The Brussels Post, 1925-5-13, Page 4ON PARLIAMENT HILL
RY a Member of the Par.lamentary Proem CiallerY
OTTAWA-- With eighteen Progres. credit .and who is going to take the
slues, of wham nine were from Ontario, responssbl►ity? That Is lids question
voting with the Government the mntlo.n 1 would like to have settled In my njind,
of Hon, James A, Robb,, Acting Min- . What would be the issue in the next.
later 0f Finance, "to go intq,Committee campaign if we were to put the Govern -
of Ways and Means," was adopted In ment out of office on this vote? Would
the Rause of Commons between eight it mean that we were in favour of a
and nine o'clock on Friday morning higher tariff or in favour of a lowers
by a vote of 123 to 86, a Government . tariff? ,That is a question for hon.
majorlty of 37. The straight Conserv.' gentlemen to try to settle one way or
alive amendulent of general censure, the other,"
was defeated by a vote of 48 to 164, a
Government majority of fib, Thus
was terminated one of the longest 'Bud-
get debates to the annals :of the Can- ,
f adlan 'Parliament, over one hundred the Dominion more closely ,together
members of Parliament having spoken,: leas Made In the debate by lion Em-
end some miles of type In Hansard hay- est Lapointe, Minister of Justice."The
ing been expenders in recording
their true .National Polley" sad Mr. L.
speeches. This voting, too, set the Pointe, "is one that w111 give equal
seal of approval upon a fiscal policy justice to all, That equal justice, 1
which aims at seeking a closer approach j ant afraid, cannot come from tjh,ose who
to unity as between the various econ- I want everything their own way with -
mule and geographic sections of the 001'considering the interests of others,
Dominion by a compromise between It cannot come from any patty which
the divergent demands of the mann-i Is Eastern' or Western In its character
facturing East and agricultural West.! and which policy appeals only to one
for lower tariffs and freer trade on the or the other of our great geographical
one hand and on the other hand high- sections. How many }tines do we
er tariffs and 'restricted competition hear the suggestion .made by different
from abroad, people in Eastern •Canada that Quebec
I
Ontario should unite against the
Chief Progressive Whip Supports Bud- -activities of the West? Sir, 1 would
get rather see the Liberal party and the
It is significant that in the diviskod Governmentof which 1 am a member
of Friday morning last there was only go down to defeat than attain an eph-
one member of the Liberal party op- =era! success, an inglorious victory,
posed to the Government's Budget and by such nefarious methods. I believe
that was Francis N. McCrae, a member in Canada, in the':whoje of Canada,
from the Eastern townships of Quebec, Canada for Canadians is a splendid
who hasalways and resolutely opposed policy, but It must be Canada for all
tariff reductions. It is also noteworthy Canadians, not for any privileged sec -
that the Chief Whin of the Progres,ive tion of Canada?,
Party, J. F. Johnston, a Saskatchewan
member along with other Western Pro—
gressives united with Ontario Progres- Mr. Melghen, leader of the Opposo-
stves in supporting the Liberals. This tion, in summing up the debate for the
Indicates that in the Prairie Provinces Conservatives and in attacking the Gov
there is a growing recognition of the errnmeat, declared that the surptus
efforts of the present administration claimed by the Liberals this year was
to do all practicable in reconciling the fictitious and was concodted polity
opposing views of the different sections for the 'purpose of making headlines
of the Dominion. The majority Ny in the newspapers. He scored the
which the main motion for -the atop- addition of the debt on account of the
tion of the Budget was carried, was Canadian National Railways and de -
larger than had been anticipated, the flounced'hemaintenance of a separate
most sanguine expectation being that Colonization branch of that road when
if would not exceed thirty. the Deportment of immigration and
A Warning to the Long Ta ra • Colonization at Ottawa was ample 40
gke do the work, in his concluding sen -
An Important featureof the Budget thnces he said the Government sub -
debate was the warning' given by the stituted excuses and promises of re -
Prime Minister near the conclusion of viva/ of trade for.any concrete policy
his eloquent speeoh-.early Thursday which would extricate Canada from
evening, that if the efforts of the Gov- Its great financial diffiicuibi'es. rhe
eminent to expedite the (business of Conservative amendment, he pointed
Parliament were ,.to be ',persistently out, called for a reduction in taxer,
thwarted by continued obstructive lac particularly of those taxes which bore
tics of the Opposition he wouih ,have directly on the average citizen. 'there
no hesitation in asking His Excellency, was, he said, not one Progressive mem.
