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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-7-31, Page 4WEDNESDAY,. AM 1st, 1021 THIS lMS$EL3 POST 01 Vroods root WEDNESDAY, JULY 31st, 1920 1929 JULY 1929 S M T W i T F S 1 2 3 4 7 8 8 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 21 21 23 24 25 28 29 30 :31 5 6 12 13 19 20 26 '27 Huron County Pension Board Now Organized Goderich, July • 21.—The five members of the Huron County Coun Cal appointed at the June lesion to constitute the Huron Cuunty old age pensions board have organized and are now ready to forward ap plications to that Government, The county has been divided into three- districts, each member of the board being responsible in a measure for information regarding applicants from this district. The districts are as follows l Ro- bert Higgins, reeve of Hensall, Us- borne, Exeter, Stephen, Hensall, Hay and Stanley, Roland Kennedy, reeve of Tuckersmith, McKillop, l•Iullett •and Seaforth ; J. W. Craigie, Falvcirs Reduction / JK1101 )t[ [J.1h0101I 1101[J 1 li(Jai 1 101 i(JKJ■(lsl 110101(1 I r side Garage »0 x Jai )11( 0NI9�.T To B1iI)GI+. ill ;l0 IS NOW UNDER MY MANAGEMENT X 0 t -'a allold customers i1( Wet 11')17 . L) S e our )1( re and in u)now ones, )li WORK GUARANTEED ANI., PRICES MODERATE )t[ S * PRESIDENT HOOVER Who annount'ea a general program - :Ile, for eurtniling the military ex- penditures of 232E United States to the lowest point that will produce ase adequate national defence. 1 ages was presented to the council by A. Munroe and Co. also a bill for damages from Harry Sanson. It was moved by Hubbard and Leonard that Craigie, deputy reeve of Goderich, the Clerk forward these bibs to the Clinton, Goderich Towndhip, Godes Globe Indemnity Co, for settlement. rich Town, Colborne and Ashfield ; Carried. The question of changing J. W. Henderson, reeve of the crusher so as to crush all gravel Morris, East Wawanosh, West and it was considered by the council Wawanosh, Morris, Blyth, and fine was considered by the council Wingham ; George Hubbard, deputy reeve of Howick, Grey', Howick, Turnberry and Brussels. Mr. Hen- derson is chairman of the board. and County Clerk G. W. Holman, sec- eetary. FEWER RETURNS ON INCOME TAXES NOW Considerable Decrease is Shown in London District An En- ' couraging Feature. and it was moved by Hubbard and Leonard that the council arcept the offer made by the Dominion Road Machinery Co. • of Goderich for to do all the work and furnish ell the material for the sum of 3330.00 the work to be completed within two weeks, Carried. It was moved by Leonard and Taylor that By -Law No. 11 to lay a rate on the dollar be read the first time and passed car- ried. It was moved by Hubbard and Taylor that the following accounts be paid : John, Dettman, supplies, for Mrs. Haberlie. 26.35 ; T. A. Ro- berts, printing bills and notices Re - weeds 36.00 : E. H. Ball renairing- London, July 20,—The district material for lighting plant in Wroxe- income taxation office here is mak- ter, $10.116 ; INrac Wade part salary ing fewer refunds to taxpayers this es school attendance officer 330.00 ; yera than in previous years and to John Hyndman, for tile, 3109.35 ; ; date refunds have reached a mark yrs, $6.75 ; Kenneth Hestia, sheen 1 of only 36,000, a considerable de- injured by dogs. $20.00 ; R. F. Ed- i crease over former years. gar, salary as Road Supt. 101.20. it.' Inspector, George Tambling views was moved by Taylor and Leonard this feature in an optimistic man- that this rnuncil do now adfourn to ner. "It is encouraging the way the meet again on the third Wedneedav taxpayers have grasped the situ- in August in Beswitherlek's Roams ation, so far as makng up returns Fordwich. Carried. are concerned," he commented G. W. Wacker, Clerk. "Each year we are finding that more and more returns are being I made out correctly, with the amount 1 Morris Twp. Council of taxation calculated correctly." A JE I'IIONE ‚1 IX JE*J2 I*c*Ei31( 01 Xi Parts and Accessories always on hand H. y��pv, pp��, ULE JK H. N RO U LE BRUSSELS )� X01100 $01011011011010110iii ,ton, $355.55 ; R, Colley, 3458.89 ; F. Shaw, 51.15.55 ; S. Procter, 3260.