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i- I I v- w y res MclNTOSH REDS Now Available quantity from Open daily to 530 pm FARMS YONGE ST AT PHONE NEWMARKET m i I I Tl 2 y Called rf frti PL a I W si I With every suit at 5975 6975 EXTRA TROUSERS Drop in this week and order your new fall suit and save up to at CLIFF INSLEYS MENS AND BOYS WEAR NEWMARKET INTERNATIONAL EVENTS by GEORGE Geo Consta -TRUCKS- FARM DAVIS Sim ye need money to fix bom your or for borrow up from Yob ft Up Phraser lop in IKY WHIN YOU NatKD IT HMD Editorial HELPING CANADIAN ARTISTS THE CANADIAN CONCERT Association of New- market will conduct its annual campaign for fall and winter season memberships next week The campaign committee in this organization is renewing its efforts to keep bringing fine concerts to Newmarket The con certs usually three or four in a season have presented young Canadian concert artists and they have been en joyed by music lovers in Newmarket and Aurora and the surrounding district While the association is providing good music for the enjoyment of local audiences indirectly it is making a valuable contribution to assist Canadian talent and the study of music in Canada The experience and fin ancial rewards young artists receive while performing at community concerts assist them in their careers In the past few years numerous Concert Associa tions have been formed in Canadian communities It is interesting to note that Newmarket and stalling at the same time were the first in Canada to establish the AllCanadian series Since then there has been a great of talent including some who are now quite famous such as Lois Marshall James and Mary Syme There have been pianists harpists choruses string quartets ballet outstanding vocalists violinists and a singer of folk songs at least per formers including accompanists in Newmarket Many young artists have been heard who are now rising to public acclaim and the engagements they had here helped them to earn money gain experience and to grow into mature artists EDITORS NOTE IT WAS NECESSARY to omit material for an editorial page in this weeks issue of the Era and Ex- press Because of a heavy volume of news and adver tising at the last minute additional space was required on this page The Editor MOUNT The Newmarket En and Express Thursday Sept Mrs Tom Laws Keswick Mount anniversary the weekend with Mr and vices will bo held on October Mrs S Armstrong Other with Rev Mr principal tors on Sunday with the Arm- of Emmanuel Bible College as strongs were Mr and Mrs J the guest speaker Special sing- Cole and Mr and Mrs Poll- wilt be supplied by the Keswick lege The weekend or Miss McKay Toronto 30 to Oct will be observed and Mr and Mrs Tom Johnson in the form of a youth rally with visited Mr and Breen on Rev Mr Sunday and attended the g service I Mr and Mrs A New- market and Mr and Mrs Mn Toron- visited at the home of M Mr9 Mr and Mrs King over Surlday weekend The will hold its Sep- Mr Herb Cole is feeling some meeting in the church on better after his asthma and hay Wednesday Sept 28 at pm fever attack Keswick M S will be in Ken Manor charge of the program visited Mr and Mrs People of the community wish Morris on Sunday a speedy recovery for Mr H SKATERS Members of the Newmarket Figure Skating club have today and tomorrow Sept 22 and 23 to pay their fees at the Newmar ket arena from to pan Re gistrations for group lesson be received YOUR CHAMBER OK COM IS BUILDING YOU A BETTER Hodgson and Mr Hamilton both having been in a serious ac cident Mrs and Mr and Mrs J Keswick visited Mr and Mrs on Sun day Sunday school is to be at p and worship service at every Sunday at United church From the Files of and 50 Years Ago Sept IB A Substantial Improvement The footbridge over the creek on North Main Street leading to the has been re placed by a splendid cement bridge on iron girders The bridge with approaches is about feet long with iron railings on both sides but one piece or iron is out of place and dangerous The cost of this necessary improvement born by the township of East was 11055 The road way is much better than in the early summer hut there are stilt many bumps that need atten tion Fort Smith Yielding some of the