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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1925-12-23, Page 4Financial Statement OF 'f HE Village of Brussels FOR THE YEAR 1925. (Continued frau; Page 2) Dee. 15 Wilton & Gillespie hardware egeomit N. Chapman, 4 straps . ... . ..... . . .. . Total . ,. ,,.,,,,., MISCELLA•IEOUS JsJJt. 13 Wm, L, Meguarrie, drying fire hose 2.00 G. McDowell, expenses collecting taxes 6.75 Robert Dark; caretaking a plots in cenleteiy Feb, 4 Goo, R. Weller, hardware account , 2,00- 8,85 Mar.. 3 ,Registration of births, marriages and deaths, 1.924 , , 9.50 A. C. Baeller, expenses to Toronto, Good Roads Assoc, 20.00 Mealbershil1 Fee, Good Roads Assoc, .. , , .... , , , , , , 5.00 Apr. 7 Grant to horticultural Society 25,00 9 Provincial Trona., Amusement tax tickets 40.00 21b1Vlartha Kelly, re Miss Iaelly's plot in cemetery 1.55 May, ' 4 Geo. 1Yic:Nichol, special constable 2.50 18 Prov. Treas. License, Public Hall .. 3.00 20 C. N. Ry, rent of weigh acale site ....... 2.50 June 2 A. Oakley, mowing grass ea park 2.75 July 7 Geo. Edwards, repairing silent policeman 3.00 P. Stewart, repairing scales 1.35 J. W. Sandc,ra, repairing scales 2.00 Aug. 6 Win. Hobbs, weigh stales Inspector, fees .. 10,00 12 Allan Lamont, plank for weigh scales 5.40 Sept. 14 Ed. Henderson, cutting weeds ....... .. .... 3.50 Oct. 5 Wm' Rands, repairing scales 1.50 24 Owen Sound Carpet & Furnishing Co., refund 17.70 Nov. 2 Collector, Morris, taxes on gn'avel pit 6.68 11 Grant to Public Library 500.00 13 C. N. Ry., rent of weigh scale site 2.50 13 F. Sperling, pump for well 25.00 Dee. 4 Prov. Tress, license for Park .................. 8.00 Amusement Tax, games on Park 22.60 Grant, Beek Memorial Endowment Fulnd 20.00 15 Expenses, Court of Revision Voters' List 13.90 Allan A. Lamont, Division Court sittings 82.00 John Long, Division Court sittings 32.00 51.20 2,00 325.76 Total 838.48 Total Expenditure , .. . $ 89268.76 HYDRO -ELECTRIC SYSTEM, BRUSSELS Statement of Receipts and Expenditures from January 1st. to November 30th., 1925. RECEIPTS . From Residential Lighting, 11 months 4773.9 From Commercial Lighting, 11 months 2410.04 From sale of Power, 11 months 660.2.4 From sale of Supplies 47.86 From Street Lighting, 16 months 3520.00 . Total $11312.06 EXPENDITURES Jan. 2 Debenture, No. 1. 17557.28 Jan. 5 Hydro Electric Power Com, power for Dec., 1924 620.70 Excise stamps on receipts .24 18 Canadian National Express Co, express 4.52 15 Hydro -Electric Power Cont-, supplies •168.62 28 Chas. R. Davidson, freight and cartage L00 31 Chas. R. Davidson, freight and cartage 2.31 Feb. 3 Benson -Wilcox Electric Co., supplies 69.67 Hydro -Electric Power Com„ power for January 680.36 Excise stamps on receipts .10- 4 104 Geo. R. Weller, hardware account 25.40 7 Chas. R. Davidson, freight and cartage 1.71 21 Benson -Wilcox Electric Co., supplies 101.39. Mar, 2 Benson -Wilcox Electric Co., supplies 23.91. Hydro -Electric Power Corn., power for February 612.45 9 Angus Campbell, salary, February 20.00 Robert Thuell, connecting services 5.00 Excise stamps on receipts .03 17 Alvin Oakley, hauling pole for transformer 3.00 21. Chas. R. Davidson, freight and•cartage 4.67 30 A. H. Macdonald, salary, December and January 80.00 J. L. Kerr, envelopes and printing .. 30.75 Northern Electric Co., 6 meters 57,9D Apr. 3 .Angus Campbell, salary, March 20.00 6 Hydro -Electric Power Com., power for March 561.04 Canadian Gen. 'Elect, Co., repairs to transformer 37.40 8 Hydro -Electric Power Corn., supplies 27.52 30 Chas. R. Davidson, freight and cartage 8.89 Angus Campbell, salary, April ... 