Weeks- IS GOING While playing children around the hammock on Mr ambles lawn Church street on Wednesday afternoon Fletcher got bis fingers very badly pinched earn Bourse Early Sunday morning a heavy thunderstorm passed over to tie East and just North Newmarket during the bam of Mr three miles East ot Sharon was struck by lightning and burned with the contents consisting years crop hay some grain implements ftod valuable horses one belong- in to his neighbor- Mr Nelson Loss No insurance Mr made an ineffectual ef fort to extinguish tie flames and was badly burned while doing so Rev Addison will preach in the Presbyterian Church at both ser vices on Sabbath as tbe pastor leaves Town this week Few ministers any denomination are as respected and beloved as Mr Addison- a Methodist he re cognizes that the Kingdom Heaven is wider than the Church and it would he well if our churches had more men of his stamp Mr Little a student of Knox College who is spoken ol will supply pulpit for August if a i 7 Success r Exceedingly Creditable the Horticultural which took place in Skating Rink on Tuesday and Wednesday success refleets credit Geranium double 2nd Martin Geranium Martin 2nd Mrs Jones upon the people Newmarket and I Geranium single Mrs Jones vicinity Geranium a double- ilrs Jones The building Geranium Ivy Mrs Jones 2nd- J iflags- and bunting and with the array of plants and cut powers presented a very cheerful while the foun tain in the centre was artistic ajid appropriate The display was larger and better than last year the total number ol entries being an increase of The arrangement of tables was good and everything was shown to advan tage There in bloom coco- prising some very choice varieties entries were made plants not necessarily in bloom and the collec tion that won the prize would do credit to a city florist The cut flowers bouquets and de signs comprised entries and occu pied two long tables One would hardly imagine so many flowers could be found in this vicinity The Sweet Peas were simply immense- As many as bunches were shown in one col lection The Judges were practical florists and seedsmen from Toronto and they were greatly surprised at the display both remarking that they had never seen better quality any where- The garden vegetables were splendid for this time the season and the Oleander Miss Jennie Simpson 2nd John A motorcycle run by gasoline- passed thru Town from the Lake on Tuesday evening inspected with much curiosity after the rider dismounted near the Brief lets i The Band goes to- a Garden Party at next Wednesday J At TrkKonsl The early fruits were very tempting They lost an engagement at Jacksons Point and another at Holland Land ing this week on account previous arrangements The residence occupied by Dr is brightened by a new coat- Two automobile carriages passed thru Town on Sunday afternoon on the way to Toronto from the Lake The granite block is here for the Haines Memorial Chief Anderson arrested a drunken tramp down Town on Wednesday evening and he spent the night in the cooler Mr Smiths residence has a new coat Reports have reached here of an up set in the Jake last Sunday when two Orchard Beach campers got a ducking Mr is building asplen- wire fence along the bush property on Second Street During the past two months over cars of timber have been shipped here for Canes Factory and there is as much more waiting to come down and numbered samples The Citizens Band provided the music on the first evening but the attendance was small On the second evening a splendid program was given by the Newmar ket Orchestra assisted by Mr- Blake Hewitt who gave several songs in character and was greatly applauded The attendance was good and every body voted the Flower Show a great success The proceeds at the door were better than last year The Ladies Aid of St Pauls Church conducted an attractive re- Band Serenade big crowd listened to the Citizens Band last Friday evening when they played the best outside program yet for the season on the Methodist Church At con clusion the program tbeBandwere treated to ice cream at Starrs re freshment parlor by Mr- J Mil- The Citizens Band will play the following program this Friday even ing at the corner and Main streets March Royal Salute Hume 2 Walt2Fieeting Shadows a Selection Bohemian Girl Up March Indiana State Band Match Maine Festival Hall Song Dance Sunny Skies March American Belle HaU Save the King At oclock last Saturday morning the popular Mathematical Master the Newmarket School J was united in the bonds of matrimony to Miss Net tie music teacher of this Town at the home of the brides motiier on street which was decorated with flowers for the occa sion Rev Geo returned from Lindsay to tie the nuptial knot booth and did very well- visitors to the