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Newmarket Era , August 20, 1909, p. 5

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NEW IEEDS r LEGAL- etc 3 to cater red Hams i for large for if ket School Vocal and Us end in or Art D8e it Ont editors pursuant to that behalf afloat alter late be County who pa are re ft with and tutors of the on or be- that date distribute parties v- only to such filed WITH Fences any Height Co by PsJUsA Ontario at Office J J- Barrister Street Newmarket to loan on rood Farm x a Trim I fcc will M Demean AUCTIONEER reoM Collected 8treet Newmarket K COURT CLERK or life ad insurance Bolton earner DP Clank DENTIST Xv V- Brief lets The days arc growing shorter- Home-grown- tomatoes will soon be plentiful also corn Plowing Match the annual plowing of the King and Association will take place on Friday and will probably in the of Aurora- Dp Wilkinson- Afiee Block Newmarket and 3rd Wed in each month of MARRIAGE LICENSES it ike Newmarket Private at private If NEWMARKET LATEST IN and Head Stones IT Ordering CA881DY LUESBY Furnace Work PlumWng of Our Specialties fit at Shop TO LEADING TINSMITHS OSBORNE SONS to Surrogate Court William Willis a farmer who lives in York County petit the Sub rogate Court to administer property to the extent pi belonging to bis late wife Annie Willis who died intestate on Feb 9 Conference Minutes- All subscribers to the CbristJan Vanguard are receiving this week a copy of the minutes of the an nual conference of the Christian Church in Ontario which was held at Keswick last June Special Meeting All members of the Newmarket Ag ricultural Society are expected to at tend a special meeting in the Fire Hall on Tuesday evenings Aug 31st to consider the advisability of secur ing a loan to pay for alterations and improvements now made to the Fair Grounds Horse Frightened On Monday morning as the driver of Simpsons was de livering bread on Queen St Metro politan car came along and frighten ed the horse As it started to run a wheel came in contact with a pole the harness broke and the horse got It was caught on the track af ter the car passed Fortunately the damage is light Not Quite so nor Slow The Hilt Liberal of lost week says Richmond Hill is getting more like a city every day We now our streets with crude pe troleum instead of ordinary well water used by small towns such as Aurora ami Our friend of the town will to wake up Newmarket used crude petroleum on its more than a month ago Everytbing passed about the on Thursday evening of week attendance was the largest in the bis- tory of the Horticultural Society and the display of flowers plants etc was a great surprise to a many people Tjhfrj could hardly be lieve that such a large quantity and such beautiful could have been in ewmrket J The program was also very attrac tive There was the music by the Military Band songs by the primary scholars for which ironside deserves great praise the excellent views by Rev Cornell the teddy bears and the ice cream tables Tfcc only draw back was the lack of seating capa city The prize winners are as follows PLANTS IN POTS Abutilon Hatch BegoniaTuberous Mrs Begonia any kind Mrs J Fuchsia E Hatch 2nd Mrs Geranium double J dy 2nd Mrs Geranium single Mrs J-Lun- dy 2nd Siynmerson Geranium ivyW Geranium a v Mrs J Lun- Geranium pelargonium J Part ridge Hydrangea p R Hatch 2nd J Partridge Gloxinia Mrs Collins 2nd Mrs J A Collins Simmerson Hatch 2nd Oleander Stallard- double C J Smith 2nd Mrs Rose E R Hatch 2nd J Smith Summer Flowering Bulbous Plant Specimen Plant Mrs J Lundy Hanging gasket Mrs 1 Mrs J 2nd Dp Boyd In of Toronto LlcencUte of the Royal College of and in of the Royal College of Surgeons Former clinical Voorflelda Eye Hospital and College Ear Nose and Throat England Main and Timothy St Telephone No Consultation may be had at any hour day or night by calling at the or phone Farm Produce Very good market last Saturday Following were ruling prices Eggs dozen 20 to 22c Butter per 20 to 22c Dressed Chickens pair to Apples 25c New per peck Onions per bunch Cabbages