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'. Electric â€" Fixtures k. . SLAW SON ¢ FOR SALEâ€"No 9 Pandora Range with water tank attached; in good condition,. Apply P. E. Dunn, Main St. S., Weston, phone 261 W. WANTEDâ€"Capable young woman» to take charge of baby and do_ light housework. â€" Must be fond of childâ€" ren. Apply sating salary and reâ€" ferences‘ to Box 22, Times & Guide office, Weston. xâ€"44â€"1t FOR SALEâ€"Oneâ€" ram aged (three TO LETâ€"Furnished. rooms ‘with priâ€" vate adult family, home privileges, board optional, all convéniences. Apâ€" ply Box 20, Times & Guide, Wesâ€" FOR SALEâ€"Four burner gas range with oven. : Will sell cheap or trade for coalrange. 5 Sykes Ave., Wesâ€" ton. oâ€"44â€"1t Ir‘:(;Ri SALEâ€"Moffat _ Canada. _ B. Range.. Apply. 162 John St,, Wesâ€" Enn xâ€"44â€"1t APARTMENT.: TO RENTâ€"4 â€" bright rooms, heat and water supplied, Gaâ€" rage optional. 96 King St., Wesâ€" _ ton, phone 6. , 0â€"44â€"It WANTEDâ€"One Manufacturers: of â€"_ Pressed and Rug Brick Many shades of the several colors to select from. $s Get in touch with the Local Agent. W. C. BURRAGE TO LETâ€"Comfortable downâ€"stair porâ€" tion of home.. (Four bright rooms including kitchen), separate â€" enâ€" trance, all conveniences. Suitable for couple or three adults. Apply 212 Main St. North. Phone 70 Wesâ€" LNE oâ€"43â€"1t FOR SALEâ€"6 roomed â€"brick clad house. in Weston, all convenieces, good location. Apply Geo. B. Moogk, 211 Main St. N., Phone 89. xâ€"16â€"tâ€"f FOR RENTâ€"3 houses on ENC DCQOI C Rd. Highway, 4 to 6 rooms, $8.00 to $12.00 per month. Will rent with or without land.. F. J. Canâ€" ‘ning, Scarlet Rd., Weston. x142â€"3t FOR SALEâ€"Yard and barn, ,central focation in Weston, suitable for teamster or _ truckman, Geo. B. â€" Muogk, 211 Main St. N., Weston. t : I=s s yal t MILTON â€" PRESSED â€" BRICK <â€"â€" _COMPANY â€"~â€" 106 Rosemount Ave. SB â€"andâ€" GENERAL TINSMITHING 209 Main St. N. Weston Shop 766 FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME Prices to equal City Bargain Lines WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1925 ton. rooms in new NC preferred. Apply ton. Telephone 89. vears RAYBRIGHT ELECTRIC PRODUCTS _ 285 MAIN ST. NORTH Phone 346] XET RENTâ€"3 houses on the Scarlet SHMORT and SNAPPY The gecret of the success of our Want Ads. is that they are short and snappy. People like a plain business story told in a few words and If they want anythingrthey refer to the place where they will find It with the least trouble, viz, the Classificd Want Ads, Is your business ropresented there. ‘Onereigiend o8 ty Tt inomey ‘Apply Geo. Hull, Downsview Open Evenings â€"One or_ two furnished new home, school teachers Apply Box No. 550, Wesâ€" xâ€"A44â€"1t METAL WORKERS BROS. Phone 106 Phones : Res. 573]) xâ€"16â€"tâ€"f oâ€"44c1t Weston xâ€"44â€"1t MORTGAGE SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale there will be offered for sale by public auction on Saturday, August 15th, 1925, at the hour of three o‘clock in the afternoon (daylight saving time) at the office of G. Howard Gray, 52 Main Street North, in the Town of Weston, by Manning‘ McEwen, Aucâ€" tioneer, the following property, nameâ€" ly: seven inches (144‘ 7") more or less to the southerly limit of said lot/ No. 18. Thence â€" along the southerly _ limits of said lots numbers 18 and 17, twentyâ€"two feet five and oneâ€"half inchâ€" es (22‘ 5%"); THENCE northerly in a straight line about parallel with the casterly limit of said Lot 18, one hunâ€" dred and forty feet seven inches (140‘ 7") to the southerly limit of Locust Street; THENCE westerly along the southerly limit of Locust Street, twenâ€" tyâ€"one feet ten inches (21‘ 10") more or less to the place of beginning; TOâ€" GETHER WITH A RIGHT OF WAY ingress and egress, over, along and upâ€" on the northerly seventy feet (70‘%) of the westerly five feet (5‘) of the lands adjoining immediately on the east of the hereinbefor described lands, and subject to a like right of way, over, along and upon the northerly seventy feet (70‘) of the easterly five feet (5‘) of the herein described lands; the said two rights of way forming a muâ€" tual driveway for the owners and 0câ€" cupants from time to time of the imâ€" mediately adjoining premises, the said driveway having a frontage of ten feet (10‘) on the south side of Locust Street by a depth of seventy feet (70‘). Upon the said property is said to be erected a semiâ€"detached frame dwelling house. ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Townâ€" ship of York, in the County of York, and Province of Ontario, and being composed of parts of Lots 18 and 17, on the South side of Locust Street, acâ€" cording to registered Plan No. 1588, filed in the Registry Office for the East and West Ridings of the County of York, and which may be more parâ€" ticularly described as follows: 3 Een css WR ns n mnie eiem COMMENCING at a point in the southerly limit of Locust Street, as shown on said plan, distant ten feet two inches (10‘ 2") measured easterly along the said southerly limit from the northâ€"westerly angle of said Lot No. 18, the said point being where the proâ€" duction northerly of the centre line of party wall between the house on the lands herein describe, and the house on the lands immediately adjoining on the west thereof, would intersect the southerly â€"limit of Locust Street; Thence southerly along said production and along said centre line of wall and its production southerly in all a disiance of one hundred and fortyâ€"four feet, Terms: 10 per cent. of the purchase money to be paid at the time of the sale and the balance to be paid within thirty days thereafter.. For further particulars and conditions of sale apâ€" ply to G. Howard Gray, 301 Crown Ofâ€" fice Building, corner of Queen and Victoria Streets, Toronto. ‘ buateé at Toronto this 27th day of July, 1925. Po e es aneuzsire ts ar Copies of such list or advertisement may be had upon receipt of postage and application to me. Nt . In default of the payment of taxes as shown on the said list, before Tuesâ€" day, Sept. Ist, 1925, at ten o‘clock in the forenoon (Daylight Saving Time), I shall at the said time and at the Council Chamber, Willowdale, Ont. proceed to sell by Public Auction the said lands, to discharge the said arâ€" rears, together with the charges thereâ€" ; Treasurer. Treasurer‘s Office, Willowdale, Ont., this 21st day of May. 1925, 0â€"40â€"8t Notice is hereby given that the list of lands now liable to be sold for arâ€" rears of taxes in the Township of North York has been prepared, and is being published in an advertisement in the Ontario Gazette on May 23rd, May 30th, June 6th and June 13th, 1925. MORTGAGE SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY Sale of lands for appears of taxes, Township of North York, County of York, to Wit: E: ic Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in a certain mortâ€" gage, which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by public auction on Saturday, September 5th, 1925, at the hour of three o‘clock in the afternoon, (Dayâ€" licht Saving Time), at the office of G. Howard Grey, 52 ‘Main Street North, in the Town of Weston, by Manning McEwen, Auctioneer, the folâ€" lowing property, namely: ALL AND SINGULAR that. certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate lyâ€" ing and being in the Township of York, in the County of York and beâ€" ing composed of Lot Number Twentyâ€" three, (23), on the northwesterly side of Glenvalley Drive, according to a plan registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of the County of York as No. 2017, excepting thereâ€" out the portion conveyed to the Townâ€" ship of York for the widening of said Glenvalley Drive. TERMSâ€"10 per cent. of the purâ€" chase money to be paid at the time of sale and the balance to be paid within thirty days thereafter. For further particulars and conditions of sale apply to G. Howard Grey, 301 Crown Office Building, corner_ of Queen and Victoria Streets, Toronto. DATED at Toronto this 8th day of August, Asked by her Sunday school teacher to give the Bible verse for that day‘s lesson, a little Western girl I_‘(?Citcd. "Go ye into all the world and spread the gossip to all the people." L .; . NORTH YORK TOWNSHIP G. HOWARD GRAY, Solicitor for Mortgagee 1925 A Modern Version HOWARD GRAY, Solicitor for Mortgagee. J. A. BATHGATE, 3 mss more or less to Byâ€"law Number. ... A Byâ€"law to confirm an agreement between the Corporation of the Town of Weston, the Corporation of the Township of York, and the Toronto Transportation Commission. The Municipal Council of the Corâ€" poration of the Town of Weston enacts as follows: 1. The agreement between the Corâ€" poration of the Town of Weston, the Corporation of the Townshipâ€"of York, and the Toronto Transportation Comâ€" mission set forth in Schedule "A" to this byâ€"law is hereby confirmed, and the Mayor and Clerk are, hereby auâ€" thorized and directed to sign and afâ€" fix the seal of the corporation of the Town of Weston to the said agreement and make delivery thereof. Passed this day of AND WHEREAS, both the Town and Township intend to purchase from the Toronto Suburban Railway those portions of the said street railway upon the Weston Road within their respecâ€" tive municipal limits. BETWEEN: The Corporation of the Town of Weston, â€" hereinafter called the Town," OF THE THIRD PART. WHEREAS the Toronto Suburban Railway owns and operates, pursuant to certain franchise agreements, a street railway on Weston Road, from the northerly limits of the Town to the southerly limits of the Township upon such highway. Province of Ontario, 15 Geo. V, Chapâ€" ter 115, and 15 Geo. V, Chapter 