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THE NEWMARKET ERA- FRIDAY CCf 5 Keeks Local flews OK ABOUT TOW Broken On Monday evening a young man cd Garfield Rogers grandson of John Rogers of Street was incidentally thrown oh a horse and bid his leg br in two pl post Closed the 1st of October to be a There was pot enough pay in the commission to compensate for the trouble arising Vtt Ontario At a meeting of the Reform Associa tion for Newmarket on Tuesday even ing the following were appointed dele gates to attend the convention in Stouffville last Wednesday Messrs Cane W J Hughes Col Lloyd Jackson Dr Richardson Manning Vernon and Thomas SomerviHe flip Broken Last Saturday noon Mrs Keith Queen Street had the misfortune to break her hip While getting up from toe dinner table her foot caught in the of her dress and caused her to fall upon the floor with the result that her hip was broken Being over years of age it was quite a serious fall but she seems to be doing as well could be expected IiibPGPy All tickets of membership expired the 1st- of October New tickets are now ready and are in the hands of the Librarian Now is the time to get one and take advantage of long evenings for splendid reading AH the latest works on the important sub of the day found in the Library and other new books are to be added shortly There is no other ex penditure of cents can fill up leisure moments with such great profit Every family in Town and vicinity should have at least one ticket i St Johns Charon A distinguished visitor Archbishop OConnor of Toronto will preach here next Sunday evening at Vespers collection in aid of Church Im provement Fund The Commissioners met- on Monday and passed accounts amounting to which sum includes the quarters salaries of officials and a car load of coal There are inmates now only two of whom are sick which is a small number out of so many old peo ple Quite a number of enquiries have been made this week when the prizes awarded at the North York Pair will be paid The Directors meet at the Council Chamber next Saturday after noon at oclock and when the meet ing is over the prizes are payable The Treasurer Mr Jackson ex pects to be in his office every day next week and will be glad to get the money out of his hands Gospel Temperance The meeting last Sunday was taken by the Salvation Army Fair at tendance Lieut Morris occupied the chair and gave an interesting address temperance work in the Klondike It was a revelation to everybody to hear to what extent intemperance was carried on in Dawson City and other parts of the Yukon whiskey is at cents a glass Mr and Mrs Hunter sang a duett and speeches were also made by the Captain and Thomas Keeley The T U take charge next Sunday Messrs Allan are rushing out their orders so as to get outside work completed before the frost comes On Monday a beautiful grey granite monument was erected In St Johns Cemetery Newmarket to the memory of Mrs Thomas Flanagan On Tuesday a fine red granite monu ment was sent to Buttonville on the order of Mr H Last- Fri day a handsome monument was erected in King City cemetery to the memory of family Other work be ready for shipment fipmyi number of young ladies in uniform comprising the Life Boat Crew of To ronto paraded the Town on Wednesday evening and gave an entertainment in the Barracks They were to be there again last night Special service in this church next Sabbath in commemoration of the anniversary of dedication Rev Mr Weeks the pastor will preach from tie same that formed the subject of Dr discourse on that dedicatory occasion and the same hymn a will be sting During the ser vice a historical sketch of church will be given in which no doubt many of the older families will take a lively interest The Sunday School Rally last Sab bath morning was well attended and very interesting The Sup A Wal ter Eves took charge and was assisted by the pastor Mr of King gave an admirable address on The Needs of the Sunday School The program comprised primary exer cise quartette by Miss Miss Weeks Mr Scott and Mr Willis re citations by Lush and Oswald The Lessons were by the pastor Reports were given tbe teachers showing the to be in a progressive state The Rally Day sci vice was a great success The The halfyearly Meeting of the Friends on Street near New market took last Saturday Sun day and Monday and was largely at tended Mr Isaac of Bloom- field was the chief speaker at the Sabbath services Wilkinsons and own make at Mr John Spring on Prospect Ave has been