- 55 ; S. Procter, 3.60.15 ; J. H. Sel- lers, 3272.1;8 ; d. Noble, 3132,08 ; M. Thuell, 146.63 ; W. Craig, 3232.- 00 ; F, Bairns, 3274.91 ; G. Kelly, $210.80 ; C. Workman, 81009.40; C. Workman, 3352.23 ; W. McMur- ray 367,25 W. Brown, $92.95. Council mete at the Township Hall on Monday, Aug. 19th, 1929. A. MacEwen,' Clerk. CHARGE ROBBERY ►►'11'1 Exeter Bailiff and Huron County Farmer Accused — In Dispute Over Horse—Both Men out on $5,000 Bail Until Tuesday. Stratford, July 25.—Frank Reed- er, prominent Huron. County farmer, and Edward Willis, bailiff at Exeter, pleaded not guilty when arraigned in police court here to -day on a charge of robbery with violence. The case was enlarged until next Tuesday and in the meantime both men are out on 35,000 bail, The specific ,charge against Reed- er, a well-known race horse man, OLENCE Officials at the present are en- gaged in checking over the returns filed at the expiration date of April 30. The .process termed officially as Council Meeting was held in the Township Hall, Morris, on Monday, July 15th, 1029. The members were "valuing" or "assessing" has reveal- all present. The minutes of the last ed, according to Inspector Tambling,f meeting were read and approved that correct returns are made in the with the Reeve presiding. 11. B. Al - majority of cases. Few payments cock was paid the balance of con tract on the Peacock Drain and $10.- 00 for extra necessary work as re- commended by the Drain Inspector. On request of Ed. Nichol it was de -1 (tided to have the Hansa Drain re- I paired en Lot. NL! 16 Con. 6, and, on request of A. Shaw to have the Robert:nn Drain cleaned out for 21 rods below the tiled part. The mo- (ion granting Chas. Campbell's re- quest for an award drain was res- ind •'1. and n. nrtitinn for a muni"ip- 1 al Drain was arrepted. and the , have been found in default of the re- quired amount, while the number in which more money was paid than was required is, also small. While the assessing of the thous- ands and returns forms the principal business of the district office, etten- tion is being paid also to delinquent ratepayers, those who failed to make any return whatever. They are be- ing notified and in the majority of insbanees are complying to the re- quest to returns immediately. Official notices that their accounts f't r)•: rtlrted to nntiev the en have been paid in full are. bring I gireer and 'aerk war in truct'd to sent to those taxpayer. hose re nr'"are debentures for the Young turns have been checked over. Drain, for the Blackhall Drain and e the crusher and a of for payment r r Hi owic �W Council n*)r,.r .nab+ner•• en50n.n0 in all. The Gerrie, July, 17th 1929.—Council met to -day in the township Hall pur- suant to adjournment. *embers all present except councillor Gamble. The reeve in the chair. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and on motion of 3lubbard and Tay- lor were adopted. A bill for dam- �Pouitry� WANTED Will pay highest hest Market pricee for all kinds ul n tY 'ndsofP Y Having. tikenac course rnP Poul- try ut, culling, I am able to cut out your poor layers and de- seased ones, ' Any . one wanting to se11 or have their flocks culled. Phone 1 108xr.5. Prices reasonable Jno. Rutledge; (.nemrd a wanted 052 lnsuranen pol- tee from the r rn .dean General 1n- ,ir•tne" Co. The Premium i' 8100, and the company assumes full re- spo.'lribility, with respect to neer dents to the Public on i'iighways, hridee'1 and gravel pits, inrincling. operation of trams, up to 3110,000. for any one neeirlrrnt. The rounril passed a by -Law authorizing the Council under 8r•r. 475. Chapter 233 of the revised statute of Ontario to harrow 83500,00 en debenteres fol' 71 the payment of the (Tusher 1 old mints were paid Ino McGill, inspecting Hanna Drain, 51.50. Pea- cont train, 05.00 ; R. B. Alcock, hnlancr Prar.ork Drain C.n ntrart, $200.00 ; Extra work $10.00 ; Thee. I1f,ar repairing. Hanna Drain, Clark, 3 50 Wm.,fir i Board, ,22. 