121, Section 2, the Town and the ‘rownship respectively were authorized and emâ€" powered to purchase the said street railway within their respective municiâ€" pal limits. AND WHEREAS, by statute of the Province of Ontario, 12 and 13\ Geo. V, Chapter 139, Section 4, as amendâ€" ed by 14 Geo. V, Chapter 140, the Township is given certain powers to construct, equip, maintain and operate street railways. AND WHEREAS, the said Commisâ€" sion has been requested by the Town and the Township respectively to operâ€" ate the said portions of the said ramâ€" way upon the Weston Road on their behalf when purchased and has agreed to do so upon the terms and condiâ€" tions hereinafter set forth. AND WHEREAS, by the statutes above referred to, the Town and the Township were respectively authorized and empowered to enter into agreeâ€" ments with the Commission for the operation by it of any street railways of their respective corporations, for such period and on such terms and conditions as might be deemed proper by the parties thereto. Schedule "A" to Byâ€"law No...,...... Agreement . made in triplicate the day of ; 1925 AND WHEREAS, by Byâ€"law No. of the Township, passed on the day of 3 1925, a certified copy of which is atâ€" tached hereto, the Township has auâ€" thorized the execution and delivery of these presents. NOW THEREFORE THIS INDENâ€" TURE WITNESSETH that the parties hereto have agreed as follows: â€" of the Town, passed on the day of , 1925, a certified copy of which is attached hereto and which said byâ€"law has reâ€" ceived the approval of the electors of the Town, the Town has authorized the execution and delivery of these presâ€" ents. £ 1. The term "the street railways" where used in this agreement shall, unâ€" less the context requires a different meaning, mean the street railway upon the Weston Road from the south limits of the Township to a point to be agreed on between the subway of the Canaâ€" dian National Railways and Humber Street in the said Town and any future extension thereof or addition thereto within the Town or within the district in the Township which may be assessâ€" ed for the cost thereof, whether such extension or addition is by street railâ€" way, motor bus or other vehicle, The term "Board" shall: mean the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board. The term "the Corporations" shall mean the Town and the Township. 2. In consideration of their mutual covenants herein contained the Corâ€" porations hereby agree that all rights, privileges, obligations or duties conâ€" ferred or imposed by the franchise agreements with the Toronto Suburban Railway hereinbefore referred to are terminated upon the purchase of the said Railway by the said Corporations, and that neither corporation shall be considered as the successor or assign of the Toronto Suburbhan Railway in respect of any of such rights, priviâ€" leges, obligations or duties. The terms "cars" or "rolling stock" shall, unless the context requires a difâ€" ferent meaning, include buses or other vehicles. 3. The Commission will, provided the terms and conditions hereinafter set out are fulfilled, operate the street railways on the terms and conditions and for the period hereinafter set out, provided always that under no cireumâ€" stances is the Commission or the Corâ€" poration of the City of Toronto to be at any cost or expense or to incur any liability by reason of such operation. ‘&. The Township covenants and agrees that within six months from the date hereof or within such further period as the parties hereto may agree or the Board may order, it will have purchased the street railway upon the Weston Road within its limits and will have the same rehabilitated or conâ€" structed and ready for operation by the Commission, such rehabilitation or construction to be according to plans and specifications prepared by and furâ€" nished by the Commission at the cost of the Township and to be under the entire supervision of the Commission, any chargeâ€"for such supervisionâ€"not to exceed one per cent. of the cost of such rehabilitation or construction. Provided, however, that the Township AND WHEREAS, AND WHEREAS, by byâ€"law No â€"andâ€" The Toronto Transportation Comâ€" mission, . hereinafter called the "Commission," â€"andâ€" The Corporation of the Township of. York, hereinafter called the "Township," TOWN OF WESTON OF THE SECOND PART: OF THE FIRST PART; , 1925, by statutes of the 15 Geo. V, Chapâ€" THE TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTONX ; Mayor SiClerik. may, through its own engineer, give such additional supervision and inspecâ€" tion of the said work as it may desire, the Commission agreeing that upon reâ€" ceipt of any report from the engineer of the Township that the said work is not being carried out in accordance with the said plans and specifications it will forthwith take such actibn as may be necessary to effect a compliâ€" ance with the said plans and specificaâ€" tions. 