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pfci MS IS HI I I z f v 1 S i j V- Experienced Servant Wanted Mrs Cane Street Newmarket For Sale Cutter and Top Buggy Apply tc Chur St Ne Cutters it Have you teen our uptodate Hand made Cutters Have only three left Inspection invited Reduced prices JOHN Newmarket 2 Acres Land On the 3rd Con King miles from street on tho Road for Sale on reasonable terms House and Stable Enquire PO Public Pledge Violated fee Mercury tell the gen eral public that the site tor toe new Central Prison is immediately the city limits in close proximity Ontario Agricultural College and comprises five properties with an aggregate area of acres The price paid for the parcel by the Government will be some approximately an The new reformatory will occupy about twelve or fifteen acres the remainder majority of The other members of the council were elected acclamation Deputy Reeve Councillors Kirk and EAST GWILLIMBURV The Misses Muir spent New Years in Toronto Mrs Hudson Toronto camp here for her Willis Attended her Reeve Lapp Florence Wagner entertained Deputy Reeve Councillors party of people on Tuesday evening and another on Wednesday ey- vote was as follows Reeve Lapp Smith 376 Deputy Reeve- Kel- Mrs i and niece Miss Marie Dickson of Toronto spent New being devoted to farming- and used Years with Mrs Joseph Gould Sim- Street 3G0 Vandcwater House to Let Enquire of End- Bros- at the Wanted A Good General Maid to commence Dec 2tb Apply to Mrs Field Avenue Strayed Came upon Lot rear of the 3rd Concession of Whitchurch one Shrop shire Ewe C A TOOLE CI CI i tt in We wish to thank our numerous patrons for their patronage in the past and wish them all a YEAR Phone Photo Artist Take Notice ByLav No passed its third reading on November and was registered in the Registry Office for the County of York North on December J HUGHES Town Clerk for securing limestone brick clay sand and gravel While the building will be known as the new Central Prison it will he a prison largely in name so far as the inmates are concerned Practically the Provin cial Government have in contempla tion the purpose to revolutionize the prison system at present in vogue and Instead of treating as criminals will them chances to reform and become useful citizens This does not mean that there will be no prison bars or but it does mean that by the introduction of patrol system prisoners will not be treated as dangerous- members of society to be punished for past wrongdoing beaten into sullen submission On the contrary they will be regarded more as erring bro thers whom it is desirous to reform those giving reasonable promise of good behaviour being allowed to work on farm a certain amount of freedom instead of ball and chain being fastened their feet while serving terms convic tion But what the people of York are concerned about is the promise made by present local member and inferential confirmed by the Premier that prison farm would be located in this Riding On the strength of this assurance doubt votes were cast for the suc cessful candidates But now the con stituency has been deceived That assurance- has been disappointed a platform pledge on the eve of an election contest unceremoniously violated and one will be reckon ed with when the next general elec tion comes round Municipal Elections Howard street was out to vote on Monday the farthest been from home for Agamst the re- quired J Store VW NEWMARKET I WHAT iS i A party of boys and girls spent a NORTH time at Mr rest- on street on Thursday of Mr and Mrs H Geo Smiths White Rose Wells and Dug- Mrs Smith Following was the vote ii in TCI CI I- m f c i 1 1 i h tf so S t cc CO off i an T r l- r to I CO CO Friends Chi Last Sunday the first of a Life of Christ lustra ted wit tare beauty to doors rfiould be earl o CI If ISP Local Option had a majority of but lost in by votes owing to the requirement I POINTS In C J Newmarket Society Is hereby given that the Annual Keeling of the above Society will be held in the Hall Newmarket on Iith At the hour of oclock pm for the reception and adoption of Annual Pour members of the last Council were returned for Messrs Cane f Doyle and Rogers the two new members being Messrs Eves and Hunter Mr Eves headed the poll The vote was a foil Cane Doyle Hunter r mam mmrngm Reports Election of Officers c A General Is Requested PROCTOR KEITH President Secretary A meeting of the existing board at place on above date at oclock am Hill no 111 I Notice to Creditors Pursuant to creditors and all other having claims against the estate o Mary late of the Township Of in the County of and formerly of the Township North in the County York widow deceased who died on or ajKPtit the day of July on or before the 4ay of to in to f of the Town of County of solicitor ior lit executors of the of- said Mary a full slat claims said particulars of of securities if y held by d take Wither- notice Immedi ately said day of iar- Juary the executors may ceed distribute estate among the parties entitled thereto only to claims of whWi shall