0 $ r 1 .inn•lltu ]h dogs,^s V stabs killer V 1, Standard, advertising, 81.00 ; Thos, Miller, freight on scarifier,$1.40 ; rrment, 322.10 ; cement, 4.55 ;Mak- ing tiln 321,00 Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital 3101.00, Dr, Harry 1'I. Ilenegarde, Kitchener, 340.00, Miss Wisdom, nurse, $34.00, De. R. G. Ratz, Hitehener, 325.00. Patrolmen C. (1. Campbell, $384.20 ; 1": Jobe. and the bailiff reads "that they did rob John M., Litt, of Fullerton Tow1 ship, of a black mare, and immediat• ely before such robbery used person. e.11 violence to the said John M. Litt.' I The alleged robbery with violence took place at Litt's farm in 'Fullar• Iten on Tuesday. The horse, which is considered a valuable racer, in reality is said to belong to Reeder. I The latter, however, is said to be in debt to the extent of over 31,000 to Gideon Litt, of Goderich, a nephew of the elder Litt. The Goderich man according ,to police took the, horse and placed it on his uncle's farm un- til such time as themoney owed him was paid. On Tuesday Reeder and Willis went to,the Litt farm and attempted to take the horse and when Litt in- terposed, it is alleged that they shook the old man and pushed him aside, then taking the horse. The latter immediately communicated with the police and a warrant was is- sued for the arrest of Reeder and Willis, Both Are Acquitted. Magistrate Makins, of Stratford, acquitted both on charge of robbery and violence, but called action 'of men high-handed. Men denied guilt. Grand Theatre Friday & Saturday - August 1 & 2 VILMA BANKY in "The Awacning o f Love With LOUIS WOLHEIM and WALTER BYRON A V ctor Fleming Production by Frances Marion The roomier of sere et Courtship ; the gaiety of country , o,trnival ; the thunder cold turmoil of tour ; he sl ern al 01119, of (01n rondo hates Elul heal taches ; elite, (din. meet to wrtken you to the 1121 1, tei and tears of all true Invert, SEE ! THRILL ! Awake to Great Romance 1 Monday & Tuesday - Aug. 5 & 6 A Romance that I3•egins in Gingham and Ends in Silks and Satins Shirley Mason in "heat Rase O'Grady" MINI a Imy of (he "1+'our Hundred" loves a girl of the "rem' Million" Iherr+•' plenty of eetinn ahead R., manes, intrigue, ,a'medy. thrills ru1E1111111. That's what: you'll tinct here. Th" Inv. story ref a hay with It haus ewes rating anti at gill wain een't even listed in 1h (lit eel'n•y, An E t'.I (14p rnlmuera 01111. begins in 1.1t;'+and winds up in iiches, Yung' ropy tihirlor ),attain'+ Irairdtirir farm Bowery (o(nhoy to society ladle, •Oharle Oha lin p "Vagabond" Extra(Special) Friday and Saturday - Aug. 9 10 "The P e FlyLkutenant" A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Coming Tom 1Wix and Tony "Rose of Picardy'' "Abie's Irish Rose" "Charlie Chaplin Specials" 11ORA C PAYNE tlom, fol' which is billed to speak the ySeveral families, us a rule, shaae 12 j'] E �;i first day ifi is in eossipll.— >7lilfiam communal llitohoal 111 w Meal Choy dv LOSTLIFE ON Review, their cooking in Tvloscoay. April world copper output 196,- w 000 port tons ; a new high record. i NOti(i a to Creditors SUNDAY g1.Yoar•Old Youth Bad Been Spend, ing Day With Friends at Bayfield --Ho Was Not a Swimmer and Water was Quits Rough and tilt Unfortunate Youth Was Caught in Undertow. Horace Payne, 21 years old, ialon- crieit, was carried to his death at Mayfield Sunday afternoon when caught in:tho undertow of the rough waters of Lake Huron. The unfort- unate youth, member of a small pic- nic party, had just waded into the water , when he toppled, over by e huge wave. and swept aay before rescuers could reach him. The water was unusually rough and Payne was a non -swimmer, The drowning accident occurred et 3 o'clock but the body was not recovered until nearly five hours later. Following the drowning sev- eral boats equipped withi grappling irons started the search which con- tinued until almost dark. The re mains wore recovered by Herbert and Willard Sturgeon, Hayfield fish- ermen, about ten feet from the spot where Payne was seen go down. Coroner Dr. J. W. Shaw, of Clivi ton, has not yet stated whether an inquest will be held, The youth's body was removed to his home Son - day night. Payne motored to the resort at. Bayfield Sunday with a chum, Joe Hayward, and three youpg lady com- panions. The young picnickers had enjoyed their lunch when they de- cided to get into their bathing suits. Nether Payne nor Hayward