Ontario Community Newspapers

Newmarket Era , February 28, 1908, p. 7

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CHINA For China FREE A ten piece Toilet Set worth with one of our ninetyeight piece Dinner Seta or January only Special Prices on All Dinner Sets Weeks Reduced Colonist Rates Commencing Feb and ing April 39th inclusive way Colonist will be to the following points Victoria Seattle Wash San Francisco Las Angeles San Diego and ilesico City Full information may ob tained from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent or write to J McDonald P A Toronto At Nome The Annual of the Employees of the Office Specialty Co will take plau in the Town Hall next Monday evening- en has The J lor Kill oclock Games will be provided Ion who do not wish to dance The arrangements are in the hands efficient Committee no pains will be spared to make it an lovable affair The tickets are couple- and extra A Stoves for Sale Cheap Good Cheer Ranee for or wood Emnire Queen for coal wood 1500 i Thought Range coal or wood i Welcome National I secondhand Heater for coal and them at v Grocery Department League Over 100 Leaguers an at that place and received cordial welcome A good program was giv en by League after which the League served refresh ments Thekarty returned by special Metropolitan car reaching home about oclock the young people de claring thai they had had a splendid Another Storm On Tuesday afternoon another set in which blocked the trol ley before the last car got through from the city and it was four oclock Wednesday afternoon before the road was opened The country roads were badly drifted again Sceond Carnival second Fancy Dress Carnival at Newmarket Skating Rink was largely attended last Wednesday evening tho not as many in costume on the pre- order The choir Male Octette gave ton in which the phrasing shading were surprisingly good con sidering the short time the Octette has been at work Mr Eugene Bark er sung his solo with much expression the resonant quality of his voice ina noticeable Will Feed My Flock was given an excellent rendering by the Choir the attack being particularly good The choir shows steady improvement Tke was about the same Good provided prize winners we Miss Jessie Gents Osborne Comic Monte Boys Irvine Doyle Girl Manning Curling Last Friday evening the final game for the Davis Cup was played between rinks by Stewart and Morgan and proved an easy victory for the Stewart rink they nuking a runaway Death of Dr Robinson A telegram from Sayville Long Is land announces the death of Dr Geo A Robinson last Saturday at the age of years His deatii was hastened by atrophied arteries Dr Robimon was bom Newmar ket and is a brother of Mr Robinson of Toronto He was a graduate of Upper Canada College for the past years at He leaves a Widow two sons and three daughters He visited Newmarket during the Old Hoys Reception in the Sate Register FRIDAY Feb Mr J Sibley will have an extensive sale of stock I and implements on the Centre Road Soap Extra Choice Table Radius price for Christmas was box while las Stewart Morgan 0 On Monday evening a game was in the Shield competi tion between the Town and United Factories and a win for the Town would have given the to the Specialty Curling Club but the Unit ed March will have a stock implement l v i- York will have an Town Council A special meeting of the Coun cil was held on night the Mayor in the chair Present Messrs Vale Cane McKay Keith Schmidt Hunter Mr McKay introduced a bylaw to appoint an assessment commis sioner In introducing the by- aw he said that some properties were assessed too high and others too low The object was to have this inequality the valuation or properties rectified At the re quest or the Mayor Mr McKay plained that the law empower ed the council to appoint a The commissioner to gether with the Mayor would then appoint as many assessors and valuators as ther deemed necessary Then the commis sioner assessors and valuators should form a joint board of Mr Vale asked if it was the in tention to pay the Commissioner and if so how much Mr Kay said you not expect a man to spend his time for nothing and it was for the to deter mine howmuch the remuneration should be Mr Keith said lie be lieved a commissioner should lie appointed and paid mem of the