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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1906-12-14, Page 2:toartitehtease peeing for. their - pet- ariareent imptovernents paf of -eurrent revenue as they are made, • shOuld. al- ao. adopt " a policy mien as we have General merchants for-the.People.. ,rtetirnrnencled. Thie would ease the annual amity rate and would' ..ede- proportionately reduce the .annentl-tax h..eea--eeeeseeeaie-a'. eeeeeee-eeeeeiee-0.-esee . eueeereeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeee bill of Lthe minor municipalities.. Specials for the Xmas Trade rOie,d0 were built by the. come- Haeon hes 'long been. conspicuhus for theeexcellence of its. leading roads. Theeke •••••••••••••=amaa...00.0...amarotamt &oQEtES SELECT LAYER RAISINS FIGS * OtliR ANT4 SFLECT FRUITS :11EXIGAN and NAVAL ORANG MESSINA • LEMONS Specially Prepared Coffees for the Holiday Trade amorammimilmimmlivomoonimoloologe MIMS — This week we have to arrive the following lines of fish -- HALIBUT MANITOBA WHITE FISH CISOOES FINNAN HADDIES BLOATERS Poultry Notice We will still handle DRESSED POULTRY properly; &eased „ All fowl must be bled, dry plucked, ciean,• including tail 1 and wing feathers. Geese and ducks heads off .ifighest Prices Paid for Batter and. Eggs. Dried Apples this week 6 cents per lb. dfftsmwsag,,,t Agency for Fit Reform Tailor-made Clothing-. WILLIAMS and PURCELL Successors to B. B. GUNN, CORNER STORE - SEAFORTH ty, bat if they had to be paid for otit of current revenue they Would net !have -been built lentil the preset day. But the credit of the county wae used, the payments were spread over a long eeties *of 'years, the peo- ple were not 'unduly burdened by the payments and they have had the use a the good road e for Potty years or more. As a rule we do not ad-. vise borrowing money or -going into debt, But even this like most other things, when done Intelligently, with discretion and at the ,proper time, is good business and can .be made 'pro- fitable. Such a time now le, with the -rural municipalities that require easing off on acabunt of the 'Multipli- city of What are known as permanent improvements which have become ne- ceescary. ... illiteMieloillessectenskettleasafet ' there are many, Whet through.gack of -experienee get seettled Ole poor ltind, Real eState Writs are plenthe - ful Wherever: !you go,. teetct as - theta business 'is to . sell land -good 1 and 1)0,4 IS ;advisable to --consult ,,..'.i tlie.' government• agetitei before bdyin land. Should a ferret worker.- be un- fortunate in getting an unsatitsfacha ery eituatione :the goreltriirrent agent - he always willing to inetestigete anct; see Justice done. One agerit tail mel. as a rale, When a Soetchmen g4t his' flog place he Could generally 3 look, to his own interests afterwardie,',.: The fent that 85 pip mit. of the Path -lets: own their farms is the besh !testi- _, mony that prospects lit Canada), are a the( brightest." • IA! — - -------- ...........eameeteaa . , . . . .1 .NArater,Oure for Constipati n. . Half a 4p1nti of hot water I 4akert half an !hour before breakfaeiV I will .) usually keep the bowels regular. Harsh cathartics nthOuldi be at ided. :When a ;purgative T le needed,' take Chamberlain's Stomach and 'Liver Tablets. 'They are !mild and gentle in tghisetira.. action. For sale by all 'drug- . 4 ' A TimelyQuestion. Mr. George Taylor, the Opposition! • whip he the Dominion fParliament, a few days ago pat the following ques- tion to the Government, which at the time a witing has not been answered: 'Ier the Government aware - that Ilon. lar. justice Daagee has heard several cases at the different, Metz& Courts throughout the . Province of Ontario, and that in many of them he has reserved judgment; and that although in %some case ti over one year and in other cases over two years have elapsed since be triedettieh cases!, he has not yet seen fit to 'render- judgment thereon, and that this Max has operated to the great liejury of litigants V If so, wheat ac- tion does- the government propose to • take te procure a eipeedy delivery ,ef judgment on thee several cases so reserved?" • , This is a most pertinent and time - than their predece ssors • lY question and Mr. Taylor is en - ft Xinvon •xpooitov :111 till:Lipid councils are bound to titled to credit for bringing the sub- eonstract them or run the risk Of ject hto the notice of the Home and IIRAPORTH„, FRIDAY, Dee. 14, 1906. ' heavy bills f_thr da,ma.ges for acci- dents. These hridges and cue- 1 country In this prominent manner. - d — — - verte cost more money. Thor are Mr, Juectice Magee may not be the Municipal Taxation.