measuring a pumpkin vine that has grown in his garden this sum mer and finds that the main stalk is feet inches long and it has two branches one of which feet inches long and the other is ft in long Pretty good for one seed We also learn that Mr north of Sharon has a squash vine is ft ij in long Probably the Owls patch at Baldwin has some thing to beat that of an Last Friday morning Mr George Trivett foreman of the stave sawing department at Canes Factor had a very narrow escape from being killed He was a drum saw and had the machinery shut on for that purpose His breast was leaning against the edge of the saw and his hands other wise occupied with it when one of the employees of the department threw the machinery into motion The smock was torn for about eight inches and his chin was nicked with the saw How he got his arm out without being cut oft or escaped from having his breast cut is a miracle The Any person that has a spark patriotism about them will make effort to attend the Memorial Concert in the Town Hall next Tuesday even ing the proceeds of which is to be applied to the erection of a monument in memory of Private Haines who lost his life in South Africa while in the service of the Empire The talent- secured for the occasion warrants us in saying that the program will be exceedingly interesting The grand Imperial Fantasia which excited so much applause at the recent Agricul tural Concert will be placed with even better effect as the Soldier Boys have had better opportunity for practice with the local music The decorations will be exceedingly fitting having Mili tary and Naval The model of vessel and gun used by the St school in their parade have been loaned for the occasion and no pains will be spared to make the effect exceedingly patriotic Thedoors will open at and as there are no reserved seats but one price to all parts of the Hall no doubt there will te a rush People who want seats should go early We hope to see the Town Hall packed greater than on any previous occasion Tickets for the Concert can be ob tained at Lehmans Drug Store Scotts Drug Store Allans Hardware Store and from Capt at Sharon Mr J Powers at Mr J Roddy at Bradford and Mr T Lennox at Aurora Stoves On hand at 31 in Box Stove A shape Si Upright Coal or Wood nearly new Upright Heater in diameter used year Upright Heater Coal or Wood used month 00 Large Double Heater wood good as new tO Coal Stove square Coal Stove square Parlor Cook coal These are genuine snaps and will go- quick Industry One of Newmarkets industries that very little is heard about is Mr pickle works During the past season he has added new vats to bis four large storehouses having a capacity of gals each He has put in this season tons of cucumbers onions and cauliflowers Last week he got in a car load of vinegar which contained barrels The pickle works are shipping on an average about two car a week Mr is now adding electric lights to his packing establishment on Huron Street and has ordered a new elevator with greater carrying capacity than the present one to facilitate handling goods on the three stories He ex pects to get it in next week Cemetery Co faceting A meeting of the Directors of the Cemetery Co was held on Friday last The President Mr Jackson in the chair PresentMessrs J J son J A Webb and After the usual routine of reading Minutes etc the Secretary reported that he had marked a Plan of the Cemetery showing distinctly each lot up to this date The question of fixing a grading scale for lot where an owner has more than one lot that the endowment be proportionately less than in cases where only one lot is held was and the action of other ceme tery companies enquired into In regard to tiiis question but no definite deci sion was reached The list of lot owners in was examined and The following particulars regarding the marriage of Miss Hunter daughter of Dr Hunter formerly of Street Newmarket we clip from the Cataract Journal of Niagara Falls of Sept Miss Minnie Alberta Pearl Hunter daughter of Dr and Mrs Hun ter of Niagara Ave and Harry of street were unit ed in marriage at oclock last even ing at the home of the brides par ents Rev James Roy D rector of the Church of the formed the ceremony About per sons had assembled at the appointed hour all of whom were immediate relatives The guests of honor were Mrs Jane Hull of who is years of age and grandmother of the bride also Timothey of years of age and great of the bride Miss Lucy Williams of Buffalo attended the bride and William Lewis