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J t Ti if i- WHAT Weeks flems Bond Serenade J The weather was not favorable or an openair Concert last Fridajr evening but the Band played a lex of pieces on the Registry office lawn j As the Band is engaged to the picnic at Bond Lake this altera noon there will be no Concert thi evening Trolley Bond Late Resort is evidently growing very popular- The attend- at the Queens- Own Band Con certs on Wednesday afternoon and evening exceeded all expectations and the program gave general faction The streetcar was deficient well represented Excursion to Bond The Employees of the Cane Sons Company have complete arrangements lor an and to Bond afternoons Any person destrffig to have the advantage of the reduced rate on the Metropolitan may do so Music will be provided by the Citi zens Hand It is expected that some sports will take place and a very time is anticipated last car leaves the iTpm Toe -i- The Office Specialty shipped some fieiWOiV to on Wednesday for Registry Office Town J handsome Met a Gases fin fa cream in gilt The public Will enamel and decorated if appreciated- i pleaded to know longer Telephone to know have been made with the Central office here to make connections from to pm This convenience will be great- that is the of Vta the year are full with years ago J i was month the here to celebrate the occasion the A Hail Offifi on Wednesday Mhe 21st inst being the census in West Ontario date the anniversary A Government cheques last program being provided and no Week Some complaint was made be- attendance of tteeat delay but they and a very inter- have to blame Mr Nelson May the enumerator for the Riding Informs us that the various enumerators occupied almost weeks In making up and certifying to their accounts- hence the delay North York enumerators were paid three weeks ago At Home- Gospel There was a very fair attendance at the meeting last Sunday afternoon the Endeavor of Christran Church provided a splendid iSty J Stephens the chir and made appropriate Miss presided at Miss Starr gave a recitation solo by- Mr Willis readings by Miss Nettie Mtl Eves also by Miss and Miss Lily Lush- KoyaJ Templars promise a good program for next Sunday U in Attachment An agent was in Town on Tuesday exhibiting a patent falcyice which is advertised elsewhere todays issue As the Metropolitan runs on the highway parties can use this attachment on that road without any difficulty and it any easy mode of travel body can easily go twenty miles an hour without fatigue The fact that the attachment can be neatly folded and carried on the bicycle commends it to those who use the silent steed Business Chang After spending a quarter of a cen tury in the butchering business in Mr David feels obliged to give it up and has sold out to Mr Win an and attentive young man who learned the trade with him and spent years in his employ Mr lirquhart has made a success of the business and with the re gret of his many who al ways felt that they upon his word and we eel that his successor will merit a continuance of public patronage He has rented- Mr shop but the owner will continue to occupy the residence Mr has been failing in health for some time and was confin ed to his bed for about two weeks but we are pleased to report that he is able to be up again and is gradually gaining in strength Quite new libraries in the School past two Jhs Mr T Perkins picked up quite a curiosity in his a remtaSwruese cucumber The homestead on Lot street is undergoing internal improvements and external Garden Party at next Wed nesday night l The residence Of Mr Burke corner of Main and Huron streets is under going repairs and a new porch is be ing erected Newmarket Cemetery never looked day and he has been going better Visitors are highly pleased Lake every day since The I Newmarket is known far and wide enterprising citizens iProbapr another Tow of its si2e jn the Dominion can shova pleasure auto mobile Mr Canes uptodate vehicle arrived in Town last make very complimentary re marks TIe Grand Stand on the Fair Grounds is to he extended feet to the East and thus provide accom modation tor spectators Mr Stewart Little had the end of index fmger of his right hand tak en off while working a matcher at Canes last Saturday The domestic water supply is get- not occupy quite an hour and be only uses a little- oyer half a gallon gasoline The rig rides very easy It seems to contpl and is very simple in manage ment Mr Closing meeting of the business people or the Town was held the Council on Wednesday evening for purpose of consulting with the lL p Mayor and other members the found two leaks m the mains this rt week People are cautioned not to the Early Closing let the water run to Waste Killed at A shocking accident- occurred at Newmarket depot on Saturday of last week A roan by the name of James Cameron who is sup- posed to coine from Oaiyille- had been around Town for several days and endeavoring to beat his way to Toronto on the way freight in charge of Conductor Lee The put him off the car arid art al tercation followed on but just at this time press- arrived Toronto Asvit was coining into the station the freight- train and Cameron seeing the train mope made a rush or It But the pilot of the incoming train struck him on the turning over and crushing his skull the wheels passing over his legs above the ankles killed instantly The body was removed to Millards undertaking establishment to await instructions On Monday it