5. _ Should the Township make deâ€" fault in carrying out the provisions of the next preceeding paragraph, the Commission may forwith terminate this agreement and the Township shall pay to it on demand any actual loss or damage which it may have sustained by reason of its having entered into the same or by reason of such termination thereof. 6. The Town covenants and agrees that within the period named in paraâ€" graph 4 above it. will have purchased the street railway on Weston: Roadl within its limits and changed â€" the guage thereof under the supervision of and in a manner satisfactory to the Commission, to conform with the gauge of the Commission‘s other lines, nameâ€" ly, to a width of four feet, ten and sevenâ€"eights inches (4‘ 10 7â€"8"). Should the Town make default under this paraâ€" graph the Commission may forthwith terminate this agreement, and the Town shall pay to it on demand any actual loss or damage which it may have sustained by reason of its having entered into the same or by reason of such termination thereof. 7. No street railway or any extenâ€" sion thereof shall be constructed or acquired by the Town during the term of this agreement unless with, the conâ€" sent of the Commission and unless, in the case of the construction or,rehabiliâ€" tation of a street railway, or any porâ€" tion or extension thereof, the approval of the Commission as to location, grade, track gauge, manner of conâ€" struction and materials to be used in such construction is obtained. 8. ‘The Corporation will, during the term of this agreement at the request of the Commission, take all means withâ€" in their respective powers to ensure to the Commission the exclusive right of furnishing in any manner whatsoever local transportation within the Town or within the district in the Township which may be assessed for the cost of the street railways, and in particular, will pass and enforce such byâ€"laws as either Corporation may from time to time legally pass, to prevent the operaâ€" tion of busses or jitneys where and when the Commission deems such to be in competition .with the street railâ€" ways. Provided that this section is not intended to prevent the operation by the Commission for the Corporaâ€" tions or either of them of a motor coach or bus service or any other specâ€" ial service upon special terms to be arâ€" ranged, if in the opinion of the Comâ€" mission such service is justifiable, havâ€" ing regard to the interests of the street railways. Should any such serâ€" vice be instituted by the Commission on behalf of the Town, no stops for the purpose of taking on or letting down passengers shall be made within the Township without the consent of both Corporations. 9. The Corporations â€" respectively agree to pass such byâ€"laws as they may from time to time legally pass to preâ€" vent unnecessary obstruction of their street cars by other vehicles and to give such street cars a rightâ€"ofâ€"way at street intersections over other vehicles. 10. The Corporations respectively agree to make. no agreement or arâ€" rangement with, and to grant no bonus, license or inducement to any other railâ€" way, street railway or transvortation company (limited as to the Township to any district which may be assessed for the cost of the street railways) without the written consent of the Commission. Provided that this clause shall not be deemed to apply to agreeâ€" ments or arrangements with owners or operators of a steam or electric railway for nonâ€"local, service on a private rightâ€"ofâ€"way. Ne BJ 2 ‘ MUnaodesie Mc enale , 11. The Commission agrees that it will not operate any service other than is contemplated by this, agreement, within the Town or within the district of the Township which may be assessâ€" ed for the cost of the street railways, which, in its opinion, or in the opinion of the Board, prejudicially affects the street railways, provided â€" that â€" this clause shall not be construed to interâ€" fere with the operation by the Comâ€" mission from time to time of busses, coaches or other vehicles for sightâ€" seeing, excursion or othernonâ€"comâ€" petitive purposes. s t in M en . e rriapree en im aie 12. The Corporations agree to have furnished on streets on which the street railways operate adequate street lighting on each side thereof, and, in all cases where the track allowance 0¢â€" cupies the centre of the highway, to provide a sufficient width of travellâ€" able roadway on either side to permit a vehicle to pass between the street car and curb or gutter. 13. Any debentures issued, either by the Town or Township, to meet the cost of the acquisition, rehabilitation or construction of the â€"street railways shall be serial debentures payable withâ€" in a term not exceeding twenty years. 