the Governor General, to dissolve Pail- ber in the house who had not advocated
lament. "I tell the House," said Prem- the same thing, and thereby P,lr, Meiglt-
ier King, "that the Government does en unintentionally disclosed the res.
Pot propose to stay here all through son for the curious wording of the
the hot summer months impeded in amendment. It was designed to catch
their business by two elements both Progressive suppoit by calling for IOW -
going in opposite directions at the er taxes, while at the same .time is
same time, If the Government find if called for a higher tariff which is a tax
impossible to carry on the business ot too. "This time," added Mr. Meighen
the country as it should be carried on, "the :people are going .to Sad out
I shall not hesitate to ask His EEx:el- whether the Progressives are interest-
Jengy to dissolve the House. I am ed only in continuing this Government
speaking the minas of the people of in office or in application of sound
this country, 'Chat they will not tolerate principles to government."
a situation where the Government is Prime Minister Reviews Governneat'a
continually faced with uncertainty and Record
that they will demand that the Gov -min should be returned with a The Prime Minister's review of the
strong majority. I have given an out- Government's record, his summary of
line of how we have endeavoured to of fiscal policy and of what had been
carry on the business of the country achieved in the way of reducing ex-
wlth a smsil :majority and a hostile penditures and taxation was undaubt-
Senate. Notwithstanding this, we have era), one of his finest efforts in Part -
made a record of which any Adnnnis lament. rte noted that during the year
traction might be :proud." 1924-22, the last of the Conservative
The
Progressives' Quattdrq Administration, total disbursement co
Government expanses had been $464,-
An interesting sidelight on the pre- 000,000, or $51.77 per head. During
- sent situation in Parliament and the 'the last fiscal year it had been $350, -
position in which, the major Progres- 000,000 (revised figures), or $37 51
sive Group would be placed were it to per head. For every $4,00 that had
solidly carry out the Idea in the minds been spent in 1921-22, the Government
of some of its members sof uniting with was now spending only $3.00, A
the Conservatives and voting the Lib- similar ratio held with regard to tax-
erafs 0511 of Hower was presented this ation. Its condluding summary of
week in an illuminating speech by. one achievement 'brought a great dernon-
of the Saskatchewan Progressives, stration from his folllowers. "Let. me
Thomas H. MCConica (Baiitleford). conclude with these words," he said,
"This tariff .situation is an important "in Rhe short time that we have been
matter," said Mr. MCConica. "We are in office of Some three years or more
going to have a vote on the Budget. we have reduced the public debt. We
I do not propose to vote for efie Con- have reduced taxation, he costof i
op t -
v 1
servative amendment, That is quite ing and the cost of public service.'
settled in my anind. Now, how about More than that, we are able to point'
the Budget? My hon. friends to try to a vast increase in the tirade of the
right (Opposition) are going to vote country, to the growing of national
against it because the tariff is not high unity, to an improvement in our credit,
enough. My friends to my left (his as witness Pie circuumstance that, to -
fellow Progressives) are supposed to day the Canadian dollar is quoted at
vote against it because it is too high, a premium in New York, Having :e-
lf I vote against It and :my friends on gard' to alt these circumstances, I think
my tight against it, are they voting the Government is entitled, at feast
with me or am I voting with them? from hon. gentlemen', who have pro;
Or are we trying to hitch up a team anised honest co-operation where tine
and null the, Government from thereat Government sought to serve the
of power, with one horse pulling East country's interest, to support of the
and the other pulling West? And 1f Budget which it has brought dowa at
we succeed, who is going to get the this session."