- now a necessity and .the taX payer only sinner or perhaps the greatest The. people 'of nearlY every rural must furnish the additional cash. sinner in -this respect, but it is very the taxes are higher than they used othen counties tut well have been to be,. Sorne, time ago a traction eh- ' grieviouslY. :We increasing municipal taxes. 'This stip in: the cotaity of Wellington. This . : efnor t rr° heardatoGtocrirercii:evscaseigeoofn the 'hav------emple complaining for several years of the gine went over a bridge in 'the town- right at home. Over a year ago he year the tomplaints are louder and ri f spectins -a dispute between. the to'Wrie bordrary wthislr lo;Suwfficiennotly t 0 t rsoan ,f more bitter than ever before. Some ou,gh to carry the traction engine. It ' Ethft-P and a drain contractor. Ju.dge are dtsposed to blame the's- mimicipal went through the bridge, the engin- eer in aharge ' was hurt and the en- offitere and to accuse 'them of ea..: : gine more or less da,maged. The coun- munieipality in this county Ref in certain that rile has Binned, most These are some of the reasons why ment was reserved until the learned Judge could secure the opinion of a competent and independent engineee, travagance and mismanagement. This, and fhere the cape still stands so cll. of the munieipality were glad to hovtever, is entirely wrong. The mun- settle the Matter by paying the Man oefaffrorrhaano ' Yrscin knows. Every beepnthade by parties con - lapel officers of to -day are Just as $1,500 on account of his inijuries taind efficient, as capable and as ecceeem_ fineesadcillionte doctor's'Ilisi;drsidatis thhoes%0; e ire vain. 'No influence eeerns power - ca , corned to .expedite matters-, but all lcal ae were those of former years h to move the Hon. gen- et r'epairing the engine, and had their . cu. 1 enough action - when eTrilhai: motion should bring up a thor- when taxes were low in ,conaps,rison - own bridge' to repair besides. It Will II' vtith what they are now. The people thus be seen that it is net good pols discussion of the whol(m e ese mast look in another and Ira a du_ 1 icy for thet municipal authorities more ,I. °ugh than private individaale Ale lbe t)enat x on of Judicial dilatoriness We do aot ferent direction for the causes for : wise aImes, but we do know that. in this ad isound foolish. 1 know how it le in the other Prov - high taxes. The people, are, them- I -There is also another impottant fac- ' 1 tor in thie connection te be cOnsid- Province a Ontario law is dispensed selve.s, partly to blame and .cieeerne in the higher courts in a most ex- etanees over which neither the peo- i eied. leumbet has now become sot , asperatingly, leisurely- manner and it high that it does! not pay to use i b surprisin. illintt ple or their representatives have con- in the constructime. of bridges and i li trot are responsible for the rest. The culverts and consequently the more " 'g- people have chaetly the . There :an d tthe infliction so long be noexcase for it, eith-_ people of to-tlay will not be ' con-, expensive but more enduring mater- er except pure indifference and lazi- lal-e cement aral„, stet el have o be tent with improvements Buell as sat- I --' ' Bees on. the part of the judges who I used. The life of la wooden bridge or .. fted their predecessors ofnresicte over the several courts: There he fifteek4: culvert is about i twelve- years, it -- -- are plenty of them, goodness knows, twenty on twenty-five years ago. I costs less than fialg what a cement and they are well paid and oteme Then the ordinary farmer was eon.. and steel one ddes , but thei life otf tent to go to market on week days of trettefroris rat rtharrthtel a means should, be devised !to' make them toe the mark and tuen out mpeitsttiot and to ehurch with his- family on enduring structures are in the end their