Exhibition extending to them a generous patronage Following are the Prize Winners Vegetables Beans wax Mrs Hoover 2nd Maurice Foster Beans green Mrs Fanny field 2nd J Woodcock I Asparagus 2nd Beets Turnip 2nd Samuel Carrots garden Samuel 2nd Cabbage Samuel 2nd John 2 John Lettuce John 2nd Peas quart Martin 2nd J Peas shelled 2nd G li Martin Onions green John 2nd Onions Dutch Sets John Har 2nl Geo Cucumbers F 2nd John Tomatoes John Hartry Radish Turnip Martin 2nd Mrs Radish long J 2nd Mrs Rhubarb Kavanagh 2nd Mrs Potatoes I peck John 2nd Samuel Mousley Potatoes Samuel 2nd Mrs Collection Garden Vegetables Trivett 2nd Extras Celery John FRUIT Strawberries John Cherries red heart Mrs FWiddi- Cherries black heart Mrs Cherries white diefield Cherries AOK Martin 2nd Mrs Petunia John African HI Cypress Umbrella Plant Mrs 2nd Miss Forsyth Geranium fancy leaf Mrs Jones Hanging BasketsMrs 2nd Martin Begonia Forsyth Cacti Howard Cane 2nd J recommended Colens John 2nd J Partridge Martin 2nd How ard Cane Foliage Plants Miss Forsyth 2nd Mrs Jones House Plants J Partridge iind B Martin Howard Cane mended House Plants Howard Cane 2nd Mrs recommended House Plants Miss Forsyth 2nd Howard Cane 3rd Miss Extras Geo Begonia 2nd John Wax Plant 3rd J Hughes Lily Mrs Jones Ivy i Put Flowers Dahlias Mrs Willis 2nd Mrs Jones 2nd Mrs J Smith Verbenas Mrs McGee 2nd- phas Petunias Chas 2nd Mrs Lynam Phlox Mrs Lynam 2nd Mrs Mrs re commended Hollyhocks Howard Cane 2nd J Partridge Partridge 2nd Mrs 2nd Balsam Mrs J Smith 2nd Mrs Willis Centaurea Mrs Lynam 2nd A J J 2nd Mrs Lynam billies Mrs Nasturtiums Martin 2nd Dr Scott Stocks spikes Mrs Willis 2nd Poppies Mrs Jones 2nd J Woodcock Snap Dragon Mrs 2nd Miss Forsyth Sun Flower J Partridge 2nd Mrs Annuals Mrs Lynam 2nd Mrs Perennials Mrs Willis 2nd Martin Carnations Mrs Lynam Sweet Peas Mrs Keith 2nd Miss Bennett Sweet Peas Dr Scott 2nd Mrs Mrs Jones recommend ed Roses J Hughes Geraniums Miss Jennie Simpson 2nd Mrs Hand BouquetsMrs 2nd J Partridge Table Bouquet Mrs 2nd J Brides Bouquet Martin 2nd J Partridge Flowers Mar tin 2nd Cochenour Sweet Peas and Mignonette Martin 2nd Mrs Floral Design for Table Mrs Wm Willis 2nd J Partridge Funeral Design Martin 2nd Miss Jennie Simpson Basket Cut Flowers J Parti- ridge 2nd Mrs Dan Lepard Simmers of the J A Simmers Seed Co and Mr Guthrie of the Steel Seed Co Toron to i The Board meets on Tuesday after noon after which prizes and accounts are payable Toronto better i V Richmond Hill High School is now conducted without any local munici pal tax the school is selfsustaining Excursion boats- appear to be in fested with crooks take occasion to rob unsuspecting passengers These Crooks make regular trips on steam boats carrying passengers between To ronto and A few arrests have been made recently The matter of a grand Orange de monstration in honor of the Duke of Cornwall by the Orange Order was left severely alone by the Grand Lodge of the Royal Block It is understood the Duke not any secret organization On Friday last Col Clerk of the Ontario Legislature bad an attack of heat prostration which was somewhat- serious but he is now re covering r t 5c- be 6c i 4i- Ottawa July it has been to hold three great military views on the occasion the Royal visit to Canada Toronto will he the scene of the largest It will pro bably take place on Oct 11 and men will be mobilized for the occasion The other reviews will take place at Quebec and Halifax and men will be brought to gether at each city Quebec and Halifax are chosen because they are points of arrival and departure re spectively of the Royal visitors At the other places visited by their Roys al Highnesses the garrison will be turned out in order to make a mili tary display Fancy Plaid Ginghams per yard v Fancy Plain regular raj V i Fancy Colored French Sgteens Regular Ladies Black Cotton last color per yard Towelling- v i Clearing Sale of of all kinds at Half Price GROCERIES Goods at Canners Prices Can E Canned Ham Loaf Canned Sliced Beef nearly known in Canned Goods CORNER STORE Canned Com iikGanned Peas Canned Tomatoes carry i rf J J Departments Try us for what you want and get our Prices Andrew- Epperson who escaped from Chatham jail on June IB with Sam Kid dell and Frank A brain has been captured at Windsor The Thousand Island Steamboat Co part ol the system will build a new excursion steamer capable of carrying passengers Thomas Graham fell 30 feet while working on a barn near and is in the Stratford Hospital with slight chances of recovery A lamp exploded at trie residence ol H Smith Hamilton and Mrs Smiths clothing took fire and she was horribly burned the waist struck the barn on Banburys farm near Sparta Satur day night and fire destroyed the structure the seasons crops and the implements Lightning