is past. This was the first case Oof the disease at this Northern mining camp, which is 150 miles northwest of Port Arthur. It is interesting to note that the Northâ€" ern mining towns have all escaped serâ€" ious cases of the disease, despite the amount of travel to these towns and the latter city says that she is much improved and apparently has good chance to recover without serious conâ€" sequences from the disease. No Word Yet of Postponing of the Assizes at Cochrane neighbcurhcod of $6.000.00, with a furâ€" ther $1,500 for the hardware stock, though the exast loss has not yet been estimated, but the loss is covered by insurance. Close Long Lac School for Infantile Paralysis Case J, D. BRADY of the London Life Insuranse Comâ€" pany this year attained the distinecâ€" tion of winning the Viceâ€"Presidency of the Big Producers Clubâ€"an orâ€" ganization composed of the leading producers of the London Life field force. Mr. Brady qualified for this high honour by leadding the Ordiâ€" nary Branch of the London Life in volume of sales for the year endingz July 31. He has been a member of the Club for eight years and in 1934 was President. The annual Conven. tion of the Club was held recently at the Grand Hotel, Mackinac Isâ€" land. W. F. Foy, Jr., superintendent of the Local Industrial Branch, and H. Kaplurn, Industrial Representative, also qualified for membership in the Big Producers Club. All Commercial motor vehicles and ailers have been reduced twentyâ€"five r cent. from the 1937 rate. The fee r the registration of a change of ownâ€" ship has been reduced from $2 to $1. ie fee for the registration of a motor cle has been reduced from $3 to $1. Truck reégistration fees for trucks up ten tons are as follows: One of the Leaders up to 7 tons and 8 tons, up anid and and and 15.00 10.00 30.00 25.00 40.00 35.00 motor \;ehicles and reduced twentyâ€"five 9T Hi up up up $ 7.50 18,00 _ 36.00 48.50 63.00 â€"73.50 _ 84.00 108.00