toll it collected from the longdead Franklin party of years ago the Arc tic has given up valuable relies to the daring search of Major Intrepid ex plorer who dashed into the Northern wastes in an aero plane piloted by Gilbert Among the relics found on King William Island are broad cloth and ropes which are in an excellent state of preserva tion despite long exposure the elements Palace Theatre Installation of apparatus for talking pictures has been going on lately at the Palace Theatre and Friday and Saturday of this week there will be a grand opening with latest system Mixed Bowling Tournament The ladies of the Newmarket Bowling club held a very suc cessful mixed tournament on Wednesday afternoon and ev ening of last week No less than rinks were present in eluding the following UAmy Beach Allan- dale Richmond Hill Aurora and Newmarket club Word received this week from Mr Jackson writ ing from on August He says this Is a beautiful city of people Magnificent buildings wonder ful statuary modern business blocks and uptodate streets A later card says he left a wonderful country for scenery on the 3rd of Septem ber for England Mr and Mr Sams of Toronto were in tovn on Mon day regarding the organizing of junior brass band and receiv ed considerable encouragement September 22 The Band The existence of a band in Newmarket is now an assured fact The members have enthusiastically entered into a thorough reorganization and hope with the help of a firstclass leader and the neces sary interest of the citizens to raise the organization to such a state of perfection as to reflect credit on the town to which It belongs It now rests with the townspeople to give the boys the neeouragement they so much need Owing to exten sive necessary repairs to the instruments the boys will be at considerable expense and it is hoped the citizens of New market will show their inter est and appreciation by prac tical encouragement when waited upon by the bands rep resentative Town Council A special meeting of the council was held on Friday night Mayor in the chair Other members present Messrs Cane Smith Hunter and Coombs The mayor slated the meeting was called to discuss the advisability of wring a third well A petition from A and others presented by Mr A Smith praying that the coun cil do not let Mr Harvey move from town until another well has been drilled Moved by Mr Smith seconded by Mr Cane that the prayer of the petition be granted and the committee be instruct to pro ceed at once and said welt drilled Carried Handsome Prize The differ ent branches of the Sovereign Bank are giving handsome cup as prize for the best gents turnout horse bug gy and harness at the coming fall exhibition Mnrkham The cup will he on exhibition the bank here until Monday when nil who wish may have the opportunity of inspecting It Mr Belfry of is back to town again having accepted the position of hook- keeper the Davis Tannery The family will return soon as a suitable house can he se cured Mrs Elliott and daughter Mrs Donnelly of St Cathar ines visited with Mrs Rogers last week Mr and Mrs Andrew left on Tuesday for a two months trip to Saskatoon Queensville News Mrs Grace Hitter and Mr and Mrs Win Grand Mich visited their cousins Mr and Mrs Clarence Wright from Friday night till Tuesday last week Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Clarence Wright who cele brated their wedding anni versary recently Mr Hamilton broke his ankle last Thursday and is in York County hospital Deepest sympathy is extended to the wife family of the late Mr David Benton who pass ed Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Bob Milne who mar ried on Saturday Mr mid Mrs Byron spent week Hart Mr Mrs Herb Kershaw and returned from Nova Scotia after spending six weeks there After flying down and spending several weeks In the Mr Murray Huntley and Miss Elsie Huntley returned with the Kershaws Mr and Mrs Reg Smith mo tored to New York last week and spent several days them Af ter returning they took Mrs Ar chie with them to Ottawa for the weekend SHARON Help right Gel a Free Mr and Mrs A Houston and Mr and Mrs George LeGier and children Toronto spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Houston