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life i Han Who forks Cannot Afford Jo of I EXAMINED AT- Watsons The Loading County Paper as well as Ohidet No paper sent of North York paid lu advance flno print iboittV lift Graduate Optician ii tVii TrtTAOKSON Editor and PrdprUlori J N W MA N A Y Prompt I aid jSH ill A v Ill W Li K Toronto nearly From Toronto Which Will Provide A I I I J J Our aim is to ivo you Iho host values courleoim prompt service flighOrade Paints Varnishes Stains Flat Wall AND IRON PIPE AND ROOFING MATERIAL All Cradoa ELECTRICAL Cord Etc SEWER PIPE In Tllo Ilodorn Qwooplna In anil bblo Aflonoy for Gravity Washing Machine 8TEEL RANGE8 Oil and AUTO SUPPLIES Tiros Spark Plugs Patchoo Oils and M liii THE PAINT Phone STORE NEWMARKET ICO Capital up 10000000 10000000 Accumulating savings in llie Bank of Montreal to purchase Dominion Govern ment War Savings Certifi cates is a patriotic step on the part of the individual as well as helpful to our Country G Ross Manager Newmarket Branch SOUTH END LUMBER YARD Mm oxen W PEARSON Coal from Captors Olios John Murphy and John Draper IKOORPOUATED 86 OF Paidup Capitol P Jund Business Accounts Bank iorcmto the Accounts ol Ita aiapla and as- sure of of Toronto a per fect in Oataslo Quobeo and West BRANCH A LISTER a OK ALL KINDS LATH SHINGLES POSTS ETC ALSO POORS SASH MOULDINGS AND TRIM Bide Trim Is Through Our and Will Shrink After It Is Put Up Net the urn i A If I- IHIYP il Toronto has nearly all her Iho war started from United Mayor Church the for not mak ing hat tor for coal supply for the coming win- tor in Ontario Lamolene is th lamp or oil recently discovered and is now on Hale in A horse stolen from Jiuwnmii- ville was Lake- view Ave on Two boys are under suspicion in llii connection Police vpstiguting Arbour of York who appeared before County Magia- last week charged with neglecting his wife was ordered to a to his wife Orangemen of Toronto are pro- paring to have he usual of July parade The contractors have com menced to resurface ho Eaton Road in the new sur face to concrete ft wide The contractors completed work on the brick op and as soon as the grouting set the road will be open to the Scarlett Road This strip of brick pave ment being put down by the To ronto and York Highway Commis sion together be new pave ment being put down by the on St promises a splen did driveway from High Park Ave to the Golf Club Peter Varnley of St Paul St fell while crossing the railway track on Wednesday afternoon and had both his legs crushed by passing engine An auto following behind ear failed stop when ear at a crossing and ran against a man and child severely injuring both The Police made an arrest By the end of the year Iho oily will have spent on account of the war Control ratepayers decided ask Food Controller Hon J have the reslriclions on ileomargarine removed Last Heard an em ploye of the Co at Mount Dennis was flned and costs by High Constable Phil lips J P for taking matches in to the works On Thursday night of last week the members of the Weston Methodist Church gathered lo welcome their new pastor Rev J Stewart who comes from Church Owen Sound The re tiring Pastor Rev Dr J 1 Long is going lo Methodist Church Queens Own Rifles are now holding twice a week The members of the Naval Hand of the IF of the North Sea Fleet gave three concerts last week at Point Eight boys were heavily fined week for breaking the Normal School Grounds and de stroying garden produce Mr John ft Kent has been an notated lake the place of Mr as Manager of the Toronto Exhibition this year Piecework carpenters are to get per hour after this date aged was removed loSt Michaels Hos pital suffering a broken leg He was struck by a motorcycle Thursday Maurice formerly an employe of the Toronto Elec tric Light Company was brought back from Camp Borden by- De tective on a warrant charging him with theft The complaint is the Toronto Light Company which alleges that during November ir regularities were found in jairs books totalling When the alleged discovery was made he was said to have been dismissed from the companys services hut the police claim as the- bonding corporation refused to make good the alleged loss owing to a technicality a warrant has now been issued for Luiiljaiis arrest Dr Margaret McKellar for 27 years a medical missionary India has been granted leave of absence by the Foreign Mission Committee of the Presbyterian Church to enter the service of the British War Office W Voden andFrank Mills were convicted in the Police Court of conducting a betting house at College St and were remanded for sentence From the slips and books found in the store Was evident that the accused bad been in business about six months and hat the smallest days business done was Building permits issued