bueinepe with Much greater Sundays in a lumber waggon. They much cheaper than the old although were not so particular about good the present cost is greater. These rOsitiss Now, a lumber waggon in -a things added to the increased cost of church ailed on Sunday would be a labor will fully account for the - in- curiosity. Every farmer now has his creased taxes: This can be easily as - covered buggy or his rubber -tired .certained by any one who will take road waggon. This is all right. We the 'trouble tea -think' or figure it out. do not tincl fault with this. ,Thatee Where the mimi0ipal councils -make is no reason why the farmer should the mistake is' in trying to pay for not enjoy the -comforts and luxuries these permaneht improve/meta. out of of life as - well as the merchant ter current revende, In -doing thie they manufacturer or any other member ' are leaking pea peeefeee generation of the community. Indeed, the very Tay for, works' which will be largely _ best is none to good for the beneficial to future generations. -We farmer if . he can afford it, and he notice that the council of the towne shoald be able to afford it. But ship of Tackeramith, are submitting the -covered buggy and fast horse a by-law for the approval of the rate - needs a better road than the lumber , payers authorizing ;them to borrow waggon and the faithful, farm tea,ma sufficient sum to enable them to The better road reeuiree more money . make these permanent improvements to construct and maintain it, and the withont Laking - the amount out of the additional money can only be got current taxes. If We mistake not the steaders in the N by iencreasing the taxes. It is the , toternship of Gripy did •the same . year ending _30th- Of gradual evolution of the times, only thing three or four- years ago and theme are as fee the evolution has been more rapid the township of McKillop got author- from . Ontaile, 7,584, during the past ten years than ever ity to use a portion of their murilci- Quebec, 792 - Caned heforee . Besides this, people used to be sat- iated with a small threshing mach- ine and horse power. Then carne --the portable engine, drawn from placto fleffigg21212MMISSAMMUNNE0 --Deapite many reports to th,e, tontrary,the crop of oats in 1906 is by no: meane up to the expectation* or estimates of the crop . statistio- lane, In the United Stated the crop is away below the normal, and this in a eyelet of expansion means eiore then the face ehortage. In Cane,da returne from mae any districts sw a fairly poor -yield of light oats. Tee wintt and rain during the ripening period did the damage. Many feeders will have to buy oats =before the wnter le' over, and tide will have the effect of sending up prices and of keeping them up. Less feeding will likely be done. With wheat , at 750 many will prefer to buy t hie grain! than Date at 40e. g • a rk •di• OVIlliffirinEnnaliMa Canada -Forty- Clydesdale horses, three- fourths of them stallions, have been shipped from Glasgow to Canada dur- ing the past week. -The Uanadian Northern Railway Company has let or is letting con- tracts for four and a half million dol- lar'svvorth of equipment, consisting of locomotives and freight and pass- enger cars, all to be ready by next fall. Most of the contracts have been to Canadian work shops, Only what they could not supply is being sent out of the country'. , -Peter S. Van Wagner, :eine of the oldest and best known residents of Saltfleet township, died at his home on the Beach, Dear Hamilton, Sunday morning, in his 88th year. Van Wagner was born within, a mile of where he died, and had lived in that neighborhood all his life. ire was one of the oldest, if not the Oldest, Jus- tices of the Peace in On team, having been appointed in 1842, Deceased was a member of the Chureh of Eng- land and a life-long Libera/e -A. despatch. from Regina, dated December 2ild, says: "SO destierate has the fuel famine growth' and the farmers are in such terrible straits now that zero weather has set in, . that at Drinkwater, Sask., i 'on Satur- day a trail on the siding vhis held up by a band of fariners, whoiturned the switch and stood guard jantil their wagons were loaded from at car of aced bound for Weyburn. Many of these farmers Were burning