of this city was best man The bride was beautifully attired in a dress of pastelle green trimmed with cream chiffon and carried cream tea roses The bridesmaid wore lavender with black lace trimmings and carried pink lea roses Miss Bliss Hunter and Miss Ethel Hibbard acted as flow er girls The bride was given away by her father Dr Hunter The rooms were very prettily decorated with evergreens china as ters and palms A large American Hag hung In graceful folds over where the groom stood during the ceremony to commemorate his connection with the Company and the Spanish War Veterans Association Many beautiful and costly gifts were among them was a silver tea set presented by the employees of the local postal Department and a mahogany parlor table the gift of the Sunday School of the Church of the Epiphany After the ceremony had been perform ed a wedding supper was served Mr I and Mrs left last night for a The following officers were elected last Tuesday afternoon for the ensuing year Mrs Cody Vice Mrs Cane Rec Sec Mrs Cane Cor Sec Mrs A- Cody Treas Mrs H Rep from Churches Mrs Oliver Mrs Willis Mrs and Mrs- Lundy Organist Mrs Jackson and Sirs Organist for Gospel Tern Mrs Lush Supis of Departments Narcotics Mrs Juvenile Work Mrs K Cane and Miss Palmer Press Mrs Jackson and Mrs H Railroad Mrs Jos and Mrs J Green Parlor Meetings Mrs L Jack son and Mrs Oliver Wine Mrs Lundy Fair Mrs Hughes Mothers Meetings Mrs Low and Mrs Geo Richardson Franchise and petitions Mrs Lumbermen Mrs Hughes and Mrs J Indian Work Mrs K Jackson Scientific Tern Mrs J J Mrs Hughes Services well last Sunday In evening 111 pastor commenced a series of sermon on me early life Christ Some ad vice was given to patents and child ren The Flower Service pices of the was attend upwards ol i present The altar was de corated with flowers The ringing was led by a large orchestra Mis gave an admirable address on Flowers bringing out the lessons of contentment and trust Mr J McKay gave a very practical address from the botanical construction of flowers thru an object lesson and drawing out the beauty of a perfect Christian character A very pretty solo I alone the Cross must bear was rendered by Miss Cane also a solo by Miss Ada and recita tion by Miss Lundy The ser vice was bright and and much enjoyed by both old and young Regular Fellowship meeting at oclock next Sunday morning attendance anticipated Just for Fall Trade Pieces Pieces Cheviot Tweed Dress Goods pure allwool and the price is only per yard They are really worth Pieces Art Sateen for Drapery Cushion and Furni ture Covering Fast Color and Beautiful De signs price I6u yard worth Pieces of Flannelettes assorted patterns in dark and light colorings While last yard worth Fancy Dress Goods and Shot Effect inches wide price now yd worth Dozen Mens Pure Natural Wool IAjht derwear These are unshrinkable The prico is a marvel shirt or drawers regular value SI Bruntons Baking Powder Was well contested the North York Exhi bition Try your in making Biscuits A BRUNTON corner store You never fail with Baking Powder SdwrtijMmcnts The York County Departmental Store Of Readytowear hats added to Hughes Stock during the past week THE CHEAP STORE son Curfew Mrs A Cody School Mrs Geo Richardson and Mrs Journal Mrs Evangelistic Mrs J and Mrs Cody Hughes docket Trade Is better this Fall than a year ago Their fine Kersey Jacket is a beauty The make is the best fitting and the favorite with the ladies Last week Newmarket Cheese Fac tory made lbs of cheese from lbs of milk The High School football collapsed on Tuesday afternoon during a colli sion at practice Mr Win house on Raglan Street is greatly Improved by new sid ing thruout Next Wednesday the of each Municipality together with the Clerk and Assessor meet to select jurors for the ensuing Courts The leaves are beginning to drop from the maples and it will not be long before we take oft our screen doors and put up the storm houses There was feet of water in the Upper Reservoir on Monday and the temperature has cooled down to a re freshing point v A man should be cohsistent In other words the Newmarket man who gets his printing out of town has no legitimate complaint to register against his neighbor who purchased some other commodity in the city Roth do wrong Thanksgiving a week from next Thursday How are the com ing on King Council proceedings and a lot of school reports unavoidably crowded out till next issue TO Ladies and Misses Shoe Bargains pairs Ladies Fine Button Boots sizes to only reg prices