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t AND WIIERI$A5 it ie desired th t th
Y -LAW NO.tficot the VI14Rg
of Luck z ,,
A floe ' to he 4Nin Of
attar thonsiond e a4iD lit uM►! tl c
iia y of the Villlaage
Lneksew, is the County of fir
for the purpo of-pureiteelp -
Biietrise �-
u$4 IT TIM $?QU $NASD AND
IT IS 1f#IRii1! . flArw`IAD
Muttaciptl Ceded! of the Cee to the
alb � IkiPrtldii of
t Village of Lackuow, as follows:
1. It shell be lawful for the Reeve of
the Vi 1 g of l,,uekuow, a.rd he is here -
and instructed to
Cant. i, to borrow the sunt of
f''ire r the par
tie Moslem! defiant anal to issue lie-
r�Adi bentthe
htlee Plast now
used operated by Walter Stews*
So, in tate said Village of &ucksq
wHRRReS it is expedient and adv
able kir the benefit and advantage of
Wine of Luckuow, in the Count.
Aram. that the Corporation of the sit
Village pinches e :tile }le:trical part
the lileectric Light ,plant, irgw own
Bind operated by Walter' Stewart and So
sand to provide for the cost et, and in
theism to meet purclisee,, which is est
mats., M the .sunt of give. Tbeir.ard: do
-
AN.D WIXItItitA S the cost of •1,1,1
lelectrica part of.,seid. $lectric Lig
Plant, consisting of Generators► Ir atru
smuts, Switch Bo'rcl. Wiring,' Poles
Street Lamps and all electrical appur
tenances pertaining or.appertainin
thereto, is the sum of Four thousan
Five hurrdred dollar's,
AN WHEREAS the cost of work,, in
cider . thereto is estimated at. the su.
of Five• uhdred 40111111. -
AND •WfIRRRAS-for . such Purpose
the sum of Five thcgsand dollataa will
require to be: provided over and abeve
the aunts required for the ordinary
ex-
penditure of the' ,alai., Corporattir,f for
Y eretre..1918.
Mr andexpedient to it is
the saieemed d sum,
of
aforesaid bj wav of , loan othe
then purpose
of deheuturera of the said Corporation of
the Village' of lucknow. '
AND WIH RNaAS'the Bald sum of Five
thousand dollars is the total anioupt of
the debt intended to be created by this',
By-law.
of Village of 1. ucknoiw, far tint nn Bunthe
t fn
BUMS of net lean thou One hundred dol.
uce, fart tech, payable in the ,manner, for
the the amounts, and at the tinter herein=
after adore srti 1 mentioned.
weed p cu arty ntenti d
d. The sand debentures shall have et -
re A tached to them coupons for the payment
yy, sof intkreaet at the rate of six per cent.,
per annum which touons shall be
it- signed by th R
the' the saki Corporation e and shall -be uiia
Y • f payable on the Tweutfethday of Dec
r in each and every year during the
Or
continuance of.the said. Debentures.
3. Tile axial suit of $514.81 sliall be
I. rause., in e'eh year during the currelicy
ci- of the'iaaid debt which said sum shall be
i- *efficient h discharge the cevc,'ai yeasrly
al- sums of prfncipal and
heal Ctl a a of til villagef A of iseelkitertfi
to he Iu ltted td for tole*
ors on the Twenty -save Milb. f
IIVO
camber, A.1] , 191s, between the hello
of nine o'clock in the forenoon sand lee
o'clock in the afternoowed the fWktw'
place*.
South polling sub -division at the
Council room iu the Town Hrlll,
ReNorthics tpolling tl eorthlstide of Camp-
bell street.
And that the Twenty-S'xth day, et De-
ember,.A.D., 1918, et-e'a:vear o'.clockint
the forenoon et the t.°ouncil room, Town
Hull, in the said Municipality heats been
aired for the appointment of persona to
attend at the polling places and et the
of Clerk emu:Hinge sip of the votes by the
de' ; And thlt if the assent of the .electors.
Deco is obtains 1 to the said proposed ed By-law
it will be tierce intoconsideretion by the
etuy,icipai Council of the raid Cor
tips at a meeting thereof to beheld after"
the expiration of one month from the
date of the fKst i:bki . ..-
interest accirpin
due at the told yearly sums became re
litapectively payable as herein provided
which field
Um, and that. such first publicatiou�was
g made on the Fifth dray Of December,
-11918.
earn of 51.4 81 shall be r,ised
and levied each year by a special rate
, sufficient therefor .on. all the rateable
' properly in the Municipality of the Vii.
g lag* of leucknoW, according to the last
d' revised assessment roll thereof.
f 4. The 'said instalinentn of principal
m shalt be made: payable .o'aaa ert Twentieth
l day of levee be
incid`al of the said debt shall be repay
able by yearly sums during ilia period of
fifteen years being the time within which
° it ie "intended the said debt is to be paid.
