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i-U- i tV- THfi r ii mi mi rtlWiiliinfllTTTtr i 1 1 i i i M ffHM 7 ft a or ay Co Hughes Toronto A of Lander A Farm to Root Lout Mrs Reynolds UP I BUT WITH Thecals all at Home FEB Editorial Notes Tqb loader Iatroua in On tario ft on paper asking has boon about abolishing Government and will that stops be takon in at The Toronto fttruok a now gait and attention to foot that a a mat- tor of economy franking privilege of members of might be abolish- In that Bom of use mails for transmitting part of their wardrobes from Ottawa and lots of similar goods curtailment might bo in order r A stKoiM to the Toronto Star dated Kingston Fob says Sir homo from Washing- ton on Saturday When interviewed re garding his he said Ho far from finding any aversion to any proposal for treaty wo found that American legislators would bo glad to do b soon in expires Concluding Sir eaid Wo accomplished our mission to our complete satisfaction and far as wo could judge there will bo in way of successful negotia tions to that end From foregoing it that appear of ultimate moat importantmeasure in the Legislature so far a bill wbtoh for its purpose the lessening of tho number of town councillors The bill that ia towns of over inhabitant a oil will constat of a Mayor and Coun cillors to bo by general and two Councillors for ward The coun cil of towns of and under is to con of a Mayor and six to be to of a who ah all bo by vote the township is not divided into Sleighing keeps good and wood hauling the general boom around here Our Supper proved all and more than was expected Mr Bunting ventriloquist Toronto kept the crowds in a continual roar of laughter also the glees by the Bache lors surprised quite a number the Leap year maids Much credit was due to the organist Miss A I who her part to Proceeds about Visitors Jerry at Mr iMiilans Half of at Goodmans Mr Shropshire at The Baptist Church Sunday School intend having a grand nest Saturday to Aurora Everybody in cited and the bands engaged What we would like to know everyone will have to keep their sidewalks clear of snow When will King City have a town hall Why our third commissioner dont drive in and find some way of keeping the streets clear of snow Our Society Mies Mary Bathgate of York Mills visiting at Mr Andrew Mr Geo of Mao his friends hero for a Mr got from Mexico on Saturday having enjoyed his trip Mr boon very low past ton days and hie recovery quite doubtful Mies loft on Tuccday for a of vocation with friends In Mr Taylor who been living in oily last soromor on Miss Thompson of Albert was viotttng- with her brother Mr Thompson this week Mr of Mrs Cody was of friends in town on Sunday and Monday Mrs Freeman of Toronto who has vimting her sinter Mrs loft for homo Mr ie back to Town for about six has boon travelling for Ottawa last July After a skating party Monday a of young entertained at of Mr George Mr IT Mo Arthur of Toronto was visiting with sister Mrs week Ho has not hero for many friends of Mrs will to loarn that is vor in bod with and soiatioa at the homo of a in Toronto Wo accidentally omittod name Wright of Toronto among the relatives who attended the funeral of Millard last week Mr who been work in Now York for the few years and at an employee of tho old was visiting in town this week Mrs word on Monday of sudden death of her step mother at Wbitoyalo through accident al upsetting of a lamp Particular will bo found in another column Mr Win Wilkin of Indiana would like to know if President la any relation to Sandy who kept tavern in years ago We give it up Maybe some of our oldest residents can supply the information Mies Helena who has in hospital at for past two writes that Miss has boon in the institution eight months and they are both favor ably with Undo Sam vote and coanoil of every of a Reeve and Alt Quarterly of four Councillors to bo elected by general lioatoo and Tottenham circuit the vote the of every was unanimously invited to re main the third year Mr his of renewal of The reverend gentleman married a Sharon young lady and her many friende will be pleased to hear of popularly Mr John of writes The past season has been one of unalloyed prosperity in this section of Dakota the of en hanced the value of real estate fully and wo are looking for a great boom in farm lands here in the Spring Weather mild with about a six mob coating of snow while further the snow is from to feat on the level impeding considerably The Eat grows in interest to us with age and weekly visits hare to be almost MOUNT ALBERT Byron Forrest got huxi very bad trying to stop a runaway horse oolong- to David fell on tho sidewalk and Ins collar bono Philip Brooks who lives a miles from got his arm broken while doing repairs to his mill Byron Armstrong from the is calling oh friends Miss from Aurora ox teacher in school of this calling on Mies Annie and a gentle man friend frotn City are home for a fow days Six candidates rode goat on Monday in the A That makes members in this lodge Mr preached in Methodist on Sunday morn ing Rev from Sutton preached in the evening Mr Dewey was away to preaching The Wool Case George Graham of Aurora was arraigned before Magistrate Ellis on charge of receiving wool property of William knowing it to be This is the outcome of the Aurora wool case for which Amos McCoy and laiCph Willis arc now doing time Nil is counsel for Graham and Mr is acting for the Crown Convict Willie testified that ho teamed some of the stolen wool from the to his Willis place About a week later the Graham drove up with a twohorse rig The wool was thrown on this wagon Witness had known de- fondant for a years and knew that he was in the habit of dealing with farmers McCoy who was pre sent at the time of the transfer drove away with Graham John Blake an employe of Co swore that on Aug tho firm purchased worth of wool from Graham He had frequent ly purchased wool before from him The wool received on Aug came freight Crown was not ready to go on and an adjournment was made until Friday afternoon Bail was ac cepted for Any Person Cutting Carrying away from woods will be subject to the penalty of law sals