A farewell party was held at the hall on Monday night for Mr and Mrs Gill and children A shower was held at the home of Mrs Harvey Miller in honor of Miss Jean Watson The bride received many beautiful gifts Miss Jean spent the weekend with friends at Grape Island Lake Couchiching Mr and Mrs Norman ven spent the weekend with Mrs Vanstone and David The first Dutch wedding re ception was held at the hall on Saturday night Friendship Circle will meet on Wednesday Sept 28 at pm at the home of Mrs John Lunch committee is Mrs and Mrs Wright Roll- call will be answered by ex change of plant or bulbs Mr and Mrs Murray Edgar are living in and Mrs John Kings house Sunday services are Sunday school at worship a m This is Rally Sunday Dont forget to come to Sunday school AT WEDDING Mr and Mrs J M Kenny were in Toronto on Friday at tending the wedding of their granddaughter Miss Shirley Brown daughter of Professor and Mrs Brown and Mr John son of Mrs Had- and the late Seymour The marriage was in Timothy Eaton Memorial church the re ception in the church hall Fol lowing the ceremony they left to attend the Colombo Plan Con ference in Singapore and then to Mr posting in Indo china with the Canadian truce commission DATE Sept Sept Sept 27 St Johns School Stuart Scott School Alexander School Prince School Sept A FOR DIABETES IS survey conducted by NATIONAL In cooperation with NEWMARKET LIONS CLUB XRAYS ARE PAID FOR by CHRISTMAS SEALS Mr Toronto has returned home after spending a week with his cousins Mr and Mrs Recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Percy were Mrs Fairbanks sister Hat- tie Mrs and Mrs Hewitt all of Windsor While they were visiting in the com munity a family reunion was held at the home of Mrs Bert Owens Baldwin on Thursday Mr and Mrs Winch have returned home after an ex tended trip through the Mari time provinces A largo crowd attended the shower held in the hall Friday evening in honor of Mr Merlin and his bridetobe Mr and Mrs Ralph Davidson visited relatives in the community this week Misses Lois Hoi born Kay ore holidaying In New York this week Mr Mrs Perry visited with her sister Mrs Bert Owen Baldwin on Sunday and white there met cousin Wesley Sweet Brock ion whom they had not seen for years Congratulations are being ex tended to Mr Mrs Selby who are the grandpar ents of a new granddaughter born to lo Mr Mrs Tom Severn on Friday t H Timothy St Newmarket across from Market Square KESWICK Mrs Vera Herring returned Friday from few weeks visit in Chicago Mr and Mrs Huntley are taking a tour by bus In the USA Traffic to the lake on Sunday was nearly heavy as on summer weekend Many were In swimming Rev ami Mrs W Toronto were speakers the Christian church church on Sunday morning Rev Mr is deputation secre tary of the African Inland Mis sions Mr Mrs and family Wlllowdnle visited Mr Mrs on Inst Mr Tod has accepted a Toronto position Ho will move his family for winter Many from Koswick attended the anniversary services at venshoe on Sunday evening The Keswick provided the music Rev Mr of was the minister for day Mr Campbell took the Sharon services There was a shower for Helen Link and Merlin Winch in United church Monday evening Mr John Marritt visited his daughter Mrs anil family on Monday and Tuesday Mr and Mrs K had lunch with Mr and Mrs Donald Marritt on Wednes day in honor of their wed ding anniversary Miss lols is on a flve- trip to Now York Mr and Mrs Rye Carol and Mr and Mrs Ralph Henry spent weekend at Mr Henrys on Long Lake attending fall where Mr Henry won the lucky draw on a motor boat and trailer The Sunday school of Donald Harper held a pancake breakfast at York County Park on Sunday CHICKEN BREASTS SAUSAGE POT ROAST FRESH PORK HOCKS 3 35 HOME foot INTERNATIONAL freezer with fifty dollars worth of NO MONEY DOWN MONTHS TO PAY JOIN OUR FROZEN AND SAVE 5 PHONE III l fc BARGAIN STORES SHIRTS 14 a to CORDUROY OR to Reg to COMBINATIONS to Reg OAR OR TWEED PRESS PANTS to 44 to BOYS GAR lined 2 to fl to 488 TWEED PANTS ft to Rog to 405 LINED JEANS to Hi ALU WOOL PULLOVERS 8 to 208 to to 298 GIRLS AND KIDDIES SCHOOL DRESSES to 14 BLAZERS- TUNICS Pyjamas SLEEPERS FLANNELETTE DIAPERS to 208 2 to 289 Reg 08 Reg 805 98 2