A Policy of Equal Justice
A stirring appeal for a true Natiat:ai,
Policy In Canada that will serve to knit
CROWN INCOME TAX
LIEN REGULATION
ft. W. Breadner, Commissioner, Issues
Explanatory Statement
OTTAWA. May 6. The coming in-
to effect ae from May 1 of the law
making arrears in Dominion ino0me
tax a Crown lien on real estate hold -
Inge has caused such opposition from
financial men and others interested in
loans on real estate, who maintain
that such a law would impede trans-
actloneand poeelbly tender thetn un-
safe, that R. W. Breather, annlmis•
stoner of taxation,
flan hotted the fol-
lowing
etateruent•
.,
With respect to the Grown lien on
income tax it will not apply to any
assessment levies in respect to income
realized prior to 1924. It will apply to
n aid
u taxes on income ppr
pmeof1924
in
four hi -monthly Instalments, the last
payment to be rnade on October 81,
1926.
"After that date nonose of asses,
ement demanding unpaid taxes will
not be mailed, mud, inasmuch as the
Hen only arises the clay following the
'nailing of notice of assessment de-
manding unpaid loxes, this indicates
that.' to all intents and put'pores, and
in actual fart, the lien cannot rise un•
til after ()ember 81, 1928,
"All persons after the said flute in.
terested Irl any teamster or'secnrity
may aegtrhe from the Inspector of
Taxation, a certificate setting forth
the tax liability of the transferor or
pledger provided that authorization
for the acquiring of such infonation
is furnished to the Inspector. efl
"From the foregoing it is apparent
that transferg and pledgee made prior
to October 81, 1026, shall lank ,for all
purposes prior to any lien of the
Orown for Meanie aam0
tlx IUr
pp
Dees that
t
may arise thereafter. Indeed,
even.
after that date. the old rnaxim, 'first
in tirne shalt be preferred,' will remain
in full force and effect."
Prepay Postage Fully.. --The public
are .reminded the letter .rate to Great
Britain and other places within the
Empire, including Newlfoundfattd, ifs
40 for the first ounce, and 3c each
additional ounce, .Do noe have your
friends pay ?tor Insufficient (postage,
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REV. R. McCALLUM
Impressive Funeral Services Hold At
Lpcknow—Ls, Charge of Presbytery
—All Busipess Pieces Closed Out of
1e4Pect
LUGKNOW, - May 6.—.Attended , by
hundreds of sorrowing members of his
congregation and friends lfrom all over
the surrounding district, the funeral ot
Rev, Robert McCalbem was field here
to -day. The services, which were in
charge of Maitland Presbytery, were
held' in the Lucknow Presbyterian
Church, of which Mr, McCallum hqd
been the beloved minister for the past
eight years.
Never has Lucknow " witnessed a
more impressive tribute to f deceased
citizen. Alibusiness places were closed
during the time of the funeral as a
mark 'of respect. The church in which
the funeral was held seats .500 people,
but by the, time the service began at
2.3'01001 only was the :auditorium
crowded, but more than could get in-
side were gathered in the' basement
and in the grounds ,outside,
OFFICIATING MINISTERS.
The service, was in charge of Rev.
J. P. McLeod, of Brussels, moderator
of the Maitland Presbytery. The Scrip-
ture reading was taken by Rev. J. Sco-
hie, of Whitechurch• prayer was offer-
ed by Rev. K. A. Gotten, of South Kin-
loss; the sermon preached. by Rev. J.
I] % onotsed btyhethfiedayprta,
n will
bp-
W.
