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I is IT I I 7 THE NEWMARKET ERA FEBRUARY A T Smith DENTIST I Honor Toronto College Gold end Work Price WjRJJgJ wTftondaJi At Albprt the or each TALBERT DRUG STORE It MANAGER LI Si M I carry fait lino PATENT MEDICINES Aeon ttom remedies RHEUMATIC PURSE FOUND On Tuesday in Gorman House purse containing a sum of money Owner can have damp by calling at hotel and paying expenses BALDWIN BREEZES I forty scalps That means quite a Mrs Geo Crittenden has gone to financial venture as their fur Is Kingston on a visit with her sister worth something handsome Im told he has captured took the form of a Conun- Mr J P McLaren Town cAUirue on old friends as in a few weeks with City Mrs She has been poorly of Our Alary Taylor is enjoying late and her physician advised a life for change and rest cousins John has returned from Port Huron where he has lor somo time resided his son will Prescription and family Receipts day or LLOYD Chtml6tOnd DrueElot Mr J of Toronto was spend the remainder his days with in Town or the weekend relatives here The old gentleman Mr and Mrs Brooks ofNewhas much declined in health and murket were in Town over Sunday faculties Mr Lewis Paisley and Mrs Chapman Is acting as sub- Wall is spent a few days with jstltutc In Virginia School The in Cedar Grove teacher Ross is at home during mothers serious illness The two Ross sons ol Billy Ed and John arc a pretty cle ver pair of young men Billy Eds boy is popular teacher of Virgin ia I School and John North son Ross is Mr Dan Cook has purchased anew lor his dray wagon faithful old Bill been superannuated Mr McKcwans Jewellery shoo window was smashed last night watches stolen along with a clean sweep at Britishers come to HIS Our Fine Catalogue is mailed free on request Write for it if you have any notion an excellent course Central Business College To ronto SHAW SHAW Pros Sec and three Mr- Ross tas purchased Wesleys residence and will move on April 1st KESWICK Mr Hoy Rose has returned from his visit in Hamilton where he has secured a situation Mr Elliott has been visiting his sister in She is Toronto University Their dads are critical condition suffering of their boys Ir WOMENS INSTITUTE Hie regular meeting or til York Womens held at residence Mm on Thursday March oclock An interesting proud of their boys Baldwin has reasonably quiet The Sons of Temperance intend of late Since the windup of the holding a Box Social Monday eve vs Stevenson March A good program will be things have simmered down provided consisting of songs etc of the occasionally some indignant spirit after which there will be an auellon North Womens Institute will breaks forth and its mind sale of the boxes which ladies held at tic residence Mrs S jSome declare they will never support will kindly contribute Gentlemen Lennox again maybe hell not will be charge a dime ask them- merely because he made will bo presented including a demon- a fine defence of Stevenson Groat In Now lo I mo to tho POPULAR on soapmaking by Mrs Brooks and tartmaking by Miss Lil Wly thats his business Some of the witnesses who underwent consid- LANDING drum Match which caused merriment Mr and Mrs Harry Wight have moved to their new home in Sharon They will be missed by many friends in been the home of the formers family for so many long years Program for the League March Missionary Meeting and Americans who us Reader Miss Milne Smith March Consecration Meeting Life Lessons from Psalms Reader Mr Moore Speaker Miss Amy Literary Meeting What arc our liquor laws and how are they enforced Reader Miss M SpeakerMr R Meeting Pilgrim Pro gress 111 The Wicket Gate Matt Reader Albert Speaker Miss Patty Missionary Meeting navians and Germans John 1 Reader Miss Lewis Speaker Mr Geo Richardson 0 t A great many people took advantage the reaction of prices ioi past two weeks and in to give you a further and convince you thai the Quality as well as the price is following further reduction for this week Salmon and tins for This Is the Finest River Sock Eye and we consider It the best Salmon on the market better than Tea Seta pieces for Window Blind Paper yd reduced to for We are still selling Coffee for Floor Oilcloth yds wide for Floor Oilcloth 2 yds wide for Horse Blankets for only a few left Horse Blankets reg 100 for 76c Halters with shank 125 for 100 AH our Prints reduced to Shaker all Colors widths and weights for 16c Tin Pails reg for for Valises reg for Telescopes reg 150 for lb Pail International Stock Food for 276 This Is our third year tor selling Plymouth Twine It glvea per fect satisfaction and we will be pleased to supply you again Save your order for us We guarantee the price SELL RETURN RAILWAY TICKETS TO ANY POINT ON ME TROPOLITAN SMITH Loading Merchant QUEEN8VILLE J If Ian Terry invited to All ladies are cordially Icrablc badgering at Lennox s attend these meetings ronoNTo 1 l J i prepare for employ OurhauddomeCiiUloguelB free Write for one admitted any time College open entire year J ELLIOTT Principal Alexander BtreeU Mount Albert and Queens lie play ed their fourth and last game at Newmarket