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The leading County Paper as Ihe Oldest No paper sent out of North York unless paid in advance THE ERA ft Tom ntndly THOSE WHO BUY id THOSE WHO JACKSON Editor and NEWMARKET FRIDAY SEPT No Plebiscite says Ferguson As Long as Tories are in Power The Plain Facts re Ferguson Administration Hon Reviews the Situation Every Elector Should Read This have into Ontario We on the issues involved leadership of a party or of be the pules or to the laws an hut the mo Political Iisuc the a season and the sale of those desiring such change should the right to and have a vol upon the que stion The Libera Par faced the strict enforcement o is one of discreditable held two portfolios that of unci F rests in the He ret Ad- and that of Education the fii of theportf lis j of the present Governn A He promised his ten banished It has made hotel ii the highest office tlie scenes of drunken carousals huh the hotel keepers heel hateful influence liquor to the sale of beer election on the sale which he mls- temperuuee people each our womanhood and our youtl i n manner never before possible the days of the open bar Statistics that the Govern policy is responsible for an in out the bootlegger that the Liquor worked exactly rense of drunkenness and of death rom alcoholic poisoning of Industrie ml highway accidents of bootleg life it has been responsible promises were the daily show of al has fortified the a political party and in the fl V l i lr of pen Vllil 11 the tail iilellMMte Liberal Leader Issues Manifesto PEOPLE ENTITLED TO PLEBISCITE IF ASKED FOR Newmarket High School the Liberal leader in the Legislu budgeting of le continue to approve lor this me- of handling the sale of liquor and Knowledges the right of the people the Province remains under strengthening the act and the Planned ifle Co apacity Pro- Progressives Promise Plebiscite Within One Year To Stop Manufacture and Sale of alcoholic liquor in id the submission of Privy Council to test the those who have the social wellbeing of confute public defeat the Ferguson Government tn lie expenditure Is order that the direct vote of the people at the earliest opportunity may decide Once can object The Prohibitionists of the placing of The Wets if thev believe In Bern cannot object the annual debt have lo- In the history Finances The finances of the Province after six years of Ferguson Administration are In an condition The public debt has Increased over one hundred million lars and the annual expenditure peil In the sale of Hive tax on In 1928 The budget last yea was balanced with great At the same time there are as Is seen In major capita Investments or enlarge of the to Justify has although Promises Mr omtaei to the people in the election are a More to rural 1 More tore on township roads to Ontario Iron ore 4 In creased expenditure In the North All i tltM lnvlvc expenditures and for They can he l it overtaxed people should hi fat Ferguson been a Campaign Contributions of the Progressive Party fo te nines having the Government con- and own rural lines ant i carry out he Agricultural Commit- recommendation for Provincial Council the Monster Banquet to Premier Ferguson Largest Function of Its Kind in Canada ARTS TORONTO English and History ear Mary and Physic CollingwOi laid SO Years Ago Howard of East got loose while standing under the Christian Church shed It started for home and by M the SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL SCIENCE rear Wesley SwH tool of Mining OF MEDICINE Toronto fith Tear Margaret Patterson Year Jack Stiles 3rd Year Frank Mills SCHOOL OF MEDICINE YearEric 1st Year Leslie Boyd SCHOOL OF MEDICINE QUEENS 3rd Year Moss Wesley Biology and 3rd Year Arthur DENTISTRY TORONTO 4th YearClarke Mills School of Year Winn Mcdonald hall guelph OSGOObE HALL Bruce Davis Ox ford vice less than six dining hulls In on Thursday nlgfit of last week three In the Royal York Hotel and three In the King Edward to accommodate about people who gathered to do honor to Premier Howard Conservative Chieftain in Ontario the proposa of which had ml which the to introduce into the Legislature If returned to power after Hie election to be held Oct It was the first gun fired by the gov- eminent forces in the election cam paign and announced the platform to be followed throughout The address was delivered In the main banqueting hull of the Royal broadcast to the other hulls of am aid arte 1 There will be no plebiscite on tin nor question submitted the long as he Is head of a government of Iris largest ever held In Cnnad A beautiful and costly presented Mr Ferguson the Preelection Promises Reduction of passenger motor license market fees milking a total estimated about Reduction of the rural power service to a maximum of per for them Ctrl enable tlte terms money with which to purchase electrical More generous grants to those i schools which take up fifth class settlers road In the North Various extensions ng Northern Ontario Railway dlcatlim that Its borrowing power was Intension of the probation work of lessened The majority tof the debt Juvenile Court to include adults represented money expended on public Survey of the general welfare of the lees for which the people using by A Commission in the Sept collision with a motor truck by and curry ing William of Southampton lust night Edward York farmer Is dead Is In the hospital here In serious condition and also Injured Is under arrest charged with negligence Si there Before tli iev ho to deling is one of Peel tho the the fine puhlicitiou for the is one of the best in Canada I Mtlenl THOUSAND K HOLD DEMONSTRATION AT HAMILTON Kins first with a field near nd ladies led meal id In oil the prlncip bed buggies were match of the officers Rangers took place at of Inst week dinner fothe teSJ valued i the and Co and produced a flask It had scarcely passed Ids lips Miss Mary Ann Elliott of to of King lhelcmib At Mariposa Sept Years Ago rom Fyle Sept 23rd Mrs Peter of Michigan Bram- nil Mrs Geo vett also Roy the of Walter Mr Hid Ml daughter Mrs Mi ring Visit d Fa Roe si Mrs A J Gil- and son all ring the Fair Mrs Alex Soute and Mrs ers of the Frldav of last Mr and Mrs Jo danghl of formerly of and In this vie Mrs s recently re appointed kirn of ihe sell Mrs Win Roe 11 make he in with her Mrs Mrs Mattin Bolton of Toronto Is a fe with atht- Squire Bolton streets to the meeting place on the Mrs Oakland Caf After a brief religious two of the officers on the alms and nd Mrs John of IdeaU of the organisation During the evening a memorial or davs vice was held for deceased en Wilson and Candidates took their wins before of were here small fiery crosses and a finale to during the Fair The two latter demonstration the huge Cross was ft wth icatlon Prote on a stiff hill six miles south of Colllngwood The truck was coming north and crushed Into York and his team on the ill incline klplng York Instuntly alley gins suffered closed book head and when taken from the Monday evening freight train Canada and One language fl buggy at lundvs lane Represented at demonstration i north of Newmarket Mr and were the of Belleville Toronto Mrs of who were St Ihonius Ottawa Kingston Ion- Ring at were driving home don Woodstock and Ingersotl Wind- Roth were bruised and the top and adjoining Hamilton buggy smashed I Mr John Chapelle who was work- The lion Dunning irM a n lhe ipiLlatlnn Ibal the ot left on Monday for Owen Sound him Bet Fair I the j kill Sept At least burned to death killed at am today when old and leaves a careless cigarette smoker ally Ironsides and About Arthur Ollvi rooms Miss Young are In I pupils In each SO Years Ago Act Is asked waiting their turn to unload the of 1 storehouses and mills I Walter of Mr purchased over Toronto formerly of