Ontario Community Newspapers

Newmarket Era , July 24, 1908, p. 7

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THE OTSW7IABKKT ERA FRIDAY JULY CHINA July and August l juat commencing To have your Pratt and Pickles keep as you wish them to only Finest Quality of Vinegar Ac Pure Spices of First Quality Our reputation for Belling only Quality in perfectly justified by Selling only the Heat Goods lines we handle Cooked Meats A New Line with us but we la to Win Your Confidence and Trade We have put in one of the Finest Meat Slicing Machine China STAPLE AND FANCY Close Prices in All Lines FRUIT JARS Stone Butter Crocks c fl Ml Methodist Church Largo congregations last Sunday and be In bis Sin Civic Holiday Day will bo Civic date AugUflt Excursion to Beach the cment Park of Canada Hobs will be there will you The Crops From all Is North York the that crops are line of sowthistle In ig quantities In this vicinity uil sonic steps should lie taken i Ikafc the weed Whitchurch Council meets at next Saturday King Council meets at King station next thinks Eagle Bti is taking in wire lie On Tuesday deputation of Nod lit union July a big North York Old to be held in New- will be held in the chamber Adelaidestreet The object the meeting e the enthusiasm of To- formerly North York Band will accompany on Tuesday inciting War den Keith will take the chair at p Only Rejoicing not the should they hear Itlzci le anywhere between the hours of ten and three oclock Alderman Vale arranged to he 1 in mediately in formed from Toronto should Long boat be successful in winning the Marathon race in England and if the makes good hoped the news will he announced to the of Newmarket by all tho whistles in town blowing in concert Tills announcement is also made so one should be under he tin- the are blow- fire From all reports there hope that it Is to be hoped that the will be advised li en toned Town Council Council met Monday even lug Major Pearson in present Messrs Vale McKay Keith Cane ami minutes of laut meeting were rear and confirmed The following accounts re celled 2010 referred to Property Committee with power act Franklin Bros waste freight on to P Committee that It be- Mr McKay lilt usual to cost of producing and Tor tho Ived the usual ply that the question had been to the Flic Light Committee Mr the answer was lost unsatisfactory Over eix months or the year were now parted and if and Light Committee did not Intend to do anything In thin matter he thought it was time the took hold of It theniBelvea Mr Schmidt there should a new bylaw prepared regu lating price or water by Mr McKay asked how it to new raieu when did not know how It to produce it Mayor he knew that if wo got iJOu per thousand Tor all the water that we would getting twlco the revenue that mree than what wo are golfing Mr McKay said that proved to wind thcro wan something and that Water was wanted or used where It had no to used A few years ago we worth of to the Canes lining some worth The Herald was fiing worth and Ciflce pet laity a like amount In all between and a ciii All of these demands on ho town water had been cut off he supply ol water had been ln- by more than and we were short of water It a- fact that radically wrong Fire and Light Com- had been Instructed toitxk Into this matter but they were either afraid to take this matter tliey were neglecting to do their duty No further action was taken Mr Schmidt brought in re port of the Property Committee icimuling the purchase of coats and feet of hose for the department and alo the pain ting or the Fire and the office- report Chief reported that firemen had decided to to August or and on of Mr Vale the Mayor was auth orized to proclaim a Civic Holi day for this purpose The contractors of the College appeared before the Council and asked permission to cut away part of the embankment of the present reservoir as they be instructed toadverUko for ten- dors for be In ordancc with plans pe- cUicntlong to be prepared ijy a impotent engineer A lengthy ensued and J one felt to any motion involving the advertising for tenders Keith said we advertised for tenders It would throw the work too late In the fall Mr Cane thought we would not got any other tenders anyway audi he had ho doubt the present tender from a local man was very tills Juncture Mr In and reported that he submitted the plans to and that ho approved two of them One of these plana lie had a tender ho was reasonable is t was only