Newmarket Era , July 20, 1923, p. 7

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JULY FOLKS say that our bread satisfactory and folks know what are talking about Its loaf of fullweighted good- When la the evening call try fhe latest Novelty In Ice HAVE IN CANADA When the on and this country was forth every effort at he rttnl Willi and filled class of the con f ii he highest to tl lowest As a result Canada war record has set among lie nations with a place at the Imperial lablc and a voice in internatk or class jealousy Ayr must the wheel of this or nation js an fidluip nfrgj tutiiMgi flier walk- of Canada from is lnfany The settlers on f and foiling to clear a sowing their umps Her- Our Local News Firemens Picnic TWO KILLED AT Just as we predicted the Fire- AUTO STRUCK BY THAU toens at Island Grove last Saturday afternoon was one Bronte July Miss Jean of the best for many years A Baxter daughter of Cot here this afternoon Metropolitan car housekeeper and play against the girls of the In- e Firemen and their families Gordon Girls Christie dull Church the Fair of the I ailed the about the Lake of land and His Worship of cars passed through here on Monday Mayor game by without dropping even pitching the first ball off i Fred Doyle acted as general tannery has closed down rector to satisfaction of all or two weeks during which The winner in the sports some necessary repairs will were as follows nil be made Girls Race 8 years Under Wilson doll Boyd vanity bos 3 Margaret Terry and good time to tracks Here a fine pro- They were in a car oris Col Palermo and i New Potatoes Mr Peter College judging by pretty good Four years ago he planted ground Bible Vacation School The response of the boys and rls of the Town who have no ace to go during the holidays and more teachers se cured The school opened with C Hall in charge and is Clara as ith Miss Christina Hall as mu- director- The order was and he On Tuesday Miss While- side took charge of the 3 Mr- On Wednesday Miss a acted as pianist Others bave volunteered their for short periods If the attendance continues to in- will be more voluri- for the piano The Rev C Hall told the Bible story on Monday and Rev and The with which the story is repeated by the children the following day is surprising The prospects are favorable for a very profitable and enjoyable Vacation School Any of our citizens who are in terested in the movement are in vited to or more ses sions and we are convinced that they will see the value of work that is undertaken The children who stay at home will be hotter off than those who go away for vacation About is required to meet the Passing of Mr J P Belfry Our readers will not be prised to learn that Mr J Belfry passed away about clock last Sunday evening an had he lived about three week longer he would have readied hi Ever since hi health and bed he has been confined fo hi bo pi We Deceased was educated a Bradford Schools and earl turned his attention to ing in which line he became ver proficient came to head irkel he Wain and the Pi fighting fl enduring privations merely liv mall clearings but f Lulu in fli if no for hem for generations wed in I farmers Simply 1m- thoc we courage and I- if day condition tin py Hi jrcenlagc of farm and Hip III ftr lv of tlicir parly to Hie ii for iiil in These IMP Canada lie rain of v- ami Hi 11 In live up to Canada progremi Osborne Albert Evans bat 3 Williams gun Married Ladies Ball Throwing Mrs Curtis lb5 tea Mrs Boyd hot water bottle Do i coffee pot d Under Girls Peanut Anna Moffat hat Ili II i I Helen Kennedy beads Mens TiirecLegjcd Race Wilson an I two razor ami si f lour Ladies Race Mrs perfume Mr hose Girls Consolation Race Marion Cook napkin ring Cook hat 3 Williams purse Boys Consolation I Leonard Harris mouth organ Harry Osborne bat Wesley ball Boot Race and Boys i George Kennedy mouth organ Watson bat H gun Girls Race and Under Elsie Wilson doll Betty vanity box Draper Krackley and Married Ladies Race Mrs Williams tea pot Mrs Draper purse Mrs Terry Hose Mens Race 1 Wm Draper shirt J hat Hopper bag of flour Boys Boot Race and Under Austin shoes John Kennedy book 3 Howard Draper ball Girls Race and Under I Mary Draper note paper Mary Evans vanity box Alice note paper Ladies Run Race I Alice Diaper hose Gibson paper 3 Lulu Collins cup saucer Married Ladies Thread and Mrs Fnd Boyd lbs lea Mrs Brammer hot water Mrs Cook coffee pot Mens Hop Step and Jump J Kennedy pen Draper ash fray 3 Doyle bag of flour Mens nun and Jump OHulloran cigar stand A pencil Osborne bag of flour Mens Race Years Over J Gibson Aufo lube Moffat records 3 Curtis lbs beef Smoking Race The car going slowly when was bit There is nothing to struct a motorists view the nor is there either signal It or gates this crossing Confused by Jigger The chauffeur evidently fig ured that be had plenty of time in frontof the train but i drove on the track he saw his en- and the express struck him the to kindling and hurling the bodies yards The stop with- feet pants were killed instantly th girls body being found under car and the chauffeurs ten fee further along the tracks Th young couple were sweethearts and both were about years much ra to spread in pi said a at a on the agreed the Gviuimhusy Council Sharon July The regular meeting of he Munici pal Council of the Township or East was held on the above date at the Municipal Hall In All members were