Ontario Community Newspapers

Newmarket Era , June 27, 1919, p. 5

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L id or DENTIST Main and Sts of- Toroolo J52X Medicine also Licentiate of the Royal of Physicians and- member of the Royal Allege of Surgeons of former clinical assistant In Hospital and rilVCollefie Ear Nose and Throat England Eyes Tested Glasses Supplied Telephone WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER Park Avenue Adjo BERT GREEN PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER Ave 2nd house from Queen St Newmarket CHOICE STOCK OF WALL PAPER on hand PO Box RATCL1FF readier of Singing of Music Newmarket on Wednesdays CANADA CO P OILMAN District Representative for Co of York Office Bank of Toronto St opposite OUR LOCAL NEWS I- Next Tuesday is a holiday 1st of July Cut down the weeds tickets for sale at Iho Era Office This has been the hottest June in years a Seven Keys to BafdpatL Ask for a description pamphlet about this Chautauqua play The manager of the theatreof New York takes a leading role Gel familiar with the play then enjoyit It is George Cohans greatest comedy Methodist Church Sunday- June 29 Rev Morrison ft Sunday p Public Rev A Morrison I Lawrence Pastor York County Council BARKRRY York V the proposed site for a memorial Provincial Campaign Advocated f for York countys war dead It on the soul arm of Bond potable do iho work Lake on a threeacre field just I and let him north of the ridges the highest thereore point in- York county able monument eroded could be WFZsM seen for miles around It is I Proposed to have a driveway female weak- around the park and to beautify it with flower beds The site Contributed Ontario i 01 nnk Agriculture Toronto will cost about the tame root Council may assist the families called Blue bereaved in the Cane factory Destroy This Shrub and Gooseberry Worms Onuses Great How to Identify It Simple Measure of Control Spraying With Arsenate of Lead Solution Moat Effective it in his Favorite with other agents it more effective Women who are worn out who Public Worship- from pain at regtiUr or irregular intervals who are nervous or diary at times take that reliable temperance herbal tonic which a doctor in active practice prescribed many years ago Now Bold by druggists in tablets and liquid as Pierces Favorite Prescription Send to Dr PiercerInvalids Buffalo Y for trial package HE Barberry Should not be tolerated by of Ontario It Is a thief In their midst which every year takes money from their pockets by increasing the amount of rust up on their grain and thus reducing Market Phone REAL ESTATE Farm and Town Property I for sale and for Rent Bonds anil other Securities Bought and Sold Farm Fire Insurance Gall at our new Bank HAMILTON Newmarket Ont Specialty office in the A Newmarket Teacher of Piano Voice and Vio lin Dealer in all kinds of Musical Instruments and Repairs Piano Tuning Agent for Columbia and Records Comple Prompt CO Barristers Etc NEWMARKET AND TORONTO Mr announces the opening of a Law office in the Hank of Toronto Building Si that he will be In Newmarket as follows Every Tuesday to p Saturday a to noon Sole It is expected arrangements will be made whereby a representat ive of the firm will be l the offic Furnace Work Who Is Blind Will- every person who reads notice and knows a blind man or woman anywhere in Can ada kindly send the name and address of that blind one to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind King St East To ronto Institute is conducting work for the blind along the most modern scientific lines and de sires that each blind resident of Canada should have the of availing himself or herself of the benefits represent ed by this work The immense task every case of blindness can only he successfully by the earnest cooperation of the public generally That Is why we ask you to send the names and addresses of blind people you may know Woodstock I canpot say of Dr I and completer I vai to bad doctor coniidertd a i aed was to op I takins Prescription and Golden medicloca put me on my feet and ma the only real relief a I neoffiuendnl Dr to many especially of a mother to whom I have that baa been wonderfully helped am to lend my name in connectfoa Dr how rood they A Street Plumbing Our Specialties Hen the Bathroom Outfit at the Shop THE LEADING TINSMITH OSBORNE SONS TO SMITHS GROCERY Farm Produce Good market last Saturday Lots of butter and eggs The former advanced in price and the latter came down a degree or two Potatoes too were easier Rid ing prices were as follows Eggs per doz Butter per lb Dressed Chickens per lb Potatoes per bag Plants Cabbage Plants for 35c Young Chickens per lb Old Hens per lb 2225 Live Ducks per lb 2225 Live Turkeys per lb Pigeons per pair 25c Rabbits per pair 2560 Hides per lb Calf Skins per lb 4050 Rorsehides 00800 Sheepskins Lambskins Tallow Six Days of Privilege for Newmarket Hundreds of Citizens will remember wllh unmixed feelings of pleasure the big brown with its splendid equipment which occupied a portion of Alexandra Park In si Hummer Those who love good music will recall the splendid list of vocal and instru mental artists