20.00 May 1 Hydro -Electric Power Com., supplies 306.41 • 5 Chas. R. Davidson, freight and cartage 10.87 18 Chas. R. Davidson, freight and cartage 1.30 30 Hydro -Electric Tower Com., supplies 68.31 Hydro -Electric Power Com., power for April 561.04 Excise stamps on receipts .18 June 1 Angus Campbell, salary, May 20.00 Fred Wilkins, two iron rods .35 A. H. Macdonald, salary Feb. to May 30.00 8 A. H. Macdonald, postage and excise stamps 27.50 10 Excise stamps on receipts .00 18 'Archie Hislop, pole for transformer ........ 8.00 July 1 Angus Campbell, salary, June 20.00 4 • A. II. Macdonald, salary, June . , • 20.00 10 Excise stamps on receipts ................ . ... . .06 Hydro -Electric Power Com., supplies 7 808.50 Hydro -Electric Power Com,, power for May 569.93 20 Excise stamps on receipts .06 ' 22 H. & S. Plum, board for men 162.60 81 Interest on overdraft, July .33 31 Chas. R. Davidson, teaming for construction work .. 57.50 Aug. 1 Angus Campbell, salary, July, and extra labor . 23.00 Hydro -Electric Power Coin„ power for June 544.54 11 H. L. Jackson, repairing time clock 3.06 13 Hydro -Electric Power Com., labor and construction 886.31 22 A. H. Macdonald, salary, July .. 20.00 81 Wilton & Gillespie, hardware 10.73 Blyth Hydro Com., 20 pole top pins 13.89 Hydro -Electric Power Com. power for July518.66 Set 1 Angus Campbell, salary, Augsts 20.00 14 Robert Thuell, supplies for construction work 4.30 A. II. Macdonald, salary, August, and postage • • . 24.00 29 Canadian National Express Co., express 12.75 80 Interest on Overdraft, August , .......... .75 Excise stamps on receipts, August .12 Excise stamps on receipts .16 Oet. 1 Globe Indemnity Co., Insurance premium , , 59.00 2 Angus Campbell, salary, September, and extra labor 21.01) 6 Benson -Wilcox Electric Co., supplies 29.00 Hydro -Electric Power Cont., power for August , , 669.93 19 Benson -Wilcox Electric Co., lamps.. .11.93 A. H. Macdonald, salary, September, and postage 24.00 28 hydro -Electric Power Com,, supplies . . , 3.26 Hydro-l;leetric Power Com., power for September 509.93 Benson -Willcox Electric Co., lamps 11.98 Canadian National /Morass Co,, express 2.05 A, A. Lamont, fees re McKinnon & Murcer seizure 4.00 81 Excise stamps on receipts .16 Interest on overdraft, October , ..... 1.45 Nov. 2 Chas. Pope, welding braekets and front 2.75 Angus Campbell salary, October 20.00 George Campbell, erecting poles . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . 8.00 17 A. H. Macdonald, salary, October, and postage 24.00 80 Excise stamps on reeeipts . .14 Interest en Overdraft 2.26 Total Expenditures Bal. on hand, Dec, 1st, 1925.: ABSTRACT STATEMENT of din RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES RBGEIPTS Balance from 1924 , .. $ 9651.00 Taxes collected, 1925 19598.'79 ]tents, fines, ate. .. 07,00 Licenses , , , ... 150.00 Tleeeipts from weigh stelae ....... 360.16 Schools, grants and levy 098.50 County Grant for roads 1400,00 Loans tram hank ... 10,000 ril:iscullttneeus . 668.01 Total Iteeotots XjItPENl71TUIt' :Bleetlon Bxpenses $ 88..00 alarlee.•. 0 ... , , ... , , 1220.00 Jhrintitigr Advelwisln;, Stilmisst &e. , , . 105.48 • 10902.01 409.99 $42881.46 ETHEL Are too busy waiting .on customers to write all extended advertisement, We take time to wish the Community the Compliments of the, Season- A Airrr Cn11rtitleao ma a Tifapp aim f o 1p1r'LUAI Neat+ • ar Our January Sale will be a. sweeper. Keep ' ' your eyes on our advertising space, Leitch & Ziegler - Ethel Insurance, Fuel, Light, Caretaking, &c. 375,25 County Rates ... . 1747.40 Roads and Streets 2838.25 Charity 54.90 School Board 6148.30 Debentures,. (Principal) . . , 2576.42 Debentures, (Interest) 1031.31 School Loan, (Principal) 7500.00 School Loan, (interest) .., 534.45 Debentures, (Telephones) . 2621.24 Loans repaid to Bank 10,000,00 Interest on loans ...... 229.55 Board of Health . 183,65 Fire Department 1325.78 Miscellaneous ..... . ... . ....:. . . . 