on Tuesday night and made the games three out of four and are champions in group of the League The boys have had no ice to practice on and were in poor condition but played well enough to trim QueensMile The to hall time score was 13 and at full smacking his lips time Wallace and Sanders star- 1 royal feast when the inspector hove red for Mount Albert A large dele- in sight Ah what have w gation from town and vicinity says he Our professional Brick for Sale the team Mr Geo Hal- ward of was and gave good satisfaction Any person wanting cither red or white brief for building purposes her ply to V BROOKS Albert gentleman met him with a volley of expletives couched in very forcible language Rumor says his taxbill was twentyfive and costs and go ORGAN to bed Two large loads and quite a num days when settler was of singers went to organ re- Clearing up a fallow he usually made given by Dr Howard of bee and called in his neighbors to in Church on jnelp in the hands the late James look Wednesday af ternoon to Christ Church Cemetery Rov Taylor officiating Deceased was Hi only short time He corn- plained of not feeling well on Sun day and died on Monday afternoon He leaves a widow mourn her loss Mr Geo Lane awl son who ve a habit nl appearing at visiting here the past six and unseemly times Our I on I uesday I Mr John Corn with of Toronto was here Wednesday attending the al late Jas Small The sleighing is gone and are on the go again have not yet got their rullhyi smoothed down Through a technical point of law Stevenson could not be tried on a criminal charge so it is stated is now One of our rural physicians the sport but unfortunately the myrmidons of the law have convenient and unseemly Old saw bones had jus Melancholia spear- into a toothsome trout socked thv and in anticipation of a wheels Two sleigh loads of meery young people members Literary So lly Old Sobersides Himself Scene Sleepy Hollow Time Eventide The grave old Owl sat on a limb in the twilight dim The wind was sighing soft and low In the tree tops far down below Off yonder on the woodland hills Was heard the song of whipperwills And as he sat he heard Sweet notes of a mocking bird He bowed his bead and bent his ear That so he might distinctly near- It said as plain as birds can say Veil frent Owl how vas you todav V CAPITAL 398000000 RESERVE TOTAL ASSETS ASSETS IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE Branches and agencies throughout Canada and the United States SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Current rates of interest allowed ALBERT BRANCH J TORRANCE Manager Midnight Hour For Sale cap to S- uch night last more than delighted given closing On and all a jug of whiskey was deemed an with the indispensable necessity Occasional ly the old custom is still observed Friends Church old sobersides still sat a very enjoyable outing on His profile outlined gainst the at the home He moaned and sadly shook hit Starr where they As though his thoughts were with the 1 though his thought dead hooted to bis high sky head of the 5 in A National Separator 400 and a Binder feet jsolos in good running order W Barker Pine Orchard Conviction Quashed Mr Justice in chambers last Friday morning quashed the convic tion registered against METHODIST CHURCH j Co of Toronto by Mr Julius Baker a magistrate of Township in York County on Jan Co were conduct ing a Whirlwind sale in Hallelujah Chorus Miss Love of Franklin sang two excellent W gave two good readings and the J E Hunter of delivered a neat address- T Edwards pastor the chair Manv thanks are due Jos Hogg and their kindness in loads Thos for taking- the two Some time lately a weJl known char acter about here had a contract which he did not feel able to cope with suc cessfully alone therefore called in his friends and neighbors A wellfilled jug of corn or bug listed into service of the spent the of Mr were entertained by the members of our Union Progressive Society A good program was given consist- hi of speeches readings vocal and hard which the j They sling their chestnut jokes at me me most instrumental music after company adjourned to the dining room for refreshments which had been provided by the ladies of I III mi Wilu Bar Riff fen J Township were fined and costs for trading as transient traders with- iout a license the information being by the reeve of the township To Mr Anglin it was admitted that there had irregularities in con nection with conviction but it jivAH submitted that the respondents should not be held for costs in the ap peal The lawyer for the plaintiff contended that costs should be impos ed on the magistrate and the had laid the information was stated that the constable who was sent to enforce the conviction was drunk and not in a condition to Intelligently determine the costs in the case Goods belonging to the plaintiff valued at were seized payment The magistrate who was communicated with by telephone arrived two days later and released the goods on the payment of end costs The conviction was quashed costs being imposed on the magistrate who made the conviction end the reeve of tho township in