the very best In the land the lovers of the drama will recall the work of the Ben Greet Players while those who are interested In world events will never forget the lecturers who thrilled the large audiences with their fads and fancies The programs Just received for this summers Chautauqua reveal the fact that if anything the array of talent will he superior to that of last year The same players who put on the Comedy of Errors last summer will present George M Cohans marvel lous play 7 keys to a pro duction which has created a sensat ion wherever it has appeared The first day will bring five young artists Narrow Escape Mr Roy Belfry St north nearly lost his driver valued at last Thursday it got into a cistern and they had quite a time getting it out Fortunately it seems none the worse for its confinement Off His Base One day last week a man named Joe Wooding wandered away from his home at the north end and when found his throat was lacerated so much that it required nine stitches by a medi cal man to close the wound He is doing well towards recovery Horse Found Mr Fred Bowsers pony was taken from Methodist shed on Monday after noon of last week was found by one of the constables in Toronto standing in a lane Ms Bowser went to Toronto and brought the animal home In its place was a bicycle which has since been claimed as the property of a Toronto newspaper lad and this led to the suspicion hat horse was taken to To ronto Had it not been for the vigil- of Constable Duncan it is doubtful if the pony would ever have been found It was dis covered in a Livery and had neverbeen reported to the Police cident The Council approved the re port that the following be taken over as Provincial county roads street to Holland Landing Sullon road from Lot Yonge street to Brock lner Kingston road from The Barberry Increase Amount city limits to- Pickering Weston road from city limits not necessary to go Into the to Tecumseh e Dun- complicated lifehistory of the fun- das street from city limits to the which causes stem rust of grain of Toronto Township Scientists have known for many The Countys share for the To rontoHamilton highway will cost two mills of the taxes but the rale will be eight mills instead of ten as last year because of the cessation of payments to the Patriotic Fund The York County commission- ers presented their report It comprised a statement on bridge repairs and an itemized state ment of expenses since January of this year They recommend that the following bridges be torn down and reconstructed The bridge between the county of York and the county of Peel opposite Lot 6 King township and the bridge between East and North Gwillimbury The lowing they recommended should be repaired The Baldwin bridge the Brownhill bridge the bridge at the bridge between Ontario and York counties op posite Lot township and the bridge south of Markham village The itemized statement of expenses amounted to about The Council left in a body on Friday afternoon for their annual visit and inspection of the In dustrial Home PHOTOS THAT ALWAYS I t Them at In Your Town the One Door of BY Phone SVC 1 8T NEW1ARKktT The Leading Varieties of TOMATO CELERY CABBAGE CAULIFLOWER PEPPER ASTER NASTURTIUM ETC Hon Ready In Quantity Mo Order than Delivered PSRftlN PHONE Marriage atthft Era Office Era Ads bring results Try one known an The Old who will carry us back to the cherish ed scenes of our old homes On the second day will be a concert vocal solas violin solos and piano solos by the Charles Edward Clarke Co On the third day ihe VfSSOChl Florentines will present a novelty program fea turing the Piano Accord eon Head ings and Violin The Quar tette will present a program of the very highest merit and on he sixth day the Jubilee will llght us with Negro Hongs and Southern Melodies The list of contains some Of the best In the world Tom S key- hill the Australian Signaler Is said to be ohe of the most unique figures that has pome Of the world war He assisted to make history In the campaign transferred to and after fighting In several of the great battles he was invalided borne bayoneted blind and For years he lived in darkness but to America and helped arouse the Americans to do their full duty At the National Capital celebrated American surgeons performed a mir acle operation and restored bis sight He tells of the war as he saw It Us grandeur Its wonder Its beauty Its awe but not its horror and never a tale thai is harrowing or grusome He Is the author of My Little Wet Home in the Trench and Pull Through Or a Welsh man a relative of the great Lloyd George will tell What Democracy Hath Done for Me Or George Adam Smith an eloquent Scotsman who has been a favorite preacher In the City London Or Cecil Oriel heroine of the Italian Front a survivor of the when she In the will tell her experience as a physician In the Kalian Army Fred Hale a great American lawyer vlfl lecture on The fiddler and the Fire Dr Frank win tell us about evolutionary Or will be- remem bered as one of the best last year Lieut Jean Alclde PI card a French pollu one Of the wonderful fellOWD who Bald They shall not pass at Verdun win Interpret