838.48 Total Expenditures ..,...... Balance HOWICK TOWNSHIP COUNCIL. Council met in the Township,Hall, Gerrie, on Dec. 15th, pursuant to Statute. All members were present. the Reeve in. the chair. Minutes of last tweeting were read and on motion of Taylor and; Gamble were adopted. Moved by Hubbard and Leonard that By -Law No, 16 be read the third tiwe and passed -carried. Moved by Gamble and Leonard that By -Law No. 17 appointing a plan for Nomination, Deputy Returning Officers and Poll Glerk-carried. Moved by Hubbard and Gamble that By -Law Nn, 18 be read the third time and passed. -carried. W. A. Irwin waited on the Council on' behalf of the Pteebyterian con- gregation asking for the continuance of the use of the Twp. Hall se three dollars per month. Moved by Taylor and Gautble that the Presbyterian congregation have the use of the hall till January. Lit, 1926, at the rate of $8.00 permonth.- carried. • Mr. Irwin also pit in a claim. for H. E. Ratz, Waterloo, asking for a tefuudof taxes, Moved by Taylor and Gamble that the Council woke a refund of ;1800. - carried. A communication from the Globe lodemnity Go., re -Mrs. J. McKillan's claim for datnagce, was rend, Moved by Hubbard and Gamble that the Clerk reply and express their disap- proval as the claim ie a just one. - Moved by Lemuel .and Hubbard that the colleetore the time for col- leetors to return their Rolle be. ex- tended to the January meeting.-eara moved by Hubbard and Leotard that By -Law No, 10, 1025, Teleti'Itoue purposes, be read the third time and' passed.-eari'led. Moved by Leonard and Gamble that By -Law No. 20, 1925, Telephone purposes, be read the third tithe and passed. -ca cried. Moved by Taylor and Hubbard that the foilowiug accounts be paid : Thos. Inglis, fee as tnember of Board of Health $10 00Robert Gtrahatn, fee hs member 01 Board of Health 510.00 ; (4. W. Walker, fee as Sse• retary of Board of Health 318.00; 1t.. 7a, James, Light for Twp, Hall Time Christmas AT THE Variety 5 It is Christmas time at the Variety Store now and we thank you, one and all citizens of ;Brussels and surrounding district, for the response you have given during the past year and we take this op- portunity of extending a hearty invitation to cane and sec what a beautiful range of holiday goods we have this year in the different depart - meats, then use your own good judgment in making your eel - actions. There are Panay Goods, Dosis, Mechanical and other Toys, China and Glean Ware, Stationery, Books, etc, Such a jolly place in whicch. to shop-, MI L>t Gr Minter 14lione 82 Brussels 1 Keine to Hear Appeal on behalf of Geo..Spotton in N. Huron Election Case Second Divisional Court Decides It Has No Jurisdiction in Matter.,- Judge is Supreme -Dominion Act Designates the Final Authority • (Friday's Toronto Star), The second divisional court of the $39368.76 appellate division at Osgoode Hall to -day dismissed the appeal entered $ 3512.69 by George, $potton, defeated Conser- vative eandidate in North LiHuron, a- $13 20• B. E. JnmeQ, lzhtin Public a- gainst a judgment of Mr. Justice g Wright ordering. a further recount of shed, Goole, for 1925 $50 90; James the ballots in: the recent federal elec- Douglas, sheep Valuator, services don, and the correction of certain 56:00 ; Richard Jackeon, drawiug errors made by the returning officer. gravel 3.50 ; G. W. Walker. express Their lordships held that there was on Assessment Roils 65c : Edgar• Hen- no right of appeal from Mr. Justice ry, work on road 32 25 ; John Reidt, Wrights decision, this decision being bal. on contract new road 433 00 ; ,given by authority of the Dominion Reuben Harding, Ruling ole in road Elections Act, over which the 'On - 50c ; H E Razz; Waterloo, refund of; tario• courts had no- jurisdiction, It hazes 61800 ; W. A. Irwin, prepaying was held by I F. Hellmuth,K.C.. act - By -Law $1.00;'John Hyndtnan, tile