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Newmarket Era , February 25, 1921, p. 1

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est while Icat Watsons Store is iv I Leading County Paper as No paper sent out of tforlh York unless paid in advance v- if TBRM8200 per i IP Bunas Livelihood j Rloi or td you two your olaasi i JACKSON Editor and Proprietor NEWMARKET 1 rlaohlnloto flpplloncoa tlttlufjo Automobile Oilfl and Town Council All of tho Batik are in position to give ho most and Municipal dealt in Foreign Exchange bought and cold Money Orders and Letters of Credit made on nil in of overc0 i Ihff AH present- Mr with rcffK- one of alalia MflrkeL lijfcrrcJ the iroiicrty Committee Pollowldtf passed Go v Bower Toronto llovpHat Inland Pay Sheet No It to P fe to jay Light Co A Thompson A Sons Can Co new i675BG York Madia York Jfadlnl re ac count lo have power to secure expert ad vice 05774 Hand Co Sewer and Gutter esti mates J I KiriEU A END LUMBER YARD -j- p BIRCH SLABS CASH PRICE J PEARSON Cor Church and JfcrfHlV hi- Lath Shingles Posts Etc flLCO Sash Flooring Moulding Turning Sawing Dressing Etc fe tea te tetory Yards Huron St Newmarket t From Chrome Leather A Horsepower Strap OR I- The two wde from the known will not harden with or have great and qualities that more than please you May you fine ion and A WEWMAKKEl A HAMILTON RAVEHKOB Champion Shoe Repair touch as we ere called upon a iiar of the over Wo are In of A J ik pi ii fel it WHiLIAMflOli luiJtcr KOI for Jiglil from Andrew St and Liberal granted of If Millard an In Office referred to the Light Com Aiiipllcallorf of P- Ho are for rental of Gardens for Ac- to Property Com- Library Board for levy of C50 for Granted frpm A j ttMonmilcd toy prints Wvliig of water Ordered to he placed on ami he Property Committee lo have the suite properly from accept of hut re quiring increased salary The meted to ad vertise for said applica tion to he In tho Standi of the Clerk noon on Monday next and ByLaw Com to he prepared to amend at meeting of Council from Major Morrl- asking for of amount duo Nugent laid Mr of the Board of Trade heard on behalf of the appointment Qf a Community k delegation of EG spoke of the did work of the Nurses while In New market He was aware that there vereimony admirable things that the Town wanted Park Streets named Play Grounds Com mindly wo cannot have everything at once Health and capacity for earning should have the first consideration and Health touches the root of the matter it wo had a Park there would he few people who would visit it although it is very desirable hut the people who earn the smallest wages have the largest families hear the greatest bur dens and suffer the greatest hard ships are the ones that a Community will help Sho should be ap pointed by ho Town and this Is the most strategic thing to do the pres ent time besides the most humeri There are dozens of fami lies where the wage is so small that they put off engaging of a physic clan when he Is really needed and then many a lid is sum moned it Is too late to save life The appointment of a Community Nurse would give a ray of hope to many a discouraged life and he was sure that the Town of Newmarket would stand wildly behind such an appointment Rev Lawrence thought that sufficient had been said to convince Council of the needs for an ap pointment If the members had been following the trait of the and suf fering as the ministerial brethren had done they would require no further evidence of the good to be accomplish ed Mr A Cornell had observed the work of the nurses In connection with the schools and he regarded that they gave very efficient service The of personal teeth and bad throat had brought be fore the children In a way that they would not forget it and he was euro that a constant the employ Of the Town would be a great benefit to children of age and they would come In better shape Mr peatson said that lie had been sounding opinion In tho mat ter and while he found a largo body in favor of the nurse there was also a Targe body In doubt about it thought he had given notice of a mo tion to coma up later he moved that the Council place Itself on record In favor of a nurse for the period Of three months It requires the sym pathy and aid of all the people to make this a success felt sure that Willi a trial of three months the pub- would be satisfied Mr Keith said ho had given a good of lime lo the study of child life hi the County of York The Children Aid Society was doing good work and coaling a lot of The Pension Bill coat County mouth the second month and It will probably be month By the end of the year It would probably reach A are now making public that ier ftt the under SO for but tiny not ling results It Is a most ato thing that people can not bo In dependent of the stale and Ho that it was the fault of our educational flyalem appear to he- feeding