about hair what an other and ho thought they fould not do better than ac cept it Mr McKay that the tender might bo all right and for any- the Council knew it might ib all wrong The Council was elected by the to conduct he of the town in a manner He believed Ikj good business to ask for public tenders for this work his part ho would not be a parly to lotting a contract In the expenditure of some to one man without giv ing others an opportunity or Bay ing what thoy would do the work He the bora if they were prepared to before the electors and tell them that they got In such a hurry that they could not wait out who would do lite work cheapest Finally A Cane moved lhat a advertisement be given one in In each of th local papers and In the Toronto World ashing for tenders for erection a concrete tank and that the ten ders in by Aug 1st Mr the motion and the Council adjourned Peculiarities Seven limes Ibis numeral a in all things It is tli favorite number with gamblers are in world Shakespeare the hunu lilt into seven lhat ibe number by its occult power and tends to the accomplishment all things and is the dispenser life ami the fountain of all its than In times a child was mod until it had been born sevi And the teeth arc fust cut month and in- Fill Term Opens Sept 1st know the merits of this are Its stauneest supporters TORONTO Tola college first in larity tho roughness and merit Go where you will you will find our graduates pushing to the front Their superior training en ables them to get and bold first- class positions College open all summer Enter time J ELLIOTT Principal Cor of Yonge St Alexander flta Pine Edgings leave orders with Terms Cash dniiik Mian referred to On with Instructions to Si if found correct that my he mount agreed J T Pav sheet ft i i Pay sheet No SI Messrs Jos Luke Doyle J McLaughlin were heard before the Council- asking that a walk bo laid on Ontario eel from Main street to the Church afl suggested by Mr McKay some weeks ago Mr Keith fiaid the Road and Bridge Committee had visited that pari and had decided to put in a gran- walk in from or Maaalngi blacksmith shop and also a gran from the ttry to the Church Mr Doyle thought there was no use two bites of a cherry would be better to lay right from Main street when they were a McKay sad his idea was that the walk should le laid from to the church Mr Iveltu if finances would aland it of the walk would laid than had been decided Mr aud Mr Doyle spoke about the replacing of the en on Queen fotrect that had token up the Metropolitan Railway On motion of Mr Keith seconded by Mr McKay Then time you the clerk was Instructed to write P to the ilfttropolUoa Railway in l OUR STATIONERY reference to tins crossing and aUo in reference the regular proceed if This question to the Fire and brought up the question of building the new reservoir Tin Mayor slated that the if the Electric Light Commute suit the County Engineer with retard to a tender he had received for the erection of concrete pes Mr McKay asked if It not intention of the Council to for tenders for this work The Mayor said that at a spe cial meeting of the Council last Wednesday It was the feeling of the Council that the work should be with On the tender they had Mr McKay said he thought the construction this tank should laid open to public competi tion and he that the Clerk PLEASANT THOUGHTS of the coming summer are probably in You expect I But there will fit for reading tehing up with your ears stopping at the Main Mr Thompson reported the condition of supports When others are complaining their Inability to get decent station- jery you have plenty of thhest ter secure your supply before you for- I get it DRUG STORE of Dollars forth of Goods Sacrificed Return Railway Fares Will be paid on the production of railway ticket at the rate of one miles fare for SI 00 worth of goods purchased except groceries Metropolitan fares will be paid at the of 4 cents per mde and GTR at cents per mile Example A purchase entitles a Metropolitan passenger to 20 cents and a GTR passenger to 25 cents Mail Orders J FREIGHT OR EXPRESS PAID We guarantee to give you just as good bargains for anything ordered by mail and will prepay freight or express charges on all orders of or more to your nearest railway station within 100 miles of Newmarket This TERMS 100 Mens Fine Shirts for 59c Mens Negligee and Stiff Bosom in nest good colorings Cults attached or detached regular Mens 150 Fine Shirts