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The Column Must have knowledge bond brokerage business anil bo twentyfive years pros pools for Intelligent worker Box A Trusts Guarantee partly furnished minutes walk to good bathing beach on cues for ote Millard roomed hardwood floor and finish largo lot garage fixture Wanted of 10000 Interest at on sum mer home Barrio two Ave hundred dollars Would consider properly In Office For Sale on Park Ave School Water light furnace Ap ply on tbo premises Prior fl Canadian Laundry Your laundry done finished or HoughDry Work done and low Phone a second of Interest on properly south aide of Hay wltloli 1 wish to dispose of Will give dis count Box Bra Wanted to lent Farm of about hundred acres in North York Please to Box Zephyr Dot Wanted irulwof1hy Young Man Clerk in store for evenings and Sat urdays Apply Era Eagle Street All Mrs 0 J Wilson and Street Do you want and garden with growing crop at price Twentyfive hundred value for two thousand dollars easy terms All persons having claims against the Estate of the late Ann Cameron who died at Sutton on Oct roust send claims to the undersigned before Aug as I will not be re sponsible for any claims after said A GORDON Road July Toronto WANTED One storey Concrete Warehouse DAVIS LEATHER CO LIMITED Plans and specifications may be at the King George Hotel Newmarket on and after Tuesday July Closing date Saturday- evening August 1925 No fender necessarily accepted Mail in sealed envelope marked Tender for Warehouse lo o e tench Architect Newmarket VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY Under and by contained In a which will bo- f of ibere for sal by Auction fit tbo Kino Hotel in Town of Newmarket ir County of York by auctioneer the following property Editorial Notes Victory Loan million In con December next Why would bo glad of Iho chance to But instead of per cent at the hunks and he iiilertjHt would bo spent in our own country Town of Wnlkerlon lias had a deficit in its finances every for pant five years and lie council proposes lo id debentures for to lake of the Thai is poor Town Char Toronto Ha in tho City I the Kingston lenco of lb bench in police court on Albei South who pleaded guilty I stealing and wagon a as the Mrs J Qain and Que- el Travis 3 Mr bio riends at Owen Horn Office fin last wee Gladys ciul and Mat Amos of Toronto load of wood 8 calling on Old friends in Swimming j Town last Friday Mr and Mrs Geo and spending a week with of ha Pool creeled by the Coin oners Just cast of lb i v 1 1 j a rent nto Ha family Officially Opened Wednesday by Church M Mr J chairman and members the of spent Sunday vill Commission pool Wihin stater Mrs I It Hugo long and feel wide j flic end be accompanied lends have returned from a delightful trip down the Lawrence vis iting lhd cities of Montreal and Quebec While in had privilege of Jala Cardinal Begin lying the a he P It report and the of dollars- and also been reduced during i period The it has made a saving of over a million a half This is certainly linking and look as though the country is going to this progressive town deserve great for the enterprise which they in bringing r Hoi Show lo very doors of the and erecting suitable buildings for its accommodation so doing they made the Sutton Show famous throughout the Province Tim Id attract a tre mendous crowd of spectators Not only is Newmarket i noted as being one of best kept cemeteries in the Pro- deposited with the Provincial Government thus en suring safe keeping and permn- of lots can he withdrawn amount placed with Ihc is being urn to the Credit of the En dowment Fund on the 1st of Jan- last as per audited stale- action of the New- Comelcry Co in bringing mailer before the Provincial also resulted in flic passage of Act requiring all cemeteries brought the ice to bo belter looked after past and if there are local burying grounds ne glected lie trustees had better weeds cut and fences before a County Con stable adds costs to opera Woodstock Out July prompt of her isler Oliver late yesterday when she was in lie cogs of a piece of machin ery at- miles here As a result of idenl Florence sustained- bruises and shock while her sister in saving from he bad both her hands playing in lb do Hie wo sler of her using all her strength J led her away from the screaming loudly for slopped Operators of flic screams II1C Jim in time and found the children in an exhausted condi- So close was llie escape of Mm child efforts of her lime the wheel uaclically every shred of had been torn from her body and a deep laceration lo he back The girts were rush ed fo Woodstock hospital where tonight is re illy unproved Ottawa July Soldier set tlers in Canada will benefit by lie relief by Parlia ment at the Mast session to the of between Si and This is the amount be In the in the book value of live Settlers who bought live stock prior to Oct 1 will have his liability reduced by 10 per cent Settlers who pur ine Government invested ap- j sol dier settlement Of this amount has been repaid Then in 1022 au thorized a reduction in the liabil ity of settlers which amounted to Rough ly speaking be Government has a of nearly outstanding to which a good deal must by way of unpaid interest charges The last reduction is be- tin f The amount by which each elder will bene fit will be deducted from the at Markha overturned in a ditch near Clarkson water from llie engine fatally scalded Marion friends at and Ash- Mr A Bin A commission proceed In molornil lo mi london I lo I Sunday and pent llie day with lo bo used by be crown Social Service Council of Canada a pamphlet by J Phillips Tones on The Menace tack gambling Greatly impressed with the breadth potentialities of Canada ho University of Mon treal parly of which has been on a round trip lo Van couver since July arrived in this city Monday afternoon Construction values for the month of July have already reached according o figures tin office of the building inspector This figure is a new mark for the month of July as the heavier building boom comes usually during the THE PULP WOOD EMBARGO dltor Era Dear Sir My attention ban