formant an order also being made Cor the repayment the defendants amount of the fine and I J I The Cooper Research Laboratory Mr J Gundy of Wood Gundy Co Toronto preached vjiy and helpful missionary sermons in the Methodist church on Sunday last morning and evening and it Mail man in the afternoon The pastor read the report of the Society show ing contributions from all amounting to Mount Albert Circuit gave of thegivings of the W and for all ether schemes of the church giving grrnd total to all funds of of last Sundays services will place the Missionary of Mt reeve Albert Circuit considerably beyond It that of last year nil Miss Mary Cook has been to tho famous Cooper Research Laboratory England was es tablished by Sir Richard Cooper of the famous Sheep pip farm for the Bit A generally A Unique feature of this Laboratory is mailing list of many thousand nanus To each farmer on this list pie Laboratory mails free of charge the latest literature and results of Experiments on various farming top ics Wc understand that the Toron to Branch of Cooper Nephews be very glad to forward any farmer a Postal Card which will en- him be placed upon the bg List of the splendid Institution Cholera lias epidemic in St Petersburg for days There have deaths from this disease In fit Petersburg the highest niAhbcr new eases in one day being iff PICKUP ITEMS r Miss Eva Walton left on Saturday to spend a couple of weeks in the city Rev Cameron entertained the members of the Bible Class of Chalmers Church Sunday School on Monday evening Miss Walton returned to her home here on Saturday from Toron to Miss Ada Crone is spending a cou ple of weeks with friends in New market Mrs McDonald entertained a few friends on Monday evening Mr and Mrs Winterstein of StoufTville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs S Jones Mr and Mrs Rogers of Toronto are spending a few days with Mrs ledgers brother Mr Barrett of Centre St A large number went to hear the organ recital in the Hart man Meth odist church on Tuesday night- A enjoyable program was rendered Extra Correspondent WEST FRANKLIN Church next Sunday night Mr Thomas was visiting at Mr Cooks on Sunday Mr Alfred Park was visiting friends at Newmarket on Sunday Miss May Cook has to the city for a week or two Miss L Cook Is visiting friends at Cedar Brae Mrs Park has gone to the city for a week Mr had a bee drawing wood last week juice was also en- Society Shortly after midnight the he little brown company dispersed all having and its contents was given aeor- very pleasant evening together dial welcome Unfortunately I was Our next Meeting will beat the home not present to photo the busy scene I of Mr Bert on Wednesday It is said however that one gentle- evening March 3rd -OO0- man paid his respects to the refresh ments so often tiiat he became unable to take another puH But where theres a will theres always a way so he set the jug on a stump got on his knees stuck the jug in his bill and drank and drank till he got his fill Ive heard of men getting on their knees to worship the Great Spirit but this is the first case that lias come under my observation where a civilized man gets on his knees to worship evil spirits An other coon well known in every hole and corner of was laid out on his back and didnt know whether lie was in the spirit land or still on this mundane sphere The bee so far as work is concerned was a howling failure- One night last week Archie son of John Riddel returned from Sutton to Richard where he lives and went out to do chores While attending the horses he fell down and was trampled and fearful ly mangled by the frightened animal Several limbs were fractured- his head and body bruised almost i beyond recognition Under the circum stances he should not have been al lowed to care for the horses Re ports are he is doing well On Friday Mr Ross and Ben were returning from the bush with a load of wood Ross was driving and turned his horses square across the road at Chapmans Hill to get on better sleighing The team did not obey the pull of the line and the sleigh and load were dumped over the embankment was hurt and but trilling dam age done Its lucky for Georgina Council Several previous dumps have made though it lias always been reckoned bad horseman ship was the cause Gentlemen A in time saves nine Erect a guard rail at once Mr anil Mrs Arthur Smith have moved from E into the Yates house here By present arrange ments Arthur Smith and Bert Green are to cut the stoel of logs in the mill here I guess theyll find it a tough problem as they have not the mechanical genius of Geo Yates It sometimes bothers greenhorn to have the saw run true and thereby cut lumber even thickness We wish the boys luck in the venture Reports say that Long Billy Wat son Queensville is making a great gap In the ranks of skunk loading a car of Mr Wolfe is grain this week The hockey match between and takes place day night they a wet time of it Mr R intends loading a car of fine stock here next week Mr J Jones was out to Mr G Moulds Baldwin on will have- Mr and Mrs Alohzo Draper and his ne a farm Whilst roosting on my old