that Im proving We are told that there are so many children that tide amount is only a drop In the bucket The trouble la that there are so many other drops that the buc ket is full To Ids mind too much effort waa made to favor profession- Nature conferred upon gifts for poJttons that are for Hie fore ns the When manual labors gets the amc as oilier professions things will ho different There Is only one hook the book of hooks but Instruction hi that fulminated In schools whether Hwflfl In the of the Town to make said that where Ihe fell down in Newmarket was in not reporting lo the Council If one Is appointed he should Insist that a ho made lo each Council meet ing He bad deal of comment and but the were hi favor of a nurse He wllllngito give the mailer a trial for three lie heard that there will bo nurses graduating In June and If not satisfied with the present appointment would be n good many from Seeing of of who are in favor of appointment Mr was willing to give It a trial Mr Mortimer thought that the ap pointment should bo made for a year as a service gave a person a bolter chance The motion then put and car ried almost unanimously Enquiries Mr Mortimer asked If the Park Wirt prepared to report flic Mayor replied that nothing was ready Mr Osborne asked If there was any provision for a to obtain a license to peddle meat from door to door The lav does not require a license for that purpose replied Mr Keith Mr Cane was to understand that young lady who was Sent to the able to expenses and If coat should not out of the In the followed It was plainly- indicated any for help In this way should comp to the through Medi cal Health Of fleer it was a ques tion In this case whether Newmarket or King was liable as girl had only been a resident of the Town for a short time the to On motion of Mr Keith the Mayor and Clerk were authorized to sign the necessary documents regarding the property purchased from the Sykes and the right to lay sewer pipes on the Mr Cane moved for of a Supervisor for the Town of New- market Mr Cane explained thai his Inden tion is lo engage a man to work olf at small repair woik and when necessary to engage and boss others lie should be at the Council every time It meets to carry out instructions which may he given from time to time and make himself generally useful Mr Keith thought that a of duties should be out so that a person applying would have some idea of what was required of him and suggested that the Chairmen of the Standing Committees would perhaps know best what is required motion was referred accord ingly the Special to report at next rfeetlng of Counoil Mr Mortimer moved that a Special Committee composed of the Mayor Osborne and the mover be appointed to report at- next meeting of Council on the advisability and coat of placing electric lights on Eagle Street Both Reeve and Deputy objected to lighting other peoples property when people In various parts of the Town were without street lights but motion carried la meeting of the Council last Week The recommendation of for water aerr vJce be Increased to per lor and the charge for be In creased to of a cent per- toot was carried The former charge per quarter and the latter per 1000 gallons or per cubic foot- The Committee recommended that tho costof the now Inch Mam amounting 3i he paid by a levy of taxes in mi The Mayor did not see why there should lie levy for this Item as the and Water account were- ex pected to take care of themselves Mr Pearson explained that tho main was enlarged for Fire Protection and that It was unfair that water should have to pay for It Mr that lb bo raised by debenture over period of five yearn instead of paying it all at once Mr Keith could be In cluded in the Debentures to be issued for the improvement Main Street peculiar grading Main Street was cause of ex penditure The Town should cither pa for this out of general or else the amount charged to the Town for Fire Protection will have lo tic Increased He thought this be struck out of the report and let Finance Committee deal with matter later This suggestion carried and the re port as amended was As Town Clerk Anderson showed signs of Illness he was given leave to retire and Kellhlook place The ByLaw presented a ByLaw to amend the Water Rates in accordance with passed vIcl wont through Us vari ous stages the new rates to become effective on the of Jan Tho presented the Report of Town Auditor together with a recommendation that certain hours should be set apart for payment of accounts as at present the Clerks time is Interrupted that it neces sitates lotvf bours to keen up with bis work sold that he had been considering ibis matter for some lime and he thought that if the office were open to the from to and from to A that could properly attend to air the Work la the office without an assistant as present Mr asked If Finance had any idea how