coup, swim but they ventured into the wa- ter on the beach below Jowett's Grove. Payne had waded out scarce- ly ten feet, when a monstrous wave broke over hien. He was knocked down and the strong undertow, run- ning at the time, swept him away. Hayward was only a•few feet away from him at the time but a rescue was impossible. The girls were on the beach when young Payne was carried away. The dead youth was the son of Harry Payne, a farmer near Mon' Crieff. Mr. Payne and the youth's step -mother and uncle were sum- moned to the scene of the fatality shortly after it occurred. Besides his father and step mother the youth is survived by one brother, John at home. Now Travelling in The States Miss Agnes Macphail, M. P., left Canadian shores on Tuesday, not to return until fall. She has commenc- ed a three weeks' engagment with Chautauqua Company, touring Unit - e(1 States, and at the termination of this sails on the 15th of August from New York, for Prague, Aust- ria to attend the Women's interna- tional League for Peace and Free - TENDERS FOR DREDGING SBALEED TICND80!1, addressed to the On deraignnd mid ladened 'Tenders for Dredging, Gado,tcll. Out ;' will be received until 12 O'nlook noon (daylight saving), Nrldny Augnat nth, 1525 Tenders. will not wt . he by the Dope unless tn,erttondo 2,01 ml tars forma suppled o the 3(l ns setufand. therein. an0u with the SondltdOna ept forth ther0iu. tient head spoolaeotioaa (21ld.form of tender 11(02 Its obtainedon apullantiou to the wider - signed also at the oft1,e of the Dlstrlot En- gineer, customs Hund u,s, London. Ont ce.e 1r,1 must inn,udo the townie of the Want 10 and from the work,. The dredge nod other r e on! Wor0 whicharenee ❑t, t tended 1 L housed it r. ll7n eda the wrllti.hetheeofbeen int registered in Canada n the ( 1 a titeo(tthe Y K II anise with the t. , filing of t e v Ia 117ter 21 Ism i htvel n built In , shall 1 been Gnmulantt(rtheain g of the l a odor its h lander on ch coot chartered by an 10000 Her on she n nister of hunk payable f1or 5 order of theiho Minister of prbt(n lint no far 5 nsr 0spl.nf 1hnn01Ytrnft pries; lint na oargnn to hn for less than 010000 Monde of the D: Yuininn of (1nnnda or bontla'•1 the Can. futon National - 10111tvay ('m,ueony wi11 00 no. fleeted via sociality, tie lends nae n 011WWide)? repotted to 1(2112(11)>' an add amount, }i1 order, 11 1J 0'131211117. nepnrtrn0nt01'Polilts war7,2, be0rotnry. Ottnws, Ju'y :0 1 u0, Turbulent streams of Lake Erie and Lake •St. Clair are still menacing In the matter of he Estate of thousands of acres in ]'.{elft and Es- Martha E. aponco, late of the VII. sex eounties. Pelee Island is threat- lag° of Ethel, in the County of Huron, Widow, p000aeed, Huron, Notion 1e hereby given, pursuant to,81)0110n _ 55, Chapter 151, of the Revised 32(210000 of —._...._ ._.. -(h.torlo, that ailpereonshaoiagMinnie ,ignlne2 Mortgage Sale —of-- Valuable Hotel Property Under and by virtue of the vow- el's Contained in acertain mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale, therewill be offered for sale by Public Auction, subject to re- served •bid, on Saturday, the third day of August, A.D., 1929, at the hour of 3.30 o'clock, in the after- noon on the premises, being the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, Ontario, by Thomas Fells, Auctioneer, the fol- lowing property, namely, "All and singular those certain parcels or tracts of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Village of Brussels in the County of Huron and Province of Ontario; being compos- ed of parts of Village lots numbers Twelve (12), Thirteen (13), Tweilty nine (29) and Thirty (80) in the a- foresaid Village of Brussels, more particularly described as follows: — Commencing at the North East angle of Village Lot number twelve, thence westerly along the northerly bound- ary of said Lot twelve to the rear thereof,, thence southerly along the. westerly boundary of lots twelve and thirteen, one hundred and thirty five feet to a point, thence easterly and parallel with the northerly boun- dary, thirty-five feet and six inches to a point, thence northerly and par- allel with the 'westerly boundary of lot thirteen, forty-eight