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Afford Cardoso of I THEM AT Watsons Loading County Paper- well tho- No out of York paid in advance of j Editor and Proprietor iy SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS KEEP KITCHENS CLEAN and COOL iho of germ will loon be venturing door out Good con little money Time yl vJ overhaul the mower you need new number running inexpensive fray the superiority of aluminum dean and forever i our of AT Cheerfully Bright It is easily kept HARDWARE Cleans as it Polishes IT I Capital up Aprfl 300803007 Dominion Government War Savings Certificates can and should be purchased by everyone who can accu mulate from 2150 upward in a Savings Account in the Bank of Montreal C Ross Manager Newmarket Branch SOUTH LUMBER YARD Freight per tori here Higher than to Toronto Price per ton Now 75c Lower to our Customers I BELIEVE IN KEEPING IN TO DO SO WE NEED YOUR HELP Pay Spot Cash for From Nov On Our Terms are ON DELIVERY W PEARSON fder Coal from John Murphy and John Draper OFFICE PHONE BANK A i I 1 4 General Banking Business u years Lit ictio la OatLtlo l Wet iUAHtCltff A COME TO FuHilturo Spring and you want full lino of LINE of end l lVUJi up Ihe PRUD SKINNER 4 Our Toronto Letter April IhpHtoro of Wan and- One Thursday night ar rested Arthur a charged with fence lit pre wins room the lice found spine of the stolon and stuff which had been missed from the shop working iiio police haft al so stolon from landlady and room- male The Ontario Hoard of Morose a license to the Hotel at 330 St Cop eland maid in lioino of Harry Ellis undertaker was arrested Inquest into the death of Florence Cook on charge of failing to provide proper treatment for girl The Ontario Government does not think of reducing the official staff at the Parliament Buildings Premier Hearst staled that permanent staff was not too great James Daw of King charged with- stealing an auto before Ma gistrate last to he tried by Jury James lolly an employe of he Co had both hands caught in a machine One right linger was crushed neces sitating amputation at the West ern Hospital Mara is the report of a trouble some case before Magistrate York Township was told by Ma gistrate in the County Court that he would have to gel out of the premises of James Hodgeman He claimed that lie had paid in advance 20 and his worship ordered the balance to be refunded to Skinner who was ac cused of trespass He also or dered Hodgeman to pay the costs of court It was a case of Guilty and get out as quick as you can leaving Ihe complain ant to bear all costs It is now stated here that distribution may he taken over if prices are not reduced The Trade and Labor Council also called on the government to take over cold storage plants The last prisoners have been taken from what was the Ontario near which is now in tho hands of the Mili tary Hospitals Commission On Thursday of last week in the Police Court before Magis trate Walter rey K was remanded when defending Win Anderson from a charge of having committed a breach of the Ontario temper ance act He alleged that Dunn and bad conspired to convict Anderson Anderson was lined and costs James Prentice was accident ally electrocuted last week in the factory of the Dominion Box Co During the absence of the Pas tor the Rev Turk of the Bellfair Methodist Church the Beaches the Joseph Young is in charge Stealing by young boys is becoming a common occurence An auto which was supposed to have been stolen by two boys and a girl from the west end of the city was stalled at the corner of Redwood and east It ran into the curb breaking wheel and was then left there by the occupants Investigations made by the Rotary Club have convinced it that the hotel is a great success in many cities in the stated Mr Geo the President of the club Mr thinks that on the evidence gathered the hotel could bo established on a paying basis In Toronto Replies from over cities of the Stales confirm this view A partial compliance with the demands of Pattern Makers has solved the strike difficulty and many have gone to work Under prohibition business conditions became unfavorable and this led to closing of a sub urban hotel known as the House A clean swimming pool has been arranged at Woodwork ers Park and is much enjoyed Word comes from tho Parlia ment Buildings that Hon Mr is not afraid to fix food prices On Saturday last the Young Womens Auxiliary of Calgary Baptist Church held their annual picnic at Long Branch A terrible thunder storm oc curred here on Saturday Powell of St Bar nabas Church Ave has loft for an extended trip to Western cities and the coast and Rev be in charge of the church during his absence Central Methodist Church Choir held a picnic at Bond Lake Sat urday No less than 700 American Cadets are taking drill in Toron to and Gump Borden preparing to go overseas and enter the war fa Franc ss IH f J Brother of Win who was killed in action and of Mrs ft of Newmar ket Franco Dear Sister Received your letter of April a few days ago also letter I sure was glad to hear you again Have not been dblo to look up but hope J soon as we are expecting to geV out for a rest in a few days and I will try locate him then We been in the line continually for the last couple of months or since the big drive in April I am writing you this in one of Fritzs big dugouts about feet under ground which we are using for a dressing station As