Ontario Community Newspapers

Newmarket Era, 28 Apr 1922, p. 8

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A denotation WilfpOJd I Wanton J J P llanhllp Boo of Coomb of Bradford I man of and Mayor Mil Orchard Befach buildings at Baldwin Breezes li fct and hop at Warden Hie twins have long They are plou lie little twin kept the grass exhaustion or son to reach the found her pretty poor The effects of the fit of vacated her Uncle Owl Uncle John vlve He must go whether or no Its likely he will visit his other children on li performance for a youngster like hit Mrs Sarah is visiting relatives in this district Th Owl Whitchurch Council Pursuant to adjournment Whit church Township Council met s Vandorf Hall Wednesday April lOtt all Hie members In attendant and the Reeve in the chair minutes of wet read and continued speaking of jppuul Before a greater be Ions perfection deputy minister ren numerous had the sal that of radio fo firstclass concert If been conducted by Chief It difficulties was interference If two tog stations were within bad 11 short miles broadcasting to such stations short distance of each other ihe department will intercede allot ling a time to rtilh broadcasters the wireless number In Bradford Klt- Windsor Woodstock her Western Ontario cities into Ins a greater number of than any other municipality wi Radio list When Ihe bill of Hon George urn providing for the union of of and the depart of haval defence was Introdue criticism the II- Graham ratepayer soliciting a hill at Corner of 1 Sleckle a request represent all of Dominion walled on the Council Communications w to for grant of graders presented its deputy mini plied that the naval affairs would only be kept In for a few years Hie most this for Ihe In In the use of wireless and continues at anything like he present rate the deputy minister vill be required for a longer period At Calgary there Is a government station and although It Is small on clear night received concerts and over tho snowcapped Community Halt at for expenditure on in The Treasurer was Instructed pay the following accounts as pro Taught on Jenkins Solici tors fees to dalo Slandird Bank Security Deposit Box Costs re seizure HAD IN LUDQEK laconic Illustrated the story pitcher that goes too often to the isnt broke It Is because bank roll containing what to be a ledger ic supposed book and fount cunningly devised can will carrying liquor It ien as ledgers usually barge could be laid night the Inspector eon latently In the and In London This aw being felt farther CONCRETE PAVING YARDAGE 70 increase over 1920 THAT which has real merit cannot fail to gain adherents in proportion as it be comes known The true quality of a roadway material does not show up the year the road is built it makes itself apparent in the high or low maintenance cost which Time alone can reveal The remarkably low maintenance cost of Concrete is now boasted of by communities that have given this material the test of time with the result that each year more com munities find it expedient to build I permanent highway of concrete The best possible proof of the increasing popularity of Concrete is found in the figures of Total Yardage year by year in Canada The following table gives this illuminating information Concrete Paving Completed Canada Square Yards Laid Each Year and Total Yardage Year by Year Year Weitern Provinces New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Ontario and Quebec Total Prior to 1912 During 1912 1916 1917 Total end of 1921 197d83 146421 52010 10660 96624 1190 10670 17439 16740 8000 11734 168374 449125 131118 1237878 214168 682414 131118 1305323 Canada wilt lay many more yards of Concrete in order to have the Permanent Highways necessary to carry adequately the motor- driven traffic which is becoming so great a factor in modern transportation and there is encouragement in the fact that Canada is using Concrete on a rapidly increasing scale Its the little they cost to maintain that makes Concrete Pavements Economical CANADA CEMENT COMPANY LIMITED Why arc we the Agents Because we know that THE CANADIAN fence Is FULL CANADIAN STEEL Si WIRE 9 WIRE throughout COMPANY LIMITED spend and the galvanizing will not thousands of dollars every year peel off or crack It has the In Irhprovlng their fence and famous CANADIAN knot and that they give honest value costs no more than lighter and always Every roll it exactly as leas durable fences represented Anyway come in and examine It Well show you the AMERICAN Galvanised Steel Fence Post too can Mil you this fence as cheap as you can buy fence B SMITH Newmarket WEST CANADA WINNIPEG SASKATOON PRINCE RUPERT BRANDON CALGARY VANCOUVER EDMONTON VICTORIA AND ALL WESTERN POINTS OF ROUTES Leave Toronto pm daily Standard Toronto to Winnipeg via North Bay and Cochrane Through Tourist Sleeping car Toronto to Winnipeg on Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays and Sundays The National Mondays Port Arthur Solid throe- Sleeping can Coaches Colonist and Fridays via Sudbury and Port Arthur Solid with Standard and Tourist Sleeping cars Coaches Colonist car Dining Car Service Connection at Winnipeg for all points West F coon Station Agent J Y BROUQHTON Down Town Agent National Rail mails LIKE INSURANCE their paid beyond any doubt the faith hey have la this method for the presentation of their message to the reading public The way in which life insurance Is develop ing also shows that these companies are getting results from their pub licity There Is no business In country that Is making strides One has but to reflect that fifty years ago there were less than forty- six millions of dollars of business in force as compared to a total of three billion dollars of life Insurance pro tection at the end of liven dec illsUlUHV third of the life the close of and persons a day on Ihe average are turning to llfo insurance for trie purpose of carrying out part of Ihelr program The people of Canada are Insured for over three billions moro than enough to provide for four hundred thousand widows and orphans for hundred and fifty thousand homes at four thousand dollars teach or furnish an education to over a mil lion children Never has there been a failure or Canadian life Insurance company I OAT KERNEL CAUSES DEATH Peter two brought on meningitis from which died at a hospital here last night A doctor at hospital stated that the oat kernel had lodged ear two weeks ago causing severe pain and delirium tremens was taken to tht hospital yesterday morning and wis unconscious throughout Ihe day Heavy load of stone dragged team of horses Into a lime kiln causing Ihelr death i doll polios policyholders than they are to the beneficiaries of deceased This Is true In the experience of the past decade despite the heavy death losses resultant from the great war and the Influenza epidemic At least fifty per cent of all life lnur- a rust funds amounting to hundred millions of dollars these are carefully Invested in provincial and municipal Hies mortgages agriculture in- and other stable enterprises h go develop the country It a belter place In Ihe hour of need good bread My ideal husband is iso dough Get the Cream of the Trade What lovely styles How do you manage to get all these delightful novelties said the new customer she looked around her got tired of seeing my customers hoarding the trains to buy elsewhere just because I didnt have some novelty that was being advertised Whenever a new style makes a decided hit the whole saler or manufacturers salesman calls me on Long Distance and tells me and I order a few havent seen prettier veils smarter stockings or gloves or ginghams anywhere And see you have the new music too How perfectly splendid They leave me no excuse at all for going up to town to buy Thats just one the many things Long Distance does for smalltown merchants enabling Dry Goods Hard ware Grocery Paint and Shoe Stores to obtain new styles immediately and cater to the progressive people in their town the cream of the trade Telephone is a Long Distance Station ARCHIVES OF TORONTO

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