Ontario Community Newspapers

Newmarket Era , June 12, 1908, p. 7

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THE ERA AY JUNE CHINA HALL Special Prices FOR CANNED GOODS Old Homestead Brand None Higher In Quality Com or three or Tomatoes straight midgets very fine straight Pumpkin or three tor Beans 10c or three lor Tomatoes Peacock Brand 10c or three for Thistle Brand Peas three for Excelsior Blend Coffee Ask to see our propositloi tight and Carbolic Soap Garden Seeds BULK AND PACKAGE Best in quality Close Prices Kennies Package Seeds for Keeks Hems vans is ox tows Improvements Mrs Scott is putting up two moi houses on Elm Street Mrs Robert property improved by the removal the front fence Old Boys Reunion Public Meeting has been called bv tfce Mayor to assemble at tie Fire Hall at m sharp on ttas Friday evening for important discus sion relative to the furtherance of the scheme tor an North York Old Boys Day here on Oct 1st during Fair week The citizens generally are ur gently requested to be in attendance at tonights meeting More Telephones Several new Phones have been ad ded to the Newmarket Exchange late ly among the latest being as follows 51H Allan Mrs Sharon 114 Cane E Grant Bros Hill W 104 Kerr A T Widdifield 101 Canal Construction Works Second Championship Lacrosse Newmarket The opening game in the Inter mediate series of the A was played here on Thursday of last week between the home team and the Orillia team re sulted in a victory for the home team J to The day was an ideal being bright- and warm and a good crowd turned out to see the but with the article of that the home team are put ting up there should have been a much larger attendance The boys must get support and encouragement ay in the game and it is hoped the game will draw out the coaching will take a lot beating The hoys went on the against a much heavier team id went after their opponents deter- to Win The game was a littU in starting and shortly before four oclock Referee Harry Gillespie after the customary warn- to the players the game Office Queensville Residence Residence Plcasantville Residence There market Central home hoys going harder than ever and they succeeded ia notching two goats in quick succession one of which was a beautiful overhand throw by it being so quickly done that everyone was amazed to findie landed in the nets Orillia scored the last goal just as the whis tle blew which was allowed Just before full time of Orillia and J Trivett got into a id were both ordered from the game Newmarket had several juniors on the and they made good- Another feature of the game was the coaching of Tom Doyle and H of the home team they not only urging the hoys to work hard were putting up a game securing the ball a when a goal seemed irnminer Jim a junior put up grand game w looked after of the visiting team put up a good game and trie bulk of the scoring wonder and was always the and is a valuable player The shining Hinds Bros Mary McLean The penalties hanlcd out during the by both from end to end Doyle secured E Doyle who the field and after and running hall was carried Alter a scrim nets Tom sail passed it to n right NORTH YORKS GREATEST STORE AGENTS FOR PRIESTLEYS ENGLISH DRESS GOODS Colemans Meats Muskoka Lakes miss the Farmers Bala Falls on Wednesday welltodo farmer in North York should ever he obliged visiting friend have Lakes of They are the talk of tourists in parts the wot Id and people travel irirj of to their them while oiobserMd by a days trav- Another Change 7 who has been of the Model School for the past vcaf has accepted the offer of tlii- other Dinner Sets WHITE IRONSTONE CHINA quality full pieces for Printed Blue Pink Sage foil size CHINA TEA SETS At prices St Thomas Public School Board to take the room school in that city at of and sent in his to the Newmarket School of in sal- alone determine Mr den in making the change hut it lorded him an opportunity to be within family combination work C cured the ball then by a low bound ing shot scored first blood for the home team After facing off the game became somewhat rough the players being warned several times by the Referee but still five of the hoys took five minute rests on the fence of the team who has the reputation of being the dirtiest player in the L A going off twice in this quarter and several times during the game Newmarket scored their second goal in this minutes before resting time much the better of the Quarter market 1 resuming play both teams inclined to rough it this time the home team decorating the fence times Alter playing in this quarter J making a rush up field fell on the end his to retire for the balance of the after doing some good is qu was very evenly played 3rd Quarter Newmarket I quarter the game distance of all The School Board have to wrestle with applications for the pi to take effect summer holidays Russell defence 2nd defence 3rd defence rent re 3rd home 2nd home II The the delight inside home Watson Field Rose Military Band luring the afternoon to the crowd present lagoos play there next home th the Shamrocks of good KEEPING EVERLASTINGLY AT It STORE SERVICE The Goods You Want in Largest Assortment AT UNBEATABLE PRICES SHOES A great deal of youngsters depends ing shod feet discomfort cheer the I tin ting and For the Era Passing of Empires BY A BANKER From time to time in the long varied history the world epoetin have come and gone when for a per iod more or less prolonged races of mankind have attained to high state of ami gifted talented ability afterwards relapsing again into a state of FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS for- the Wall and Ceiling feet he- without Borders Much of the older folks goes their childhood when reasonable care was not tak en in fitting their tender feet We take just as much pride in fitting Several hundred yards oi fine childrens feet or Swiss Cambric Embroideries ins Shoes as we do their parents wide 10 patterns to choose from with Shoes that cost more Regular price and Clear- cry desirable style of childrens ing at 15c shoes are here for your inspection WALL PAPER REDUCED LADIES LISLE LACE White Lisle Lace Hose and regular price Clearing at per roll EMBROIDERIES PINE APPLES cases for Saturday selling and a doz en or 10c to each fresh daily at market Everything you could or Tan colored Shoes white Vesting right thing for Hot and Stripes per yard Spots and stylt While Dotted Swiss Lawns and Muslins 15c 25c and 10c SUMMER SHOES FOR LADIES WHITE DRESS MATERIAL FOR