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The Era gives more home news every week than any two other papers in North York combined and is- acknowledged the Leading County Paper J NORTH YORK INTELLIGENCER AND ADVERTISER me to to utter to to above all liberty No paper outside of North York unles paid advance ML No copies each Newmarket Ont Friday Oct 9 1903 TERMS per annum SI if Id Universal Favorite Steel Range One would imagine to hear the different of tell it that their 11 the ami only Range on earth They cannot all be the beat some made and more scientifically than others We do not claim our UNIVERSAL I is the only Steel Range on earth but we do claim there is none better We invite comparison and a and careful elimination of the exclusive features and merits that we claim for our Range are made of Planished or Steel The thickness or of steel used in the various of our Ranees is the heaviest that consistently used Ail parts coining in contact villi the tire are re by a double lin ing of steel with heavy hut between the steel Also heavy heel Asbestos co entire inline BOX for coal is deep and straight oval corners The lining are well ventilated I he lire for roomy arid is inches GRATES frame be removed through the grate door without the of box The grate bo raked from above or a poker door opposite the test are nude and ventilated on scientific principles and the oveu bottoms braced with angle iron which it to buckle or wrap The sliding oven damper is an feature A half or any draft desired can be turned on or off the over and it regulates the draft BO that a cohl fire can be kept with very little fuel BACK in cast will not rust or burn out can be attached to any squire Range or moved at will HIGH are larte and roomy with roll front Roth and are provided with Folding Tea lot Holders fitted in oven door to register temperature of oven when ordered See Samples at A HARDWARE A A J The Press Trip to New Ontario to the disappointment of people settlers had shown an appreciation up the connecting roads Mr who had collected there to give us of the great natural of the Davis then referred to the grant a welcome thru the energy of Mr district by settling in it and he made to veterans in recognition Campbell the goodroads man of the spoke of the difficulties in connection of military services were Ontario Government whose raise with the administration of the bind of the achievements of their was in every settlers mouth The and settlement fch a count in defence of Canada and rt boats eared at way as to facilitate actual of tfcc unity or clmpirc ana were ft It HI North Judge and and yet not work a hardship upen glad to be able to their hams mills A good view of the holders of locations who not in such a maimer lie cation of the land and character of moved in Complaint was made spoke of the serious lire that had soil was obtained Not a stone by some that hat been can- visited tie country a J was he seen along the banks of the celled too promptly and on the other ago the drawbacks and in- river and every location on hand some thought prompter action to which had been surmounted are building a fine brick sides from New to Toms- should be taken This question he the industry and perseverance ot church I he Baptist and Methodist own has been taken up hoped to discuss thoroughly with the the settlers He expressed ihurches are structures settlers- On his previous visit he the services Mr South- but the latter is crowded to excess THIS NEW noticed that the were worth the Governments director every Sunday evening and a new Returned to New the par- of a class not to be surpassed any- and his remarks were church is under consideration or ait- were invited to a Banquet ill the where in Jhe world men who would warmly applauded In conclusion other year King Restaurant given by go out into a new country and lay Mr Davis dwelt proudly upon the Continued from last week the Bradford circuit and the Wednesday morning the Press party left North Bay by for a distance of lb miles di rectly east situated at the junction of the and Ottawa rivers is a name borrowed from the Indians and signifies a meeting place For many years the Hudson Bay Co maintained a post at this place in fact it is said the was there a hundred years before the town At this period we leave he main line of the and tak branch which was built about two years ago along the east bank of the Otta wa river The whole miles is an unbroken stretch of scenery We pa- several rapids on the Ottawa and the most beautiful waterfall we ever saw is in close proximity to railway Arriving at about we found dinner waiting at- a commodious and attractive resoit House erected in a charming situation about fed above the river- the opposite hank of which rises to a height nearly feet covered with verdure and most exquisite autumn tints The tourist would be inclined to ling er here were it not fur the beautiful lake scenery that lies beyond A we hoard the liamt- sonrc and commodious steamer Me teor of the Line which made a special trip in honor of the Press Association and landed us at New a distance of miles about pm Lake is an expansion of the Ottawa river The wharf is tr sight of a rapid which pre vents the boats from going any fur ther down the river The lake takes its name from the language and means deep water It extends from a quarter of a to over a mile in width and is feet deep A peculiarity in the wharf here that strikes a person front Western On tario is that it has a floating dock because the water rises feet at this point in the spring and gradually declines through the summer months The scenery along this route re minds us of the Saguciiay river and in many respects surpasses the Hudson of the way the Province of Quebec has ihu advantage and at another time our own beloved Ontario The settlers and tourists of this northern region owe a great deal to the enterprise of the Com pany for lire facilities of travel on this route The Meteor has carried in between and pas sengers lasides a large amount of freight and this is only one of seven boats which IIh firm arc running on these waters Another boat which makes regular trips is capable of holding Hi cars of freight The east shore of the lake which is in Quebec Province has been settled for over years and Marie is an important ship ping point Fort an other of the 11 Hudson Bay trading posts is passed on the way up is a thriving village of about houses