14.â€" The cost of construction, acquâ€" isition or rehabilitation of the street railways shall in no case be deemed to include: | (a) The cost of providing rightsâ€"of T . .. oo nomesenanie RMECLUEUIU + (a) The cost of providing rightsâ€"of way for such railways (other than the cost of land required for the purpose of terminal loops), and specifically land or property damâ€" ages in connection with any street opening Or widening, (b) any subway, bridge, culvert or reâ€" taining wall, (c) subject to Clause 38. the laying or renewal of any pavement. 15. The cost of construction ofâ€" the street railways shall also include the cost of any land, track, buildings, rollâ€" ing stock or equipment, or other capiâ€" tal expenditure, in addition to the oriâ€" ginal cost of such _ street railways, which the parties may from time to time agree is necessary or which, in default of agreement, the Board may decide is necessary to the efficient opâ€" eration of any such streetrailways, provided however that in any case any such contemplated expenditures shall be subject to the approval of the Board. 16. The Town (subject to the proâ€" viso hereinafter in this paragraph conâ€" tained) or Township, as the case may be, shall, within three months from the approval of any such expenditures by the said Board, furnish the Commisâ€" sion with the necessary monies thereâ€" for as required, and the parties hereto hereby agree to join in an application to the Legislature of the Province of Ontario for legislation â€" permitting either Corporation to pass byâ€"laws from time to time providing for the issuance of debentures for any such capital expenditures as are approved by the Board without â€" submitting . the same to a vote of the qualified elecâ€" tors. Provided that in case of the Town, when the total amount of such expenditures shall have â€"reached the sum of Thirtyâ€"five thousand dollars no further such expenditure shall be made without being submitted to the electors as aforesaid. 17. If the Township and the Comâ€" mission at any time agree that it is necessary, for the proper and efficiâ€" ent operation by the Commission of the street railways, to construct a conâ€" nection between such. street railways and the Commission‘s system within the City of Toronto, the Commission may construct or have constructed such connection. f 18. The cost of construction of such connection within the limits of the Township shall be borne by and such connection shall belong to the Township and the cost of construction of the whole or any portion of such connection within the City of Toronto shall be borne equally by the Town and the Township. _ Neither corporation shall have any right or claim to or interest in any part of any such conâ€" nection constructed within the limits of the City of Toronto. 19. The cost of _ construction of such connection within the limits of the said City shall be, deemed to inâ€" clude everything incidental to such construction, and unless such construcâ€" tion is done by contract there shall be included in such costs a proper perâ€" centage charge for the expenses of general engineering and supervision. 20. It is agreed between the parâ€" ties hereto that a conmectIon neiween the street railway of the Township and the Commission on Weston Road at or near Northlands Avenue is necessary for the proper and efficient operation by the Commission of the street railâ€" ways. 21. The Commission shall have the sole management of the street railâ€" ways, including the routes to be operâ€" ated and the service to be given, shall arrange for all cars, crews and equipâ€" ment necessary for the operation thereof, and shall (subject to paraâ€" graph (22) hereof) maintain and reâ€" pair all parts of such street railways and the paving of the track allowance therefor which shall include the space between the outer rails and sixteen inches outside of the gauge side of each of the said outside rails. 22. The cost of and incidental to the repair and maintenance of such track allowance paving, other than the cost of any repairs rendered necessary by reason of the repair or replaceâ€" ment of the tracks and track strucâ€" tures, shall not be charged against street railway operation, but shall be borne by the Town or Township as the case may be and shall be paid by it to the Commission forthwith upon deâ€" mand. 23. When the Town or Township, as the case may be, desires to carry out any municipal work under, or which may in any _ way affect, the street railways, it shall, except in cases of emergency, give the Commission reasonable notice thereof, and shall bear the full cost of repairing or reâ€" placing any part of such street railâ€" ways injured or destroyed by the carâ€" rying out of such work. 24. The. Commission _ may, by sweepers or otherwise, remove snow from off the track allowance to the sides of the roadway, and such proâ€" portion of the cost of the snow reâ€" moval from the roadway, other than the cost of the removal from the track allowance as above, as the width of the track allowance bears to the totai width of the roadway, including sideâ€" walks where the same are laid within three feet of the curb, shall be borne by the Commission and charged as part of the cost of operation of the street railways. 