present Minutes of the last were read and confirmed Communlcadons were read and dealt That coun cil make a grant of twentyfive dol lars to the Township School Child- Pair Carried That the Clerk lo pay lo wi dow of Ihe lite Jolm Smith the services to thin municipality Carried Moved seconded White that the Reeve Issue his order on tins Treasurer for payment as and tion he held for during nearly the whole of he was the Methodist Sunday ml Just years ago he pled a similar position in Or i Ilia afterwards removing lo Brampton where his health fail- iding at arried Miss Angelina of the Township of nisril in the adjoining County of who predecased him a year ago last March They arc survived by one daughter and at ht of Toronto The funeral obsequies look place from the family residence on Queen Street on Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev J the new pastor of old personal friend of the ily delivered a most impressive and comforting address pallbearers were the same bore the remains of his beloved and departed partner to the tomb namely Messrs J Cane J Brim son Manning A and Jackson Interment a Newmarket Cemetery The funeral was largely at- and the floral offering were also numerous and fill including a wreath from tin officers and teachers of the Sunday School Among the relatives and friends Cook Mens Race H Boyd fountain pen Indian Doll Howard Cane towels Mrs Moffat hose Mrs book A baseball game was also between two teams and lliere heavy hitting on both pitched F Doyle Then supper lime drew with ice cream and candy The horn of plenty was evident as a large wag prepared- Afler suppei Mayor Cane moved to the refreshment the splendid licular part or the day had carried out Fred Doyle moved a vote of thanks it if lhajik for in which hat Hie Cane car The vote received three Che car loft Island Grove at The following citizens towards the prize list for which firemen are very grateful urns Garage Eves J Mi J Wright a j Wbb Law Wing Roadhouse Era J Montgom ery F Duncan A Molyneaux WJ Dr Bartholomew Lyons Toronto Job bing Win Keith Wat son Terry J A Cole Crave John Gordon Cedar for bridge A Cole Culvert work on gravel pit Con John King Work gravel and Con i Gradlni Road Con 3 Cunningham Work Road Con Walter Work T TIioh Sweet Work Con Ceo Cole Gravel Con J- V Cook- Iron for Culvert Con Ben Making lilt Fred Andrews Dragging I Culvert Road I Bell Gravel Con Gravel Con fl Geo Co Kant Town Mae Grant for to Con Grading Road AT UNTERS This will be Mens Week at North Yorks Best Store The men of North York are fast acquainted with our Low Profit and Quick Turnover System of selling clothing This week we are offering some very special inducements in Mens Furnishings Mens and Boys Clothing BOYS WOOL TWEED SUITS EACH BOYS WOOL TWEED SUITS 111 anil Grey mixtures sizes to Bloomers with Fasteners ON SALE THIS WEEK SUIT MENS YOUNG MENS SUITS These Suits are made of flood quality TWEED regular styles flood value at ON SALE THIS WEEK SUIT MENS SUITS A flood ranue or MENS SUITS made of All Wool Worsteds and Tweeds all sizes ON SALE THIS WEEK SUIT MENS TWEED RAINCOATS TWEED WATERPROOF RAINCOATS Sizes 35 lo These coats were regular 2000 and ON SALE TIHS WEEK EACH MENS NECKWEAR EACH MENS SILK AND KNITTED TIES fonr-ta- Knot styles regular each ON SALE THIS WEEK EACH COLLARS EACH FOR EACH FOR MENS BRACES Mails Good Heavy Webbed Elastic Leather Ends and Corded Ends patent fastener good val ue al ON SALE THIS WEEK PAIR WORK BOOTS MENS HEAVY KIP WORK BOOTS in Tan and Black regular ON SALE THIS WEEK PAIR NORTH YORKS BEST STORS grounds Sharon Fred Eves Wire fence I Mars Mary A Smith vices of the laic Express Herald J Agr Rep Grant to School Fair id that the Carried Council Lets Get to Work and Pay Off the Mortgage Nil years a I tional debt v I third of a bill than two and Our debts have greatly in creased our revenues must also go up The farmer has to bear his share of the increased burden That means he must With the increased billions Complaint has been heard that farmers under present conditions in Canada cannot make farming pay And yet many thousands of Canadian farmers do make it pay How Is It Done Patient find industrious carry on will do wonder but tome- thing mote is needed Too often patient industry Is thought out methods Farmers today mo they wish I ordination of head and hand the maintained by poor farm manage ment boarder milkers scrub beeves poor quality hogs or non- profitable hens present by profits by farm more in the sure and pay rowing and the oft policy of slow but Farms also bear of thorough skilful less bulky and poorly shows good profits along Indeed they ha will in Canada has paid iiu pays pay on every fa dfan agriculture has pass low profitmaking In the past and lies Better ted selection and better will do the job feed breed To do better feeding Crop Returns Should bo Increased On the Central Imental Farm at Ottawa some crop coat and crop profits In as contrasted with allOntario average crop costs and crop profits tire given below The allOntario figures are in brackets Cost per acre Hay Corn for Forage Oats 1932 S 04 la and In- supplies of palatable Short rotations including and ensilage crops corn sunflower Sea and oat etc will provide feed abundance for both a winter or Agncuit prove that farming scientifically and systematically profits The the Canadian farmer

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