feet •to a point, thence easterly and parallel with the northerly boundary of lot twelve, nineteen feet to a point, thence northerly and parallel with the westerly boundary of lot thirteen fourteen feet and six inches to, a point, thence Northerly and parallel with Turnberry street, two feet and six inches to a point, being the centre of the brick wall between the Stret- ton Block and the Queen's Hotel, thence Easterly along the said cen- tre line of the said brick wall to the easterly boundary of lot twelve, thence northerly seventy feet to the place of beginning. Secondly: — Commeneing at the North-east angle of Village lot number twenty-nine, thence westerly along the northerly boundary, of said lot twenty-nine, ten feet and six inches to a point, thence Southerly parallel with Turn- berry street one hundred and thirty- five feet, thence easterly and paral- lel with Thomas street, ten feet and six inches to the easterly boundary of Lot thirty, thence northerly along the Easterly boundary of Lots twen- ty-nine and thirty to the place of be- ginning." The building on the said premises consists of W three storey, forty - roomed solid brick Hotel of "L" shape having a frontage of 70 feet and a dept hof 110 feet and is lo- cated on the Main street in the cen- tral part. of the village. TERMS—Twenty nor cent of the purchase money to be paid down at the time of sale and the balance to be paid within thirty days thereafter. For further particulars apply to the undersigned, J. W. Bushfield, Solicitor for the Mortgagee Dated at Wingham this 19th day of buly, A. D., 1929. Notice to Contractors The Connell of the Township or prey are askingfor tenders for the completion 62 the work to be done. of the Pontes Drain. Plans and specifications at the Clerk's office. Information conoernlnle seine from any, member of the Connell The loweet or ony tender not n e0essnri ly a on rpt ed , Tenders will be opened at the rogulnr Councilmeeting on Snturdny, Angina 10th, et 4 O'olook p. m. J. 13. FEAR, Clerk, Notice to Creditors In'the matter of the Estate of William Blake, late of the Town- ship of Grey, In the County of Hur- on, Farmer,Deceased. Notice is (rer5bv given, pursuant to flection 50 Chap122 of taro Revised statute)) of On. tar that ' it persons having io, h to p0 ,o Invl 1t n, Baa against (0 the estate f the void William Blake, t o e s I Nin nal 0, who diad m, or about the Ninth day of duly, 102u, are r, qutrod to send by poet, prepaid, or deliver to Mary Bloke, the Adudlilstrn. 11.111 the said deceased. on or before the 10tH div of Almost, A. 1). 10(0. their (10 1(ee nod addresses %V{lh full pnrttonlars in Writs ine of their chime and the nature of those. nnrltdes, (If eny),lleld by them duly vorifle0 by a statutory rdieolarntlon. And further tithenotlno that after the said 10th day 0f August. 1020 the Ailminls(rlt0rlx will proceed to distribute the 08402. of oIie 0616. 00(525 among the parties entitled thereto, having reKnrd only to 111(1 81111194 of whin!) she shell Llan hays lend notice, and said Adminlstrabrix 01,011 not he liable for the said manta or any part th areal t5 4('7 paras., of whose a(olm elle shall not then leve re eel ved 1,00152, Dstod the 20th flay of ,I111y, A. D. 1920.W. M. SINOLAIlt, Sollohtor for E1113 Admtofslrntrlx. Weed Control Act To ther and Residents Farms s ofGre s i Y 7"ownh p land Or (P swum'elend -"Every 1, the enE of t b v5 9 { the 1 Id 1 nor, shall 1)0• l e ap l is ornamented, 11 r uw Stray all weds ten III ever nyosr s by tae regiclient to tolons, no often to every 02 2 (1001e `teethe. Regulations-The Iowboripenngl 1)0 dvnOdd noxious shell ins domed Mit 1-11adde Campion, meaning (')1tt{ of the Thistles, ties, White , 60001n, WII40 Daley. Clarinda nw Thistle, whits eed, (l, eon1) Oats, l weeds Matta woad. (' 'l'hl ll Docks, flag - weed, teed�t. 01114, 2x(,1 •+Thistle, WIIr Seed, ythikweed. 01nan0rd wild Carrot �d alar. toy, Cinquefoils,. Bnrdoaks, Hnwkwe0{l», Field Peppergrn00, Wild Lett oar. .1. H. PEAR, Inopeotor, Grey Two, the eabete u1 the anld Martha 91 Spence, de - 01,11180(1, who Oita on or about the Third da,,{7' of dui,. A D 1020, are required nn or heto'e the WM2,11,101 or Augu-t, A. 0, 111:0, 00 0eild Uy •peat prepaid or deliver to web Ilan) T. lipn1)00,. 