have notice a the tfrrte of such distribution Newmarket January Schmidt School Trustees Vote 111 Mr J spent Sunday at Tottenham Mrs Ben Ross entertained on Tuesday afternoon Mr and Mr L Lehman are both in very poor health Mr Walt of Toronto visited his parents here on Monday Mr Herb of Montreal vis its his brother Mr on Mr J and family spent New Year holidays with relatives in Toronto Mr of Toronto was here oh Monday to poll his vote for Option Miss Maud Wallace of Lindsay aunfc of Mrs Harm an is very low Miss of Toronto spent New Year holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Botsford and little Miss of Orillia visiter her grandma Miss Bessie left on the to lecture on Womens In stitute work through the counties of Brant Lincoln Monk and Haldimand Oliver Tench arrived here from Manitoba on New Years eve and will soend a few weeks with relatives and old friends He reports magni ficent crops last year Prof Otto profes sor of German Literature in Am herst College Mas- with his- wife and son spent Christmas holidays at Mr J Robertsons iIrs Nichols of Kincardine was the guest of Mrs John Curry over Sunday and also visited her brothers Messrs Joseph and Oscar Stephens returning home Mr and Mrs ColUnan of visited- over New Years at Mr Barmans They all join ed a party on New Years Day at Mr Ben Howards Mr Donald Shields of Mount Al bert drove but on Saturday evening and spent Sunday with Mr Roy the latter returning with him to resume his duties after the holi- days Miss formerly on the Public School who has been residing in Berlin for several months spent the holidays in New market has gone to for a while Smith daughter of Mr jar w i This great annual event ia welcomed by hundreds of our lady patrons We have eclipsed all former efforts our preparations for thisonr eighth White Sale aim is to make this one of the most successful sales we have ever conducted Weve been preparing for months picking up bargains in Ladies White Wear Embroideries Cottons Sheetings Table Linens etc in White Goods reduced and selling from to 25 per cent less than regular prices Why not lay in a supply when prices are down DEAL AT HOME Do not be deceived by the glaring of catalogue houses We can sell you the same at lower prices than they can Come and see our values and with the offerings of others This week we have placed on sale the following v i 1 Smith who has been con fined to her for the past seven weeks has taken a for the bet ter and hopes arc entertained or her ultimate recovery Clio West and two of our boys walked to Aurora last Sunday atlcrnoon and attended Methodist Sunday School for the purpose of visiting their former teach es Mrs Dunham A family gathering took place at Mr Ben Howards on day hose from a distance being Mr Clark III mm rrif-Jf- I I mmtMft three elected AURORA m Local option was defeated here one of the most strenuous fights ever put up by the temperance element the town available vote was polled and notwithstanding the that the weather wan un favorable the number of ladies who exercised the franchise was in tin towns The vote for local option and but the threefifths clause precluded passage of the measure I he municipal elections resulted a follows Mayor J Baldwin reeve v I council Towns Mr A Archie Murray John Stevenson Br Scrivener public school hoard and Osborne was the guest ol Mrs Manning and Colt man of Toronto over Sunday Mf Rose of Ravenshoe Mr Margaret Osborne and Mr jfleo of and Mr Frank Osborne spent the holidays with Roy of Richmond Hill their parents Miss Jessie Mcintosh of Toronto spent New Years with Mr and Mrs Osborne Mrs L Atkinson entertained Class at her residence on Tuesday evening Miss Osborne and lady friend of Toronto spent New Years with Mrs R Mr jpn New Year holidays Willi her in Mrs J will not receive until the first Friday In February Rev Thomas attended the of he Toronto In the city on Tuesday TOWELS 10 Bedroom Towels hemstitched and fringed reg each sale price loo for YD A full range of Embroideries splendid edgings worth up to yd on at yd CORSET EMBROIDERIES YD The of Corset Viver Em broideries we have ever shown Deep edges on fine cambric TABLE LINENS- Regular line for regular 35c hue for regular line for 23c WOMENS CORSET Pino cot ton Full front fluialied wirh six rows of lace ins- neck and arms finished with lace edge j sizes to inches January sale price WOMENS Fine cotton slip over neck and sleeves finished with one row fine lace beading and ribbon length and CO inches January sale price 63c A a WOMENS cotton Mother Hubbard style rws of fine embroidery insertion front and sleeves finished with frill of fine embroidery lengths 55 58 and 60 inches January sale price WOMANS DRAWERS Pine cotton flu- with one cluster of fine tucks and frills of fin- embrnidery both 25 to 27 inches January sale price 33c DRAWERS- Fine cotton fin ished with frill of fine lawn with three hem- stitched tucks and frill of fine embroidery both styles sizes inches Jannary sale price WOMENS SKIRTS Fine cotton finished wilh deep fionnco of fine lawn with