hag for Spotton, that Mr. Justice $19 95: Ross Bayliss, dragging road Wright had given his decision as a 34.75• ; Wm, Boyd, work on road justice of the supreme court, The b S3 90 : Wm. Hays, digging drain , ch held''that he had limply been 5180't Isaac Wade, bal. eatery School iii Attendance Officer 530.00 ; `Thos. tg as der the ache adeco all designated mign- ht Inglis, Reeve, causes $125.00 ; George have been plain Mr. Wright Their Hubbard. Deyuty Reeve, salary $100 ; lordships, therefore,declined to en - error in assessment 3369: Robert Hamilton, refund of taxes, tertain the appeal, eclaring they had J, W. no jurisdiction. As the dominion Gamble, Councillor, salary $100,00 , elections act provides no appeal from 4}100,00; Fred O. Taylor Milton Leonard, Taylor, Councillor, salary Mr.Justice Wrightra decision, this . Councillor, verdict is taken as concluding the salary 8100,00 ; Sheldon Bricker, case and as the ballots in dispute will shaostock, sheep killed by dogs eep killed by doge 550.00 ; Waiter be counted in the recount ordered by - 514,50 ; James King,0 ; caretaker Twp. to justice Wright,thtthe seat will •il go Olei k, hal sl salmi y oler 1925 $200.00 Walker, Ivo Jurisdiction HBlack, compensaC on for wire fence; Only forty minutes elapsed in hear $13110; Jahn Butler. compeneatioo ing the argument of L F. Hellmuth, for wire fence 31040; John. Patter. iK.C., counsel for Spotton, and the son, dragging road 51,50 ; Albert , reaching of the verdict. Their lord- dce1�eLot liships did' not consid'er to Cot2582;Bet K gcleanig hethe agument of b.W.Rwell, out ditch Lot 10, Con. 0 and 10 5200 ; l K.C,. acting for J. W. King, the Pro - Isaiah Gedcke, putting in culvert, Lot gressive candidate but delivered their 15, Con. 258.00 ; Aaron Ileinwiller, decision without leaving the bench, putting in culvert and drawing • the Chief Justice Latchford delivered an Lot 17. Con. 2 31155 ; John Elliott, oral judgment as follows: dragging road • H and W. bdl', "We are till of the opinion that 59.00 ; Wm. Briars, gravel 34 23<:;, this court has no jurisdiction to en - Wm. J. Strong, dragging in Ford. tertain an appeal from the order wieb32.75; R. F. Edgar, Road Sup. ,made by Mr. Justice Wright. That erintendeut, fee $8 60 ;. Thos. I6glie, order was made under the provisions telephone messages 33 85 • Dr. L N. of section 71 of the dominion dee- Whitley. Medical Health 'Officer•, fee tions act and that act gives no ap- 5150.000 ; A. E. Gallaher, blasting peal from the order as made-. The atone $1.25 ; Provincial Treasurer. application is dismissed wuth costa" Amusement ax Tickets 319 70 : J. H. Mr. Justice Masten, giving his con - Ropers, Excise tax 310.00 : John entrance. said: Montgomery, work on road $805 ;i "I concur with the dismissal of the Wm. R. Rustic., sheep killed and in- appeal simply on the ground that the jured by dogs 3103 00 ; Harold Doig, jurisdiction of this court is based sheep injured by dogs 310.00 ; A. E upon certain specified sections of the Cooper, sheep killed and injured by judicature act and the points raised dogs $30 00 ; Clark Renwick, cans- by Mn Hellmuth as to the right to nensarion for wire fence It and C. amend orders of the court does nut bdy. 36.00; Thos. Inglis, attendance rest with this court. It isnot one of t Drainage meetings 516;00; Geo. the subjects of this court to correct Hubbard, attendance at Drainage ;natters in the way suggested. 