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Newmarket Era, 16 Oct 1903, p. 1

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The Era gives more home news every week than any two other papers in North York combined and acknowledged to be the Leading rape NORTH YORK INTELLIGENCES AND ADVERTISER 8 PAG me the liberty to know to utter and to argue freely according to conxcieoce above all other liberty No paper sent outside of North York unles In advance LI I No copies each Newmarket Ont Friday Oct 1903 TERMSU25 per annum if paid in advance The Products of New Ontario SHOWN AT NEW FAIR settler who had gone in three yoars ago and now has acres cleared lion l J Davis was accompanied Lake of Pays A by his youngest son also Mr Yates able feature highly oi and under cultivation good frame I private Secretary and Mr J two splendid hospitals one which house log barn with shingle ton of Aurora They remained in is maintained and equipped by Dr orchard set out and wire fence more New Ontario for several days visit- Hart the nominated Li her a than halt way along the front the part- and obtaining in- candidate Who is very highly spoken and it was so many people Universal Favorite Steel Range Continued from last week Till- ONTARIO PAIR Friday was Fair Day at New surprise to see between and SIM and proceedings were by very good music New Brass Band of pieces It us exactly our ordinary Township Fairs The exhibits in stock were not as at in quality while in gram rives vegetables and ladies work it would take no second place Peas were splendid and signs of bugs- Fruits were scarce though we were informed that wild were abundant Two or three lots of tomatoes shown were equal to anything we have seen in Newmarket this vear Cabbage measured lb inches in diameter while potatoes were line and said to he an excellent crop The heavy draft team that won the red ticket lbs and cost The many prosperouslooking men and Women furnish- of the growing pros- Clearing Tin- settler without capital can- oh- tain immediate return for his labor in the sale of timber One man that we heard of sold worth of spruce oil his farm last winter It is said that the timber on a acre lot will sell from to The general opinion expressed was that as soon its the new railway reaches New IJskcard tVe many fellow than the Manitoba advantages of that part of the Co the sweeping become- better known it will be from the settlers in regard but dry and the atmosphere is not trying The spring season is an early one Boats begin to run about the middle April Liskcard is miles south 01 the latitude Winnipeg and the winters are short er and milder winter and tree in the community also to the workings ol the Crown Land the pleasure of meeting Mr regulations and the require- Terry Mr Geo Johnson and merits of the country mother and Miss who linden Steamboat Co school there for special for their generous years treatment of the press party iot on- iy affording free transportation hut the made a special trip tor the accommodation of the press par ty Captain is a very Siucts to the- toss is getting men to vote presence of Varin Of as as you can had A his has six Children asked the school commissioner what is political econo my Political economy auswer- son of the district for of New Ontario AT This is a point that is always he 111- would to bear the dinVreni of Steel Hashes tell it that theirs best mid only on earth They cannot ail be the beat some mutt be made and mure icd thai oilier We do not churn cor UNIVERSAL is the only on earth but we do there none hotter We invite comparison and and careful examination of exclusive features and merits that we claim fur are made of Planished or Policed Steel The thickness or ictl usee in the various pans of our is ih- that is consistently used AM pans coming in contact with the lire are re enforce by a double lin- further ing of steel with heavy htti between the steel sheets heei Asbestos covers the entire inside for coal ia deep and with oval corner- the linings are heavy and well ventilated The tire for wxod is roomy and is inches ion I tins is a and frame be through the door cresting There seems to he an din orbing the rest of the firv box The be raked from above 1 1 limited market here lor oats and or below a poker door opposite the j bay owing to the iudus- are made and ventilated scientific principle- and oven Oats are K a bushel and braced with tingle iron stays which makes it possible for them to buckle or wrap 1 si ton Milch cows sell OVEN The slid in ir oven damper in an exclusive feature A half or any draft Weired can be turned on or off the oyer and it regulates the draft so that a continuous coal lire can be kept with very little fuel HACK ia cast iron and will not rust or burn out PLUSH can be attached to any square moved at will HIGH are and roomy with roll front Both Closets and Shelve are provided with Folding Tea Pot Holders fitted in oven dcor to register lempcrcture of oven when ordered See Samples at arc ho A B1NNS HARDWARE BROUDHTONS DRUGSTORE A ONCE A 6t Parkers Agent Co Cartage and baggage hand led with despatch Telephone No DURABLE ROOFING sir HPHILLIPS NEWMARKET for E Notice to Creditors if lent IlirHidijccuf tlie rltutut provided In thai ll of irmJn Morton laic of North the day of A hereby tin will of Morton I Out Of tho will or the day of Vovi i of tHtr will he ho- entitled regard only those of notice then hii VC oUfIlor for Morton front Mo to eaeh a hag- is sold to the and lumber camps at All round supply is short But ter is lb and all imported do wire nails sell at per lb keg Tar paper and lbs for Si and of granulated Best Manitoba Hour per 1 J lbs Oat meal lbs for 3 lbs for lb beans Ik lb raisins currants for lum ber J per cedar shingles per per Vacant lots in the streets ft front Ami lii it rear are held residential lots the from to 5W each HOW TO There are Townships surveyed and nearly all this