much the work had Increased While speaking of this matter lie thought hat the Office should be arranged as pot to invite persons remain longer than necessary and thus take up the Clerks time Mr suggested that the Clerk be given two months leave of ab sence on salary to his health and try out Mr Pearsons Idea The matter was loft in the of ihe Committee J r J YEA From Next weeks the rinds ihe Era Office at its new of business nearly opposite Royal on Jlain Street Messrs and bought the Manchester House Newmarket Married On Feb 23rd by Mr Hi Wool Ann Roan ail of Whitchurch Pen wife of Mr J Richard son In her year h- OLIVET for KevmarkeL Notes from Ottawa Auditors Report was referred to the finance Comnilltee with In structions to have the same printed according to law A Num Mr Pearson moved that Miss bo requested to act as Community Nurse for Town of Newmarket for period of three months beginning 1st of March at a salary nol exceed ing per month said nurse to re port lo the Council at of each month regarding the work Mr Cane asked how did this salary compare with what the school teachers were receiving Dr Scott being present was axed concerning the salary He said the Government recommended a year as the salary of a Community Nurse and he thought that it very favorably with the school teachers The received the same amount The duties of a nurse are from to for oix days of the week aid she only Has three weeks holidays- the year round Besides she Is liable to be called at any hour for emergency ser vice The motion carried find the Council adjourned at p BOO of Tiie psopl Mr Moss pressed his motion In troduced at last meeting of Council asking for the appropriation of to be placed in the hands of the Property Committee to place signs on tho Street Corners this amount to complete the job Mr Keith was satisfied to have the signs placed on Buildings but vntedproper posts provided The Mayor was in favor of placing signs on all the streets of the Good Roads System on Iron standards set in cement which he figured at each complete This would be on Main Huron Prospect end Streets Mr Pearson this would run too much money end we have too many things lo pay for lie support the Mow favored the motion of Mr Mr Moss that his would guarantee a good job He bad made enquiry about iron posts and lamps and it would run Into The vaa then put end cav iled Refill went of tiro A C0iiHUf wa fit the man at the Chateau called up and talked lo a lady In Vancouver other evening he held what fa said to be longest talk over wire the history of the tele phone This sounds reasonable when is known that the call was routed via Montreal New York Chicago San to Vancouver neigh borhood of miles Nothing could make possible such a result of scientific research of the Quarter century These Include various amplifying devices know only to telephone engineering expert but the frulla of inventive genius are available and are being used every day In wonder provoking ways Ah extensive building pro gram is mapped out for On tario Agricultural College for this year Ottawa vrflh prospect of defeat In the House if all Its supporters ore not held down lo their scats for the necessity of emer gencies arising the lot of the Government is not a happy one Al ready there is an amendment before the House calling for a vote of no If that resolution does not actually pass Government ma jority will be shown in Us real strength by tho vote Pairs have been out off by Hie Liberals except In case of absolute necessity and therefore Government talks of which are to include early Saturday sittings and other dread things Mackenzie King Leader of the Opposition moved en amend ment to the address In reply to the speech from the Throne that Parliament and the country had loaf confidence in the present ad ministration and calling for an early general election Mr Kings fol lowers all standing solidly behind that amendment and with the ex ception of one the crossbenchers and the Farmers will probably line up behind it also The one exception Is Mr who broke loose from the Liberal ranks during the recess Who sought In an impassioned speech to Justify his so doing by turning on his former associates and verbally tearing Ihem limb from limb Then he supplied the motive for former denunciation of the Liberals when he launched into personal on a number of his former friends an1 washed all dirty party linen he could Mr in a prophetic strain spoke of himself as a John Ihe Bap tist standing In he wilderness and preaching the gospel of man of tolerance who was to from among his own people the minority and rule the country leading it to con unHy and prosperity Per haps the scriptural allusion was not so good as it might have been since John the Baptist ended up with his head on a silver platter and did not himself see the promised land Hon who was attached by Mr will probably reply In the course of