P..A. Teams are
-• Placed in Groups
Eight Districts In Senior -Intermediate
Teams and Three For Juniors
K•ITCHENER, May 5. --The 32 Sen-
ior Intermediate Western football teams
were grouped geographically 1s re to-
night by the advisory committee of the
W. F. A. of anywhere front two to six
teams, instead of the four -team group-
ings •which obtained last year, l ise
winners in each group will be classed
d
as seniors and will.play off for the sen -
tor cup, 'and the runners-up will play
off for the intermediate cup.
All Schedules must berin Secretary
James Blake's hands by May"12. and
the first' games w111 be played on May
16. Two and three -team groups may
play a double schedule If they care to,
_ __ but' all group games must be conc'luded
' y-- "___ I by July 1. The Segni should agree on
5.Ifardie, of Ashfield, and the benedic- referees for the group games, but fail -
Hon pronounced by Rev, IC. W. 'Cons- Ing to do so the association will appoint
ins, Methodist minister at Lucknow. them if notified.
Rev, Mr. Wilkie, of Ansa 'Craig, where Entries for the Ontario oup series of
Mr. McCallum was 'taken 111 and died, the W. F. A. will close on May 24. .,,
in an eloquent address spoke of the'Reg Reid, of Seaforth, the player
sterling character and. devoted service i who last year played with the St. Pat.
of Mr. McCallum. I rick hockey team, at Toronto, asked
Among the other ministers in at to be allowed to play with Seaforth, of
tendance at the service were: Rev. ;W. 1 which olub he Is secretary, but the
A. Bradley, Teeswater; Rev. 'Charles r committee .ruled that he .could not un -
Cumming, St, Helen's; Rev. W. A. Mc-! til he could produce an amateur card,
William, Kinlough; Rev. C. N. Ale- SENIOR GROUPS.
Kenzie, Belmore, and Rev. C. P. Over- The senior intermediate groups, with
end, Kincardine. conveners and place of meeting;
The service at the grave was con- No. l ---Kitchener Rangers, Galt,
ducted by Rev. Messrs. McLeod and Guelph, Kitchener, Victories, Hespeler,
Scobie. A Masonic service was alsoPreston. James Blake. Meet at Kit -
conducted by fLucknow 'Lodge, A. F. rchener.
r& A. M., No. 184, of (which the tate I' No. 2—Ayr, Roseville, Drummond.
Mr. McCallum was a member. Over; James Oliver. Meet at Ayr.
60 of the members of the 'lodge tat No. 3—Stratford, Tavistock, Amul-
tended the funeral Ina body. The Mas -J tee and St. Marys; s, H. Fisher.
I Meet
onic ritual was conducted by T, S at Stratford,
Reid. The pallbearers, ail Masons,) leo. 4—St. oolymban, Seaforth, Kin -
were: William Little, Thomas Watson, .burn. W. Carter. Meet et Sgaforth.
A. E. McKim, William' McKenzie, Rob- No, 5—Mllverton, MIlibank, Ethel,
art McKenzie and Robert Fisher. Brussels, Monktom, LI:Stowe!. t Cully
Interment took place id Greenhill Rocker. Meet gat Listowel.
'Cemetery here. No, 6—Holsteln, Palmerston, Moore-
field. R.`Barton. Meet at Palmerston.
No. 7—Owen Sound, Varguez, Car-
sili, Walkerton, Mlidmay, P. Wolper,
'Mount F'oreek wIll hold their animal
lawn bowling ".i'oitrnafarnt on July
1001 a.id bile f3coteh Doubles an Labor
Day,
Clifford is aebing luformetlonabout
, the L,adiea' kinftbail Lenguo and etat•
I ing that Clifford svielied to enter a
teens.
Au enthusiastic reorganization
meeting of the Wiughan Leero9se
010 way held meanly, when W. 11,
Willie tvascboeerr honorer - +e.
a pt Qiduut
L. 0, Young president, apt Dal. 0.
i M:Lsarr mewriger.