struck the house of Mr and stripped the laths and- plaster from a bed room wall but the occupants of the bed were not touched boiler at Robertsons oil wells exploded but three men were working close by nil escaped with minor injuries The foreign trade of Canada in creased about last year CAMPERS SUPPLIES i the Buy them from us and Save Money Special attention has been paid to the wants of Campers and Summer Cottagers following lines i GROCERIES ILAUDWAUK PROVISIONS FISHING TACKLE c Vie make no charge for Packing when Goods are shipped by Railway or Stage Try us with a Mail Order Compare these Grocery Prices with what you are Paying hive Stock Importers in Toronto are selling from to Butchering cat tle from 3 to Dry cows from to per to Milkers from to 1 each Calves from to 54c per Hogs which have been commanding such phenomenal prices for a long time seem to be on the point of de cline Prices from to for lights and fats at Swiss Food Cream of Wheat Grape Nuts Self Rising Buckwheat Flour Breakfast Food lbs Rolled Oats 25c lbs Corn Meal 25c Rolled Wheat Rangoon Rice lb Japan Rice ft Sago lb Jams assorted kinds 10c glass jar Uptons Orange Marmalade jar Cairns Scotch Orange Marmalade 15 cents glass jar Cross Orange Marmalade cents Tapioca lb Arrowroot lb Rice Flour 7c lb Royal Yeast box Sugar lb Lump Sugar lb Fruit Sugar lb Corned Beet lb Tins Corned Tins Lunch Beef Tins Boneless Turkey Chicken and Duck Ox Tongue lb Worcestershire Sauce Tomato Catsup Mixed Pickles Lunch Jellied Tenderloins Acme Smoked Beef Potted Ham Beef and Tongue Pork Beans Baked Beans Tomato Sauce 5c Potted Bloaters Domestic Sardines Mustard Sardines Salmon and 16c Sardines in Oil 10c Imported Kippered Herring Imported Preserved Bloaters 15c Finnan Sportsmen Sardines 14c Fresh Shrimps 15c Canned and 30c BISCUITS FANCY Madeira Abernethy Oxford Excursion City Mixed Rice Cake ALL lb MOLASSES SNAPS cents Markets 1 Miss Maude Richardson was brides- maid and Dr of red John McCaffrey was groomsman 2nd Mrs The grooms gift to the bride was a handsome new piano and a gold Flour per per Wheat per per Buckwheat Barley per bushel t 9 July OfcJ a OZONE Is Life Have you tried it bottles bottles Two Bargains -IN- Ladies Hose Ladies Fancy Stripe Lisle Thread Hose drop stitch regular price Special Ladies Fancy Colored Cotton Hose regular price Special ring set with opals and pearls to the bridesmaid The members of the the Methodist Church of which the bride Is organist expressed their good will in the form of a silver Pudding Dish and the Model School Staff who were assured by her in the recent Concert presented a beautiful jardinere Numerous other gifts were sent to the bride by individual friends After the wedding breakfast the happy couple took the for the PanAmerican and the honeymoon will also a trip down the St Lawrence The Joins the many friends in wishing them a pleasant Journey on the voyage of lite a prosperous future Raspberries blackMrs Willis 2nd Kavanagh yellow- Martin 2nd Mrs Currants red J 2nd Maurice Foster Currants white Maurice Foster 2nd J Woodcock Currants black Mrs E Hoov er 2nd Mrs There was a splendid attendance at the Council last Wednesday evening end a lively Interest manifested lb Is intended to have an At Home on Thursday or Friday evening of next week and each member has the privil ege of inviting a friend The Select Mr Andrew Hunter will present the Competition Badges dur ing the evening bushel Pedui per bushel 0 Butter 0 Pelts 0 Art Christian The subject of the pastors sermon Gooseberries Mrs I at the Christian Church next per lb Ray per ton Chickens per pair Ducks per pair Turkeys per lb too per ton Potatoes old per bag a 0 a 11 no a a mi a a OH SUMMER READING 10 Publishers Price 25c Paper cov era all the favorite authors over titles to choose from CHEAP Dress Goods Grenadines that were for Fancy Colored Dress Goods prices were and NOW cents A Snap Mens Fine Boots Mens Tan BoxCall Welted latest Too SPECIAL en 2nd Annies J Partridge 2nd R Brim son FLOWERS AND PLANTS Mrs Jones Begonia tuberose Begonia best Mrs J Smith 2nd Mrs Jones Luke Doyle 2nd George bath morning will be The secret of a happy The regular montly temperance meeting will he in the evening The pastor will give the address tak ing for his theme The prohibition of the Liquor Traffic Monthly fellowship meeting Satur day at 230 pm Toronto July tt Hod Wheat per bushel White per ftAAS Goose per bushel MIlMUtf M If It pays to advertise in the Era Barley per bushel OaU per bushel Peas per bushel- Rye per bushel Potatoes 1 Wool per lb Hay per ton Dressed Beef fore pair per pair m I Special Bargains this Week IN Mens and Boys Clothing We havent space to give a list of Prices neither would It be satisfying We want you to Come and Sec the Goods and Prices at the Store