and is said tohavc a population of people The boarding houses are crowded is in Ontario six miles from New its rival as a port of entry for the new country Work the railway from North Bay Is being pushed rapidly here- Railway men gel i2 a day and board them selves At the Dominion is building an excellent stone wharf for which an appropria tion id has liven Tin stone is quarried just a tow yards from the wharf dis- ones ami John Armstrong the present Mayor of New Many of the stores are commodious the Council and citizens in honor oi the foundations dtcp and and progress already achieved by the and well stocked and two or three Hon J Davis Commissioner of strong They had some few and in glowing and ate lit imagine than necessary for the of place but the merchants all say they was served by the young ladies of the side As a result oi represents The strong healthy and a good business town Though miles directly trie had been impressed welldressed appearance of the settlers north at Toronto and supposed to be with the importance of prompt rail- who attended the banquet were an lo in the the whole affair way connection and New of the class of settlors in was through in a manner that would sunt hear the whistle the New Ontario and it is safe to to the town of New- At time bis diet that everyone of them will make visit they had complained of inside- a success up there A spirit of sat- gas One would Crown Lands and the Canadian Press tics but many blessings One the which were applauded to the echo that there are more store Association Covets were set lor was the lack of a stated his belief in a more abundant people and the excellent menu connecting the district the mil- prosperity in the future There are two commodious hotels of which has private water works system and all conven iences Hates Iron to per would do day to per week market This is the year that tin pro- About pm Hon Mr Davis and mail service and in a short t isf action and hopefulness pervades the perty hits been assessed The princt- Deputy Campbell arrived wo the time afterwards a triweekly service whole people It was after one pal streets are graded the side- signal of much enthusiasm The was instituted They wanted more oclock when the national anthem Walks laid Mr Armstrong former ly of is the Mayor and during our stay lie did everything pos sible to show Hat the quilldrivers were heartily welcomed spea 111 of the AOBKKSS BY MR may he of interest to our leaders was excellent A summary roads settlement was extending far brought the meeting to a close I roads and personal confirmed that view The AN of Public Works at Friday morning a number of demo unt realicd the importance of ex- were provided to take the Press Wednesday morning it was proposed He said that prior to stepping oil tending the roads and Mr Latch- party for a drive over the the party should go by boat to live boat he bad no intimation Unit fords road estimate were more than This trip was also at- the head of navigation on the of New Liskeard were doubled the following year Mr ranged by the Crown Lands the White River a distance of going to prepare such a magnificent LatcKord also visited the district and was one great miles by water and by lie had meet- and the increased road The progress of the country is marvel road This irip was the ami settlers at a had and usefully ous Along the whole route from by Mr of the Crown fill lie called for Friday even- Howe vt Mr I is did not New to a distance Lands Dipt who met the parly at to disci ss public questions of it the duty of of twelve miles there are at least New Liskeard The prominent lerettl to district Thai meeting to all the roads in two settlers to every mile The men of tin- were invited he ltd to he of great to the newer portions Settlors in old- houses are usually opposite each other go along and two small steam boats him in the conscientious adminisiia- Ontario years ago made their nearly so mostly built of lumber ware engaged for the- trip thus every of the public domain in that roads hut the arc not and lace curtains at the front win- point of interest was fully explained section He referred in his previous the in do that dnws indicate relinement There is a Owing to an accident to the ma- visit three years ago which had con- felt it sulueicnt to build the leading ridge- of land at the rear of New firmed his belief lint Ihe Temiskam- and important roads and they Liskeard ami the road is built to had a great and useful future then ask the avoid the steto After this is many hundreds of to some means of op- passed the roads are in one the boats which a delay of over an hour the party did not reach Tomstown nice time Dye Vorka DURABLE ROOFING GHPHILLIP Agent Canadian Co situated at the head of on Cartage and baggage hand led with Telephone No ivmiskaming was indeed a elation It is located at the mouth -r- of the river TO I foci in the spring Co a 1JLcUiUUlQ freight sheds here and are building a I larger wharf on llic opposite of tho provided in that river The Ontario having the Morton has goodwicd yMuiaiiJictxed the sheds and there are other MtU of arc t i to with or Morton out of the do- Three years ago this was a small not oven marked on NEWMARKET for Flexible Cement on or before the day of W8 with proper pro J thereafter the ROW it Una or will be to IvH I I k of which have bee Liav a brick parsonic only ah received Alfred and Morton alt I alt arc with metal The fctau by Sparling formerly ol The Steamer Meteor thnt rims regit larly between and New and so level that one can sec for a mile or two ahead The road is- in splendid shape for travel one of the press party driving back a in hours It was the morning f New Fair and the were driving in in wagonloads democrats and and two young men were riding in on bikes At Iberia were tamed by Newton family who into the country six years ago from hack of Mr Newton says ho would exchange his holding today lor acres in his old neighborhood the way is calked after the first bride to settle in the community of which the were the founders and after the mill was erected which sup plied the lumber for the houses There threo stores at Milberta sawmill church and a dozen houses This same road i built 15 utiles further by the Government and we are told that every farm fronting it was taken up Several settlers wore met on the way Out and questioned concerning the country In every case they were perfectly satisfied To be continued J