Seaforth, Brucelield and Tucker
smith football teams will unite under
one team this yel.r and pay at Seaforth
in the W. 1', A. Following are the of-
ficers of jthe Hurons of Tuckersrnrt r:
r President, A, W. Dick; vice prey., John
McKenzie; sec, -trees,, Reg, Reid; cam-
!mil'tee, Art. Nicholson, Wilson Wright,
Geo. McCartney, Dawson Reid; mane-
ger, 'Bew Johnson; field icron8mititee, A.
W. dick, John MlcKenzle, IGondon Cork
IN the Canadian egg laying contest
at Ottawa in 1928.24, and the
Oarrudirtrr and Gerardo contests
1924.25, indnsively, our perm of 8 O.
White Legborns rte winter egg pro.
dueers were in Bret place. When buy,
log your' baby chicks why not buy
Canadian chicks with years of good
reputation back of then when they
can be eecneed at practically same
nest ae chicks from inferior stock.
Leghorn chicks 12 'cents each.
rte
eks 15 oC
scant, delivery. June t r y. rn
order to get them -early in June, it
willbe necessary for you to place your
order without delay,
W alter Rose
BRUSSELS ONTARIO
Sporting♦ :Walkerton.
portin News of Interestt ' No- 8 --C oIiingwood, Faversham- T.
r3
Linder, Collingwood .
THE JUNIOR GROUPINGS.
The Exhibition football game, Wat-
erloo College vs. Milverton Contin-
uation Sehooi, was.played on the Ath-
letic Grounder, Milverton, ori Wednes-
day alt •rnoo't, 1 etw•'en 4 and 6 o'clock,
The saare was 8 to 0 in favor of Mil-
vertoo.
Iti is reported that Wingharn and
Lucknow will combine and play Base-
ball in the Bruce League. Several of
:net year's players last their cert-
iflcetes when they played a ringer in
the Goderich-Lucknow hockey match,
and clamor play ihie Year,
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OVERLA:
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- Also Agent for
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No. t—.Mfidmay and Walkerton. P.
Walker. Meet at Walkerton.
No. 2—Tavistock and Milverton.
Convener to be appointed by secretary.
No. 3—Winthrop and Listowel. Co?t-
vener to be appointed by secretary.
The )Hough cup entries were group-
ed as /follows:
Northern group—Walkerton and Lis-
towel. 'Convener, Principal of Listowel
School.
Southern group-- Milverton and
Stratford. Convener,' Principal of Mil-
verton high Sohool,
MAY REVERT TO
SCOTT DRY ACT.
Three ,Counties Take Steps To Escane
0. T. A.—Opens Avenue For Others
—Question Is Whether Liquor May
Be Kept lir Home
CLINTON, May 7, ---Ah• effort ro
have Hrl'ron County revert under the
.;,sway of the Canada Temperance Act
before the beer amendment to the Ont-
ario Temperance Act has a Chance to
get hi operation is being, considered by
the Huron 'County Social Service Coun-
cil, the secretary, A. T, Cooper, said to-
day. The effect of such a imov/e may
be to open up an avenue o@•escape
from the Q. T. A. for all other muni-
cipalities in Ontario, students of they
statues. believe, If Huron reverts to
the Canada Temperance -Act, and the
system appears to be satisfactory, it
will -be possible for other counjles and
cities to petition to (the governor -:n
Council for a vote, winch by a:straight
majority would bring into force the C.
T. A. in that municipMality.
The ccuntie5 of Huron, Perth, and
Peel are in the same boat as regards
the 0. T. A. They were 'under the
C. T. A. until the Ontario,Termiperan+:e
Act came In, and them by petition they
had the C. T. A. suspended. The slaw
under whichsthe Canada Temperance
Act was suspended in these cases read•
that suck( suspension should "continue
as long as the provincial laws continue
to be as restrictive as the ?provisions
of`the federal act,' Now It becomes" a
question whether the Ontario Temper-
ance Act, with its 4.4 beer, is as re-
strictive as the Canada Act, under
which not even temperance bear Con
be legally sold, .
HOME CONSUMPTION.
