Ontario Community Newspapers

Newmarket Era , May 11, 1900, p. 2

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1 T W A R ERA R MAY Loading Co School Office- Starr A to I si 9tmyc4 A Metropolitan tlectfic Hj Co Toronto to Each TIME North Toronto W am liaoao Ml pm JO pm fl pm Return Fare either way iWr ha ft fit jo York of Whitby liomo over Ulna over with Mrs McDonald of Toronto last Monday when Mr Mr over ftt united to MIm farmers are ftil through in this One of our completed work Wednesday Mr started for tho north country a cattle thin week A wry pleasant took place hero at the of Mr Henry Hast UP I AMD Vh Pointed ail rtHom MAY NOTES A form needlework In its res a In May Mtneator I aiead of broidery here tofore very by toft proper iit colored oat oat itftvin or or A ftt method of work Is a foil a colors showing of A dill of much to introduced by Hon Mr III to allow holders to the boards of and prevent a few Urge a took- holder- wiping out share- holder a law it will minority to pool ftharta and by whole ballot fair proportion- ale on the board and there for a abate in the It that Ontario Government to consider fully of municipal- ftMesement Sties feasor vatlve eaya bis good law fa contradictory ana It should bo carefully We quite with our as to the of the Act being vleed hero and there since net baa some parts thereof very ftmbi- clausea unfairly native for aupmor cottage Point for summer Mr Win Maun who been working In tin city for past back in town again is wore hero on Monday from owing to Charlie Play- tor and Mr Ed loft yesterday morning for where Mrs la Hi Tbo following In on Jury In Toronto on by JodgeMoDoosU Fogg Beat A J Newmarket and John Winter King Warden rocelved an week from and Waller Haines now Booth Africa for the gift of the County forwarded to them Mr nil ihe York boys in excellent Ho postage and Balnea aende Orange atamp and a copy of the by way of writes that ho Canadfftue expected to stay in Bloom ft month to get reatcd but on bo- about miles from thore orders wore given at to move at next morning It was rory hot marching about dropped out of their company which is now reduced from to C5 and tbe from 4000 to has than the being wounded sink There are Boers about from a but to advance on them today an at present guarding a valuable water supply There about troops going to the Boer Borne wore brought in this we are camped there a ar den with oranges lemons and pear- but we dont do a thing to them We bad srjy tents for whan it raina which pretty often can assure von we very both of wishes of their KESWICK of Division is taking up again a number of now iocm- coming In They had a taffy pull fast Saturday evening An OH time was spent They arranged for a Conundrum Match Saturday night There was a largo turnout at meeting on Sunday evening Mr an able ail- on Mta Win will introduce subject next Sunday Farmers have about finished seeding in this locality fall wheat has suffered of late on account of dry cold weather Mr John Henry is building a fine fence in front of Mr Mortons this week Mr Davidson public school inspect or is building a summer residence at Orchard Beach Hoys Addison Or Young and others are putting in their gar dens at Orchard Beach just now Meeting of held All present of road anil dot firmed Compiunioatlons from Uyant- John Gill burial of I J- re porvleo in in Sharon Good Co prices of sheep ByLaw of Road smendud as follows viz Con Curtis appointed in llou of Abb resigned in lieu of resigned Con Alex in lieu of J Huntley resigned Con E Clark appointed in lieu of Geo Arnold resigned The following ByLaws intro duced by the and regularly passed and adopted viz let To appropriations for Repairs of Roads and Bridges 2nd To apportion commute and re labor 8rd To alter boundaries of polling sub and as viz to from and add to lots to of the cast half of Con Con and west half of Coo also to take from and add to the easterly halves of lots to of Con The following motion was adopted That whereas certain parties have been depositing filth and rubbish on the highways and complaint has been the against said parties be it resolved that tho notify the said persons to at remove the said deposits and in default that legal proceedings bo taken by tho Clerk against fluid Council adjourned to meet on Sat May at Sharon Etu nun i ii A careful inventory of Our Wall Paper Stock reveals the fact that we have fully Two Thousand Rolls more than we should have at this season of the year It is not our policy to hold on to these goods and to effect a speedy clearance we have marked them as follows American Papers that sold at