were 1 25 to 2 Special to clear per pair pairs Misses and Childrens Fine Lace and Button Boots regular prices were 125 to t75 Spe- price to clear pairs Womens Heavy Lace Work- Roots worth 125 Special 1 the superintendent reported the action taken to close up these accounts days trip to Toronto Lake further discussion took place on nutters of local government and the adjourned till this afternoon at p Our Cold Blast Are guaranteed burn a perfect in any wind Try them A and other Canadian resorts On their return they will reside at Niagara Avenue Ready for Cold Stock full of new Gloves Hosiery Corsets Underwear Eiderdown Wool Trimmings Tarns Hoods c at Hughes Last Sunday was Childrens Day and the morning sermon was delivered by the pastor Rev A the Sunday School children and was much appreciated by them The pul pit platform was nicely decorated with flowers The Womens Foreign Missionary So ciety has secured Rev Mr to give an address the situation in China next Thursday evening at eight oclock Mr has been about years in and is- one of the brightest and best men in the service of the church Certainly no one now in Canada is in a better position to give an account of the Chinese situa tion than lie one has read in the papers of his thrilling experiences in reaching the coast is only a few days since the bandages have been removed from his wounds- for he was horribly slashed in fact at one stage he was given up for dead No mav your views are go and hear Mr and tho you do not be lieve In missions you will believe in this man We know that the enter prise of the ladies will be rewarded a large attendance in fact our only fear that the church will not all who will be present Of course all denominations are invited Rev Mr A will preach anniversary services for Rev Mr Watt of next Sabbath and the latter will occupy the pulpit here He is said to be a good preacher and we trust there will be good to greet him Communion will be dispensed in con nection with the morning service a week from Sabbath The Case In the Criminal Sessions in Toronto on Wednesday his Honour Judge Mc- presiding an investigation was made by the Crown into the sanity of William of Whitchurch near Newmarket who is charged with hav ing attempted lo cut his wifes throat with a razor on the of her last Last Spying went to the Northwest where he was engaged as a school teacher but before leaving homo he transferred some property to Ids wifes name While in the North west tollman says that lie had some difficulty with the trustees and so he came back home near the end of July On his return he wished to take over the property again but his wife re fused to give It up According to Coltmans wife her husband who had been lathering his face for a shave on the day in came up to her and put her forcibly into a chair while he ordered his little son to get ink and paper Upon her refusing to sign the trans fer she claimed lie grabbed her and dragged her towards the razor he had been about to use saying that there would be one or two lives- less if she did not comply with his demand About four years ago had a severe attack of typhoid fever which left him it- is alleged in mind The doctors who have examin ed him on behalf of the Crown de clare is- mentally weak as a result of thin illness while his wife believes him Insane stating this was the reason she refused to deed the property back to him A large number- of witnesses were heard and the jury found that is in a At mental condition to undergo his trial case was on yesterday Saving Items in Hardware Department doz Galvanized Iron Water Pails regular Special only Granite Tea Pots standard pattern reg 45c Special Clothes Pins dozen for Ready Mixed Paints best brand Gun Powder a good sporting powder Special per lb Shot double chilled per lb 9 Grain Bags Extra Cotton seamless per dozeji 2 Ladies Clothing NEW GOODS UNDERWEAR ranging in price thus Night Gowns 95 1 and 2 Drawers 50 to Corset Covers lace or embroidery trim med 35 Underskirts and up New Blouses New Wrappers New Dress Underskirts New Dress Skirts New Capes New Jackets c New Hosiery Underwear and Gloves We never had Better Value Larger Stock or Bigger Assortment Dress Goods Remnants From to 4 in length all kinds goods all kinds of qualities marked to sell at less than the goods cost See them on counter opposite Dress Goods Department MEDICINES D Pills Castoria Celery Compound Hoods Sarsaparilla Golden Medical Discovery if Pierces Favorite 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