1 Meetings 38.00 ; E. W. Carson, col. think that right rests with a singlt. lector, part Wavy $70 00 ; Dobbs & judge' sitting in weekly court." • Se worth -g g part pay on Bolton Drain Mr. justice Masten's reference to :8100.00 ; Fred Edgar, Eugenia eel tiff' the correction of matters had appli- Bates Lbngiey Drain $12,00 ; •Johnurn- cation to Mr, Hellmuth's contention McEwen, liotvtrk s share on that if the order issued by Mr. Jura berry bdy. 3350 80, Moved by rice Wright was wrong then the sup- Oarl}able and Lenaaliad that this meet. reale court had a right) to correct. itig close. O. E. WALKER, Clerk. How Leave Secured. Under the elections act there is no appeal frown the decision of a justice of the supreme court, but I F. Hell - Muth, K.C., was successful in getting leave to appeal on the' plea that Mr. Justice Wright had no juriediction`to ;fake the order he did, instructing the county court judge to remove the counterfoils from certain disputed ballots and tarty out a recount, Mr. Justice Mowat granted leave stating from the Head of the Lakes,with no it was most dean -able that more than one justice should consider the case delays in making the harbor and which was a most important one. In quick dispatch at local elevators, has enabled vessels to snake quick trips. Prominent among these are the Map- le Court and Drummond, the former having an average rount, trip run of 94 8-4 hours, and, the latter a close HEAVY RUN OP GRAiN TO GODERICH ELEVATOR Goderich, Dec. 18. -The transit elevator here has had an exceptional- ly heavy run of grain in the past 10 weeks, averaging more than 1,000,- 000 bushels weekly. The short run Order that the matter might be set- tled before the forthcoming session of the new parliament Ids lordship expressed a wish that the ease be heard as early this week as tiossihle. The Supreme court has met this; wish and the case was put on the peremp- tory list for to -day. The bench in - second at 95 1,2 hours; On one trip eludes Chief Justice Latchford and inclusive of loading.atPort William, Justice Riddell, Middleton and lfas- the Maple Court reported back here ten, In four days and tour hours, while On What Authority on the final trip of the Drummond, Chiof Justice Latchford asked on made' under adverse weather condi- what authority the 'appeal was en- tiona and without the usualaids to tared. navigation In the Saulte River, this Mr, Ilellmuthl"Mr. Justice Wright steamer arrived back in slightly more was a justice of the supreme court than six days. The boast of her skip, and it was an order of the appeal per, Archie Hudon,- of Midland, Is court it can be antlealed." that in the 14 year he has been trod. Mr, Justice Middleton: "It may be ing to Goderich, he has never beat an error, The order should' have prevented from entering the harbor been to order of the persona desig- t any weather. ' nate and not an order of the ettprenie 20 tut." Ml'. 14elhnl�vrh read section, 70 of the elections . r..c giving authority for the justice to heal' the appeal from the recount. Ile claimed this was an order of the supreme court and he could appeal from it. Them lordships questioned that thio was an order of the supreme court but of a' justice of the supreme court W110 was persona designate under', the act, 811•. Hellumth claimed that whetll• et• rightly or wrongly the order was Made by Mr. Justice Wright " 0s "a judge of the suprelne.:eourt and .tllere fore was subject to the rules of the supreme court which permitted en appeal.. Their lordships objected that Mr, Justice Wright had acted as a ju's- tice of the supreme court, "There is no provision," said Mr. Justice Rid- dell, "for action on our part, The legislature of Ontario cannot gave us jurisdiction over a Dominion net," Mr. Hellman; We wane an order of the supreme court ;that this order of 1503 Justice Wright was beyond BRUSSE4S MAi1KET Fa11 Wheat 41 es' 41 40Barley 05 °eta ., B 05 457 mutter . „ , 4(1 os 40 Hgge... ,.. +,241' 48 t7000 It 10" 070 Qesirable Farm for Sale 200•sare term for sale, being Lot 01 and 17, Con, 0, Township of Moult*, On premises are good,n up-to-date, bank barn 50x10 straw,. shed s40, goad cement stabling and triter - works throrzhnot,also later wrist, driving 'shadnbnel29x98, 05;large, , two 517hrielc!Musewltlt Yammer xcttshen and comlgrtublo: woodshed attached. Land in goo. o15, a or .eettlrntloui with good leases and 25 sores or telaeplhone endilmailbosh.elivte�ry,u3.9 ,njlo :ruin. aoheo . 