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V -5- jv THE PRtDAYT ARCH 27 iQg3 CHINA HALL Ladies Pine Shoes for Spring We have had the most perfect satis faction selling and from the large number of Ladies for Ike New Hews The close season for bass masking and pickerel begins on the of April aid remains closed for bass and until the of June and for pickerel until the of May- Toe speckled trout open season is from tie 1st May to tee September inclusive Opening Wednesday April 1st- and following days Preparations are being made to eclipse any former season Tbe Empress Fine Shoes We know they give every satisfac tion to toe wearer They Fit Perfectly They Look Neat and Stylish They Wear Well are just what the Ladies want Price GROCERY Now is your time to lay in your sugar for the summer It is very low in price we do not keep any but toe best for price by the barrel COMB HONEY choice quality and a section STRAINED HONEY So quality 10c ft or in pails CHINA DEPART MENT Tbls season we are Importing our Dinner and Toilet Sets direct from the manufacturers and will give you far better quality at no more OPENED OUR NEW TOILET SETS for worth 5300 DINNER 8ET8 OUR NEW COMBINATION OF USEFUL PIECES Special at Only Would be good value at Come and for yourself We carry the largest stock outside tbe city and tell at close Those who attended the Social in the School Room of the Presbyter ian Church last Friday evening re port having bad a good time Be sides games and refreshments a short program was rendered the pas tor discharging the duties of chair- roan There were solos by Miss Wilson and Mr Todd recita tion by Miss besides other singing and instrumental music at intervals There was not- as large an attendance as anticipated but the Willing Workers added over to the funds in the Treasury pillinepy Opening At April 3 and Spring house cleaning has com menced Watch for Mexican dollars They are in circulation but- are only worth cents The sidewalks about Town need a good deal of attention Some re pairs have been made the past week Wild flowers are in bloom Tulips and rhubarb are making a good showing Considering the awful state of the roads last Saturday it was a sur prise to see so many people in town King Council meets at on Saturday Eclipse of the sun tomorrow vis ible in Alaska and the greater part of Asia Crocuses in bloom Farmers are getting ready for their spring work The roads are improving slowly Time to organize lacrosse and base ball clubs Next Sabbath is Review Day in the Sabbath Schools 7 100 Limps at Job Prices to clear want the to worth double J w The Leading Reliable A SMITH Telephone 4 AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Increase the usefulness of camera by a our Imptovwl Multiplying Slides J six pictures an plate Cm be any camera Sample photo and price list milled upon request J VISE Still Undecided Hon- J Davis and two of his sons who are in thebuslneas him were in last Friday oh the invitation of the Committee appointed at the last Council and viewed the several sites se lected They seem favorably Im pressed with the west side of the property adjoining the Depot but the Executors refuse to sell unless the entire estate of acres is purchased Nothing further will be done pend the decision pi the firm on the question of rebuilding If there is any prospect of the Tannery coming to Newmarket a public meeting will be called to discuss the question I bonus and exemption from taxation I In order to exempt the Tannery taxation if the site is chosen It will be necessary to extend the limits of the Town towards the Cemetery consequently the people arc the North End are also interested in this decision Completion The magnificent new brick building erected last summer on the corner of Main and streets is Bear ing completion Tlie building has a frontage of Ret on Main Street and Is 85 feet deep is 3 stories high faced with Carlton brick and has a stone wall basement The Sovereign Bank occupies the conspicuous corner on the ground floor but will he more comfortably located when their new fittings are completed by the Office Specialty Co All the ground floor is finished with and looks well Mr M has leased the store which will have two fronts one on Main Street and the other op posite the Town Hail and Market On the first floor Mr H Lloyd has secured two fine rooms and vault over the Sovereign for his law office and Dr Clark has spoken for two rooms adjoining that front on Main Street A magnificent room in the rear and fronting on Botsford Street has been secured by Miss With the exception of a One lodge room 25 It at the rear of the building which has not yet been leased some lodges are looking alter it the entire second floor will be occupied by Mr Bruce Manager the Sovereign Bank and it is being fitted up with all the modern conven iences of a city flat with the excep tion the elevator The lathing is all completed and five plasterers commenced yesterday cov ering the walls with the coat This block on the corner of the old North American Hotel property the most substantial