by he Architects Department at the City Hall include a new branch the nonunion Bank This is In cost 35000 and he silo St near the corner of St Clair From Toronto Telegram The J Morrison began running in was he to Friends steamer Jake had yet scon others had been craft of from to feet in length She was 150 feet long had Upper cabins could do flf- teen miles per hour and cost She made daily trips between Hell Fwart Although be gun in she Was not launch ed till 1H55 com manded her Finish While lying the wharf- at Barrio on the night of August Iho J Morrison took ire no one known how A young lady was sleeping in one of the cabins It was with great difficulty that slip was got out I mind it like yesterday says Major Rogers recalling the lire I had a little sailing yacht moor ed at the wharf Before we could gel her clear was mantled in flames Some of the other lads rind I then tried to save the It was a beautiful piece of carving repre senting L himself done life- size We tried lo pry it away from the blazing how but it was bolted securely To save the wharf lie steamer cut adrift or perhaps her mooring lines shrivelled like string in the intense heal The wind carried her out and she floated towards Allandale at the head of be Bay blazing like a torch All at once she dived hissing under the water For years after men tried every win ter when the ice was Arm lo raise her boilers but nobody seemed lo have the right equipment for it In summertime the boys fish ed for treasure in sunken bull Some would get spoons or crockery from the steamers din ingroom So passed the J Morrison of her glory as the rail way steamer the old Morning had managed to survive and lor a few years she bad the field to herself again Emily May builder of the Morrison began another fine steamer for May at in She was launched in and christened by a Miss Worlhington of Toronto Emily May after the Captains daugh ter The new steamer was 151 feel long feet wide and feet inches draught of supplied her engines She was a popular excursion craft and her name became a house hold word in York and Counties May sold her to the Northern Railway Co and she was renamed Lady of the Lake in Capt Moe succeeded May in command Like the Morning she eventually found a last at Bell after many years of Lake was alive with shipping in the sixties much more lively than today wilh its plentiful gasoline launches and small and scarce steamers The country bad filial up there was grain wood and lumber lo be moved out and household goods farm implements and railway supplies lo be brought in Besides people had money to spend on excursions Sailing vessels of quite re spectable size plied the lake then among them the old Queen and the SI George and the Couchiching of Rama The latter vessel built at Longford Mills in was feet long and of 300 tons burden and had the full rig of a foreandaft schooner seven nieces of canvas The St George was also fully- rigged The whitehulled Emily May was of course the largest vessel on the lake but smaller steam ers found a profitable trade car rying passengers and freight lowing raffs or forwarding con struction supplies as the railways stretched their iron bands far ther and farther across the face of the province Still the The still flourish ed in spots the railway was extended to passen gers hound farther norlh used to change in he summer lo the steamers going up the lake to From Wash ago John one of he seven brothers and James had a line of stages for Graven- hurst Their headquarters were in near the steamboat landing and when icebound Lake Sfmcoe end Lake it was from here the sieges started northward Golden hopes of an eternity are belter than deposit box in a bank We say This is a hard old world hut what are we doing to often it Which Will Provide Comforts For and Attend to of Flying The- last few weeks- have seen the inauguration of a new war activity on the part of women which promises speedily to comc a very valuable auxiliary to the Air Service in Canada This originated with a few ladies all relatives Of officers in the Royal Naval Air Service or Hie Royal Flying Corps whose idea was that there was a distinct need of some organization that would provide comforts for and attend to the welfare of the many hun dreds of cadets and men of Royal Flying Corps or who will be stationed at the various schools of instruction and aerodromes that already are or will In Canada headquarters of the Royal Flying Corps at Toronto The organization in question is called the Canadian Aviation Aid Club or CAAC as it is already known among its members At one of the inaugural meet ings held for purposes of organ ization month Ham ilton Merrill whose enthusiasm for all that tends to the wellbe ing and efficiency of our gallant airmen is proverbial emphasized he need of