AND . WHERRAS it will require the.
siuui of $514.8.1 to be raised and levied itt
each year during, the currency of the
saiddebt by special rate upo� the whole
rateable property of the said grillage ;of
4ntckcow,"according to the last revised
Assessment ;roll of the said Village which
site shale be sufficient° to discharge the
several yearly, punts of principal enden.
terest as the said sums become respect.
• ively. payable aceording to the terms of
„e -ibis By-law as in -hes einafter provided • .
AND WIJRBAs the, amount the;
*bile, rateable property of the said Vile'
lage'of l'dueknow according to the last re-
''yised Assessment Roll of the said Muni
cipality is the sum of $352,30$ 0). .
AND WHERRAS the, total amount of
the existing .Debenture debt of the raid
Municipality is the• Bum- of $13,659.31,.
upon which.there is no part of the prin-;
cipal or interest' n arrears,
r,
•
n each year, and the
Rrh cipal. and iiitereet payable:under and
upon the debentures issued under and
by virtue of this 13y -law shall be payable
at: the branch or *ger cy' of the Molaons'
Rank', In the Village of 1,1101010w, in the.
Count of fleece,
5,- The." yearlyinsta''eeents01prutcipaf
on .
said -debentures , and, the annual
payments of interest shall be in each
year of a raid peried e# fifteen years; as
fol tome
Take notice further that a tenant wlio
desires to vote upon said proposed By.
law `must deliver to the Clerk not.,
than the tenth day before the day ate -
pointed for taking the vote a de ip-
under The Canada. Evidence Act,cdeclaration
t
he is a tenant whose lease extends for
the trine for which the debt or liability
is to,be created, or in..which the money_.
tole raised by -the pro oa d.By-law is
payable, or, for atleast twenty-one years,
and that lie }las by lease covenanted to
pay in uicipal taxes in respectof the
property of which he istenant oth 4-
than local improvement taxes, °s
, a;,
tr
e1N
$w
J. R , trlerk.
'ALL:ASSIZES AT WALKERTON'
Total Antonia
Year ,,, Interest_N,,priticipal of•payment Two Mee which attraoted. 'd
I'19 wide ill•
$300,00` $214 81.. ' $514,81. terest;were;before Justice, Falconbridge
1920 287,11 227.70 514.81 wile
1921 273,44 241.37 514.81 presided at the AseizerCodrt at. the
1922 .258.96 25.5.85.. 51.4 81 Bruce ,QouUty --Town or1-7Nov, 29. Th
192,3' 243.61 • 271.20 ; 514 81 Bruce Tiiues ;resorts - the e
1924' 227,34 2s7 47 `514
follow outcome sae.
6 191.8r- p' r
eve, vs, ettereze.
1925. : 210:09 30.1.7e 514 81
Allan $ell, a Tarnier of : Bruce town,
130;110 - 384.70 , 514.81 ship shed Win. banter of th $ .
432.25' 514 81 oiler Co, of I;mcard�
1932 '- 56:63 ¢58
1927 323 90 . 514.81
1.72 43 342.38 .51.4 81
1929
9
1928
151 89 362.92' 51;4.81
•1930 107.03 ' 407.'f$ 1
1931 514 81
9.14 18 514,81
1933. 2 48.567,... 515,81
' 6 The said Debentures shall be signed
°by'the Reeve of the said Village of Ietick
now and by the 'Treasurer •thereof and
shall have the corporate seal of the said
Corporation affixed theret• °
7. This. Bylaw shall `take effect frons:
the 'day of the 'fnal. passing thereof, '.
subject to its being assented to by the .. i
electors. .
• Passed this. 30th .day of November, •p'
A.D., 1918. • • l .