oak tree words were scarcely more than said An awful crash there came oer head A- storm had oer the valley broke And cleft in twain the lordly The grave old bird oh where was he Youll not be wise to quiz of me For when the storms wild fury broke The solemn bird was left to soak Wc buy direct from the largest jobbing houses and manufac turers in the country for Cash and are enabled to get the low est prices besides always being sure of obtaining Goods We are not paying enormous expenses and will sell you goods at reasonable rates Values in Groceries lbs Best Gran Sugar for Its Best Yellow Sugar for lbs Currants and Raisins lbs Rice for 25c lbs Corn Meal for 25c lbs Washing Soda Bars Comfort Soap for 25c Bars Puritan Soap for Royal Yeast Cakes 3c per box We keep the Best Brands of Flour that are obtainable We have a Complete Stock of Boots and Shoes Family Trade Especially Solicited WOLF no Idvln ZEPHYR Mr Montgomery was in the city over Sunday Mrs P Rynard of Brock has been visiting her sisters here accompanied by Miss St John John Longhurst is moving down after some property recently purchas ed there the fourth son of Mr J W is very ill with inflamma tion of the bowels succeeded by pneu monia The horse market has been active in this locality during the month of February Among the sales we note two by Mr Sol to a gen tleman at netting and five young horses sold by Mr J made up of two yearlings two two- yearolds and one five year old Hugo a threeyearold Lou don boy shot himself while playing with a revolver and died instantly A exChief of Police of Simcoe was found guilty of snoot ing Constable with intent and sentenced to life imprisonment Estevan Sask Feb A S Graham for shipping to the North astrous fire broke out here this mom- West for the record price which looks as though can hotel Arthur Kellys dry goods and Walter and his wife ailed Mr J on Saturday get- son on last- AH of our boys are very busy ting their logs and wood up Come boys and see the five mile race for twentyfive dollars between Morris and Lcs Huntley QUEENSVILLE The final hockey match in this dis trict in the TriCounty League Scries wasplayed on Newmarket Rink on Tuesday night A special car from carried many supporters down to cheer and Mt Albert root ers were greatly in evidence at the match After a hard fought game the score resulted in in favor of Mount Allert When team entered the League to play for the trophy it was little expected it would bo to play against professional men brought from outside points men who had acquitted themselves with brilliance in A games so- wc were proud of the splendid showing of our boys and instead of offering them consolation we con gratulate them on the close score in each game and their good fight against such odds The scores in the previous games have been respectively At the time of writing Mr Wm Laycock is very ill small hopes be ing entertained for his recovery His son Mr Albert Laycock has arrived from New York and is with him Miss Gertrude Sprague of Toronto Normal School was home over Sun day- Dr George is in Toronto this week and expects to leave short ly for It was Social evening at the Ep- worthLeague on Monday night when a most enjoyable hour was spent af ter the usual Miss Ella Took has been visiting take its place with any part of the J Markham and Uxbridge past week among friends Mr Wm we are sorry to say continues very low with little or no Lopes of his recovery We are sorry to learn that Mrs has diphtheria and trust she may soon be able to throw off the disease Mr Frank Cook has everybody that has a team tlat he can get drawing logs while there is sleighing and they are piling them up in good shape The senior and junior hockey teams had a friendly match last week but the seniors were too much for the boys The League have postponed their social until Friday night when they Will be prepared to give a splendid program after which lunch will be provided Rev Cockburn of Toronto preached the anniversary sermons In the Pres byterian church on Sunday last to a large congregation The choir good musical selections OOO during the province for the way of enterprise containing the public breeders Mr Grahams sale was completely destroyed The total insurance is do a on council met in Saturday Miss Harvey has been un der the doctors care but is re covering Assessor Urquhart for Scott was making his rounds on Tuesday Wood and Wm Rhlndress had well attended bees th first of the week Mr Joseph sale Wednes day was largely attended by people from this way A number of teams have been pass ing through the village hauling for Mr J Morrisons new house Mr J Graham left on Tuesday for a trip through Manitoba looking CLEARING WINTER GOODS Pine Quality reg 15c yd for Choice Shades of Red Checks Excellent for Children or Ladies Blouses reg 12Jc yd for 8o and Dark Shades Splendid Goods in a Variety of Patterns Reg 15 and yd all ono price 10c Mackinaw Cloth 90c yd for About pieces Tweed about Halfprice J I 11 Tomatoes Cents Tin One of the Finest Brands packed at Tin Corn Tins for Tins for WANT Dried or I Johnstons Cash Store Sutton I art OF TORONTO