improvement on Main Street lor the past years J TO CO i to It pays to advert In the Era Samuel Van Home a Pittsburg Township farmer bad his eye out by a cow A- Council- the lot 1903 OS DISTRICT J if if s Centre- King Sharon Alex ADDRESS ft J Hill Frank Turner Evans I John James Kirby J Arthur Quanta I- Alex Joseph Rogers Geo Powell J Woodcock fa E- John A Johnston V j T Deer Park Bracondsle s Islington Richmond King Aurora Newmarket Amount Paid to Members of County Council During NAME For the Council anco- Boag John A Chester James Evans J Johns Gibson Jif High George Johnston H Ley James m- Powell Geo rf Arthur Stokes J Turner Frank- Woodcock J- 70 J 5 I 9 CO 7 50 8 00 50 12 CO Attendance and mileage allowance at Council Committee Meeting 20 20 20 I 65 oo 69 5 00 CO 50 CO CO 00 75 j 253 I 745 Amount for Attend Attend ance and Mileage Allow a nee 5880 11 4 50 74 c 54 CO CO 00 6 36 45 CO no 40 54 40 26 40 20 47 so 77 M SO Officers Appointed by County for 1903 JOHN A BOAG WARDEN Mcdonald v treasurer JOHN A CLERK I TORONTO JAMES COUNTY ENGINEER TORONTO J A RAMSDEN HIGH CONSTABLE TORONTO ROBINSON COUNTY SOLICITOR TORONTO Auditors SENECA BAKER and Board of Audit J WOODCOCK and J STOKES Commissioners of County Property The WARDEN MESSRS and ARTHUR Commissioners Home MESSRS FRANK TURNER and GEO POWELL Caretaker LAWRIE High School Trustees No WESTON Henry Welch Thos McLennan and A Mather No a J as Alex Macklin and Hugh Canning No RICHMOND and Jftl a Proctor J Wesley and Webb No AURORA John Scott J J Leggc and Henry Webb No TORONTO Hull Irwin and A Parsons County Examinees DAVID Toronto INSPECTOR A DAVIDSON Newmarket INSPECTOR R DOAN Secretary Toronto EXAMINER H THOMPSON Aurora EXAMINER List of Pedlars Licenses ISSUED FROM DEC to FEB 28 LICENSEE DATE WHEN ISSUED John GlenWHe Denis Daly Brock David Gordon Toronto Toronto Foot Dec I horses Dec 6 Foot Foot JZa V A Yoke Laxative Qnliilni fcoxw told la months L V i Oranges per Onions per peck 10c 10 lbs White Beans Pail Table Syrup it Lard 250 quart Cans Wine gallon 100 gallon Bananas 10c to per Lemons An Excellent Black Tea lbs for ff J a- We are offering the remainder of our Stock of Hot Water Bottles AT COST PRICE Household Ammonia bottle 10c Perfect Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil boule Blands Iron Pills 100 in bottle Stock Food three pounds for Particular Attention Given to Truss Fitting l A BRADLEY 6 a DRUGGISTS Newmarket SUCCESSORS TO LEHMAN A few of the many owners of most uptodate Separators j Benjamin Howard Sarah M Mrs Johnson James Christopher Kennedy Thomas Brown Vincent and Hansford Special ralo Separator Oil always on hand for Don and Fixtures a sample of your doubtful milk and it accurately tested It may save you dollars Sharon ALWAYS HOME FOR BUSINESS Big Blaze at Bolton Woollen Mills Destroyed With Loss 550000 Bolton March About clock this fire broke out in carding room of J Wool len Mills Bolton It spread so ra pidly that ft was to check it and at oclock the flue new mill with all its machinery was com- ruin This fire Is a serious loss to Bol ton as Mr employed about fifty hands who will now he out of employment The loss partially covered by insurance Mr was burned out about eight years ago building burn ed today was a fine threestorey brick structure with basement well furnished with machinery and lighted by electricity oo Rochester March Fire of an unknown origin broke out In the building corner of Exchange and Court Streets at oclock to night completely gutted that struc ture and caused heavy damage to adjoining buildings The total loss is estimated at The building which was occupied by Ihe Furniture Company and sev eral other concerns was seven stor ks high in one built of brick and was about by feet in di mensions It was almost entirely destroyed Rev of Vancouver has left for Toronto to secure young unmarried ministers or work in British Columbia Hamilton Ont March 25 There was considerable excitement at the Hotel Osborne this morning when the tank of the kitchen range which had been allowed to run dryi explod ed William the chef was blown from one end of the room to the other hut was not badly injur ed Mrs Nellie and Randall kitchen help were struck by lying of the stove but es caped injury AH the kitchen win dows were broken and to add to excitement the kitchen floor caught Arc The department was called out and soon extinguished the blaze Tho guests were badly frightened Winnipeg March 25 A sad dent occurred on the Taylor farm at Yellow Gross resulting In the death of young Taylor aged years A- deep well had been sunk on the farm but without good results A vein of sand had been struck at about fifteen feet and this had been cribbed for twelve feet While removing the crib young Taylor was caught and en tombed in the One sand Immediate were taken to rescue him but despite tremendous exertions it was four hours- before he could be The sand filled in almost as rapidly as it could be removed and- it took the united efforts of nine men to draw body from 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