The difficulty, culty, however, ve
r islu
respect
to importation. T[is though forbid-
den from sources outside the province,
might be possible, under ,the Canada
Temperance Act from distilleries in the
province. The result, would be that
whlle Huron would have no beer or
any other Iigvor on sale, supplies could
be imported by :householders for per-
sonal use from points within province.
"The question," says Mr. Cooper "Is
whether ether
the 'CanadS Ternperante Act
would be as restrictive as the O. T. A,
There is no definition of strength of
kptoxlcetdnt Liquor its the Canzdx stet -
—The First'Consid eratio. a
The Safety of your Deposit in
The Province of Ontario Savings Office.
Is Guaranteed by
THE ONTARIO QQVERNMENT
InterestPaid on all Deposits
Ayluler.
Brantford
Hamilton (cot: York
turd Mo a
a Nbets
Nesvruarkr+t
Ottawa, (207 Sparks
Street)
'BRAN ONES : '
Orion Sound Toronto (Hay mud'
Yewubeoke Adelaide Ste.)
Seaforth Toronto (849 Den-
St. Catharines. for Ave,)
Toronto ([University St Mar'ye
Ave, and Dundee Walkerton
Street). Woodstock
43-28
Stop ,
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Listen !
Ye who have BATTERY it:rouble don't
throw as(ay your old battery --- use
R E V E` V O the New Battery
Electrolyte. Makes your Old :Battens-
woitk like new. For Quarter the cost.
Earl Ana erson
Distributor for Huron County.
Brussels, P. 0., Phone •154
Me. Some of us in•tenpret the clause
to read that even local option beer
coed not be sold in :Huroneunder rite
C. T. A. The Canada Act does not
stop importation of liquor for private
use from sources outside the province,
but a 'provincial statute passed later
does so. It Is a moot question whether
supplies could be obtained from sources
within the•provtnce."
MAY INVOKE COURTS..
Discussing the means by which the
Canada Temperance Act could be 'a-
,voked, Mr. Cooper said that it would
probably be by order -in -council,. but .t
was possible that a :magistrate's deci-
sion might first be sought as to wheth-
er t1K O. T. A. was now asestrictive
as the Canada Temperance Act.
At any rate the .Huron County r-
ganleation win not hesitate to test the
plan. The secretary ,has" been discuss-
ing the matter with the president, W.
G. Medd, of Exeter, and action may
follow at once,. perhaps in time to fore-
stall the issuing of beer licenses.
Should the 10. T. A, not prove satis-
factory to the temperance forces, they
would petition again to the governor -
in -council to have it suspended. :The
temperance forces asked members^to
withold permits for beer in C. T. A.
counties, but Mr, Nickle said: "Go a-
head and bring back the C. T. A., if
beer is not wanted."
It is agreed that action taken by the
'Canada Temperance Act counties might
have an effect on, nitres eke Toronto
end London, in that it (would reopen
the Canada'Tomperance Alct as an av-
el:ue of escape from the 0. T. A.
Manitoulin Is one county where the
Canada Temperance. Act remains in
and where :beer permits cannot be 1s
suedPorte., never having been suspended,
OTTAWA ASKED FOR RULING.
OTTAWA, May 7H---W'h:ether tae
Canada TemperanceAct twill be revert-
ed Ito in three Ontario ,counties is a
result of the adoption of 4.4 beer, is
•t' question upon, which a memorandum
has been prepared by the state dep•lrt-
mentnt:roficer dealing with that act. He
will ask dor a ruling by the Govvern-
me
three three counties In question ate
Peel, Perth and Huron, They voted tq
suspend the Canada Temperance Act,
such suspension tinder that statute to
continue "as long as the provincial get
involved as much restridtion as the G.
T. A." _ the question now is whether
the new 4.4 bill lessens the restriction,
If it be held to do so the old act uav
be reverted to in these counties.
The question will mot come up a R-
cially, however, until the new provin-
cial legislation. is proclahned,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -,in the
matter of tho :'estate of amen
Tarman lateof the , Townehlpo{
°rely, In the County of Huron, Farm.
er doaeeaed. -.