American Papers that sold at American Papers that at Best Canadian Gilt Papers sold at Best Canadian Gilt Papers sold at Handsome Gilt Papers that sold at Handsome Gilt Papers that sold at reduced reduced to roc 15c reduced to 1 5c reduced to reduced to 8c reduced to reduced to You never will have a like chance to buy High Grade Wall Papers As matter of fact the Best Patterns announcement as possible will go First so come as soon after reading this J aim Our Toronto Tus Toronto arid has Job work and adver tising well subscript Ions and barely under tho wall Oar been called to following para- in tho of week before laatwhioh nangorono it baa been working on The Fifty Cent anbBcrfp- rate having a in of advancing of white ie4 newspaper etc we to give to and Recorder will be accepted at than per year lu advance or SO aid on and attar May We given the Fifty Cent rate a trial for two successive and It a The expert- moot has at least a large of valuable experience but the experience purchased at too great a I How long a daily paper can continue to gelt at one dollar a year and not Its an ascription rates a subject of debate by newspaper men of Canada One To- paper publishing a dollar daily raised price to two dollars a year will others be compelled to follow Up to the Toronto seems to stand solid in the face of all competition to regard high rate of postage imposed to pay no heed to increased price of raw paper but to continue Its tri umphant There doubt that more coming to them to ever before bat one can- net help but neb is this not because the people country want to have their jn tons paid for year in ad rather than wait possibility of a In price The Toronto today the only Metropolitan Sally paper fa Ontario at one dollar a year Sir tipper was in city on Saturday left the night tram for Ottawa Mr and hits J for Paris visit the exposi tion earl next month of the Duke of Yorks Canadian will arrive here from Montreal on the tost and remain for nine days Their tents will be pitched in exhibition arid Hussars will be in the parade on the Queens Birthday The will of the late Chief Justice been sent to probate He had a fortune of and is all willed to his sons Hon Dr Borden Minister of Mili tia was in on Tuesday and was a guest at the Canadian Club banquet that evening He return ed to Ottawa next day Mr Peter Ryan Registrar is spok en of as the coming Liberal candidate to oppose Mr Maclean for the Com mons in East York Two nightwatchmen have recently been placed on the Provincial Parlia ment Buildings Recent events prompted the Government to act with discretion An old Newmarket resi lient is one of the two watchmen se lectedCounty Constable Hon Lyman Aid J J Ward are mentioned as probable Liberal candidates for West Toronto for Commons election and the same said for Mr for Centre Toronto Up to the present no clue has been given as to the missing which so disappeared from the Merchants Bank over three weeks At Yarmputh Mrs Porter Stoddard while cooking breakfast bad a fainting spell and fell back wards striking her head oft a table When picked up was found her neck broken and she was dead At the the Bo Telephone Company paid Mr for himself and for his Km who wa terribly burned by upjifttiiig ft portable forgo used by the companys men on the highway near falls The artistfo display of musical in Mr Lehmans window the last few days has been the admiration of the onlooker Th a silk flag was made and presented to old hand by the village about forty ro The list circulated in It quite a curiosity majority having long passed away If you want to bear beat concert of the year go to the Town H tonight weather very cold are hard for their game ou Queeus Birthday will at with tbe Lacrosse Club of Toronto Tbia team playing In same acrif a of the Baseball have made merits with of Toronto one of ho beat teams in city No for toy to to holiday The prolonged cold weather or wind rather ha certainly had its effect on wheat but the seeding favorably Many farm ers have finished are now for root Mr and Reave Lemon wore unfortunate to each a valuable some ten days ago Mr P it recovering from a sorely jaw Miss Mary Elliott who Unfortunate nut her foot very badly about a week ago is mending nicely Mr Norman County Coun cilor of King will conduct the ser vices in the Christian Church bore next at pm MrvMJBogavt is on a tour to Pittsburg Pen to see his daughter Stokes wheeled from Toronto Saturday Inst visiting at Proc tors Mr Titos Burling of his parents here visit on Monday Some time in the future our wo presume will be much better if the endeavors of our Commissioners