council expressed in favor of a commissioner Air McKay suggested the nam of Mr Irwin as a suitable where the reservoir now BldoradO OH As no one had any information on subject was felt for the Fire Light committee to get an estimate as the cost of a stand pipe and moving the reservoir Council adjourned Vancouver Island Pea Messrs J Feb If the brought here tonight is true Island will see a stampede this summer unequalled since the Klondike gold rush On the beach sands of Wreck Bay at Sydney Inlet on the west coast a bank of sand feet high has been found rich in gold Walter miner of Colorado and Yukon has just had the Whitchurch Council Whitchurch Council met a on Feb Menibe all present justify the The sands pan ents to the pan from to collectors rolls ssbii guide SJO fncient five to fifteen i I and the yield IS10440 to the ton On being furnished with assay fig- lures staked out eight In all my experience in Colorado and Yukon have never known this equal said Near the each sands there is a plentiful supply water and every natural circumstance lis favorable to cleaning up gold i do y rep Marsh bridge is the Win Sons roll tar nails Dressmaking JH drawing umber and work re smallpox case Miss Mary Sibley Li A Hartman teaming to storage The following sums were paid for snow shovelling inroad divi- where the statute labor is aireiidy performed Wanted Win Chopping J A 3marfc W01 P Take p The Cedars Cor the point that Mr had town ion Pork Beans and Stewart was the most finish seen on local ice iter although the Stewart trading on the eight end by the Howard rink came back lwfomt familial of property It was reed that Mr P An onths- creditor six jderson should be appointed com for cash Sale at missfoner j jr was beard be larch Robt f council with reference an unreserved sale llll mtlu link said that citizens of the Success The Married Lalies J re Rot evening was a rybody thoroughly I Lloyd and t prised several The quality Is firstclass Mrs- Si Mrs Johnson readings by Mrs and Mrs Art -n- jstrumental by Mrs Aubrey Davis dialogue by seven ladiei entitled jHow Mrs did not hire a cook and three tableaux The Past The Present and The Belles In the latter tableau the ladies wore and to J years ago by society ladies The pro gram closed with Old Lang Syne refreshments were UptflDatfl Proceeds The ladies A SMITH The Leading reeks a I ah out ith ill the flnlsh i in- play It looked nd the Howard ing 2nd and ird with the Stew art rink lying the shot all close to the tee hut by a brilliant running shot Howard lartded on the shot on to Stewarts fourth counter and lying himself terms Sale hi ille Usual j put their the lie thought j for the pur a place where children of the In perfect It decidedly unf should finish and Mr HoWi deserved to win the score end being in favor Howard The next game started after nine oclock betweeh Doyle and which was close and exciting all the way and ended in favor of Mr Broughton by M He now meets the Howard rink in the final for the Cup which will end the cup games or the season It Mar 10- iniiivineiit- of Mr limbury Street The a oclock Ik- subjected to a business tax I Mayor Pearson said that as this I was a special meeting of the le no other business could Bast up at this meeting con- north of sequent the assessment of is Sale at twelve rink would have lobe left over Lunch provided till next meeting The question or the reservoir was then taken up the Mayor ex plaining that representatives of Friends church had asked the council to consider the moving of the reservoir in order that the new college could be placed Ka MONDAY March The arm stock implements etc belonging to the late Mrs Alice Clark will be sold on lot con Bast Usual terms Sale at one II d I I Mrs and children use of room for Council meeting LGJackson tender to do a I certain amount of printing for P Young driving doctor to sick patients The treasurer was instructed to pay the bills resented The Reeve Deputy and Clark were instructed to oppose the bill now the lure to incorporate ho Artesian Water Supply Co and to wait upon the and urge upon them the necessity on refusing The tenlor of Mr Jackson to do a certain amount of printing A bylaw was passed appointing tow officers lor the year Council to meet at Hall on March FORD of Fresh I you want the Best Price lot Live