`4•••••••••• .,m.,• .., ..• � to
•r.. Rnnva
Take notice that the foregoing,is•a h
Bridge' the
and Beller Dter
and his: daughter, Miss Lesl` tee,
Leslie t9 l"3unter,
for .$7000 datilages for injuries sustained
at the Dominion Day celebration
at
Port Elgin eiv.,Juiy 2nd,"1'817, "w en`
Bell .wlai' was + standing against a tele-
phone pole near-, the . corner watching
the proceedings on. the street. Wes, ru
nto by Ehugter's big. McLaughlin car.
hick; t44e driven by Mies'Leslie Hunter
and In .wllieh her father, Mr:' Writ. Hun.
r, was also an '-occupant. Bell;.. whe.
was crusher' agaiest the post by the car,
ad's one of his liars broken Above' the
�ateyer is•
o0 Dont
,. I'm. WI tight.". '
U '"But you`re. not. , You look
'worried and tired'._
"Well, I haven't been sleeping very well
lately." '
"No, and ,you, don't seem to have' any
appetite. I think you ought to take'some,
thing to tone up your system."
"01ln -no, I. don't. need' airy iedicine. T
Ile" I will soon be all right,"
"But you should not neglect yourself;
for that is lust the way I vitae before.I had
"nervous prostration, and you know. what
a long time I was laid up.'
"Well, I haven't. any tiine� to. be laid up,
that's a sure thing." ..••
"I know what I am going 13' 8 to'' d4.. I am
going to buy half ". a dozen boxes- of Dr.
Chase's Nerve. Food.and see that you take.
it regularly."
e Matter, Jad
Look elli"
"1`do most , anything -to get feeling
better, grip on business lately"
"I. get "up feeling tired 'in • the mornings,111
,
. and have to drive myself to .do the work
that used to be a pleasure for ine. I have
got in the way .of • putting o#f 'liiatter* that.
need' attention, ' and" hate to meet people.
when I know•.that sen d1 Cagy :li-be::,.
:"_---reetifred to discuss' business deals with
them. .• .
"You'll. • take :. the Nerve. . Peed, .won't
You?':
"Oh, I'll: let you be the doctor, .and if
the. Nerve Food builds the up like it did
you °I'11 sikon get back 'my old -tithe vigor
and. be able to make things hum.• 1 have
beeli rather discouraged lately, but 1 can
see flow that the trouble.is in the condition
of lny nervous • :systeril. So you: get the
Nerve Food :and .we'll"see what it will do."
Di'. Chase's Nerve Food,50 tents a '
box 6' rfor $2#75, ell dealers, r_Edmanson,
Bates St C'o., Limited Toronto. E'very boy
of the :.gel nine heiars'the for trait and sig.
nature of A. V. Chase, 114.D, the famous
&*eel. t
so:" for I know I have been losing my
i"Yoll knew, Jack, that nothing seemed
to help Ind like Dr. Chase's Nerve Food
.and I am sure it will be just. as good for
yotl,"
.aryou will alike ju, w4 ki.'t yolk ?"
limo tad au bitch/ hatiod
sad tart 'tai
le the tgiy-up. The Beaters maiistaihecl
diet the Abeideet rtes lin unwvoidable
ones that In swinging in. to avoid hitting
another ear which shot paint in front 'Of
thein, they had collided with; Bell -and
the post. • The plaintif 'a counsel, Mr.
Il'artley Dewar', A C, of Toronto,, how.
.
ever. tried to eetabhsb that while ;Mas
theater, the, driver, n'►taht have taken
due caution to avoid hitting either the
car air the crowd, .-yet she was driving
too fast to.enable her to stop the auto.
in an inst.-int, and that the accident was
the • citttcol;e of this - neglect, After
several' witneesee tack been examined
and a battle royal ,been waved between.,
Mr. i'roudfoot, of Goderch, for the`dc-
fendants en D.awatt,for Ilia plaintiff,
settlernent was affected wile eby the
Iiuntera paid ;Bell $2400 damages and
each defrays his .own costa,
' T teems •vs.I.AUI MTUS
This was an. action Brought by ROA.
Tr'encb,"bf Teeawater, against Jacob
Latnbertus, of the. Vennlonie Hotel.
there to determine the ownership of _a
Oh evcplet car and some horses wh'
tisertiie had sailed. tinder *judgment
�udgmernt .
ono • Howard Douse,.an implement :a
t or Teeevwater. Douse, it seems,
been appoia`ted local Chevrolet
nt,, and tad to.put up the money for
of •these care that had been"ship.
to him., Trench' advanced him the
ey to teles*, thew and: also .financed
urch:ase of sone horses . Douse bid
t. When Lantbertus se�zed „the
nd the horses for debt, • Trench put
counter Claim, and on the.Inatter
brought before the,Court, Justice
abridge decided in favor of Trench
ter passing him ` oyer the ear ap,.
horses, saddled' , t lite defendant
the costs of the action..:D. Rob -
and O. F. 'Slain, ' of town, ap-
d for the plaintiff and A. S. Clark,
nt`Forest, .for. the defendant.