lumber from their buildings for Nei. Farm- ers living thirty and forty miles from town often remain through four days to obtain a supply of coal and then re - .turn home with a few huricled pounds. At many points on the arrival of a car there are sixty and.seventy teaxns awaiting their supply. --An exceedingly clever lund daring - robbery was committed on Saturday last on the train between Tilbury and Fletcher, the next station in the coml... ty of Kent. Mr. P. McArthur, ac- countant in the Sovereign Bank in Tilbury, Was on the train- going toitie Fletcher, where there is at brci of the Tilbury office. He had with him a satchel containing VA/true cash and •nunierous drafts .e Two *ell dressed peen entered the car in which McAr- thur was sittiug. One of them ap- proached him andhanding him a par- cel asked hiM to give it to a certain While he man the el without cArthur's him and left another, identically th mete in appearance, in its place. I M6Arthur did not notice the decepthen until he arrived at the bank and Opened the satchel to take out its contents. He at once took steps to recover his pro- perty, but the thieves bed left the train and DO trace has :eince been found of them. They are eupposed to be a pair of well known crooks from Detroit and may yet be captured. A CHURCH SEXTON'S STORY dispatch. 1.111•1•1111111111111110111Mpicollolii To have beautiful, perfedt, pink, velvet-like lips, apply at bed -time a lig.ht coatipg of Dr. Shoop's Green Salve. Then, next morning, 'notice =carefully the effect. Dry, cracked; or colorless mean feverishness, and are as well ill appearing. Dr.Shoop's Green Salve is a soft, creamy, heal- ing Ointment, that will quickly cor- rect any skin blemish Or ailment. Get a free, trial box at our store and be convinced. Large Glass Jars, 25 eta. Sold by C....Aberhart, druggist, Sea - forth. ° North-West .Elo nee s teaders. The Department of the Interior at Ottawa has made cep a, statement showing the natio alitles of home- rthwest for the June last. The lows:Canadians Canadians fforn ans from Nova ans from , New Brunswick, 245; Canadians from Prince Edward haland, 176; Canadians from Manitoba, 1,531; Canaeliane from place by a horse team. These were permanent improvements . between the Sarikatchewan, 70; Canadians from Al- berta, 393, Canadians from British not of suffidient• weight to -require a present and -coming genereations. Columbia, 122. Persons who had , re - pal loan fund for this purpose. This Scotia 348 Cana& Is an equitable and proper policy and should be adopted by municipalities generally. 'It will keep their taxes even and equalize the burden of belie very strong bridge or culvert to sup- Money can be borrowed on the cred- port them. But now a farmer would it of the townships for about 4 laugh at a thresher who would ask per cent. There are not, many rate - him to use the old horse power or . payers to whom money is Apt worth portable engine. The large, heavy, at leaSt 6 per cent. 4 saving is thus powerful traction engine has come and affected in addition to equalizing the it has, come to stay. These riecessi- taiation. The county, which has - tate much ruche substantial bridges been pcfrsuing the game policy as the Fit and Quality Guaranteed 0.tui ni• PIF,P• • • 1513.• .twong vious entry, 2,951; Newfoundlan ers, 17; Canadians returned from the Un- ited States, 703; Americans 12,485; English, 5,891; . Seotch, 1,657; Irish, 543; French, 817; Belgians, 159; Swiss, 56; Italians 14; Roumanians, 65; Syrian, 29; artna.ns, 1,024; A.us- 'tro-Ilungariane, 2,193; Hollanders, 75; Danes, other than Islanders, 109 ; Icelanders 170 ; Swedes, 589 ; Nor- -11VV" TIF :44 L I Si, OuprricesAre t e MennonitesTIsami:usVoaunistilogothrtr 48, ;tax; Chinese none; Japanese, 'none; Per- --- \ elan% 1; Australians, 14; New Zeal- anders, 12, Canadians from Yukon 6, Turks', 2; South Africans, 2; Trini- dad, 1; Jamaica 1; Peru, 1; total, 41,869e repreeenting 105,420 'souls. ts vonsw•I•1014tralCI:=111MINIIIII Is Only Two Weeks From Here. You are invited to. inspect the finest quality and lowest priced- Christrnas:goods ever shown in Seaforth. We will put away anything you choose now, otakiral..1 neememoserramallasiniiiiii T.: S Men's Furnishings and Olothirog forth •511 