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J V I is U Until Complexly Cured Hr I A representation of lo cal boy scouts Into camp at Cedar Point on left about six oclock on Monday morning in Mr a J launch and to ft couple of in camp i Armstrong spent Sunday on Second Mr end spent the Albert I A cam of belonging to Mr Cherry of the ran away on I Monday The driver Mr Ground of t 3rd concession was thrown out was anil injured back attend to the injured man and nothing seri ous Is bared MIkb Wesley ft Con- cord Mr- Johnston called ArUmr Johnston on Monday last Mr and Mrs John Williamson spent Sunday at What Lawrence up myboy is oh to court a girl then- not get her A to our news office atcdJntlio of the town CIO- a COKNWAU I a martyr to Hay for probably fifteen years and I suffered terribly at times I consulted many and took their treatment I tried I beard of as good for nothing did Then I Ibis remedy cured completely 1 am now well and I to to every offerer from Try 1ruitatives This fruit medicine me when every other treatment failed and I believe It is perfect cure for this dreadful dictate MRS a box for trial size At dealers or from Mr and Mr Duncan and daughter of spent Sunday at Mr Archie MacCallums The meeting was held at the home Mrs on Fri day Mrs Mark after a fog on passed Illness on pven- Dean now travels in a I wo Farms For sale in East on West half of Con Will be cold or together to suit purchasers drive bouse fcaak barn sling pig pen plenty of water and good garden on each SO acres 3 miles from Newmarket the farmers mar ket of Toronto Farms under good cultivation and close to church school Apply to BROWN Newmarket E30UQO for Sale A New Brick on street rooms domestic water furnace etc Apply to GEO Newmarket Real Estate and Insurance Agency Mr John new auto Mr Philip Jeffrey and family moved to Toronto last week Mrs Proves of Kjng spent days at her home here Mr A has returned from his trip to Europe and Is now with relatives here Edna King is the guest of John Wells Mr and Mrs and iiollamj Landing and Mr and of spent with Mr and Mrs A peculiar accident occurred at the Roman Catholic Church on the of King Sunday morning While mass was being celebrated the church the driving shed at rear of the church in which fifty more horses were I tod in avoidable maimer caught gained such headway before being dis covered that it was found impossible remove all the horses and and eight horses were burned to death One than was seriously by a horse falling on him Many of the rigs were damaged before they were sot out Messrs Frank and Tracy Were burned abount hands while trying rescue their ooo in the or some and ace RICHMOND cows and m FOR SALE Building Lots in different of Town at Prices Alco Several Town Homes to Business Parts AND A Good Farms jn King Township As well as Good Investments In Jaw Lots and Pine Grove Resort Lots near A I R TERRY Newmarket at Howards Livery Stables I J 9 A Farm for Sale SPECIAL acres In of in best part of the near the Mark ham line Very close to P minutes walk to Church school and Only miles from Toronto hour in over good roads miles to miles to station on miles to Metropolitan Electric Line No bet ter location or more beautiful sur roundings could be desired Good clay loam level and like a garden in cultivation large Bank Barn 50 good stables straw shed pig pen and hen house room solid brick house with water inside good and cis tern watered by a- good creek Large andclioioe orchard Tel ephone in Bouse All buildings in This Is one of the best round Dairy Grain Farms to ho in this desirable locality Must sold quickly Price very fible For full particulars re terms etc vllte f I HUNTER i Cfaicor Ave Toronto Phone number Minis broke out of their Sunday strayed away The owner beard Tuesday that they were up street and went to bring them home Just above Elgin they struck by the eight oclock ear from One cow was killed and- another was badly injured A large amount of electric power is now used In Richmond Hill Mr Stirling some ago installed a power motor in Trenchs Carriage Works which is a great improvement on the former system- Mr Lawrence now waters his flowers ana plants in his greenhouse by an electric outfit 5 ho pow er motor teing operated by a voltage of Messrs 1 Son who purchased acres from Mr Hopper has a similar pump ing outfit for watering his perennials and small flowers and shrubs The outfit works automatically starting arid stopping at certain pressures The water is pumped from a Well in to high pressure tanks Mr Stirling also has contracts for installing plants for the and greenhouses Liberal o Mills I Sun- Picnic it Work I THE LEADING Presbyterian and day School held their annual to Lake on af ternoon last the day being an Ideal