Notice is hereby givon persona to "The Re.
vlsed Statutes of Ontario;' ,Chapter 129, that
all arodltors and others having claims against
the estate of the amid Bnull Ty Grimm, who
A, 0. 011 or are riqusreed. on ror before ethe gix-
teenth day of blayU925, to send by post pro -
paid or deliver to the Bxeootors, of the last
will and testament of the deceased their
Ch, fatten and surnames, addressee and desorIp.
Mons.
the full parttcu•rrs of their clams,
the otatement of their accounts and tho nat-"
are of theseoertttoo tlf nal) held by them.
And farther take notioe chat after snob last
mentlohed tato the said exeeatore will pro.
Deed to distribute the assets of the deoeeeed
among the parties entl4Ied thereto, having
regard only to theclaims of which they small
theta have notice, and: that the ,aid executors
Will not ba liable for the said arises or any
part thereof to any Pelson or persons or whose
Walnut notion shall pot- have been received by
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thornrtb et the time of Boob dist. illation.
Dated this Twenty Third day of April, A.
Solicitor for Robert /3.�lyen:non and'Perciv-
etN.Il'yarman, the Iixeoatore of the deceased,
For Sale by Tender
Tenders w111 be received up to May 2001 for
the purchase or three t, .ok -•ares with apart.
menta above. known ns the llehards Block,
Brawls. tiltuatcd pert to Bank of Novo
Scotia, The highest or any tender not necea-
earllr ncoepted, Address ail tender.. Co
40.3LO.RwnAnne,
20 Siladi°» ave,. Bond hog,
COurt of Revision
Vlttago of Brussels
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll of the In logo of Braa.els,will be meld at
the Oouneil Chamber, Mondry. the 8th clay of
Jana, next, at o'clock lr as All parties in -
tet eked w111 pietas take notice and gave, It
themselves accordingly, -'
A. 13 MACDONAI,D, Clerk,
Brussels, May 61h, 19211, _
Court of Revision
Township of Morris
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
the of he
deli elondny,l the 18t, day of
MAY, neat,at10 o'clock e ,n. All Parties in•
tereated will please take notice and .govern
4hemaelvea a000rdingly,
Morris, blas 5th, 10'21A' alAoSw11N, Clerk.
Farms for Sale
100 oarea.of land, boing rho 'oath 14 of Lot 5,
Can, 8 and the scull }4 of Lot 16, Con. 7 in the
Township of Morris These forme are ofer,d
for sale to close op the estat° of the late .tames
Snmith• 7f not solei tb'y,attl be rented for pos.
tore. Bor particulars appply to the 'teener',
AbirR Sp Isa'fi,
.HENSY lsa NDERSON.
Milford Property for, Sale
Howse and Int of about Of acre, sitnattd on
(hammier of Toraberry and Thomas streets
in. the Village of Benicia's, known As the Don.
ford
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the
property 1s n very sub.
b
nhone) ; ,leetsl,,embed, steelroof, consult cellar goers, :new tornaoo, olothai
closets, bath room, °lateen,,."drilled pr.Il trait
treat., s aloe raspberry plants/Ion, lovely or.
namental add evergreen lisps, nod n beautiful
lawn will b° sold for half of what is wool,'.
cost to Build itto wind up the estate of the
Into B. C. Danford. Immediate poseesstm,.
FOfurther, oit,t or JAS tat NADZIsAN;Dalt
door), Box I Brussels P. 0
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Send your Cream to the Creamery thorou '
established and that gives you Prompto Service and ' .
Satisfactory, Results.
We solicit your patronage knowin g that we .can
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it honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sam=
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you the highest
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every two
weeks. Cheques payable,at par at' Bank of Nova cotia;
For further particulars see our Agent, MR, T.
C.
McCALL, Phone 231o, Brussels, or write to
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SEAFORTH, ONT.
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