Ontario. .111tattilitrAtAllentlaiRria15,3•11•Kaa. A Guaranted Cure for Piles Itching, Blind, !Bleeding, Protruding ,Piles. Druggists are authorized to refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails Ite ears in 6 to 14, days.. 50c. 1...,*...94414i40../Mr1.01.1•1191.439iibl "is good tea" Use a package and. you will not be satisfied with aby other tea. Prices -25, 309 35, 40, 5o and 6o cts. per lb. in lead pack T. H. ESTABROOKS, Sr. JOHN. N. B. WINNIPEG. TORONTO, * WELLINOTON E. Good Sense A Seotelenan writing from eorne part of Canada to his home paper paintthings in about their right light as follows: "The men who have eucceedea and are succeeding in Canada are those not afraid of work, who can eee op- portunities when they present them- selves, and, 'who can adapt thorn - elves to new conditions. Many ad- mitted that for a time they had a pretty hard life, but after they got acquainted with the Canadian meth - ode and secured the class a farm or - farm work they wanted, they soon were able to bettor their eondition; and have become attached to the country. It Is not, to be supposed that every one eucceeds in Canada; some are unfortunate through no fault of their Own, ' °tilers lack a- daptability and perseverahoe, while person at the next statione was thus engaged with thi other slipped in behind a' being noticed took Mr. satchel from the seat besi How Bileane: Restored Him After Long Suffering , from: IBiliousness Headache and Liver 'trouble. Mr. John' J. Wilson, St e ton of the L Church of Messiah, Toroh o, and liv- ing at 63 Wickson Avenie ' , has re- cently told a press representative how Bileans cured him a Chronic 'Biliousness, Dizziness iand Liven 'troubles. ur. Wilson says: - 't Practically from boyhood I have etiffered from Biliousness and Liver and Stomach troubles, and only recently I was cured by Bileans, After food I should have acute pains until ri vomited. Ile a ("ache troubled me Very much. Sometime*" it was so bad that I could hardly: flee. At ther times I: there would. edern to' be a rush of something to my heath I should turn dim,' and 1 have ven fallen clown in the street. The biliousness was so bad that for long periods at a time 1 have been 'unable to take food. Bielane were reco mended to me ancl! I gave them a fe r trial, To my delight they were e toil to my case, and after a short .course they cured me completely, I 'haw enjoy the beat of health, and am free en- tirely from the, ailments which caused me such acute suffering for so long. Bileans lire worth their 1 weight in gold." Bifeans are altogether i differed to ordinary medicine. They are com- pounded from vegetable essences and are free from alcohol,bismuth,meroury, or any of the harmful mineral In- gredients and 'poisons found In do many liver an detomach remedies. They have the support of ,many em- inent !scientists and are frequently prescribed as a cure for constipation, piles, and stomach, liver and - in- testinal diseases' generally. They also cute female ailments and irregular - Mee, 'headache, debility, dizzy spells, heartburn, palpitation, heat flushes, etc" As a general tonic they are an - equalled and as a family remedy. All druggists sell them at 50 cents a box, or post free from the Eileen Co, Toronto, upon _receipt of price. 6 boxes for $2.60. ' • Why take chances of getting unsatisfactory Suits and Overcoats when you can buy • Looh Jr The label that protects. STEWA T BROTHERS PROGRESS BRAND CLOTHING eadereereerateMaeranr 9 72borryior youil ?ew your feet get col ut if6r4yRer5Were You bhoul& have twopa.nvoll het. wet, Za for &op With your.feet N, a.-(23, comfortable m GRANBY- -OVERSHOES, Coit.,\W:17,j110i 173 tPrror5 • t "..• reessesseeses-----seeeseeece...-ree:e. Oeu 1906 — — OF THE --- T slit" of Tuekersin- - IN THE OotInty t51` •••••••••••••••• To authorize the Construction of Per inanent Bridges in the said Towne ship, and to provide for borrowing the money required therefor. - Whereas it is desire' hie that permanent bridges be eonstrueted for the use and -convenience of the red- deAnntsdowflthareezsMuintrieiliipalestiinuity land thhaetptelemasttlaorget strueting such bildges will be Fifteen Thousand D. necessery for the Cerporo.tion of the Townsbiu of erection and construction of the said bridges, itis, Tuckeremith to borrnw tbe said sum of 4,400, payable within 20 years. 