25. All claims or actions for alâ€" leged negligence in the operation 0 the street railways shall be made or brought against the Commission and dealt with by it, and the Commission shall have, through its solicitor, the conduct and control of all such claims and actions or of any action brought against either the Town or the Townâ€" ship in respect of any such alleged negligence, and may defend or. comâ€" promise the same as it deems expediâ€" ent. 27. ‘The Commission â€" agrees, If either Corporation so requests, to purâ€" chase from the electric system _ of either corporation, power for the operâ€" ation of the street railways, provided that in the judgment of the Commisâ€" sion such power can be advantageousâ€" ly purchased and used either in conâ€" junction with or in liew of other sources of power. 26. In case the Commission shall at any time or times be prevented from operating the street railways by reason of strike, fire, riot, invasion, or any God, or the King‘s enemies, or any other cause beyond its control, the rights and obligations of the parties hereto shall be unaffected thereby and each shall be prompt and diligent in doing everything in its respective powâ€" er to remove or overcome such cause or causes of interruption. 28. The Commission shall fix the rates of fare, including the rate if any for transfers to or from other transâ€" portation . services operated by the Commission, to be charged from time to time on the street railways and such rates shall be such as in the opinion of the Commission are necessary to meet the full cost of the maintenance, reâ€" pair and operation of any such street railways, such maintenance, and/ or reâ€" newal reserves as it shall think necesâ€" sary, and the debt charges against the same. No reduction, however, shall be made in any existing fares unless by consent of the parties hereto or order of the Board, and not more than one unâ€" iform fare shall at any time be charged upon the street railways for any one continuous journey between any point within the present limits of the Town and that portion of . the. Township which may be assessed for the street railways and any other point in such area, provided that with the consent of the Corporation in which any extension or addition to the existing street rair way is made an extra fare on such exâ€" tension or addition may beâ€" charged. Where cars are through routed over the street railways and â€" any other street railway operated by the Comâ€" mission other than that in the City of Toronto, the Commission shall deterâ€" mine the proportions of revenue, and expenditure to be allotted to ecach of such street railways. 29. The cost of maintenance, reâ€" pair and operation of the street railâ€" ways shall be computed as follows: (a) All items directly chargeable to operation for the Corporations, such as power, maintenance of way and snow removal, shall, with the exception of injuries and damâ€" ages, be so charged. (b) The only amount chargeable in respect of injuries and damages shall be the same annual cost per car mile as is incurred by thel Commission in the operation of its street railways within the City of Toronto in respect of such item (including therein administration and legal expenses). (c) Save in respect of such items as above, the cost of operation, exâ€". clusive of _ administration and management, of rolling stock shall be charged on a car mileage basis, the rate therefor to be the averâ€" age rate upon the Commission‘s city system for rolling stock of a like character and such rate to inâ€" clude an allowance for the capital costs of rolling stock and/ or . equipment where such rolling stock and/ or equipment is not owned by the Town or Township. (d) Any other items of cost applicable both to the street railways and other street railways shall be apâ€" portioned by the Commission acâ€" cording to the respective use made by each of the facilities in respect of which such item of cost was inâ€" curred. (e) A sum not exceeding five per cent, of the gross annual revenue may us be set aside each year for the purâ€" poses of an Operating Reserve Fund and such amount shall be inâ€" cluded in the cost of maintenance, repair and operation. (f) The cost of administration _ and management in connection with such operation is to be estimated at seven per cent. ‘of all other items of cost of maintenance, reâ€" pair and operation and is to be added thereto and retained by the *Commission for its own use. 30. In connection with the matters dealt with by the next preceding parâ€" agraph, the system of accounting to be used, except where inconsistent with the express provisions hereof, shall be the classification of accounts for use of electric railways prescribed by the Interstate Commerce Commission of the United States, dated July 1st, 1914, and any future revisions thereof. 