I write everything is jumping from concussion of shells I hat Fritz is sending into a val ley just about a hundred yards away I have counted one bun dled of them one after another none of which has done any harm for the good reason I hat is nothing there hurt except to beat great holes in the ground and throw dirt Wo dont mind him wasting his shells but hope be will not lengthen his range or he sure would make it very Interesting for us and might have o bring this letter to an abrupt close WW Ill Era 2ridrt967 The barn of Mr Moses Knight Queen St East consumed by on Monday- supposed to be from spontaneous combustion Thousands attended and circus in Newmarket last Wednesday and wore pretty well satisfied The price of ad- mission was Mr John Hacking died at his residence in Whitchurch on of July in his year Mr Hugh died in East on the of July in his 70th year Mr Peter Anderson died at his residence near on of June in his year Mr J If Johnson advertises Planing Factory and Mr Thomas Thompson calls attention to his store at Holland Landing Mr Andrew Henderson adver tises his grocery and book store also liquors Dr J Peck surgeon dentist includes testimonials of his work in his display ad Dr has a full column ad for his Drug Store and Mr Spencer advertises his grocery and liquor store at the North End Dr Norman and Family Who leave for Japan next month to resume Missionary Work for Methodist Church- i J We are sure having fine weath er just now It is fearfully hot and I am going around with as few clothes on as possible Had a letter from Charlotte same lime as yours She says dad and the hubby are in good health and steady work I sup pose things are pretty dear there but they are much more so here and in England Welti Sister we are moving along slowly towards Fritzs home town but is certainly very hard fighting but we have the best of him in every way end better still his losses are a great deal greater than ours I do not think he ran stand much longer I just wish you people could see one of our artillery bombardments that he has to stand day In and day out and he never knows where we are go ing to strike next as we keep him on the jump all along the line He sure doesnt get much sleep And you just ought sec the prisoners They sure are a mot ley lot ranging in age to and looking very much all in I have seen amout of them and bey sure are glad to be out of il Well sister I have just got that Bill was killed out here and didnt know he was here all so Im going to write the Records Office in London for particulars as I dont know what unit he was with I want to lo cate where he was buried if I can I am looking forward to getting word from dad as I understand he has had official word from Ottawa His Reg No is and apparently he enlisted in Medicine Hat I didnt know he was there although we have three cousins living there I have met so that was thinking there may be a mistake and it might be one of them I hope you will let me have any news of him you may get so that may see about his grave and any other of his be longings that might be out here Well I guess his all news for now Hoping to hear from you and also from again soon Tell her I am go ing to write her and to watch out for souvenirs Goodbye for now I remain as ever your lov ing Jack A juvciiiont Might Train for The main object of tho scriptionisls on both sides of itics from now on must be to keep Borden Governments nose to it One of the first signs of back ing up was their readiness to dis pense with the elaborate classi fication of the bill and put all the single and married men from to with no ties under one class Another sign of cold feel the penalizing clauses for news papers which might publish any- j thing in the way of criticism of conscription or of the methods which the Government might or might not employ to it out Under pressure of a sturdy public opinion on both sides of the House in favor of free speech Mr Mcighen was obliged to sub stitute may for shall so that the suppression of newspapers with ideas of their own is now optional on the part of the Gov ernment instead of mandatory as before Which is say that we will continue to have an unfetter ed press in Canada if the Govern ment chooses Impartial observers are of the opinion that the Government bad better choose a free press or some Canadian may arise who will knock all their heads together It seems strange at this late date that Canada should adopt all the eliminated by England when she saw where suppressing the truth landed her What makes it worse is that Can ada has not the same excuse as England because in England there was real danger of convey ing information to the enemy through these public channels But an air light press in Canada has no excuse but a desire on the part of a decrepit Government to stop the other fellows mouth A press censorship such as Mr Meighen outlines in his famous clauses would not only shut off all criticism of conscription as conscription but also all about W K OConnors lat est report on the cost of liv ing shows that Sir Joseph on one bacon contract with the British Government made four and a half million dollars One supposes that il is little transactions like this which the pressgag clauses of the Military Service Act are intended to pro tect For certainly nothing could create a stronger feeling against the conscription of flesh and blood than to think that Sir Jo seph was left