are to met with any success About one hundred tree were set along the street last week A rather disastrous firo last week demolished the line fence between Proctor and also some cords of wood The fire was caused from a change the wind while burning off new land On Monday evening a meeting of football players organized under name of Kcttleby Vic tors and appointed following President Hatman Jos Wilson fionPres Proctor J Walton Managing Elmer Ed wards Davis Ernest Shropshire Hats off to Canada Montreal May A star cable from London says The correspondent of The Daily News describing Greater Britain at the front says To Canada we take off our hats She has sent us besides other worthy representatives a regiment of infantry that wins admiration from every for marching- endurance or fighting It can challenge comparison with any battalion in Lord army and that saying a good deal The Cradle filing April to Mr and J a The At the of Mr Shaw London tho home of brides slater op May 2nd by Smith Mr If Landcrklo Bond Head to Miss Paulino Wood Hospital The Loading Furniture AND Handsome Lace Curtains long inches wide price Curtains plain with deep frill special price 50 Nottingham Lace Curtains and Handsome Union Carpets and 45 Pure All Wool well worth our price oot and Mens Extra Strong Plough Boots at Undertaking House Telephone Stock imported thornbred Racer the of Mr Draper Bel- will thru North bury and Scott home stable with Mr in at to got cavalry stock which now in such demand A heavy draft horse the property of a Syndicate will East North and tug the season making Its home with Newmarket This is an imported and year gives promlee of very fine ant- mala Sea cards Parties their bills printed at the office wilt receive a notice to the above FREE of charge Mens Heavy Grain Two- Buckle Boots at Mens Fine Kid Lace Boots at 25 Ladies Fine Kid Low Shoes at 75 Special Line Fine Kid Shoes reg 50 at Kings Fine Shoes from 150 to Boys Extra Strong Lace Boots special at Girls Strong Button or Lace Boots at We carry the Biggest Range of Kings Shoes in Newmarket and sell them at Cut Prices H Markets Hay per barrel Wheat par a to Wheat a QooBoWhfrat per a Buckwheat a Barley per bushel a Oats per bushel a bushel a a a Oh Butter roll per lb OK Potatoes lb OAK RIDGES Mrs Simeon SpenoUy baa moved her effects to Aurora where she intends to reside in future Mrs left last week for been reengaged as teaober adjourned vestry meeting of St Johns was held last Mon day evening ha new incumbent Rev Mr presiding discuss ing advisability contributing towards repairing parsonage at Aurora wardens were elected as follows warden Mr Harry peoples Mr Mr Arthur formerly resided left last week for Winni peg he has secured a situation Sale Register May Mr will have extensive at bis real- Street of of a well forolabed Painters including and laddera wagon etc Starrs Grocery and Bakery -xox- 10 n Wool lb Hay per ton Beef per M lb per lb 0 Bran per ton 16 WOO a a a 00 a may a a a at a a ifiOO Sympathy Sir A Milner to of Canada Fund for relief of sufferera fire opened in Cape Town arid nearly 2000 subscribed three This is not a and have enormous demands on their purses at present time Response due to- strong fooling of gratitude help in war and appro- cation of gallantry of Canadian soldiers a a a COO Mr billed Dyer of wes of tbo May Wheat per 069 a White per Oil Wheat per per bU8heiWi45iyiit it a IS Potatoes 00 a Apple per w imj a Wool per lb IT a per too a a SO fore Beef hind A a CO CO a a 0 flcel per CO C3 a A P J The Tomb In Town on the May tenors Smith fliater of the late A year in Newmartcet Cemetery At Belle on April Martha the late Richatd Appelbe In the year of age f I Main at North ana Prompt This being our first year in the Bulk Seed business we guarantee our Seeds to be Fresh in every Particular and the lowest in Price We sold a lare quantity last Saturday and we will have another lot in this week again We will save you money if you buy your seeds from us Try us and you will prove this statement- Mammoth- Prize long Red Mangel Wumel Mammoth yellow or intermediate Man gel Wurtzel Danish Sugar Beet Grey Stone Turnip Carters Elephant or Mammoth Swede Turnip Purple Top Turnip Bangholm Improved Turnip Garden Peas j Our Bakery is taxed heavily having had to increase the staff in order to meet the increased demand for our Bread Cakes and pastry WM N STARfi SCHOOL DESKS Gatdon Seeds IDEAL- AUTOMATIC Pleases Teachers a Pupils Trustees Teachers Desks Chairs Recitation Seats AT IIHJAHS I mm tOi Oat Ml Makers of HIGH GRADE Toronto

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