Lam
fr..
again
had
age
as load
ped
mon
the p
bough
car a
ln ,a
being
Falco
Auld of
the.
with
errtson
peaare
of Mon
:w •-ir -s.'S.
sinuous me loony SARIN
swantit &Rt nompia, Owe*,
.
L O. F', lsucicnow Lodes, rale steep ¥rid ay
eieninggtbOrCloak in their lull, Cantle
bell street. All brethren cordiallyinvitee
°meo -Noble i.+rand, O. Aitchison; Via*
Wand, Vie Weis/sane; eis/sa ne; Riser. Yec.,
exd:. An. r. Pr. Paterson: Treasurer.
4. V. & A b%, O. It. O. Old Light Lodge meet*
everryThursdaynight ou or hefore tt,e fall
x ti,oknow ;e ei, fW Ball. Naerelock steeyyet
vison; S.
O. Lindsay; J. tY., ld. 31J. 1cOlui,ci ave. w.
uk TAL
.a.vowl.l,R tv.D.S. V. D. S.
stairs lit Sutton 'Mock, Teeswater. Office
Jul encomia: to_ gold laces, crowning sand
brad eivork,� Visits Wroxeter 1st. and O
Wednesaiay of each month;, portio Thur.
G. A. NEWTON. P. p). $ . !Dentis
.4vOffice
,Allin a a Mock, Losotoecr, th.t. .tui! modern
and Bridge � rk Painlefurnished.-
Crown
ion Dr the use of the :latest. Rimplrst and
safest remedy, .SOMNOFOREf. Newest
thing in artificial teeth. Abaft= plaid
non breakable
T. ._
FOWLWANTED
`We° will p "
•the highest.
cash price for dressed fowl
dellvred-ever
• Y Wednesday
rad I'hursdayatrur store.
Get; our prices and c .�
o0
Pe.
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Bruce County News , "
day
Conductor Cox, of the C,T
has run. throuub' Walkerton
Southareption line for yearn,
dead .,while attending chinch
at his home: in-;,Southamptton
day, Nov. -I st He 'had been a
1y in the best of health find
•his death gene:v e a re b aurp
Miss Isabella Klein, only s
Judge Klein of Walkerton, '
the Bruce County Hospital on
_ of" ,last 'week, just thre
after the death. sof her' father fo
elm had 'bee ll"keeping house for
ears. She 'W51e born in Weil*
ears' ago and, came. to Walked?
parents '36 years ago..
The `South Bruce Rural Tele
o. was notified to appear ,at Wi
est Saturday before the Ontario
ey and Municipal. Buatd, in.c
on with the application for tel
rvice by twelve' aaubsetibers
iross and Greenock to.ernline.
earing the evidence the Board or
e 'Company' to extend its lines,
ommodate the applicants, but
order'tg the,effect that the subs
Meat pay. the;cost of the cons
n of the necessary extensions.
A big general store at Underwood
aging. to A,. J. Laidlaw was • cum -
tely destroyed•by fire on the,morn-
of . Nov, 29, The. building was
pletely . gutted . and -pbt,a,,doilar's
th of the large stock was 'saved,
igh wind was blowing and for a
there was danger that the villa,;*•
Id be wiped met..The:'fire' was
vered about' six in • the.'"mornii!
haw ie origieateed ie a.complste
tery. The estimated value of the
was ten- or diteen, thousand
re.
.1t, Who
on the
*dropped' The Double Track Route
Service
on Sun-
Operant
news of
rise.
ister of
died' at
Pues
e. u 'eeks
r whom
many.
sley 63
n with
phone
ngham.
o hail.
onnee.
*phone.
'n the
After
dered
to ac_
made
crib.
true-
ian church. The .bereaved ones__have
•the sympathy of their ,:many .friends
here, .
D•oyctly Mealorrni:n: His' Many"
friends beard with much surprise and
regret. of the cteath of Mr. Duncan Mac-
•Donald, of Duluth, eihich.occurred Nov.
1. lie was taken; 111, with influenza,
which soon resultedin pneumonia, and
this terminated fa'taily in* few days.
The date Duncan. Maclrooald was born
in Ashfield about; fifty-two fears ago..