one The large attendance of old and young easily surpassed that any former occasion- The amusement consisted of boating baseball foot ball classgames where all parti cipated An important on the progranf Was an oratorical contest among number of clergymen and others resulting Rev Mr carrying on cake On Sunday afternoon last as Dr and Mrs Ira and son Her bert and daughter Kathleen were coming north on the Brock Road towards in their auto when opposite Mr 10 farm a sheep came in the way and in avoiding sheep the car ran in to ditch and was overturned with all the occupants underneath it The Dr managed to raise tho car sufficiently to let Herbert out and then they were soon all liberated from their perilous position Kath leen was thrown through glass wind shield and had her am cut but not seriously the others were badly up but all had a fortunate es cape Too late for last weak Quite a number from around here took in Picnic at Point nd report a fine time Mrs A Starr has returned home after two months visit In Guelpb Messrs and Wesley sp Thursday in the city Miss is spend ing a month with relatives In The people spent a social July 10 During a tcr- thunderstorm which passed over this town of the country barns belonging to SUter of Pittsburg caught fire from and destroyed together with this seasons crop of hay Tho horse and carriage barn William- nearby was also struck by lightning and burned with two horses and two wagons besides harness a cite bad end can possibly mentioning to you the benefits received from your Dye a Tablet cheerfully had confirmed dyspepsia with oil wretched and tried about- fill the advertised cure with ho success You have the best curative I could fir almost activity agricultural and ft is to in service more than a V fractbh of those who qualify or it A few young men still use it as a stepping st oho to enter the but women now form finI It such a pleasure to enjoy with coasucnt I want to mention this for a lot of or have failed to help you no that yon have got to go on Try rem will give you pck Co A contract for the drill ing gas wells has been let in Med icine Hut I o the Public Sehopl Inspector of To Warden and Members of York County Council Permit mo to submit my report upon the Public Schools of North York for the year ending Dec This report includes five Townships of North East King and Vauirhan the villages of Holland Hill and and towns of Newmarket and Aurora There arc in till school houses GO of brick of frame Of those are oneroom schools have two rooms have three rooms four rooms six rooms and seven rooms Two new schools were built during the year a well planned onemaster school at Holland Landing and a fine school at Newmarket The latter when completed will be equal to any in the Province in the excellence of it arrangements- Many other sections have made very material improvements during the year to their buildings and accommodations am pleased to find that in almost every section School Boards school accommodations good as 1 Balance on hand from Received from Municipal Received from School Taxes from Legislative Grants from Clergy Reserve an1 sources are desirous of making the the circumstances permit t i 1 Paid Teachers Paid School Buildings Paid for Equipment Paid for Fuel Improvements Total payments Balance on hand The Grant to the schools was or alive nearly fa equal to per cent of the salaries paid or about per teacher or pur pupil enrolled In t legislative grants to all the public and separate schools of tlip Province amounted to and i rf Schools Where a High C not pressed for the work to be done other case it should be done No ftswble I have not pressed for the work to bo done Tin the Public School but in every i should Entrance Tho following equally C04C0 NO 2 No 23 No Whitchurch Besides the above many other schools did some Fifth Glass work but were not able to qualify for the Fifth Class grant Continuation Schools The Continuation Schools at and Albert have had very successful years The former has confined its work to that of the lower grades of the High School Course The attendance for the past two years has very but there is prospect of increase Albert work of both Lower and Middle High School that is to end of Pass Matriculation and nonprofession courpe for Class certificates The attendance is sufficitsit for the teachers sec- staff of two School and Home Gardening During the year a deal of interest was awakened in school gar dening School Garden at Nobloton was declared by Prof in the very t-uccess- t 1 h must ho cred ited to r Representative of the of Agriculture at New market In concluding this report I am inclined to take a hopeful view of the situation I am confident our schools have greatly improved during the past few