each to Cauliflower each to Beets per hunch Carrots per bunch Celery per bunch Black Currants per quart Corn per or 2 for Cucumbers per do lb Live Spring Chickens per Old Hens per Young Live Ducks per lb Old Live Ducks per lb Pigeons per pair Rabbit per pair to Hides lb 8 to Calf Skin per lb to each to each to Tallow pot lb Cactus F 2nd Bert- Gardner Cacti collection F 2nd Mrs J Begonia Rex Mrs J Collins 2nd Simmerson Begonia a v Mrs J Lun 2nd Stallard Begonia collection 5 J Smith 2nd E Hatch 2nd Mrs Geranium coll fancy J Part ridge Asparagus- Fern 2nd Mrs J Asparagus Fern Mrs J Lundy S Perrin Fern greenhouse 2nd Mrs Kern woods Mrs Foliage Plants Specimen Plant Bruce Squires 2nd Mrs J Lundy Large Vase or Urn Bert Gardner 2nd Mrs 1 House Plants 2010 Hatch 2nd J Partridge House Plants House Plants 2nd Mrs J Window Box Mrs 2nd J Partridge The Hew Grocery Store place to find everything and Confectionery the Beat Made by all the leading FOREIGN AND LOCAL FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IceCream Parlor NOV OPEN Hare you tried our Bread Bur If not you what you bate tor baking de- Try it SLICED TO SUIT or refunded Uncomfortable Mrs Hopper had an pnpleasant experience on her vay to the Paci fic Coast At a western city where the train had to for half an hour Hopper got out of the coach and walked up and down the platform a lev times Suddenly a vell man along side of her snatched her pocket book out of her hand and made off Fortunately a policeman happened to be right at hand Mrs Hopper told him what had happened and in a few second ho overhauled he flnateher and brought him balk At the roan denied the charge but when the handcuffs vere put onto he owned up and the pocket- book which contained the rallyay ticket and over hundred dollar In money The pocket book ticket and money were all to who needless to felt very much relieved and the man taken off to the lock up by the policeman HOUSEHOLD HINT Joseph Perkins Old Stand Pitt If the bouse wife will Rave all the paper bay that come into the and them to glide over the of fruit a are stored away on the and write the name of the fruit the ue will find ft profitable In three the paper excluded the light which an ant in the keeping of good the Jar will always be and she can readily the of any Jar without CUT Asters 2nd It Hatch Balsam 1 Smith 2nd Dahlias double Mrs J 2nd S Dahlias cacti 2nd S Hollyhocks Miss Newton 2nd Marigolds Mrs 2nd Bert Gardner without foliage Simmerson 2nd Mrs J with foliage 2nd 3rd Newton Petunias single Simmerson 2nd W Phlox 2nd Mrs 3rd J Smith Verbenas 2nd- Bert Gardner 3rd Mrs I Prober Zinnia- Mrs I 2nd in I 2nd J Smith Cockscomb 2nd Annuals Mrs I Sweet Peas bunches Mrs Geo 2nd Bert Gardner Miss Sweet Peas red Mrs Geo 2nd J Sweet Peas Mrs Geo 2nd Mrs Prober Peas cream Mrs Geo 2nd Bert Gardner Sweet Peas Geo 2nd J Smith Sweet Peas pink Mrs Geo 2nd J Smith Sweet ridge 2nd Bert Gardner Sweet Peas George Carnations Simmerson Missrlj Newton 2nd J rS Balsams Jno l Larkspurs Hatch 2nd Miss Mrs J A Collins 2nd Mrs Geo Bremner Funeral Hatch 2nd Basket Cut New ton 2nd Hand BouquetsBert Gardner Martin Table Bouquet J Smith 2nd Mrs J Warriner Brides Bouquet Mrs J Wild Bouquet Mrs Chas 2nd Mrs J Warriner Sweet Peas Mignonette Mrs Geo Design for Table E Hatch 2nd Mrs Extras GARDEN VEGETABLES Beans Wax Thick Martin 2nd Bert Gardner Beans Wax- Flat Holly 2nd Mrs Beans Green Martin 2nd Beans Broad Jno Stallard 2nd Mrs Kirby Peas in Pod 2nd Mrs Geo Peas Shelled 2nd Martin Carrots stump rooted J 5 part ridge 2nd Squires Carrots point rooted Mrs J Partridge Carrots Coll Cauliflower Bert Gardner Cabbage S Bruce Squires Beets half long Mrs J 2nd Mrs Geo Beets Long Blood J Part ridge 2nd Bert Gardner Beets Turnip J G Partridge 2nd Mrs J Onions White or Yellow- Mrs J A Collins 2nd Mrs Geo Onions Red Mrs Geo 2nd Mrs J A Collins Onions Dutch seta 2nd Mrs J Onions Pickling J Partridge- 2nd Perrin Tomatoes nearest matured Hatch 2nd Mrs Collins Radish Turnip- 2nd Martin Radish Long Summer rin 2nd J Radish French Breakfast Bruce Squires 2nd Hatch