for Mens Undershirts only Mens Summer Undershirts regular Clearing at Mens Linen Collars each J Mens Linen Collars slightly Soiled all sixes and St or Mens Fine Braces Only about in the lot and 75c Mens Ties each Money Refunded for Goods Returned i Record in Carpet Squares J Sizes in Jute Jute Velvet Unions Wools Velvets and Regular up to clearing at 6955 1125 1650 1445 17 001 III I Ill lines i It was supposed phi I and Mens Ties 15c each Fourinhand bookon and Bow Ties regular and for pairs only Mens Fine Boots Oxfords Ties and Lace Boots in Patent Leather Tan Calf Velor Calf and Fine Goodyear Welted a cleanup of all broken lines of our regular and Boots i at 175 Boys Boots for 119 35 pairs Boys Box Calf and Lace Boots regular pric J Clearing at Big Clearance in Wall Papers A lot of odds and ends roll These with wall ceiling border to match Regular price up 10 9c for 14c 18c 12Jc i Flannelette Blankets White or grey sizes at 10 and man reaches a of the law at four til lie is in full possissioi of from that he begins at eight tin seven he is is in his climacteric at en times seven he has reach- the a lotted span life a Hon events in the Bible The and on tho lav there was rest On the of the nth month a ordained and even days and ted had seven mine of the flood and the of plenty were told in dream by en fat beasts the seven lean years by sev- beasts tte speak of the en avens and the son preeminent wisdom In short there is no other number which en ters into the Bible so often seven Chatham July Excitement is caused by the report that a serious outbreak of smallpox developed at Erie the popular summer resort at the of Rondeau and directly south of Chat ham Dr J Story of re ported that a man who stayed there developed the disease after leaving The place the doctor says was disinfected last Wednesday Four teen cases of smallpox are reported Horse to MARTIN CO China and Japanese j ting Bargains Lot of China Matting for 10c yard 1 Lot Japanese Mat- regular up to for 1 Lot Japanese up to for These Ladies and Childrens Shoes Greatly Reduced Pairs Misses Lace Boots light or heavy soles prices to clearing at 139 Ladies Tan and Linen Oxfords regular prices 175 to clearing at 115 Ladies White Canvas Oxfords Pairs Ladies Button Boots regular prices were to 250 clearing at 149 Misses Slippers sizes 11 to your choice of any slipper in he store for 55 pairs to choose Childrens Slippers to 10 Your choice of any slipper in tbe store for pairs to choose from Slippers sizes to Your choice of any slipper in the I store for pairs to choose from Clearing Ladies White Waists 1 Lot Price up to Clearing at 1 Lot Regular Price up to Clearing at 1 Lot Prices up to 225 Clearing at Childrens Dresses Boys Wash Blouses and Suits i Regular prices up to Clearing at Regular prices up to Clear at Regular price up to Clearing at 89cS Big Hosiery Saving only Ladies Black Cotton Ribbed Hose sizes to Regular Price pair Clearing at 15c pri Ladies Cotton Vests 10c- each 12 doz Ladies White Cotton Vests Short Sleeves and Sleeveless Regular Prices up to Clearing at Wash Skirts to go White Pique regular for i White Pique regular for A Big Gleanup in Ladies Skirts Voiles Panamas Poplins Lustres Tweeds and Venetian coli Cream Black Navy Brown Tan Green and Greys all the newest regular prices up to Clearing at Lot regular prices up to Clearing at Lot regular prices up tp Clearing at Chance in Wash Good Fancy Ginghams Chambraya White and Fancy Colored Muslins Crums Dimities etc a big range of Colorize and patterns ranging in ice from to yd Charing all at one price yd Ladies sateen and print waists regular prices tip to vera styles to choose from clearing at In navy red black and white and grey sun In black navy and this springs style Pawn and grey tweed new spring style earing at 7 Lot of plain fancy Panamas tweedi Low Priced Staples Tabic Linen unbleached regular and for yard J Table unbleached regular up to for 39c yard- Table bleached regular J up to for yard I Table Cloths fine bleached liuenf bordered size regular price l for Shirring regular 15c for 12oyd homespuns Instrrs Damask black and white checks etc in a variety of colorings including Tow Is price up to blacks regular prices up to per yard clearing at clearing at 12 Watch for particulars In Large Bills which will be circulated week MEINOUR MARTIN COMPANY NEWMARKET ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO

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