years and will compare favorably with those of any other county We have better trained teachers per cent holding first or second cJaj certificates our are better supplied with the neces sary equipment and libraries and the buildings and accommodations are greatly of which is due to enlightened interest and lib erality of School Boards generally aided by wise direction and liberal encouragement of the Department of Education Public School Inspector and Equalized Value of York County Municipalities CI a a a v v g a lis a s DgM Hi si King in the first year in which the Present system for computing the grant was used year has witnessed large additions to tho grants by these schools In the appropriation was but amounts earn- in that year total of and thus required aw addi tional from the Treasury Board For the appropriation increased to and the regulations amended in the case of Townships with an average section assessment of or over so that the per cent paid by the Department on salaries would begin for Principal and for assistant teachers instead of and- 200as had prior to 1012 been allowed But in spite of this increased appropriation and the change in the regulations the amounts earned by the rural schools exceeded the appropriation by nearly and other overdraft was necessary in order that these grants might be paid in full In view of the above the Government has decided that all Legislative grants in future shall not exceed the amounts voted by the Legislative Assembly for tlic respective services and that when necessary a pro rata reduction shall be made in the grants to the schools so that the total grants may be covered by the sum Voted in each case Hereafter then the per cent will be used merely as a basis of computation and such a pro rata reduction will be as may be necessary to keep the grants within tho appropriation The Legislative grant to urban schools is divided into two parts Regular and Special The former is apportioned upon the basis of popu lation- the latter upon the of certificate and the experience of the teacher As has pointed out in my former reports tho Legislative grants to urban schools have been relatively too small In North York this grant in 1912 amounted to about per teacher or about 75 cents per pupil Legislative Grants to Urban Schools No No Pupils Municipality Teachers Enrolled Regular Grant Vaughan Whitchurch 59987 York fl I Total Townships Aurora Newmarket Holland Landing Village Richmond Weston Sutton Toronto Total Towns aid Villages Grand Total Adopted 3008875 336473 11313065 570265 87175 273975 281885 57850 162430 54625 3554f95 3656973 321690 287119 048283 3055900 1255620 240630 236950 5C00C33 ii 682075 94 Signed A Warden County of York Statistics Aurora Richmond Hill Holland Landing Sutton Special Grant- Total 25300 5600 107550 25 Library Grants to Rural Schools Among other ways in which tho Minister of Education has been try ing to improve the condition of rural education the special grant for has been of great importance In this matter as in others the De partments acts on the principle of helping those who are willing to help themselves so this grant is given as a per upon tho amount school has expended upon the library during the year It is usually about per cent Thus if a school odds to the library it receives about in Library grant In 1912 twentysix schools received a grant amounting in all to In North York there are only schools without a library School Atteaidanco The attendance and classification of the pupils of the different Muni cipalities Municipality Primer Form I Form Form III Form Form V Gwillimbury 208 Whitchurch King 266 Vaughan Holland Landing Richmond Hill Newmarket Aurora GO 34 58 Ill 20 50 48 829 Total 307 934 85 Total school Population between end years Total number enrolled In Public If 1 at Mr lou on 5SW one bid a 995 Of tho remaining over enrolled in the High Schools and Colleges and the Separate School The average attendance of the public was or neatly per cent Among various of ir regular attendance at school ouch as bad weather sickness scarcity of one is more potent than incompetenhoI in home and oh the farm of the teacher The inspector invamhly finds a higher average at tendance when the school is good hands s3o jo 0 I squid iaojui 7 Jc l I- i I I- CI L rt Ifl fi l- rt ft CI CI CD 1 ssts X v rt i r i i- r n A 5 S it A I 1 1 1 ffi 1 i 1 Is i CI cay xex JUA I rp in tf CO S M i a CO 5 I ff A P ft jo s2upina jo sidy l 0 OX jo rt 5 OT 2 S a i- t v c S s ir CO K 5 S CO I I S fr m CI v 111 I CI Si IIS J s in i w CO v V i- us g SSKglss- CI I CO cl a So joKro CI I I S ff CI I I P a I ii J NEW SI p A I 1 J PC Stair Mi Mh Cypr All Good Hardwood Veranda I learo a ill I home supply v liars Co ARCHIVES OF WSWRF TORONTO