the of bis country his audience- Altogether we are to have a great feast running through six days with an extra meal on Sunday Twen ty coursed for two dollars or Just ten for each course Those who do not buy the season ticket will have to pay or seventyfive cents The profits will go to the Soldiers mem orial Wednesday evening dance at Lake is becoming very popular Nearly a car load go down from here each week The program for Chautauqua week is entirely different from last year It will repay you to get your tickets and study the program All soldiers and sailors who have served in the war whether they have reached their majority or not will he entitled to vote in the coming referendum on the Ontario Temperance Act The Old Home Singers at the Chautauqua June Their rendition of Home Sweet Home and he costumes worn depict the oldest times so that you may reminisce till the tears flow LIFT CORNS OR CALLUSES OFF The Industrial Home was in spected It is now managed by David a returned sol dier A new drainage system has been installed at a cost of S3 As there are a number of very aged ladies in the in stitution who never get out in the air it was suggested by the com missioners J Guardhouse and Arthur that a part of the orchard should be fenccdoff and stairs he run into it from the outside of the build ing The acres of farm land are under cultivation WHAT GATHER IN Doesnt hurt Lift any corn or callus off with fingers In United Slates no less than 300000000 the annually gathered in by financial fakers who unload worthless slocks real estate and other valueless things upon the public Capitalized at per cent this represents or is equal to nearly twothirds of the total amount loaned by the United States to Al lied governments There is no means of ascer taining how much is lost in Can ada in this way It is reasonable however to assume that the per capita loss S3 is the same in this country which would mean that In an average year about are raked In by fakers When one recalls the huge sums lost in fake mining oil and wild cat real estate ventures one can not hut conclude that estimate is not far astray Will the faker get your money or will you invest it in something safe that will pay well Put it into War Savings Stamps and you will obtain a small Govern ment bond that is absolutely safe and yields per cent com pounded halfyearly eOfl SHOULD BE PUNISHED BY OF CONFISCATION years that one phase of it is passed on the Barberry and all have made a this mat ter agree that the amount and sev erity of stem rust very much in creased by the presence of the Bar berry in the neighborhood of grain fields While scientists do not expect to see rust entirely disappear if the Barberry Is destroyed the general consensus of opinion is that if- it were completely exterminated the chances of severe epidemics of stem rust occurring would be greatly reduced Enforce the Law Regarding the Barberry In Ontario legislation has been passed regarding the destruction of this shrub Let all concerned realise that the Barberry doee increase the amount and severity of stem rust and a sentiment Trill be created for the enforcement of the Present act should be enforced The Barberry In Ontario should be de stroyed There la strong evidence to show that Barberry bushes are cen tres of infection which in wet sea- ions may give rise to severe epi demics of rust The Common Barberry and Ho leaved Variety the Culprit The Common Barberry and its purpleleaved variety harbor grain rust The average mau does not know this shrub when be sees it It Is a spiny shrub from six to nine feet high with yellow wood arching branches and gray twigs The leaves are bright green smooth somewhat oval from one- to three Inches long the margins with bristly teeth The flowers are small yellow and home In long drooping dusters The ber ries are oblong red and sour The purpleleaved variety Is similar ex cept for the color of the leaves which are purple Unfortunately the Bar berry has been much planted In some sections of for ornamental purposes and has become wild in many The Japanese Barberry If Barberries are required for or namental shrubs the low growing small leaved Japanese Barberry BC may be Planted as this species does not har bor the rust Prof J O A College a- I J NEWMA naifFtfi Our reputation for fair dealing and reliable goods coupled with the De Laval record of service and durability has made the De Laval Cream Separator the leader in this community WITH a single tool the combination wench and screw driver shown below which is included with every De you can take it apart and set it up again in a few minutes Could anything be easier or There are no complicated parts no chain drives no cog wheel puzzles no ball bearings to get flattened or broken Every adjustment can be made quickly by the man on the farm without special tools of any kind Such simple construction makes the Laval not only the longest lasting but also the easiest separator to clean and care for Wo will sell a Da Laval terms heap ybn Ceraat let pa show you will tic I lift THE ONLY TOOL REQUIRED A NEW LAVAL SOONER OR LATER YOU WILL BUY A Hi- I HURON ST Dont Buffer a tiny bottle