land is taken up hut on most of the claims very lit tle work is done It is said between and iieoplc have Kone into New Ontario the present year When looking for a new elniiii the first thing to do arriving New I is is to at the where tan he seen showing every and where the laud in not yet taken The intending settler takes the No and Con of several lots which he might suit him The Land pro vides a guide who looks alter every thing necessary for the journey and men proceed to view Lite lots If he something to suit he comes back to IhVland pays for his acres and re ceives a his claim is then to locale All the best land is now taken up but the new townslMps surveyed this summer will he ready in about six weeks It is said thai one million acres are located- Farms where some clearing has been dope within or of New are held from I he is tin- hied I striving to do all it cap to the and prevent liee through claim jump ing of duties etc and this is no In ucb a wilderness- Mr of the Crown hands to popular with all classes and to he doing gn id work Veteran claims one li a ate here at SIM each winds of the prairie country and filled with settlers fnm so free from the dampness of the Ontario and other places IN ONTARIO Old Babys Tooth Southern Ontario winter in short the climate is admirably sailed to the requirements vigorous ami progressive There was not the slightest evidence of when reft on J clay belt in New Ont PASSING said between and North Hay Who the party that point until its turn was greatly lie is a veritable walking encyclopedia mother knows how mush The Press party left New He can explain every important point baby suffers while teeth at o oclock Saturday morning din- of interest and give its history Swollen tender gums a at Tcinistnaming supper at North when a yong man he up the ish fretful condition sometimes and Sunday morning Ottawa to and worked in a babys health This sawmill lle afterwards kepi store can lie overcome and the teething ITU and further in interior until his ro- made easy by the use this New Toronto of the press party moral Hay lie has been Own Tablets Proof of miles land attended to all thus over the entire country many times is given by Mrs J In the vicinity of New tho who three brothers have taken clay is covered with a rich black up adjoining sections three miles mould from four to eight inches deep ii Tomstowo They are gelling on which is very productive If this awl delighted with their prospects is with the clay underneath and with proper rotation of crops the farmers chances are We saw oats that would hart est 111 bushels to- he acre plant ed in May produced at the rate of bushels per acre and some planted in the end of lime turned out bushels to the acre Kail wheat spring wheal peas clover in fact everything grows well- Mil burl a gets its name in honor of the first liriiie to go the place and the location of a sawmill The first wagon went into New Ms- three years ago Now their are lop buggies in the district The road extends l miles lo Long Lake and another lead- j toad is opened tip 11 miles Twenty years when tin party visited Chieontiini they Were said lo be grown it few miles hack Any man who has had some lJw in Old and is willing miu work can do well in New is littles north The land is covered Willi small On this trip mostly spruce Stumping is easy cut the big roots with an axe and a span of horses wilt pull them up On Ihe road to ahout miles from New wo came li Press parly bad the pleasure see ing the grain and vegetables growing on soil which- a of a century ago was considered lo far north for any human being to live much less grow anything for his sustenance advantage of the opportunity lo drop off at dullsville and spend Sunday at one of resorts It is a charming spot and in company with our former townsman Mr Johnson we viewed the survey from many points including the lop of the mountain This region has been well designated Killaruey Ontario Owing diversity hill and dale in- PcrKpcisul with innuineiahfe lakis and hays inkis and rivers it makes tip one of the most charming parts of to visit on a holiday nip ami if were looking for a pan agent to point out its beau ties lo travellers they could Unit a more enthusiastic or better in formed man than Mi Johnson We were favorably with the of the town line and bean I if brick Also line swing and diKksj to facilitate the tourist trallic to the Kami laborers get a month and hoard Men that work on the col- orriatloa roads get i2fi to masons S3 selves hoard them- TIIK CIIMATK say New like yc climate The winter they is cold SKTTIKH IN would advise an so use them The Tablets cure all the minor ills from which infants and young chil dren suffer and are guaranteed to coin no opiate or harmful drugj Sold by all medicine dealdrs or by mail at 2 cents a by Writing to the Dr Williams Medicine Co Ilroekville Out The Winter hats are seasons preference but there are shown many pretty- plateaux which are bent twisted into timing shapes The modcraloMed trimmed with plumes is perhaps the most popular hat One Of the dis till live features most in evidence among the small hats and is the crown it is flat on top ami straight up the sides while it varies in height from two lo three inches are being used to fashion bats Velvets were never be fore so attractive and are shown all the stylish colors Moleskin felts alapled to fashionable shapes and almost rival in velvet creations hats aro stylish The toque and other small hats arc Willi birds wings or mulls and rib and lace enters largely into the adornment of dressy hats fact partly due to the prom- ifeiicc oi high crowns an Important decorative item ami the new samples are broad and sort and fine of either la or Liberty satin texture and plain colors A novelty trimming of some of smartest hats is the stitch the for No vember It pays to in the Era oB

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