one cluster of fine tucks and wide frill of fine embroidery Jandary sale price WOMENS SKIRTS Fine cotton finished with deep flounce of fine lawn with one cluster of five hemstitched tucks and frills fine embroidery dust ruffie lengths 40 and 42 inches January sale pric At the residence of the brides lather on Christ- mas Day by Rev McLaren Mr Edgar Willis of Whitchurch to MIsb Alma J Rogers of Kin- sale Ont At the Wil lows on December the by Rev Leon p of North formerly of Alberta Miss daughter of Mr John Mrs A of writes W are having a nice IMAIRDEST At the residence of the I J Toronto What the Old Man Says tit meet a in whom old a of youth We has ret a tew jr to forget her erre4 well in hard and them on BO the art of did aot too made what ever to fee iiu her did not the world wicked relieved and the Him that a amlte aottirg but are tA did unto be done by d tit old fcaa to there la a A free and ewrldere a HOLLAND LANDING The following the of elec tion Jan 3rd I9lu lUtvt- Lane fti elected Bell Goodwin lor Option W defeated winter Just enough snow for sleigh lo run but teaming Ik done with wa gon Prices are good wheat We are eleven miles from town thai is no I so bad Wishing all our New market friends a Happy New Year Mrs J was at to a number of her fends at her resi dence on Thursday evening of last week Her daughters entertained the with a musical recital comprising numerous piano Miss Who left for the city next day to pursue her lias developed remarkable ability Mr Hoover Sank In renewing his flubscjfptmn to Miss of jibe Our crops looked cnt Years with Mr ward very promising until about woek before cutting time when a hailstorm spent Gould Sirncoe Street Iter and Mrs entertained to oclock dinner at the Par sonage on Tuesday night Mr of holidays with his uncle Mr Robert- Mrs of Toronto snent New Year her daughter Mm Dr Wm Toronto struck this sfctfon and we lost ail- about bushels of wheat and oats storm went in streaks our next neighbor threshed 22000 of wheat and bushels of oats Harry and his wife abcut a quarter of a mile north of and are doing fine Den to New market friends Years with her sinter Cane Ontario Street No more flgjbt has ever when Hi was ov er by a rote of of hi Ihere an heavy vote polled For council the are Wilton 191 Harding The drat four elected board and Lloyd three RICHMOND HILL One of the fights in tery of the town only one posi tion that of in feaa or many years represented the by aM f i Miss of was the Mrs Joseph over Year holidays Rev brother from New York was a at Parsonage on Wednesday Mrs and Miss Kathleen of Toronto spent New with Mrs Wright Mrs P Dawson of Street was at to a number of friends on New eve I Mamie rnM holidays with her parents In Owen BoundMr and Mrs Herbert Mr Garnet returned to Tuvday after spend ing the holidays with his ALTAR Mount Albert on Oct by Rev Cameron Margaret daughter of Hugh Esq to Harford of Georgian t THE LEADING Undertaking House You buy your Furniture Cheap For Cash UNDERTAKING A calls attended to at resides Millard If tod f brides father on Jan by Rev D Cameron of Mount Albert John Malr of Klein Manitoba to Mabel vell daughter of Mr James Beat Mr and Mrs will reside In on their return from the east the home of the brides mother Manchester Ontario on Dec 28th by the Rev Isaac Elizabeth Maude daughter cf the laic William to William Richard of Ontario son of the late John Cruse of Prince Albert Ontario on Dec 22 by Rev Mt Joy Asa Dyer of Mount Joy to Jane Conner of the dth Inst at Church Toronto Margaret Ington youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Leacock former ly of Sutton West to Mr Burrows of TUB TOMB Deo ac- ftl her late resident lot Whitchurch on Thursday Dec 1909 Mary beloved of David Clark aged years and MARKET 8 J UDdertaking MAIM ST IfORTH All Orders We hope the past year has been as successful for you as it has been for us We Thank You for that Prosperity May the coming year for you be more pros- porous than any year of the past At the meet rag Mr to Observator give an sojourn in Bernier illustrated b As there lections by tl Organ good atten Presbyterlai The prayer withdrawn on oclock this dress to be of will be Ing A cord lie is Newmarket The Toronto match here and drew a was exciting score result it the home Messrs son Mat the A New M A special School Boar morning last plication of was accept Newmarket I of on tin Mr Minns and most highly taught in during the Principal sue bo vices 1st and school will his m Celebrating On Mrs Jos Supper to Option numbering very social Alter voted to lowed by a The thought would be we luiL in license ami enforced a the the use a meeting workers be day of a The a letter assisted the thank be extended l out tl resulted in i i s MGGAULEY Phono PHONE W EVES Huron Street Newmarket Coal and Woo FLOUR AND FEED Lumber and Building Material V I I iv I J Curling Years with consi lollows president- rough top Downes This ioi for Group Clark Group Morgan P Boy T Group The con the Ban to rtiog Ma ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO TORONTO