31. The Commission shall, ‘after providing for the maintenance, repair and operation as above defined, of the street railways and such maintenance and renewal reserves as it shall think necessary, pay any surplus revenue in its hands to the respective Treasurers of the Corporations in the proportion provided for by paragraph (36) hereâ€" of, to be placed by them in special street railway accounts for the payâ€" ment from time to time of the debt charges incurred in respect of the street railways. 32. Any payments to be made by, the Commission under the next precedâ€" ing paragraph shall be made forthwith after each quarter of the calendar year and are intended to be approximate only and shall be subject to adjustment by the Commission after the annual audit and report hereinafter provided for. f 33. (In consideration of the covenâ€" ants and agreements entered into hereâ€" in by the Corporations, the Comutsâ€" sion, for the purposes of Paragraph (31) hereof only, agrees that the cost of paving the track allowance as deâ€" fined in Paragraph (21) hereof with a type of pavement to be agreed upon by the parties hereto and according to plans and specifications furnished by the Commission, may be included in the debt charges referred to in such paragraph, vrovided that all such costs shall be kept in‘ a separate account from the costs of track structure and overhead. 34. After the close of each calenâ€" dar year the Commission will prepare a report to the Corporations giving a complete certified financial statement of its operation of the street railways during the preceding year, and any of such statements shall be, if either the Town or Township so desires, subject to audit by one independent auditor to be agreed on by the parties or appointed by the Board. 85. The Commission will, upon reâ€" quest, furnish the Town or Township with a statement of the revenue pasâ€" sengers carried and the car miles opâ€" erated for any calendar month on the street railways and/ or the portion thereof within the limits of the Corâ€" poration making such request. Corporations shall pay to the Comâ€" mission forthwith on demand . the amount of any such deficiency in the proportions set out in the next precedâ€" ing paragraph. Provided that in the event of the neglect of éither of such Corporations to pay their proper proâ€" portion of such amount within thirty (30) days of such demand, the Comâ€" mission may, without further notice, discontinue the operation of the said street railways and it and the other party hereto may recover from the Corporation in â€" default any damage sustained by reason of such default, but such discontinuance of operation shall not release any party from this agreement. And provided further that the Corporation not in default, without 36. The revenues of the street railâ€" ways shall be apportioned as betweer the Town and the Township for each calendar year or portion thereof on the following basis: (a) If the cost of \maintenance, repair and operation of the street railâ€" ways as defined in paragraph (29) hereof shall exceed the gross reâ€" venues for any such period, the consequent deficit on operation shall be borne by each municipalâ€" ity in proportion to the car miles operated during such period withâ€" in its limits. (b) Should the gross revenues exceed such cost of maintenance, repair and operation, then any resulting surplus is to be divided between the two municipalities in proporâ€" tion to the capital investment of each in the street railways. 37. If for any reason the revenue from the street railways for a period of three consecutive calendar months shall be insufficient to meet the full costs for such period of the maintenâ€" ance, repair and operation thereof as defined in paragraph (29) hereof, the prejudice to its rights under this agreement, may at its option pay the amount in default by the other Corâ€" poration and shall have the right to recover the amount of such paymeng from such Corporation in default. _ 4 38. The Commission may, durin} the term of this agreement, oper over the street railways through ru ning cars serving other municipaliti in conjunction with the Town and/ the Township. _ Such through runningÂ¥ service shall not, however, be comâ€" menced in respect of cars serving any, other municipality than the Corpora~ tions and the City of Toronto until the terms and conditions thereof, as, agreed to by the Commission