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CHAINS PENDANTS Solid Gold to to 5 Watsons Jewelry The Leading County Paper as well as he Oldest No Paper sent out of North York unless- paid in advance TERMS i50 per annum in advance when not so paid 1 to United iu advance only TODAY And You Will TOMORROWi v Watson Graduate lt JACKSON Editor and Proprietor si ISA FRIDAY S You not light your Furnace for another Month if you use one j Coal Oil Healers They will make any room very comfort able very small cost The better Stove is the Florence Automatic You can boil water and do any light cook- East Rural School lair Class poultry Barred Rocks Margaret Class la I taken he Agency for The Enterprise High Oven Range a little belter than anything yet shown See it on South Window ELECTRIC IRONS HEATERS TOASTTRS BULBS 15 100 Watt THE BIN HARDWAR THE PAINT STORE FOR GOOD PAINTS VARNISH 28 BANK ESTABLISHED OVER YEARS Remittances to Soldiers Remittances to soldiers in England Belgium France or Easlem Countries may be made through the Bank of Montreal either by cable if haste is essential or by Draft or Bank Money Order if to be sent by letter post St J Cockerel Eugene Waller Davis a Bertha Buckles a George Stevenson Herman 3 Kathleen Knight Pallet Waller Davis Bertha Buckles 1 a 3 George Stevenson Marsh 9 Cock Colin G So Hen Turner OP Pegg Morion Class 2 Oats A No See One Quart S S William Fred Hood 10 Joe Morion f rt frank knights Sec Sheaf Herbert Crouch Joe Morion 5 William V 10 Frank Knights i Phlox Blooms S in 1 Lena Class Collection of S 5 Flossie Foster 5 Daisy Class 19 Collection of Insects 1 Daisy Vera Glover Class 20 Collection of Plants S S George Hill VOL LXIVNO 35 Single Copies eaoh From Era 1983 Class 21 Collection of Grasses 1 Berlin Bain Flossie Foster 4 Lena Smith Daisy Smith Smith 5 p a A View of the Famous Long Sault Rapids Which are Again Subject of Controversy The Long rapids In the SI Lawrence have long attracted envious eyes of power magnates in both Canada find Hie United States S S 3 head G Ross Manager Newmarket Branch SOUTH END LUMBER YARD P W JUST ARRIVED Class Marquis Sec Quart 1 Ernie 2 Eugene Farr Marsh Max Leslie Wright Hoy III Sheaf 1 Lome Ernie Dcavffl Marsh Max Melvin Morton fi Floyd Class 4 Potatoes Irish cobblers Six 6 Colo Cephas Andrews I Beatrice Thompson J A Class Collection of Native Woods ILeonard Gordon Cole 3 Ross Watson Class Collection of Vegetable Plants Daisy George Hill 5 3 Lena Smith Class 24 Collection of Pressed Leaves I I I- Flossie Foster I I Marjory Lewis Ruth Elsie Huntley Class 25 Northern Spy Apples Leonard Milne 1 J I 11 11 5 the The SI Lawrence Power Co a subsidiary of Hie Aluminum Co of America is seeking obtain piecemeal what failed in to gel iu Their The annual S Convention of King was Kettleby last Officers elected Iseph Rogers Vice Woods Scc P Pearson OBrien Executive Norman Hambleton O E J Da vis Frank John A Watson and J Addresses Rev Jos Rev W Amos and Mr J P Belfry Mr and Mrs got back from the Old Country last week Visitors in Town Mrs John j Crone of Buffalo Mrs win- of Weston Mr Orlando Wood of Winnipeg Mrs Geo Smith of Maple Mrs Wright of To ronto Mr Hughes of Mrs Bradford and niece of To ronto Mrs from Austra lia Mrs Dr Campbell and daugh- application International Waterways Commission with opposition I Mrs Dan ford Hid from Canadian which is urging for either national ilevclopnienl of the whole river so as prevent the- alienation of the countrys rights this valuable national resource The Aluminum Co acknowledged that propositi works would yield Hi horse power in addition to the p already developed They ouhliiuease the unt il of only live Gents stilted thai the works would only and v put of- aluminum lbs per annum If a per pound were made on Ibis increase of output it would repay in one year Hie whole namely The Editor of the Era had the pleasurable excitement of going through these rapids lasl August when lie was again impressed with Hie possibilities of the waterpower that was going to waste rive at this point having a drop of feet in miles- I Class Field Beans Pint s 1 Leonard Milne Flora Rolling Lawson oris Cole 8 Margaret Davis Class 8weet Corn Golden Bantam Six Ears Hoy Max Esther Rolling Willie Hollar Jack Ruth Class 11 PEARSON Cor Church and Carters Wm Giles John Murphy and Leslie THE CANE SONS CO LIMITED MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ROUGH AND DRES8ED LUMBER Mangels Yellow Leviathan a a Six Hoots Hoy Lloyd Fred Class 8 Turnips Carters 1 Lome Frank Hose Watson Class Beets Dark Red 9 I In A Roy Marlill Anna George Hill Hoy Class 26 Snow Apples 1 Flossie Poster 2 May Fairharn Leonard Milne Lambert ft HOLDING THE LINES AT HOME I ii Class Apple Collection Blizzard Margaret Davis Anna J Florence Lome a A a 5 Class Small Table Bouquet SS Bertie Bain Dorothy Ramsay Flossie Foster Marjory Lewis Marlon 20 Tomatoes Kathleen Knights Bertie Bain 1 Blizzard 1 Charles Flossie Wright Class 30 Largest Squash 1 Mary Klsle Huntley Class 33 Calf Dairy Breed S Six Boots Smith Sleeper Leonard Milne Flossie Carman Boiling Class Carrots I Fred 2 Lome i Donald Class 34 Calf Beef Breed I Marion Grose Wilruir WIImui Class 8prlng Lamb watt 11 Canadian patriotism demands the practice of thrift by all her sons The men who are holding the lines at home are they who are making it easy for the business of the country to go on with little jar lo mechanism The steady pulling together of all citizens the produc tion of goods and in the conservation of all field crop murks the thrifty nation Saving on the part of our la going to be the greatest Insurance we will have In Canada against a period of depression after the war The combined capital of the individuals who make the country will form fund of sufficient power to drive business along in most satisfying way in spite of the prevailing hard times of such a period The saving man Is therefore a real patriot lie has Canadas interests fundamentally at hen I May his tribe in these days when wealth is piling up un der the spur of wartime efforts Save it hits both ways It is a high form of patriotism And ii gives ones country a leg up in a critical Put by that extra dollar now The long procession of thrifty dollars will make a line that will not waver- Hindenburg or no It A Smith are taking in the big Fair a I Chicago Mr Ins Powell and bride from Battle Creek Mich who have been spending two weeks of their honeymoon with his sister Mrs It A Smith left for home this week The Harvest Festival under the auspices of Pauls Church last Friday evening was one of the best they have yet held ceeds Markets Eggs 1 butter ducks potatoes bag lamb to lb by the quarter lu 1 a a I j 13 as Flooring Siding Moulding and Inside Trim in Pine Cypress Ash and Oak and Stair Material all well kiln dried and nicely machined Sash Doors and Window Frames Doors In Pine Fir Ash or Oak at prices that will Interest you Kindly give us a trial The Cane Sons Go NEWMARKET BANK OF TORONTO Banking Service given careful attention Sale Notes discounted made to responsible parties convenience is afforded to Saving Depositors Small or large sums may be deposited and interest paid on balan ces I Iteiivitl I Helen Stanley i Charles Wash Class oniona Onions I Hall Harry a a I i Don vera s s mil i Kenneth CeoJI Wilder specials pupil skill in hand ling a calf Donald Smith in a lamb Cecil S S- NO 36 Hammer Handle I Smith Morion Claaa Milk 8tool a 12 Six Hoots S S ihoiniiH Blizzard I Prank Una ISealrlve Morrill 13 Garden 1 Pint to market A LISTER 1 I Amos Viola Hall Willie Comet looms I ii l Mabel 3 Mildred Hall 11 Stella fi 1 Arthur vcil Jeore Hill Donald Smith Morton I Itumsay Claas 38 Model of a Farm Gate 1 Smith Bruce Morion Hill Melville Morton 1 Class Oar Tea 1 A i Mabel Class Crochet Work 1 Kathleen Kelly Anna Mackrill i Dp Oner Evans Agnes Steeper Class Pair of Knit Socks Kathleen Kelly Class Public Contest I Lena smith Class 8ong I Kathleen Kelly It 2 Win Barker Class BO School Parade S- No No No No No Class Winning Highest No of Prlzee Hill No Class Winning Highest No of Prizes No School Winning No of Prizes In Proportion lo No on Roll Sit A Council Whitchurch Council met at Hall Wednesday Sept with all members present and Reeve in the chair Communications as follows were presented Mrs Fairies P I and Mrs Pros requesting grants to pro vide material for Patriotic work in their respective Societies John Monk man with offer of for Release Of Claim for Deviation Hood Allowance along part of Lot Con now not used A presented claim for amounting lo SI 19 15 said have been caused by of road This claim was laid over for investi gation and consideration at next meeting The Treasurer was Instructed lo pay each to the Iwo Ladles Societies asking