He spent has early years on his father's
farm on the 12th con. of Ashfield, .near :•
Lochalsh. ` Subsequently he conducted
a butcher :business ineLueknovwt,. • Dun-
Bannon ` nd . ,$entail., He was *ell
known much '• respected by a large
circle of relatives atiid .friends - abouh
Cream Wanted
We represent the largest creamery in
Western Ontario. We test accurately
and pay the highest cash price,' Get a
can and start now.
The Anker Ho���h
Self; -Balancing
Bowl
earn„Separator
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Luckiiov Fr
lilt tBG Produce
Company...
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MONTREAL, TORONTO,
DETROIT and CHICAGO
Unexcelled Dining Car Seryice.
'.Sleeping cars on nighi trains and parlor
.• cats, on principld ^day trains. "
infonnation from any Grand -trunk
Ticko Agent* C. R. itorning, District
Passenger Agent, Toronto.
insmithing
Eavetroughing,
.All kinds of Tinware
promptly repaired.
gret we record thie week the death of
Roderick McKay, of Saldt Ste. Marie,
Ont.' Re Was the oldest Son of Nr.
He- died there en .Noir, 14. bad
been in failing heitith for ssme
but hones for bis recovery had:been eb-
tertained until'', short 'time . before': hie
death. , .wat twenty-one Yeare of age,,,
a young man of genial Said pleasant dire.
positiou. He is eurviVed by his father,
pne brother, Sohn IL AfcXay; and two
meters, Christena and Florence, The
remains were taken to Kintail for inter.
of hie mother, who died In jute,. 1917. '
Tlie 'bereaved father; brotherand shit
ter Und his Mock, Mr. john McLeod',
accompanied the Jenfititie to Kintail.
The funeral,' which rgely attentled,
, held itrOtti the honie of „his grata.
mother, Mr. buncan McLeod, of RIO.
tail; It Was traidttOted by the7Rev
Drinkwalter
years ago he .temoyed- te Dtiluth where.
.he Jima Sieceeetaidect e leaves, to
moarn hiss hie widow. 'and kin!
kaleolut and' orie daughter, Miss lean,
Kis- it -tether sod . three sisters, Oathetine
iiia‘dge end Mrs, Danceklive in Toronto.
Alto brothers; Alex..;,Malcohn,
Otarles,live ttritielt Womble, And
one brother, Murdoch; in Saekatchewcm.
Ah the bereaved .ones 'have tlie spa-
Pathy of a lirge Circle of Triode. This
• the second severe afflietion to this
Nally. this year. Only abotit seven
months ago another brother, Sohn 'Mc,
Donald5,die frelle the same dread dia.
•
The Busy Hardw
Phone Sixty-six f are House
or pr
oinpt Delivery
•
hiT,e the
GET AN
OIL HEAtER
Priaise,is the heater you need" to guard' baby
against -void during the morning- bath and
frolic. Ca be canied -
the chill
Ugh
. an own -to drive
rpm bathroom or breai‘fast room,
strong, handsome; furnishes ten hours
070EDAR POLISH
0.c..Jar Polk& is the right
O -Cedar' Mop -two
etyles-priced at $1.50 each. ,
laeldar
Polish
Have you your cattle tied securefor fgecling ,
We have a good supply •of Chains and Stanchions,
Stable Broome and Shovels, ScrapArs and large Feed-
• ,ing Feirlie. All sixes of Feeding Baskets.
Brinein your Sash and have them Primod and Glazed.. Virrie
•
Try Frost Proof Weather Strip to keep out the cold. ,
-11eLEOD.8L JOYNT,
The Store Where Your Money toes Farthest
We have Good -Quality
Men's _,Black Fur -Coats
In all sizes from 42 to 48. Just
the thing for cold weather.
See our Ladies'„Coats at $37.50 -in
Lister's Plush. pood style 'and
perfect fitting, sizes 38, '40, 42.
Fur& are much higher itt • price th*'n last
piar. We have Mink, Russian Fitch
4rid other Furs at ntuch less than,
market prides.
All Hats in the Millinery Department: at
. Reduced Prices. See our window of'
Children's Hats at 98c each;
WILLIAM CONNELL
BA N DIA ILTON
Record o rogr,ess for five years taken froth,- .
Cove nm nt Statement as of Oetober
1913 it3b,664,000 $29,590,000 646,174,000*
1914 , 33,780,000 31,284,000' :. 445E35,000
DOUBLE YOUR PAY ‘A young lady who wa$ eerie:
ego, now receives a salary of6x0 a. week as the result_of the training ehe re-
nved
We assist .'nur graduates to good 'positions. Rater any time. Catalog-ue free.
' 'Winter Term from 'Tannery 6, 101%
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