2 miles bean Continuation School, miles frim; village of Fordw Loh and 4 miles from Corrie Iteason for telling, to Wind.' up the estate of the late Mtwara form. For lurtlterpsrtlqularsaoplirto Wal, .1, LYNN. R. 0.1, Ilerdwioh HRS. MART SRO W N, Fnrdwieh, Administrators of the estate, Ms jurisdiction, Tenders Mr, Justice -Riddell; Where' do we get jurisdiction to do that. Mr. Hellmuties'Argument Mr. Hellmuth: Your lordship would have iur'isdietion to quash any order -that is issued by the supreme cpurt of Ontario. Where an order has been given granting leave to appeal it is entirely within your jurisdiction. $4r, Justice Riddell: "You are-»ay- ing the' legislation of the province )f Ontario has given this court certa-n jurisdiction. This election act is a dominion matter and Ontario has nothing to do 'with it," Mr. Hellmuth: "I am not suggest- ing that if Mr. Justice Wright had given the order as an individual des- ignated under the act that I .could have eojne to this court in an appeal. But he did not do so. He gave the order as a judge of the supreme Court," - Chief Justice Latchford: "The or- der is rniade by a judge designated by the statute, as a judge of the supreme court, not to act as a judge of the supreme court." , Mr. Hellmuth: "This order is not made under the Dominion Elections act. It is entered in the records; it was heard in chambers, . It is sup- reme court order and must be con- sidered as such." Mr. Justice Middleton; "We can only' deal with actions of this court" Mr. Hellmuth; "This is an action of this court, the supreme court." His lordship; "Oh, no." Mr-. I4'ellmuth: "I submit that, hav- ing taken an order from the supreme court, they are subject to the rules of the supreme court. That is the bas- is of my argument" HURON COUNTY' Reeve 0. Ginn, of Goderioh Twp., talks of retiring from the Municipal Council, O. M. Beseau, of Kitchener, and a native of Clinton, was re-elected Ald- erman of that city. Freeman Treleaven, who was elects ed by over 7,000 to the tnajoralty of Hamilton. is a son of the late Rev. R. 5, Treleaven, an old Ashfield Twp. boy. • On Monday, Jan. 4th, the citizens of Clinton will vote on a by-law to provide the aum of $80,000 for a new Oollegiale Institute. Rev. Dean J. A. Hanlon completed 25 years in the ministry, last Thurs- day, at Stratford, Rev. Dean Han- lon was hrmerly parish priest of Clinton and Blyth. Mrs. Howard Humphreys, a former Clinton singer, recently sang from Jacksonville, Flotitia, and 'niche near future is to give a radio Concert especially for her old Clinton friends. A eompie :renters, banquet under the auspices of the Olinton Board of Trade was tendered A. J. M0Muf ray, who Is moving to Harriston. Mr, Mc- Murray took an active interest in the welfare of Clinton. The W. A. and Girls' Guild,' of St. John's church, Varna, shipped two bales of quilts, clothing and other comforts, to their former rector, Rev. H. J. Oondell, of Caledonia, to be us- ed for the Indians. Fo lowing is the schedule of Group "5" in the Intermediate' Series of the 0, H, A. ; Seaforth at Wingham on Dec. 30th, Winghaw ab Clinton on San. 4th, Clinton at Seqforthou Jan. 7th• Clinton at Wingfam on Jan. llth, Wingbaln at Seaforth on Jan, 145b, Seaforth at Clinton on Jan, 18tb, Lion cub captured in Africa by Miss Aileen Hughes, of Lindsay, died from pneumonia In Toronto, Out of a total tax roll of $1300.000 only about $8,000 will be carried for- ward in Woodstock till next year. St. Thomas firemen did good work in preparing hundreds of broken toys sent 'them for the community Christ- mas fund. Tenders will he received for the perotisme or Lot 26, Oon.14, Grey Township. Immediate posseseloa, Apply at an00 00, w, M. SINCLAIR, Soli-titor for Mortgage, Farr; for Sale The undersigned offersforOslo his 1f5•scre acre farm, being NE Lot 7, and part of South half, Con. 6 Morris, Good brlolt . dwelling, largo hank barn driving abed, &e, also two driller, wens, barn, all cleared. close to sohopi and ohutch. For further particulars apply to JOS. CLEGG'on the promisee or A. H, MACDONALD, Ernesels. 