100001 P. 0„ Ontario, the Ex' 00utor of the last %n1 illi testament o1 tho 00(1) deceased, their (lbristlen and 0urnnrn00, and addressee, with full portal• Wars In writing 0f their chilies and the note);$ of their seeurities(if any) held by them. And further tit ko no210e that after such. Inst nr0ntlo18d into 2320 snfd 1xeoutor will pro• ooe4 to dfetributo tke 0soato 0f 2110 de,,wi o4 amongst the persona entitled thereto, havens regard only to the 'elating o1 which he shall then have notion and the 001d atxeoulor will not be liable to any person or persons for Ohs 851,1 119e0E8 or any part thereof of whose claim notloe shall notdlivs been receive ed by 11118 14 '.he thne of such distribution, Dated Mile 1000 day of July, A D 1020. W, eieteneeirt. Solicitor for the Executor.. Enrollment No. 2205. Form '1 Clydesdale Stallion Royal Buchlyvie Y (25246) will stand at his own stable, Lot 18, Con. 10, Grey Township, for service for the season of 1929. Will make appointments with part- ies a distance away. Royal Buchlyvie, registered in the Canadian Clydesdale Stud Book as No, 25246, owned by, Robert L. Mc- Donald, of Brussels, R. R. 3; foaled in 1924, has been enrolled under the Ontario Stallion Act. Inspected on the 14th day of July 1927 and pass- ed. TERMS—To insure mare in foal $12.00 payable Feb. lst, 1930. Mares must be regularly returned to stud, or owners will be charged whether mare is in foal or not. Robt, L. McDonald, Proprietor. Enrollment No. 1954. Form I THE STANDARD BRED 'STALLION Knight Music Registered in the Canadian Stan dard Bred Stud Book as No. 3593. Owned by Thomas T. McRae, of Brussels. Foaled in 1920, has been enrolled under the Ontario Stallion Act. Inspected on the 28th day of October, 1926 and passed. The Ontario Stallion Enrollment Board. Robt. ldcEwen, R. W. Wade, Chairman. Secretary. This handsome Stallion is jet black in color. He is a direct descendent of Electioneer, Binger and Peter the Great, three of the best producers ever lived. Knight Music will stand for service for the season 1929 on the farm of Chester Rintoul, one mile west of Brussels. All mares must be returned to the horse regularly, otherwise they will be charged whether the mare is in foal or not. Accounts colle(table 'March 1st. Chester Rintoul, Manager. Enrolment No. 850. Form A. 1 The Imported Clydesdale Stallion Nutberry No, 23218. Premium No. 44 JAMES LEIPER, Prop' MONDAY—Will leave his own stable, Lot 10, Con. 11, Hullett, and proceed North by Brigham's sideroad to Thomas Laidlaw's, Morris, for noon; thence East on 8th con. to Wm Sholdice's, Grey, for night, TUESDAY—Will proceed West on 9th con, and thence South' to his own stable for night. WEDNESDAY—Will be at home and nicet mares by appointment. This route . will be continued throughout the season, health and weather permitting. The stock of this horse has, won many prizes at the Whiter Fair, Guelph in 1927 and 1928, including the champion gelding, owned by 'Neil 7 bf Intoshof E McIntosh, cobra in 19..2 3. Teflns—$16.00 payable Feb. 1st, 1930, all accidents at the risk of the owners of stares. Ethel Delco Lighting System for Sale igen watts ; 110 Volta. .Almost new, with poles, with and nil equipment For further pnrtloul,rs apply .to Dai. A. 19.111oMA:1T1tR, Secretory Village Trustee Board, Ethel Property, in Ethel for Sale nos»I»tin[[. aorta 5r' and, good frame o house,and barn 60410l toot. Hydro power hon bean istalled in. 110111111110111111and oeutant81 01791k runs past property. For further part o7ht re spply to J. A. WILSON, 1.142 Phone 854 Ethel P. 0 Farm for Sale Form known ns 2320 Dilworth Farm, corn 3200(1prisingtante1naris nal tsenrod.xn ' In n cod nin of'cultivation, 01 is 5P was I and N 4 1 within n 1 of t Mutton, mal to Ethel i h to Ethel a B e , Village. 11 c nund for r uiok V i Will t prlood sulo,� For further pxrt(culars• ymnpl)'t on premises to J, 1E, ROW LAND. ..�- IE0he1, Farm for Sale A very desirable stook farm. of 150 00500,4 mile from Brhosels Gond buildings. an Equi Plasms, Early toms to suit pltrehnser Nor further particulars apply to A, a,SIA.ObONArd7,