A FirstClara Melodlon octave rosewood of Buffalo- Cheap for or luutiiLmcuLs JOSEPH MILLARD Leading and flOaiise If you want Just call and see our prices If you want a Good Set of I The Manitoba Dairy Association report that 127204 worth of butter and worth of cheese were ex ported last year The news from Crete exciting One despatch says the Greek army of occupation has landed at and another despatch announces that commanders of the European war ships have notified George that they will prevent the occupation of the island by force if necessary Feb A horrible accident occurred Sunday morning a passenger the P train west fell off between- English fend Martin and was cut to pieces under the whdele The unfor tunate man had a railway ticket from Toronto to signed Livingstone In pocket was a hank hook showing deposits with the private banking firm Feb Yesterday of the best known citizens of tho town met with an accident that resulted fetally In the afternoon was standing on a ladder chopping the ice off the roof of his house The slipped Mr who a very heavy man fell a distance striking on the ice was so severe that he did consciousness and died urlng the night v AURORA The evangelistic meetings conduct ed by Rev Mr Browning in the Methodist Church- on Sunday evening The results were very satis factory The interest in the thieving and burning of property still continues The latest was the arrest of Geo Graham grain buyer charged with receiving stolen goods The matter has not yet been decided Bell Telephone Co have put in the Central Office a cabinet for public The Cradle use The change is highly appreciat- At on the the wife A of Mr of a daughter At oil in which there- no deception and will last a life time call on Si Newmarket A Night calls attended to Have bought at a tremendous sacrifice a large portion of the very best part of The opening day for merchants to buy from this Wholesale Bankrupt Stock was to be Thursday but MadrJock got ahead of the other fellows got first choice and bought for cash an enormous quantity of the very best brand new Dry Goods at Bankrupt Prices The goods are now here and the greatest sale ever known in this part of the Province will start THESE AT 50c ON THE Double fold Dress Cloth regular price would be at Grey very wide new spring stuff regular at Black Henrietta wide reg ular price at Black Soliel newest thing for spring goes at Black Crepon all wool wide regular 85c at 50c Black Kid Gloves lacing worth at Large cent Handkerchiefs go at 5c or 6 for Black Ribbed Cashmere Hose all vool spliced heels and stainless dye regular 40c at Double fold Skirt Linings good quality Here are snaps and could not sell at these prices only for the fact of them being bought at bankrupt prices yards New Prints best English and Canadian goods regular to 4c go at yards Canadian Prints fast colors regular go at yards Very Heavy Factory Cot ton regularly sold at goes at 5c pairs only Large Bath Towels reg ular pair now each Wide Table Linen that would be cheap at sale price 24c Fine Bleached Table Linen would be cheap at sale price 55c Very Heavy would be a bargain at sale price AND CARPET Yard wide Union Carpet newest pat terns regular price would be 40c goes at 25c One lot Lace Curtains would be cheap at 40c if you want them get here early price Extra Heavy Union Carpet a bargain at 50c sale price One lot Lace the regular 50 cent line at One piece Best Fine Frame Tapesty Carpet regular but sale price 63c pairs only yards Lace Curtains newest patterns regular 2 sale price 1 In addition to the above lines we bought for cash at a big sacrifice one hundred and thirty Mens and Boys Suits They go on sale Saturday morning They are all A tailor- made suits and trimmed with best lining equal in every respect to ordered clothing You get them during this sale at about manufacturers regular prices See them Every department of this store will be crowded Hundreds of dollars will be saved to the consumers of this section Come as early as you can and remember this sale will continue every day for two weeks 3D mi A long distance transmitter is placed in the cabinet Mr J hap been for some on a visit at his old home About half a dozen but of or more members of the Massachusetts Benefit have paid the assessment due Feb 1st Sunday tbe wife of John Elliott February Esq STEEL SAP BETHEL CORNERS Mr Duncan of Toronto preached at Bethel on Sunday last Wo wore pleased to see many from Keswick present We sorry to hear of so many down with la Grip on this street Mrs Gianoy has been confined to her bed the past week Also Mr Morton is very ill Mr and Mrs Morrison is visiting friends in Barrio Mr and Mrs drove to last week Master Roy visiting Jus aunt in Sharon Mr Harry intends visiting his sister in West We hear they are talking of an oys ter supper soon at Bethel Mr J has bought a two hundred acre farm on the fifth Mr Ellis and Ardel is going on the grand jury Wedding bells are ringing around this street Standard of eon In on the 13th of Fob wife of Watson I formerly of Newmarket of daughter The Ac the home of Mr Fred Waaley in Whitchurch on by Bayers of Whitchurch to Mr John At ttlC Of Mr It J Jnxcnb on Fob Laura to Howard of The Tomb Sutton on tho Hugh yearn Maud aged year row and days 7 The vrero brought to New market for Interment Funeral la Christina Church last Saturday afternoon At bin roidftnee The J fa1Mcsdav February lflth John In fclh year of Interred In In Toronto on of fever son of George and Matherraoa and of David formerly of y and 6 months ggjTURE UMDEBTKiiia Main St North fcv All will receive i I and Prompt Attention Are Best because Pail haiigs closer to the tree Pails will not swing in wind Sap runs longer Pails can be covered keeping out dirt and leaves Being of Steel they will neither break off or rust in the tree For Sale at 4 Newmarket J We will sell the balance of our Winter Stock of y ULSTERS purchase Heavy Draft from to 10 These must ho Id Condi- and from to old Will be at the Ipliovrlng place without fall Saturday Pen SO Jno Hotel Thornton Men Feb S3 Hotel Hillsdale Feb Saturday Feb a vThol Month of Of a Life time Hundreds of Bargains for all THE STORE i I m f J i