2940 Farms for Sale ps.r.r The undersigned offers for solo his Ioanere r� being' ng,o,Tt2l7 ,beiNrth 34o 5,, Morrie. X 2 Oen. 7, Alorrls, Goo -houses and borne in Omit -Mass condition, alas all good oot•bnfid. Inge,r Will sallwith oro without aro , Reas- ioulerseapplytonor hW. H. b o0UTCH5050, Proprietor, it, 11.4. Brussels Farm for Sale (The old ,Hamilton Place) 100 norea, :being N3,9 Lots 7 8, 9. and blqrtb 40 acres o1 10, Con. A, Turniaerry townebfp. Large drat -class barn, splendid stone stabling underneath ' windmill, large driving shed, good frame. House and stone kitchen, large orchard, never failing spring on farm. 2 Mile* from Wroxeter village and 1 mile trent eohool. This farm has been in pasture for some years and will give highest returns. Fom land values will rise. For perlioulars apply to T508. GI$SON Administrator dolor, R, Gibson taints P. O. box 77 Wroxeter Phone 00 Farm for Sale • isomesma 109 acre Farm for sale, being South hell .108 N, aogood Townshipaof 18z440 with good cement stabling; driving shed 40x24• comfortable, good, frame house with good stone cellar 5004B in d walla nevertalting ; about 6 acres goodmamplahaslt. Tbls farm is fwell fenced anddrattia endIn good state of cultivatton and le taunted 1 mile from Tillage of Walton. also 1 mile from 'teapot and (Mundt, Forfnr- tber particulars apply on the premises or to. J. A. MARSHALL 31.45 R. R.4, Walton. Farms for Sale 100 Mores Of land, being the month;5 of Lot 5, Con. 8, and the south 34 of Lot 10. Con. 7 in the Township of Morris. "'these farms are offered for sale to oloas up the estate of the late James Smith. Il not sold they will be rented tor pas- ture. For particulars apply to the executors. ALEX. SMITH. $&SON Farm for Sale 75 -acre fart; for sale, being Lot 12, Town• ship of Groy. On prsmlaoe .area good bank barn 40500 feet with good stabling area 2 good hen houses. Comfortable, frame stabling, with goodatone cellar'cement cistern, never-latl- ing Well at the 000r. Farm Is welt farmed, caotaine 3l•acre orchard. Slatyyaares cleared the rest valuable bash. 4 int es from Ethel station. 8 miles from church and store, 19; mules from. school. Fa11 ploughing done, 0 acres Fall wheat sown. For immediate sale to windup estate. MRS, MARY J,MOHAIR. 5.R, No. No,2, Emmett. Auction. Sale OP Household furniture MOODS and CHATTELS In the Village of Brussels The Exeoatar of the last will and testament of Wtlllam McCall, deecased, will offer by Public Auction al the residence of the late Hanna McCall, on John street, 1n the village of Brussels, by D. M, Scott, Auctioneer. on Thursday, _the Twenty•Fourth day of Dom. ember, A. D., 1025, at the hour of Two•Thtrty o'olook in the afternoon, the following house- hold good chattels and effects, namely ; 1 gooko%ove, 1 heater, 2sideboards, 1 extension table, l tolling - leaf table, I centre table, 2 bed -room halts, 1 lounge, 1 rug, 8 rook ing chairs, 5 kltohen chairs, Odining room chalre, 1 washing machine, 1 sink, 1 flour bin, a gnsntlty of dishes and other kitoben utenanh and other articles too numerous for individ- ual mention. TERMS. -The terms of bale will be cash as. the eatnte of the said Milian' McCall must be nowfnally betted. For further particulars apply to the Ex- ecutor John McCall, D, M. Scott. 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