a day or so but the former Liberal from by his venomous attack on former comrades killed much of the effect of his explanations The present session Is quite a dif ferent thing from the tame affair of recent years From Ihe second day the fat was in the fire wllh a fighting speech by the Liberal Leader in which he condemned the Government for hanging on to office when the people through the length and breadth of the country were de manding an opportunity of voicing their pleasure at the polls and for throwing aside the spirit of the law for the purpose of hanging on to the last day allowed by the letter people in 1917 thought they were electing patriots Mr King de clared but they Instead they had load- their shoulders with a veritable old man of the sea a burden they could not off until the burden wan ready to be shaken Instead of electing patriots for the winning of the war Ihe people found they had a crowd of office holders to whom the glories and fruits of high positions were of more importance were the thoughts and wishes of those whom they were supposed repre sent Premier Meighen replied In his usual incisive manner but when he had said hi say there was nobody left to take It up Sir George Foster Minister of Trade and Commerce driftea off to the League of Nations as also will Hon J and Hon W Howell when their turns arrive Mr has declared that he only in the until League of Nations legislation Is dis posed of and while for the lima being be retains on Government benches he is not bound down to any course The Governments reply on Iha amendment ls allowing pretty though they votes to defeat the amend ment they can keep the members on the Job A A Buchanan and A Campbell have left the Govern ment If there is not too great a hedge of and that he was likely to do the A Davis vvUralso to across when From Era Feb Mr and Mrs Win were At Home Friday evening Mr Mrs John Surrey were Home Tuesday evening Millard has relumed from a visit at Gall Mlas Dudley of la visiting her Miss Cora Is visiting her cousin Lillian Nash of Toronto Miss and Little delegates at the League Convention in Park- dale this week Miss Keith and Mabel Cain arc representatives of the Junior League Mr J Davis P P for North York was unanimously chosen chairman in the House on Tuesday The Altar At tho residence of the brides parents Feb by Rev W Amos Mr Lloyd of Hall Toronto to Miss Jennie P of Newmarket The Tomb In Newmarket Feb Benjamin aged years At Feb KJt- father of Mrs if Pretty Newmar ket aged years he cornea down There are about ten absentees on the Government Bide and a number of others who to be counted on when there la some thing up of special Interest to them selves so It Is necessary for the Government to keep a pretty full here Looking over tho sealing in the Commons chamber during the past week the weakness of the Govern ment has been apparent At almost any time during the week there more members of the combined op- position present than were there Government jnembcro and a vote on any question might have de feat There was a fairly close call when the Government speakers in the de bate nearly petered out and Oxford had to Jump Into the breach and keep tilings goings until reinforcements were brought up The Liberals demanded a vote on the amendment and the Speaker was reaching for the Question when Mr took his stand and talked around things for half an hour or so until the House was fairly well filled up again As a result of that there has ban a reading of the Act to the Gov ernment supporters At a caucus was laid before them and were Informed that if the Government was to hang on for another year or so as It hopes to do it would be necessary for everyone le stick on the Job and forego of the holidays Ihey had been accustomed to taking in the past The Liberals at a during the week decided against allowing pairs- and the Government professed great indignation Cut any other course on the part of the opposition would have been unwise At the wme lime they were agreeable to pairing wherever such was Their object was to prevent the Govern ment voting men who perpetually stayed out of ihe Houseduring the session and attended to their own business white making member ship here a sort of aide And there are number of those on the Government of the chamber The fight In ihe Commoo3 has well begun and the Indications are that it will be continued until the last day of the session for the opposition with a new fire In their eyes since their recent successes In the and they show every evid ence of being determined to give the Government no chance of hanging on any longer than is absolutely Robt J 35 years old foreman on the Ship Canal was kilted in fall at lock W editor of the Stratford Deacon since President of Dominion Proas Association is dead MTlHRwrnaAel WVf J filter- son tad in Iff I i

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