behind to make a huge fortune out of the soldiers wives and families The appointment of Mr J as a Food Controller whose chief duty is to issue state ments telling us to live on green stuff is not likely to have much effect on the high cost of living as long as Sir Joseph is al the other end of the teeter Every lime Mr bears down Sir Joseph will bear up and the price of bacon will stay where it is- Providence may help Food Controller out for the summer and autumn months when the green stuff comes with a rush and prices take a slump after that things will be about as Ihey were before fl IN of any phase of the Govern- 1 activities which might cause prospective conscripts to I Cynthia Blue Aloes which begins in August Cosmo politan is one of the weirdest and most mysterious stories that has been- published in years II has much of the dark brood ing qualities of an Edgar Allan story treated by a modern writer Her experiences in South Africa entitle her to write authoritatively of this part of the world If you are a lover of stories with absorbing plot construction you will be intensely interested in this strange story of a Karoo farm is profusely illustrated by Patrick Nelson and begins in rrili- August Cosmopolitan GOO ami Particular attention is called to the convenient night train op erated via Canadian Pacific Michigan Central to Detroit and Chicago Toronto pm- daily arrive Detroit am and Chicago pm Lighted Standard er is operated to Detroit Fur ther particulars from any an Pacific Ticket Agent or Howard Toronto Four boys on their way home say that the Borden Government from Sunday School near London was not worth fighting for For were killed by lightning example there is the Borden Gov ernments alliance that great and good man pious pork packer an alliance which is probably as unpopular with Conservatives as it Is with Lib- Sir Joseph to a larger degree perhaps than any other man in Canada symbolizes the high cost of living His alliance with Borden Government is CORNS with From Era Fyle July 29 Mrs Win Moore and daugh ter of visited at Lawyer Moores this week Mr J P Hunter Encampment this week Father Morris attended the laying of the corner stone for a new church at Adjala on Wed nesday The Tomb At Oak on July Mrs Benj Stevenson aged CO years In Newmarket July An nie daughter of Mr John in her year Mr Thos McDonalds boy fell into a pail of boiling water last Saturday and was nearly scalded to death following are the readings or thermometer Ibis week Sun day in the shade Monday Tuesday Wednesday 92 Thursday Co put in a Cash in their store week the to adopt cily ap pliances started in the 2Mile Bi cycle on Friday evening but Frank was too much for them Time It was for the Atkinson medal Last Saturday evening the of the Era had the delightful sport of drawing in a lunge at Orchard Beach that lipped scales lbs It measured three feet nine inches in length and was inches in width Mr Hewitt says he landed from Ihe same water some years ago that weighed lbs Decoration Day was observed in Newmarket Cemetery on Tues day afternoon Ihe stores and factories being closed especially for the occasion Procession headed by 12th York Hangers Band left Market Square o clock composed of various benev olent organizations The Odd- Fellows had a twohorse dray carry their flowers in iron urns to be placed on the graves of de ceased members combe delivered the address fol lowed by Major Lloyd Tho at tendance from Town and country was very large The annual leameeting of King Christian Church on Satur day was a great success Ad dresses Elder Pres ident of Conference Revs ley Percy and it i- to loosen a tender corn or co It lifts out with out pain You reckless men and women so close and intimate thai there who are pestered with corns and is no dodging it Sir Joseph and who have at least once a week the high cost of living will be a invited an awful death from on the Borden Govern- jaw or blood poison are told back when conscription is by a Cincinnati authority to use forgotten a drug called which no When we returned from moment a few drops land last Sir Joseph lo any corn or callus made a speech whose echoes still is relieved and soon entire reverberate through the land He corn or callus root and lifts said that Canadian business off with the fingers men should be ashamed to make dries Ihe moment It So much money His sentiments is applied and simply shrivels were noble If remember right the corn or callus without lu be said thai all should serve the flaming or even irritating the stale for the states sake and cut surrounding tissue or skin A out the It now bottle of will transpires lhal when Sir Joseph very Little at any rug store but to with profits he will positively ones feat of meant to hell with the other every bard or or hard Iowa profits Sir Josephs own callus If yavs druggist profits ware to bo sacred hasnt any get It asmost inenreliiyn which at say wholesale is sacred that it Is CAW AUTO When a motor car containing Miss Bertha Doyle of Dawes Mrs KilpatVick of Oril- Ont and driven by Charles Clark of Ave was crossing the Metropolitan tracks Ave on North at Wednesday evening it was hit by a Metro- car in of Motor- man J of Alcora Avel The ladies were thrown vi- lo the ground and were the drug store of Eying of and Yongo and Jeffs and mack were called It was found that both were badly shaken up but after being taken to Mr Clarkes on Aye v J