Bananas SUMMER WEAR Oranges Lemons doz Watermelons each Tomatoes basket New Potatoes pec New Cabbage Lettuce Cucumber Radishes and Asparagus White Victorii 17c and per White Persian Lawns 25c and per yard White India Linens and FOR SATURDAY 25c per yard lbs Dry Apple Hats Street Hats Trimmed a want it or ready for you to Misses and Childrens Hats pretty Flops prettily with Flow and ribbons MAI and Presentation Brim SMITH On Wednesday evening of last week the Choir of the Presbyterian Church proceeded in a body to the residence of the late organist Mrs J and expressing their ap preciation of her leadership by pres enting her with a handsome gold neck lace and pendant with pearls The following address was read by Mr ThoS presentation made by M Forsyth Dear Mrs We the Choir jo the Presbyterian i take of your severing the connection a choirleader and Organist to our grateful appreciation of your torts in the Service of Praise During your leidcruhlp the improv ident frequently remarked h work has been ting Insti work do hut tin of am got in some very fine they were heartily Time and again visit- win came down the field only to the ball They were doing the of the work but were away on shooting and when they ok ing I of tim low the find th able to who topped shots His in the dlrlings temples Then the Jew irth of the features of before the finish of nation before or since this quarter Fox of the home team to our times the fabricate the ball after a scrimmage the must perfect architecture front of the nets in the home teams world has ever seen and the territory out and passing to Doyle the field 1 combination which the f took the ball id by the finest piece during the panic lowing players took I- Doyle to Tip tin- higher em Holleraii to Russell who notched the second i this quarter It a grand id were heartily cheered This this thai Graduates readily employment Write catalogue It pay the best Cor of Alexander and in realizing the of the pieces to be rendered Your interpretation has enabled us to grasp thse thoughts more accurately and Quarter The teams were called on the fieh a Tew minutes ahead of time In to let catch the train home and both teams went at it ever scored the firs goal in this quarter which set tljin WEAK EYES CURED Watering Paw thru the te pies and many other distressing troubles Why Suffer our leader has made nr lcea a pleasure while we always that a laating I has been given u your teaching feel and ability to K form the gratitu lor your patience freely bestowed and ask and wear this necklace the happy days SO helpful to when you were our Organ Choirleader In we pray Gods richest on yournelf Mr effect- ordered by jo your health and at On behalf of the Choir Presbyterian Church Mrs by made a reply She a At may be health to resun rmiim And and Rome i of the world code of 1 led advance witchcraft an of the rack Stock Register imported Stallion the property J lauiu will Boag and sons l male the season 19 at Albert and Zephyr etc Billiard Manager The imported Stallion the property o John Smith will make the season through North and East and Newmarket the same as last year See cards ACCHOrhe Standard bred Wilkes trotting stallion the property John French Mount Albert will visit Udora Zephyr StouBvllle Keswick Mount Albert and other points during the season John French Manager BRIGHT STAR The purebred Cly desdale horse the property Jr will make the season 1908 at Zephyr Udora and He will he accompani ed by Messenger Wilkes the stallion See cards Breen Manager In AAA arj It the after century level of shallow knowledge illi teracy and crushing demoralization ilqulty until at length by slow degrees the dawn of advancing light progress faintly lb glial until with Aorta vigor and lustr the glorious Victoria ledge especially of the llUg the mighty forces of v itli leaps and hound a few decades the subjugation those forces and the ability to them subservient to our require having made greater strides than dui the A had a Mr who In the tor some time la em ployed In j the Office la the w and he enters upon duties last BROUGHTONS ICECREAM Ih the beat that can be found It la made from pure Jersey Cream plied us by MRS WILLIS ding of of all the long BROWN On Wednesday the verv quiet wedding took place in the Kim street Methodist Toron to the Rev Robinson officia ting The contracting parties being Mr Franklin Black third son Black King Township and Miss Bertha Brown youngest daugh ter ol Mr and Mrs Caleb Brown of the village of The bride who is one of our most popular young ladles has lived here all life she will settle time pleased that like those by- empires we too shall not also wept away by anarchy and vice If both as a nation and as In dividuals we honor and obey Almighty succoring those in need 1 sickness and accepting His great of salvation thru the Misdeeds wrought then shall stability without certain and lasting the the Mr Black who has up worked on his fathers farm con hits purchased Pottage homestead lot con couple will resit Hamilton London the young r their honey pent at Use Manitoba Oats the lest and Cheapest for Feeding DENE CO Huron Street Phone NEWMARKET l Christian In the Winsome in church circle Say nice things abouti Church Work people Tarn up the many sourfaced solemn Christian In the Church Faultrfinding evil criticism these are the shadows that creep over a embittering the pastors heart God- cre for what they are trying to Is contagious It c ches like a smile and passes from to another The Church is too eral in all Its arrangements needs more sunshine and winsome in church work residents of those all wishing Mr and Mrs Black the the j1 which this lift picked up The strengh of the strong depends on their respect for the rights of the The man who Is top lazy to wiggle always thinks 1b waiting for Something great has died within him whose Heart cannot be fired by sacrifice In the path make right Joy Ib Where might seems It Is but making ruin Our borrowed trappings account half of our trippings The heart that sees goes always be fore the hand that obtains Too many think wind and reaping HOWARDS forth End Grocery Only two nominations for our Bargain list this week but they are Horse Shoe Salmon tall tin Tins for Tomatoes Best Brand 10c tin A large stock choice Pineapples to arrive Thursday See our Special Prices Fresh Tomatoes Cucumbers etc OPEN TILL OCLOCK EVERY NIGHT HOWARD- ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO A

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