was sent to Toronto Coroner Scott investi gated the circumstances and decided that an inquest was unnecessary Exceedingly Sod A press despatch from Newcastle brings an account of a distressing drowning accident there on Saturday afternoon when Charles aged IS and John aged 16 two sons of Canon Newcastle and aged 32 manager of Park Telfords large grocery store New York lost their lives The three went bathing on the beach with Mr Bert Mcintosh and a number of young ladies from New castle The boys and Mr tried in a very high wind to land from their swimming at the breakwater and it is thought got into difficulties with the seas and the underlowwhich was running into and which rendered a landing ByLaw After considerable discussion it was decided by a majority of those present to recommend the Council to amend the Early Closing ByLaw by chang ing the hour from to oclock pv every night except Saturday and the evening previous to a holiday with certain exemptions such as drug stores perishable fruits jewellery stores harness makers icecream par lors etc This is certainly no improvement from the standpoint of shorter hours for clerks The best thing to do now is to agitate for Wednesday half-holt- day during the hot weather Mr George Douglas accountant of the Imperial Toronto was drowned 1 from Australia for bicycles is cause Cycle Motor Companys works running full time now has to be completed by November A team belonging to Mr Murray of ran away near the Metropol itan and as a result dozen of in addition to crocks butter live chickens and other produce were scattered over street The owners loss will be about 00 James of York Mills is a fractured skull the re sult of a fall from a load of hay on street- -The- last Harvest Excursion tram for Manitoba on Wednesday Al together about have gone thru Toronto The Ontario Commissioner of Pub lic Works Hon Mr has gone to this week to inspect certain roads in the district which need repairs He expects to return tomorrow Instead of the Metropolitan being absorbed by the Toronto Street Rail way Co- the report now is that the Conference between City Counsel Ful ler ton- and President Warren last weeV had relation to the agreement by which Metropolitan could come into the city The dead body of a man was found on avenue near the Kingston Road on Sunday morning last shot in Abe The body was subse quently identified as that of William Kane an employee of the Ocean House King street Residents of North are moving to have the locality set apart as a police village under the powers of the Municipal Necessary pro are now beingtaken The fire at the premises occupied by Alive Bollard street on Sat urday night resulted in considerable damage to the building and a heavy loss ruined Cigars and leaf tobac co The fire spread to store and- the stock of musical was injured to the extent of fttost the damage was oc casioned the water- Fancy Dress Muslins regular and for yard Ladies Waists regular and for 25c Art Muslin Color yard Heavy Cretonnes all Colors yd Prints regular cents els Mole Skirting regular cents for Men Flannelette Shirts 23 cents Dress Step wd Black regular for White Embroideries regular for cts 26 lbs Brown Sugar Canned Pigs Feet 15 0 Sardines Jelly tablets Iff4l BRUM t The only Pure Baiting Powder is CORNER STORE 1 The Cheap Store S 1 vii Departments J Try us for what you want and get our Prices Sale Regiatep 1 it mast IrnpossiblO They- wefc first seen to be in trouble by young Mc intosh who rushed from the beach out on the breakwater and managed to catch poor Charley hand and to hold him up as long as the boy could do something lor him SATURDAY Aug will be a sale of bedroom diningroom and parlor suites kitchen stove and utensils etc at the Roe Homestead on Main St com- at 1030 am Dun can auctioneer j Chicago Races self meanwhile shouting for assist- Chicago Invader was the in South Africa We clip following from the Mercury The marriage of Mr George of Messrs Wil liamson to Miss May Davidson Pretoria niece Mrs Arthur Morning Holland Landing took place In St Church Dur ban Rev officiating The bride was feiven away by her mother and wore a pretty dovecolor ed costume trimmed with rich old point toque of white chiffon and ostrich feathers and carried a shower bouquet She handsome ruby and diamond broach and gold bangle gifts of bridegroom The travelling dress was a navy blue cloth trimmed with military braid and toque to match also a hand- tome cloak trimmed with sable fur and lined with minx a gift from home The mother of the bride was dressed in black silk trimmed with passementerie and bonnet to match bridegroom was attended by Mr of A rt was held at the residence of the brides mother Road The wedding gifts were costly and numerous The happy couple were escorted to the railway station by a number of friends amid of confetti and good wishes left by the mail train for Junction and Dot there was no help All the men from the boats in the harbor were away and the terrified girls could And no one to aid and the big waves by degrees weakened the young man until he gradually released his grip and dropped back and when help arrived a few minutes after cqulh not be found Jack and Mr had evidently reached the breakwater found the impossible of obtaining a landing and had tried to swim away from it again but the in all probability were the immediate cause of their death also V lite press report says The comb boys were two of the brightest and finest lads this village has ever produced Charlie