a club such as this He laid stress on the fact Royal Flying Corps being an Im perial army unit has not the ad vantage of a grant either from the Dominion Government or from the city as most of our Canadian units have and that it is therefore necessary bat any thing apart from heir pay to be done for the coinort and wel fare of the cadets and men in Canada shall he undertaken by some such organization as this or by individual enterprise At the same meeting Lieut explained that and men will be drawn from all over Can ada from Halifax to Vancouver train with the Royal Flying Corps and thai Ihere will be ur gent need of some kind of con valescent home where the air men can be made comfortable in convalescence after the crashes or accidents of which a certain number are inevitable the privi leges of any such home lo be ex tended at comparatively slight cost to themselves to officers and cadets of the Royal Naval Air Service or the Royal Flying Corps who may be on leave or returned from overseas and who with their own homes at a distance would otherwise he obliged to put up at some expensive hotel The having duly or ganized itself will now apply it self in view of the by Mr Robins of he use of a large tract of land in To ronto for the establishment of an aerodrome to the speedy acqui sition of a suitable building to be used as a combined convalescent borne and Aviation Club House Already the has been active in other directions It has provided many comforts for the Street Barracks and single tefc i A E The New Pastor of the Newmarket Christian Church who is ex pected lo preach here next Sunday for the first lime YEARS ABO u From Era July A Monthly Stock Fair was start J In Newmarket last Tho New Connection will open their new church at Sharon next Sunday and hold TeaMcoting in the Drill Shed Monday evening Newmarket and Holland cricket match at latter place on Saturday and market won by runs Franklin Church East Gwil- timbury raised at their Tea- Party last week Mr Sil ver of occupied chair Baileys Circus and Menagerie in Newmarket next Tuesday WHY UfJITED THE WAR in the aerodrome at Camp Borden in the shape of two gramophones the one at Street was pre- by two members and records and has rented two pia nos In addition it has- provid ed small tables and chairs for the canteens books magazines and pictures dishes and cutlery for the sergeants mess football and baseball outfit and other indoor and outdoor games The funds for carrying on lhij work have been obtained from members fees and contributions private subscriptions the proceeds of a delightful concert arrange Mrs Delamere and the proceeds of an afternoon bridge and even ing dance given by the club itself Tho object of the club is one that needs no commendation It must clutch very heart strings of us all Any woman interested in aims and objects of the is eligible for membership on her name being approved by the Com and in Toronto- where in this lime of war our women seem nev er weary in weUdoing here must he a large number of women sufficiently interested lo join The membership fee is per year only and lie payment of an other dollar secures the badge of membership Every member is expected to donate least one pair of socks each month to ho sent to the president who will forward the socks in bundles the It should he mentioned that through the kindness of wo members of the club three artistic and muchap preciated concerts have already given at the Street Barracks It is hoped to estab lish branches of lie club In Montreal and other points at an early date- Mrs Stuart of Huron Street Toronto is Hon Mr Minister of Finance in President Wjlsons Cabinet spoke earnestly and fearlessly on a public platform Louis a very proGerman city and showed why the US had to enter the war and told of the real dangers St Lou is understands Mr said in part German submarines have crossed the ocean Only last summer one visited the harbour of Newport was receiv ed hospitably by our people be cause we were then at peace with Germany left within a short time and sank merchantmen off the New England coast The flying machine has not yet crossed the Atlantic simply because military necessity has not required it But if Germany succeeds in crushing the Allies in Europe you wilt see flying machines cross the Atlantic The wireless tele graph has increased the flexibil ity and foruiidableness of ocean warfare and is of itself an addi tional peril to unarmed nations We have always been an un armed nation because wefell we were secure Our love of democracy lias been so great that we did want to take even a chance of militarism We can no longer delude ourselves Do you know what would happen if Germany should be victorious as she would be if she could bring France and England their knees She would take the en