1"Asecindd la4ramodrwthheerrea7easifuotsr „the pu' rpm of ed annually by neecial rate for -Paytug the ate pros And whereas the total amount re.quirect to be rale, 413h$olle'103rateaso'ble pro. paving for the nes erty within the said elunielpality,aceording to the whereas tinhteevresalutethoefrtehone, lo.e t revised assessment roll, es 82,140,024. And whereas the total present existing donee ture debt of the said Municipality is the sum of tee. 158.321 of which no part of either principal or inters et cut ism arrear. Therefore be it enacted, and it is hereby ena by the Municipal Connell of the sold Corporationeted the Townihip of Tuekersmith. I, That bridges of a pernsanent nature be erected and constructed where expedient and neeeeeet5., - within the limits of the mid Municipality at &cote not exceeding the said sum of 015,000.00. • That # Anil be lawful for the mid Comma es. take all neeetary steps and proceedings and entee into, on behalf of the sold Corporation, all necesseey contracts -or other internments for the purpose of causing anci procuring the mid bridges to be erect- ed, constructed rind eompleted. • Than for the purpose of paying for the erection. and construction ot the said bridges, it shall be kes. WI for the said Council, on ben& of the mid Corpus. ation, to borrow from any parties willing to lene stese same, the said sum of Fifteen Thousand Whirs at the rate of four and one-half per cent, per annum, re -payable within 20 years by equal annual Metal. ments of prinerpal and interest. 4. That for the purpose ofsecnting the repayment of the field stnn of $15,0001 to the lender thereon it. shall be lawful for the said Council to cause to be is- sued, debentures of the said Corporation to that amount in sums of not less than $100 each, and pay. able in 20 years from the date thereof, with interest 1 at the rate of four and orm-bialf per centum perm. num, that ie to say in 20 egual annual paymente nterest and ttrineepal conibmed, which said deben- tures shall be sealed wish the Corporate Seal of the . said Corporation and signed by the P.eeve. eountereigned by the Treasurer of the said Cotport. tion,end the amounts thereby secured and aimed to be paid shall thereon be expressed to be payable at the office of the Canadian Bank of Commeree, in rite TownofSeafortli. 5. That durbig the eurrenoy of the mid deben- tures, the sum -of $1,103.50, for payment of prmeipai and interest of the eatd debentures, ehall b levied and collected in eachyear, by a epecial rate Leaden?, therefor on all the rateable property 1,n the ma 43. • This by-law sbaU oome into force and effeet when ihiallypassed, -after having received the went -of the elector& 7That the otes of the eteetore of tee ship of Tuelrersinith entitled to vote upon this by- law, shall be taken on * . A. MOND/UT, THEGITIEMt",T.4 ewspaper Chances hAAAAAPIAAAAAAAAAAAAAWAA The Papers You Want The Expositor to New Subsribers from now to January ist,190 for $1.0. 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PAP • I. • I, • I • • • • • 1•121 McLEAN BROS00 Seateor - commencing at the hour of nine ondeek in the fore- noon and continuing until five o'cloele in the alter - noon of tbe same day at the following,. places the said Municipality; and by the lot:eying heretr Returning Officers, namely : Pollingetittb-laivision No. 1.--sAt George Dates' Halle Egmonoville, George E. JatiM012, Deputy Retutiet ing Officer, Polling Sub -Division NO, 2. -At School House No. fe Samuel MeGeoch, Deputy Returning Officer, Polling Sub -Division No. 3e -At Sehool House No. a. OW. Routledge, Deputy Returninr, Officer. Polling Sub-Ditlinon No. 4. -At Scheel Holm N. a, Robert McCartney, Deputy Returning Officer. Polling Sub -Division No. 6.