of coats but a rev cents at any drug store Apply a few drops on corns rind bard op bot tom of feel then lift them off when removed corns from the toes or vi from the bottom of feet the beneath Is left pink and healthy and never SOW lender or irritated MOTOR FREIGHT TO TORONTO Daily Freight Service to Toronto Goods will bo deliv ered from door to door as requir ed Will also handle long dis tance moving No trip too long to give service arid work guar anteed J MURPHY Newmarket Phone- P O Box From London Advertiser The high coftt of living commission called only a few men to reveal the profits made In certain Industries but those who have come admit vast profiteering at the expense of IheCan- people Such a of affairs as existed In the Dominion which probably made before various taxes were paid and reserve provided something like six hundred- per cent profit Is nothing short of damnable and entitled to rank with high crimes for which most serious punishment is provided The bacon baron who made a mere trifle of per cent has been outdone Dominion Textiles the great merger deals In necessities which the people wear have been manipulat ing prices behind the tariff barrier In such a manner as make It difficult for the company to show less than per cent profit during last year Another concern which Joins the ranks of the pikers beside the great tex tile octopus made per cent the owner declared that the mill wasnt built for the glory of or anybody else but to pay dividends Everyone lias known that this sort of wartime profiteering has been going on while a thin camouflage of stock trade lalk has been handed out to throw dust In the eyes of the people The Dominion Government knew of these enormous profits through Its ex cess profits officers made no move investigate until a near-re- volution was way mid the cry of the people was heard from coast to coast Juno Murdered for bis money about C00 which he car ried In a belt about his body an Austrian Is dead hero ami five foreigners are held In Jnlllii connection with the crime Children FOR FLETCHERS CASTOR I A Currant end Gooseberry The most common insect enemy of currants and Is tho Currant and Gooaeberry Worm The larva Is a caterpillar about threequarters of an Inch when full grown with a black head and numerous black body The attack the foliage of gooseberries and of red and white currants but seldom injure that of black currant At first they work chiefly in the central part of the bush stripping leaves nearly all off there and doing much damage before they are observed Later may devour the foliage any place It is common to too nearly all the leaves eaten off numerous bushes Tho life history of the Insect Is as follows The adults which are known as are four- winged flies aboil a quarter of an Inch in length female has abdomen yellowish and tho rest of the body blackish In color The malo is for the most part blackish or black The flies appear in very soon after the leaves have expanded Eggs are laid on under surfaco of the leaves in chains along main veins The young larvae on hatching feed upon the and become full grown In two or threo weeks Then they drop to the ground and form Utile cases in which they pupate A new brood of flies merge lay their and from theso there comes a second brood of larvae which may be seen on plants at the when the currants are rlpo When thoso are full grown enter the soil form little cases or cocoons and remain there till tho next year when pupate and emerge as adults Method of Control- arb easy Insects to kill All currant bushes and gooseberries should be sprayed with from two to three pounds arsenate of lead paste or half that amount of the powder form In forty gallons of water as soon as the leaves have well expanded Particular care should taken to pray thoroughly th inner parts of bush This will kilt all first brood If a second brood appears should bo used Instead of arsenate of lead In th proportion of to one gallon or water Arsenate of lead would bo on rlpo fruit insect occurs everywhere In province and everyone should prevent his plants being weakened and injur ed by it especially as it Is bo easy to control Note Hellebore its Insect- cidal properties unices kopt In air tight packages Prof O A College WAS HE A fourteenyearold boy whose de votion to his widowed mother Is a thing to see was to a pre paratory school In the town which Is nearly a twentyfour hours Journey from his home He arrived In afternoon th next morning he wrote the following letter which his mother re ceived as quickly the mail could de liver it Into her hands Dear Ma Im not a bit homesick but I should think you might write to a fellow one In a while Your affec tionate Tom at lha Era Office ORDERS FOR COAL FOR THE EN8UINQ YEAR WILL BE RECEIVED BEGINNING 1ST MARCH AND TO FILL ALL ORDERS Prices Right Give Us a Call J OLIVER dike sei Phone 1M sealed in its wax- wrapped package air tight impurity proof S3 CJ i- a Is hygienic and whole some The goody thats good for young and old The Flavour Lasts fftorj tor MADE IN CANADA V l RIG LEVS Look for ibo I Dama 1 1 1 a ICY FRUIT CHI mm mm

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