giants for Pat riotic work and he following ac counts as presented for ft plunk I I Rowland for fencing wire etc ami others for filling Con IT MAKE pp and limber A MILLION FOR HIM Powell for gravel man discover drug that loosona to they lift out for IK yds Good news spreads rapidly- and druggists hero are busy Monk man dispensing frouzone the recent Reeve and of a Cincinnati man which is said to loosen any corn so it lifts out with fingers A quarter of an ounce costs very at any store handles drugs but this la said lo bo sufficient to rid feet of A Church Class 41 Loaf 1 Daisy a of Bread S a Pearl Church i SS 1B Sweet Peas Blooms I Agnes Steeper i Florence i3 Bertha Hall it Mabel Dora Claaa Lunch Box 1 Irene Milne Lewis Mary HIM 43 Three Button Holes Smith Kalhleen Kelly Beatrice Ohm Hand Made Apron Sarah 13 I every hard or soft corn or callus You apply Just a few drops on tender aching corn or tough callus and instantly the soreness Walter gravel Murphy and others for work on sideroad bet Lots If A- Con passed Accepting the offer of Mr arid instructing lie Treasurer In execute the deed the Sureties offered by appointed Collector and instructing Clerklo have necessary prepared and executed Councillor was appointed I YEARS AGO From Era 2 A Sunday School Teachers In stitute was held in Aurora on Sept Rev John Shaw presid ing The following look part in the discussions I Hawkins P Irwin Hen Pearson John Petch Jackson Isaac and ft Stevenson cases before lodge Boyd at the Division Court here yester day Notice is given that Joseph has withdrawn from the firm of J Millard Co cabinet makers Smith announces the opening of his Millinery Show Rooms A Henderson advertises the arrival of Tall Stock of books stationery and fancy goods of Aurora has a big display of Fall and Winter goods Hughes Co of New market advertises an extensive slock Of dry gods groceries etc cash Newmarket ami Sutton makes a big display Harris advertise their Flour and Provision Store in Newmarket Miss Poole has removed her millinery rooms In Bent- leys Drug Store Phillips iS Dales advertise their and Cabinet Ongaii Factory in I Jones advertises a big reduction in prices his Photo Studio A J Hodge make a big dis play of their stove and tin shop and advertise their hardware and cutlery store on Main St It lakes a whole column en umerate the preparations on sale- at leys Dnur Store There are adver tisers in this issue of Ihe Era Married Sept 1 by Rev John Shaw Service to Wells both of Whitchurch On Sent by Rev Henry Thorp hury to eldest dniigh- of Mr Jacob of Fast On Sept Rev John Brown Thos J Dales to Miss daughter of Mr Thos all of Newmarket At Parsonage by Rev A It Chambers on Oct I both of Fast imbury i Markets- Fall Wheal Spring Wheat Barley He Peas Butter Potatoes bush I US A Commissioner to have hills paiied on Concession Line opposite Lots j On motion Council is relieved and soon the is so shriveled that It lifts out without pain It Is m substance which dries when piled and never or even Winnipeg irritates surrounding skin voted for This discovery will prevent thousands of deaths annually from lockjaw and infection here tofore resulting from the suicidal habit of cutting corns Saturday nig A woman Two men wore fined Nuns Orphan each and given jail terms also been charged by In of the Hoard of Control The Canadian Camp M A Niagara was robbed of some it two others fined each and two motor cars were confiscated or bringing liquor into Canada Niagara Falls orderly at Grey in Montreal has and is said to have mads full confession that she set fire to building on February win porl8hed babies There Is more Catarrh in this sec- lion of country than all other dis eases put together and for years it was supposed to be incurable Doctor prescribed local remedies and by con stantly falling to cure with local treat ment pronounced It Incurable Catarrh Is a local disease greatly Influenced by constitutional conditions and therefore requires treatment- Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by P J Cheney A Co Toledo Ohio Is a con stitutional remedy Is taken Internally and acta thru Ihe on the Mucous Surfaces of the System Ona Hundred Dollars reward Is offered for any Ihal Catarrh Cure fails to cure Send for circulars and testimonials J CHENEY A CO Toledo Sold by Druggists Halls Family Pills for call i to i iV ARCHIVES OF ONTARI i tfj fm