—At School 'House Na 3 A. G. Smillie,pepti_ty Returning Officer. - Polling Sub -Division No. 0. -At Strong's Hall, Wme Sinclair, Deputy Returning Officer, 8. That the Cierk of the said corporation sbaU ttend at his office in the mid Township of Timken. - smith, on Virednesdity, the 0th day of .lanuary, 1007, at eleven o'elock in the forenoon, to sum number Of votes given for and against this and the Reeve will attend at hie -residence on 24, Concession 4, L. R. S., ottwo o'clock in the noon, on Friday, the 28thiday of DeoeMber, 1000, feta the appointment of persons to attend at the varlora polling place4nd to attend at the final summing ITE4 of the said votes bYthe Clerk, on, behalf of persoen interested in promoting or oppoebag the pawing et this by-law respectively. Provisionally passed this 8t1I day et Deeembere 1006. AS J. SMILLIE, ItORT, WRAY, Clerk - Reeve - 1 1 . T$UtsE NOTICE. that the above a a true copy' of a propesed by which has been taken into consideration and which will be finally pitased by tbe Connell of the Minitel- pality of the Township of Tuckersmith (in the itv of the assent of the electors being obtained after one month from the first pnblication en Hugon Exrotneoe, the date of which -first rdnitie tion was Flutost, DECEMBER 14th, 1000, and tnat the votes of the electors of the mid Munielpality will he taken thereon on the day and at the boar and *Dee therein fixed. A G. .8MILLIE, Clerk. ! 2035-4 • Of s ,es OF110114.0 :aro •••••••...4 A BY-LAW To Prohibit the Sale of 144uor • Township or TtYCB3 R MIT -- The Municipal Council of the Town,* ship of Tackersznith hereby enacts as follows :-- 1.-That, the sale by retail of spit -Hens, fenn or other manufactured liquors is and sballbeprobibi ed in every tavern, inn, enother house or place of Bo entertainment In the said munielptilitye and be sale thereof, except by wholesale, is and be prohibited in every shop or piece other than, house of public entertainment in the mid mitlam• -2.-That the vote of the electors of the old ship of Tuckersmith will be takenon the by.law the deputy -returning officers hereinafterrnteeel dt MONDAY, THE SEVENTH Donovor One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Seven commencing at Dine o'clock in the morning tinuing till sive Vele& in the atternoen at the dermentioned places : In Polling Sub-Divielon No. 1 -At - Hall, Egmondville ; George E. Jackson, Dep turning Officer. s In PolHng Sub -Division No. 2. -At Sch No. 8 ; Samuel eleGeoch, Deputy Retumin In Polling Sub -Division No. 3. -At Schee No. 4 ; Chace Routledge, Deputy Returning In Polling Sub -Division No, 4. -At School No. 3 ; Robt. McCartney, Deputy Returning Ofileets 'ln Polling Sub -Division NO. 1-). -At School Um* No. 1 ; A. 0. Smillie, Deputy Itetarning 0M - In Polling subsevision o. 0 --At George S' hall ; Win. Sinclair, Deputy Returning Offienn, 3. -That on the 28th day of December, A. De at, his residence, let 24, Concession 4, le IL S thel Township of Tueltenimith, at the hair of o'clock in the afternoon, the reeve shall ar writing, signed by himself, two persons at the !Mai swimmer up of the votaeby theeler one person to attend at via polling Pinot on of the persons interested in and desiroas of er- g the passing of this by-law, and a like nifenter behalf of the persons interested in and elesh•ere opposing the pitssime of this by.lew. • 4. -That, the Clerk of the said 3lenton:11d of the Townehip of Tnelteremith Audi attend office it.t the hour of ten o'clock in $he fere-none thi.• oth day of January, A. D., 1e07, to em U'!- 811181)03 of votes given for and ageinst this by.lest- 5,- -Tide by-law ehall come into operation, and .bet of full force and effect on and after the filet dn. '- May neet ofter the final passing thereof. Council Climulier, November 1.7th, 1000. A. G. Smillie, _Robt. ,1qKaY CLERK. . REEK-, "ff NOTICE. Take notice that the above is 4 true Dopy la posed btelaw-wlsich has been taken hito oes ation bv. the Munielpsi Council of the To,vflshP Tuckerernith and which will 130 finally wised by said Council (in the event of the went of the anr ore being obtained thereto, as provided by the _sneW uor License Act) after one month from thefl se4t- 1ication fhereof in Tim lirnex ExPosims, of which first publication eels Finney, the _ mem DAV OY DECEMDER, 1000, Alla it at hour, day and places therein fixed for tekleg votes of the electors the pone will be held. '20P5-3 A. C4. smiLLIE, 0 ier -puotograpbi end pow ie -will soon be rush aterth =Inst. Baur* E LIACK80 This • Thill tli ito it to -eon 1011RNAL ut Casa" beitlient# - -gtrartot.'"nr ;et -Mandl $nnd 25- ths lime; 4ddre4 et mae,,.• • • • esh. y