tire British and French fleets re lease her own great fleet which has been lied up in the Baltic during the war and combining those with the most destructive submarine fleet on earth be cause she has it she would come here and put the iron heel of conqueror upon your should have to fall back to the interior and there is no telling how long it would lake lo expel enemy if we ever did If we couldnt do promptly do you know what would happen to America We should have to make the most humiliating terms that any great nation ever made to get peace We should have to pay an indemnity that would represent probably half he wealth of America which is and you would have taxation upon your shoul ders lo meet that indemnity for a century corno I am not trying to alarm you Is not my purpose to exag gerate I would not misrepre sent I only want lo make you realize if you do not already that you are in of one of the greatest wars of all time Because you are not actually con tiguous to in a physical sense as the nations of Europe are do not think hat you are not con cerned and that your future se curity and safely are not imme diately involved This is some thing you must realize if you would know what lo do in the present situation From Era July Rev W J Bell exchanged pul pits last Sunday with Rev Smith of Bradford Registrar Pearson and wife left yesterday lo visit friends at Ni agara Falls and Buffalo Mrs Jonathan Rogers and Miss F Rogers of Toronto are spend ing a few weeks in town and oh St Mr Brown returned from England this week after a de lightful visit his old homo which he left years ago Rev Jos wife and daughter have arrived in Liver pool after a stormy voyage The 12th was a big day in lodges in parade The Keswick and Sutton Meth odist Excursion on Lake last Friday cleared Keswick Temperance Lodge cleared on their rip Bar- last Monday Orangemen of had a big excursion from Belle on Tuesday on the steamer Enterprise A heavy rain one night week washed the wastegate nut of the old or ham pond Coal which was selling at a Ion month has raised The average attendance at public schools was last month on the roll Red raspberries were selling at Co a lb on Wednesday 0 WONDERFUL STUFF I LIFV OUT YOUR CORNS i Apply a few drops lift corns or calluso8 off with no pain There Is more Catarrh In sec tion of he country than alt other dis eases put together and for years It Was supposed to be locurable Doctors prescribed local remedies and by con stantly failing lo cure with local pronounced It Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions and therefore requires treatment Catarrh Cure manufactured by J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio Is a con stitutional remedy is taken Internally tied acts thru the on the Mucous Surfaces of the System One Hundred Hollars reward is offered for any case that Halls Catarrh Cure falls to cure bond for circulars and testimonials P J CHENEY CO Toledo Sold by DrusgisU Family Pills for He No humbug I Any corn wheth er hard sort or between the toes will loosen right up and lift out without a particle of pain or soreness This drug is called and is a compound of ether dis covered by a Cincinnati man Ask at any drug store for a small of which will cost but a trifle but is suf ficient to rid ones feet of every corn or callus Put a few drops directly upon any lender aching corn or callus Instantly the soreness disappears and shortly the corn or callus will loosen and can be lifted off with the fingers This drug doosnt eat out the corns or callu6es but shrivels them without ir ritating the surrounding skin Just think I No pain at all soreness or smarting when applying it or afterwards If your druggist doesnt have freot- one have him order It for you o a WHAT A T What makes a boy popular Surely is manliness During the war how many schools and colleges followed popular boys These young leaders were manly boys hearts could be trusted The hoy who re- specU his leadership in him boy who is his sistor is a knight Tile boy who will never violate his word and who will pledge his honor to his own hurl and change not will the confidence of his fellows Tho boy who will feel ings of anyone will one day find himself possessing all sympathy If you want lo be a popular hoy be too manly and generous and unselfish to seek to bo popular be the soul of honor love oth ers belter than yourself and peo ple will give you their hearts hud try to make you happy This is what makes a boy popular Ap- i St Marie Mich July The steamer William Mack was rammed and stink during a heavy fog by the steamer Mani toba of the Canadian Pacific fleet off Point Lake Su perior late this afternoon The Muck lies in feet of water em pies of hoe is safe Tha Manitoba to friends was not damaged ASTORIA For lit Always the ARCHIVES m TORONTO F