had during the last school term won the first prize for general proficiency at Trinity Col lege School Port Hope and had dis tinguished himself in many lines of study besides He but years age and Jack a year had an equally record In the came school village and the third of the races for the Canadas Cup today but there was small glory in the victory for it came to her by virtue the Judges decision and not thru faster sailing The claim of foul by Cadillac was al lowed and the contest ended at the starting line before it was fairly be gun Invader having right of way grated her bow against the stern of the Cadillac and then luffed off The damage was done and before the boats had gone feet the Thistle carrying the judges came down and held a short conversation with Skip per Thompson and Cadillac came about and left the course The race was Invaders and she proceeded on her way with no formal contestant to add to the sailing CANADA WINS Chicago Aug The Canadian yacht Invader won again today In a grand rate and the Canadas Cup goes back across the border accom panied by five challenges Chicago yachtsmen are not dismay ed and both the Chicago and Stoek Beef sold fairly well in To ronto this week The best exporters offered went at to but some poorer ones sold as low as Feeders ran about to and good weighing to BOO lbs fetched 37 to the gener al run going about In butchering cattle the range was from to common butchering stock brought to dry cows to and good stuff to Milch cows fetched about the usual figure and good veal calves brought cents For the abattoir one load of mixed cattle weighing lbs mostly heifers were bought at another load mostly steers weighing lbs ant another mainly heif ers to lbs at An export bull weighing lbs was also bought at and a few dry cows at to Spring lambs were bought on the basis of to per lb sheep at and bucks at Prices for live hogs appear to be strengthening and selects quoted from lights and fata from Dealers say that the English market does not warrant such prices being paid but competition has forced market to this figure About sixty horses were sold at Grands auction at Toronto Tuesday general purpose selling at from to and drivers at from to J in T 25c Goods for 10c Fancy Colored Muslins Swiss Muslins c regular prices were from 15 to per yard Now your choice cents per yard -00- 20e Goods for Fancy Colored Muslins Swiss Muslins Ginghams Prints c regular prices were from to 20c per yard your choice per yard i SCHOOL f Girls Heavy Pgecl Boots Glove Grain Oil Pebble Oil Nailed with Toe Cap lb Button 115 4 a Boys Boston Calf Lace foxing Rivited Soles 1 The same thing in Buff 125 The same thing in Youths at and 1 Youths sizes are 1 to 13 Boys to 5 ly for the cup Each club sent a challenge dire to Immedi ately after the race at the same time handing Commodore of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club a duplicate The Rochester Yacht Club also challenged as did two Detroit yacht clubs The Canadian commo dore says lie cannot tell which of the five will be given preference Official time Invader wins by for around sorrow with Clubs challenged relatives of the dead boys Of Mr very little is known as he had only arrived In town about an hour before ihe accident He was a son of Mr David of Can- bury near Lindsay The bodies of the boys have been recover ed and dozens of willing hands are en gaged in searching of Mr remains A recollection about affair is that the only other acci dent which has this breakwater for years was that in which the late an uncle of the boys was drowned under similar circumstances Canon Mrs have very many friends In Newmarket who will sympathize with them In their sore bereavement The family resid ed here till about years ago when they moved to Newcastle Both boys were pupils of Mrs Baylys Private School ana were studying for the ministry exceptionally bright prospects Canon Farncomb has just recently accepted a call to Toronto and Is preparing to remove to his new charge Markets barrel I w a White per Wheat per 3 a per bushel bushel bushel I Butter Sheep Pelts Wool per lb por ion Chjdeniper pair Ducksperpslr Turknrsperlb Shorts per ton Potatoes new per I 4 IS tor lilt Killed and 23 Wounded London Aug A murder re sulting from a vendetta of twenty years duration says a Vienna de spatch to the Dally Mall occurred In a church at Sundays A general ensued in the church between the respective parti sans With the result that seven per sons were killed and wounded Toronto Aug Red bushel White Wheat bushel r per bushel W bushel Osts per bushel per w new 8hepsUni Wool per lb per Beer fo rears Hoof hind i Plain and Fancy Colored Dress Goods Bargains Lot Former Prices were and per yard Your per yard Choice now yard per yard 35c was mostly all cents Now your Choice at 35c Former Prices and per yard Now Choice at were your Black allwool Grenadine with colored linings for 15c yd White Granite Dishes Now that Threshing Season ha started you will likely need some new Dishes Wo dont thinjc you Will do better than come to us for No Goods at these Prices Wiite Granite Cups and Saucers White Granite Cups only White Granite Dinner Plates White Granite Tea Plates Mens Sox Top Mens Fancy Colored Stripe Cotton Sox for Hardware ft 1 1 I I I MS- White Vegetable Dishes Scalloped White Jugs At- Tweed Miriam Graham aged four was accidentally shot and killed pair by her 13yearold sister i ou fifiO a a a a a a tt J 13 20 and CLEAR NIG UNDER TWIN 0 039 Oil ft ft I8 60 Newmarket Ont j j i