or Dressed Pork call FORD Boarders Wanted At the Cellars Mrs Scott Prop Empire Wall Paper All I 4C HEAPEST AND Br- Different j GEO Eagle Street AGENTS FOR CENTURY BRAND Fine Tailored Garments Y AGENTS FOR PRIESTLEYS ENGLISH DRESS FABRICS IB El The Rushing out of Winter Goods and the Pouring in of New Spring Goods have made February usually the dullest month in the year with most stores one of the busiest at this store Lots of Odd Lots and broken lines still to clear In the Mens Store Immense Bargains In Furs BARGAINS IN MENS BOOT AND SHOE SECTION Fine oi Coats Boots up tor at pairs Good Working in Glove Grain awl Standard floles up for Mens Edge lor K price up lug tJhber ENS CLOTHING A large of Fur has fcent the balance of stock on consignment to Bell what we can during this Great Days Sale After the Bale any coats not sold will be re- turned to him There are about in the lot Coons Bear Bulgarian Dbg Rat lined with Mink etc Space does not allow to describe have to nay our instructions are to sell them away leu than ihe coat of manufacture J Lot up to I at I Lot reg up lo at up to clearing at Lot wear Felt and fehapen ineludiug ehildreua felt and finilo- Hats reg prices up to clearing BARGAINS IN THE DRESS SECTION At yd in ladles Cloth in Black Natyawl Grey reg price Basket In the Womens Store BARGAINS SECTION 23only black and Brown and Tweed effect Over coat and up to clearing in Millinery clearing price ff piece Norfolk Kood fctiong tweed to Winter Millinery in Newest up to tot and Styles well lined and Lot price up to 25 clearing throughout ixea to at At Clotha and Cloth thadea of Blue Oxford irA Grey price up to yd price At yd Fancy and Plain Tweed Goods li Blues Black Regular price Sale price At yd Goods In Fancy Lustres Serges Cloth r regular price up to a yard sale price At yd Heavy Black All Wool Serge In wide regular yd sale price Bargains in Womens and Childrens Ladies Outside Skirts Skirls in plain and tweed effects in a range of col orings price up to 250 clear ing at 1 Ladies skirts in black and navy Ladies cloth and grey tweeds teg price up to 150 sale price Stilts in black and navy plain cloths mid several of tweed skirts up to tale Ladies Skills iu Venetian Panama Vicuna and Tweeds a colorings prices up to Clearing sale price or Boys Plain All Wool Worsted Hose and price pair sale price pair or sale price 19c pair pair LADIES KNITTED UNDERWEAR Ladies Natural Wool Vests and Drawers price and clearing all at one price garment Ladles Natural Wool Veals and Drawers price price Ladles Black Wool Vests sale price Ladles Black Wool Drawers regular sale price Laties Wool Drawers sale price EMBROIDERIES yards Swiss Cambric Embroid eries and Insertions price up to a yard sale price a yard Ladles Cloth Coats Ladies tweed and black Beaver cents all this seasons fltyles price up to clearing sale price eaeh Girls Tweed Coats In a variety of tweeds and cOloringB to flt girls from to years of age prices range from to all half price just half what they are marked Ladies Fur Bargains Stoles Scarfs Throws Caperinea Muffs etc in Fox Isa bel Alaska Sable Timber Sable Grey Squirrel Mink Mar mot German Mink Etc Space does not permit lis to describe these separately Every piece of Fur has been reduced less than cost price we are bound io out this It will pay you well to buy now your next winter requirements Ladies Fur Stoles Black Blue and Brown Hair Stoics regular GO for regular for 165 regvtf 150 for yards Navy Scarlet and Fawn All Wool Flannels regular price yd sale price yd FLANNELETTES 1000 yards iti a range patterna and colorings regular price up to 10c a yard sate price yards In all Colors Fancy Stripes Figures and Spots Knitted Wool Garments Ladies Golf Jackets regular 175 for Ladies Golf Jackets regular for Ladies for Ladies Outside Vesta reg for Childrens Sweaters 75o for Childrens Buster Brown Sweaters reg 1 for 69e Carpet Squares Lot Jute Velvet and Tapestry j Squares sizes 3x3A yds i price up to sale price each I White Wool Blanket it ice for Kip Regular price up to for Regular price up to for 325 Regular price up to495 for Grey Wool Btaaheta Regular prices to for Regular prices up to for only Comforts for Oct rsrErvc ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO

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