ravyn lo a Jctlcr from P J published In the Dr spent last week here returning to City i vim Pint quotation from John lo the effect that when nation exports raw materials abroad will be sure to follow those raw materials out of the country This Is a strange in vlow of enormous and most profitable export trade of this kind both from the United Stales and from Great Britain Think for example of he Immense quantities of raw sent to it l that Ibis f American in ihc where this material cliin 11 proposed as Mr about dial business should be stopned and family Frank Smith and camping at Luke gucits of Mrs I- Mann weekend Mr Peter bailiff his wife and Leon have returned homo after spending a week Falls Mrs and Miss West from Toronto visited their and aunt Mr and Mrs last week Mies May is ing home after a very two weeks holidays with at Bala Mr and Mrs Charles Kirby spent Saturday and Mr and Mrs John Kirl and family of Sault Mar spent a few days with his J Victoria is Gertrude Irwin plgc Douglas of mat a Tew days in town visiiing Miss Toronto and St Catli to Herbert son of Mr and Jin 8- Montgomery all of To lo the wedding lo take plac quietly the latter part of Beach Mrs Fred invited several friends up Toronto for a farewell par ly last Saturday evening and Mrs Wallace of Kings County Ireland accompanied by Mr Evans of Toronto spent lay of last week with Mrs Allan Evans at the residence of Mr Elm Mr and Mrs Wallace arc way to where they intend to reside North Dakota and will spend three with relatives and friends in Town and vicinity making their head quarters with his sister Mrs R Manning It is 33 since Mr Wilson left Nowmarkcl and years since his last Ho is wonderfully pleased lie improved appearance of Ihc Town during the past decade He keeps in touch with the place h being a constant reader of has been our In Canada least available In id raw lumber But I neither Mr Barnjum nor has extended the argument embargo on such does not need In his own Mr An party arrived home T spending some week at Fort Willia lagc day after i is abundant freely likelihood that wood In much such material much cheaper or embargo lite quantity than at Id undoubtedly they did use at i this tireless agitation If he advocates way there i Indeed one si of Canada that might wet across line viz those woodJots who should their source of ii en from them by new lav At the Masonic Grand Lodge Mr J J Terry had Ihc honor of be Steward of On Mr and Mrs Drape daughter of Keswick also eldest son Everett and lady friend of Detroit were guest Mrs Mann Tuesday Mr Thios Dales of andMr I A Henderson of New returned from weeks trip down the St Law rence lo Montreal and Quebec Mr and Mrs Russell wh attended a wedding in las week took advantage of the pros of Simpson win married them to have then baby baptised y Rev and Mrs Parry an of Emily quietly of To lo lake place in Toronto early in Mrs Ann Fair of an nounces the engagement of daughter Clara Elizabeth to Mr Walter Bell son of Mr and Mrs W J Bell Tin marriage to take place early August Mr and Mrs Duncan Thomson He eniigLmeiit hen daugh ter Jean fo Mr Robert A of Toronto son of Mr am John lo take plgo the Hire Oat July Norn clear He ttien Mr Gray of Kenton Man formerly of Holland Land ing in renewing for the Era writes I just returned home having been as far West as Victpria Crops district are looking fine Mrs McMnllen daughter Mrs Jackson daughter of he late J Mar den was in Newmarket Dr Frank Cook jr and wife of the Jafe Dr Frank Cook it Is years since he left They are over on a motor Itipand will penl a Cook the roads The of Midi the Orleans arc at present the actively engaged In this transition work and It Is predicted that Iracke of Hie latter 2wccn Paris and Orleans will bo within the next five ye An for large electric lo was placed by a French road with an American concern deliveries of various kinds of el lili qpuvius for are lag made The wl spread employment of French industrial Is being rapidly followed- by adoption for Iowa in had fiftysix bank and losses of bankers armed coin- lew with pistols and t year tiirre were robbiile- of as a gen to do all the shoot hill Marrltt At the General Hospital ronlo on July to Mr and Mrs I a daughter Martha Elizabeth Belli Sheppard At West on day July lo Mr and Mrs Ar thur a son Fredrick Pearson in July lo Mr and Mrs V f daughter The Altai lamBond On July 10th A third daughter of Mr and C Bond of Aurora to Mr Job Ham of Port Hope by the Rev At on day July 1925 Bertha Mai daughter of Mr J to J P of Ottawa son of Mrs James of New Attractions A Unique Highly fenteitaiiilog Program by FOURTH NIGHT SEASON TICKETS ONLY Above price doss not include Amusements Tax At NEWMARKET to W JONES Oat PAPERS SWtB LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND OIL COATED AND DYED Practical Painter and PaperHanger AND ART DECORATOR P Box of Of son of Mr and and lo Miss only daughter of and Robert of llh onIn King- on rueday Heacock wlfe of Charles Stephenson in At M Sunday July Suddenly Aurora July John Underbill husband of Mary Ellen Cooper Miller At the home of her daughter Mrs Crimson CO Dixon Ave Toronto on Sunday July 26 Jane- beloved wife of George Mil ler In her year Funeral on Tuesday Interment Cenfeterj At Bradford at Ihe residence of on July Rev George Porter In his year Interment at St Johns Cemetery Tuesday morning Father Wedlock In In memory of affection husband father who July by our Whispering dear loved can not Wife and family he In hsll rise our from mournin For weil meet la VlEitliuj From Several Cities Are Greatly held A dfTihtatlon motored from Hamilton Gait London A number th- brought their wives a most interesting afternoon were The work done by this instil made a strong Impression present The organization of farmers la not incni worked out The boys are practical knowledge of and recitations little to those present still and clever One opinion and IhJt was th lief Organization Hi i leave country in the spring of for Canada under the clil- scheme which provide as sisted passages for 3000 fam ilies annually MADHOUSE Oh I No Wonder Yearning Meeting Bandsman Citadel A tended and was spent