on beâ€" half of the Town and/ or the Township, shall have been approved of by the Town and the Township, or. failing such approval by either Corporation, by the Board. ©89. . This agreement _ shall continu« in force until the 7th day of August 1945. + Commission so desires, shall purchase from the Commission, and the Comz: mission, if the the : Corporations Or cither of them so desire, shall sell any, rolling ,stock or other material and| equipment which the parties may agree or the Board may decide were used on acquired for service upon the street railways, at the value shown upon the books of the Commission, less depre ciation at the rates allowed by the) Commission for such items of property, In case the Cornorations cannot agree between themselyes as to the manner of carrying out the said purchase, their respective rights shall ‘be determined by the Board. | 40.‘ At the termination of tht agreement the 7Corporat>i0>r!s, if_tht 41. Any reserves in the hands 0 the Commission at the termination 0 this agreement shall be deemed to b held by it for the Corporations as fol lows: 1 j (a) Any operating reserves in propor (a) Any operating reserves in propot tion to the â€" carâ€"miles operate during the period of setting asid such reserves. (b) Any other reserves in proportio to the capital investment of eac Corporation in â€"the . street rail ways. § 42. The Corporations shall, upo the termination of this agreement, in demnify and save ‘harmless the Com mission from all claims, demands and or obligations whatsoever in respect 0 its operations of the street railways.. 43. The Corporations hereby t spectively covenant and agree to ex cute such further and other documen and to pass such byâ€"laws as may | requested by the Commission for t purpose of fully: effectuating the 0 jects and intent of this agreement. _ 44. ‘The Commission â€" shall not | any way be liable, by reason of ar error or omission in any reports, e timates, plans ‘or specifications mat for the Town or Township prior to t entering upon of this agreement, ( made thereafter in pursuance thereo or otherwise. 45. The Township shall not be | able for the acts or defaults of t Town under this agreement and t] Town shall not be liable for the ac or defaults of the Township â€"under th agreement but each Corporation shg only be liable for its own acts or d faults and every covenant and agre ment on the part of the Corporation herein contained shall be construed a cordingly. j 46. The parties hereto agree to u their best endeavors to have this agre ment ratified and confirmed by legi lation at the next ensuing session . the Legislature of the Province of U tario. 37 j IN WITNESS WHEREOF the p: ties hereto have hereunto set th corporate seals by the hands of th proper officers in that behalf, on t day and year first above written. The Corporation of the Town Weston Ot TAKE NOTICE FURTHER that tenant who desires to vote upon sai proposed Byâ€"law must deliver to t Clerk not Jlater than the tenth day b fore the day appointed for taking t vote, a »declaration under "The Ga ada Evidence Act," that he is a tenar whose lease extends for the time f¢ which the debt or liability is to I created, or in which the money to t raised by the proposed Byâ€"law is pa; able, or for at least twentyâ€"one yea and that he has by the lease cove anted to pay all municipal taxes in spect of the property of which he‘ tenant, other than local improvemef rates. $ _ _ HARRY G., MUSSON. xA3 41L _| 1._; tm .o Cletks j s k k k6 e 8 0n * "‘Cl‘e'ri The Corporation of the Township York. \ The Toronto WITNESS: TAKE NOTICE that the foregol is a true copy of a proposed Byâ€"la of: the ‘Corporation of the Town . Weston to be submitted to ‘the vot of the electors on the twelfth day September, A.D., 1925, between t hours of nine o‘clock in the foreno« and five o‘clock in the afternoon, the following places: * 3. Andrew Mitchell‘s House, Main Street South. i 4. F. P. Partridge‘s House, co King and Elm Streets. L cation of this notice, and thatw,éil,g publication was made on the nin teenth day of August, A.D. 1925. _ the Â¥0°C5 9y INC LICHS, f And that if the assent of the eled tors is obtained to the said proposel Byâ€"law it will be taken into consider tion by the Municipal Council ofg“th said Corporation at a meeting thereo to be held after the expiration of on month from the date of the first publ 5. James Mobb‘s House, 101 Johi Street, fald and that the tenth day of Septembe A.D., 1925, at eight o‘clock in ‘th afternoon, at the Council Chambég i the Town Hall in the said Municipal ity has been fixed for the appointmen of ‘persons to attend at the pollin| places and at the final summing up the votes by the Clerk. T I. Fred Watson‘s House, M Street North. 2. Fire Brigade Room, Town H Little Avenue. Is NOTICE Transportation C mission. PAGE THREE 1 Maybr. ‘Clerk Reeve