Rhubarb R Hatch 2nd W Potatoes Light skin Mrs Kir 2nd Mrs A Collins Potatoes Dark akinStephen 2nd Bruce Squires Potatoes Largest Mrs 2nd J Partridge Turnip White table Mrs 2nd Cucumber Table Use Bruce Squires 2nd Cucumbers Frame Jno 2nd S Celery 2nd Bruce Squires Lettuce Cabbage head Mrs Kirby Lettuce Loose heads Mrs 2nd Mini J Warriner Coll Garden Vegetables 2nd J Partridge Vegetable Marrow J Part ridge 2nd Bruce Squires FRUIT Apples Mrs 2nd Holly i Cherries eatingMrs Cherries preserving Mrs Raspberries Red W 2nd Mrs Black cap 2nd Raspberries yellow Mrs Kir 2nd AOV W rin 2nd Currants red 2nd Perrin Currants 2nd Currants Black 2nd Gooseberries large ne 2nd Jon small Donne 2nd Perrin Blackberries Perrin 2nd Mrs Coll Small j 2nd Mrs Kirby i I I 20000 Men Wanted for Western Harvesting To meet the aemandJor larni la- borers in- Manitoba- Saskatchewan and Alberta special second class ex cursions will be run by the Canadian Pacific Railway from all Ontario tions I Cost of oneway ticket to is and from Winni peg to points where laborers contract to work they will be carried with charge After least one months work in the harvest a ticket back to Ontario starting- point will be issued at Ticket are only good on Farm Laborers special trains Tickets will also be issued to women but no halfrate for child ren Leaving dates of excursions are as follows August 19th and Sept from all in the- territory between TorontoSidbury line and Toronto- line of the Grand Trunk August and Sept ifrom all P and stations To- rontoSarnia line and south thereof in Canada and all stations in On tario on P and T August and Sept from all stations east of TorontoNorth Bay line and including Kingston also stations on and of Rys and stations on K P south of Renfrew For the three excursions in August spocial trains will be run from all on the CPR If you are in any doubt as to date of excursion from apply to local C agent who will also furnish times of special trains or write to R L Thompson- District Passenger Agent CPR Toronto HIS SANDPAPER CHIN he said as he into the clorgymans study you are the man who tied the knot believe beg pardon said the clergyman looking up from his ser mon- You performed the marriage cere mony for Yes certainly Mr Billings what may I you what the rights of a husband are J Why yes in general way And the rights of a wife Of course Well now sir said caller drawing a chair up to the desk and taking a scat has a wife a license to husband Certainly not If she makes his life miserable he has redress of course Yes but I should advise mind about your advice just now well come to later- My wife complain that I dont often nough Oh thats a small matter Ms It sir Is it Just wait I told her that was my am- she taught the children to cry when I kissed them so that she could say my rough chin hurt That hardly showed a Chris tian Walt a minute yesterday morn ing I found playing with the cylinder of a broken music box You know how that seems to touch Certainly Well shes taught them to call It papas thin Really must admit Wait till Im finished Today one of them got up on my knee pass ed his my and called it papas musicbox Now sir I ask of you as a Christian man and as the man who lied the knot what shall do Git shaved replied the clergy man softly as he returned to HARDWARE STORE l 111 I Paints Oils Glass Etc j A W ALLAN COMPANY NE WMARK E T I August Sale No on Yards Check Ginghams ONLY YARD Toronto Jobbing House VV fa J i To shoes buy them in the afternoon when the exercise of the day has spread the muscles of the feet to their largest extent DARE YOU EAT HEARTILY Or Is fivery Good Meal Followed CANCELLED JUS ERROR man Is a very light sleeper One who Is easily and who a long bleep In a hotel ho hail at last got sound asleep a Mud tap awoke Whats wanted raAago downstairs for It can wait until morning I suppose departed and alter a long lime man was sound asleep again when another knock at the door It now Good Meal Followed By Discomfort Bo certain axe we that Little Digester will cure Indigestion every time for every person for YOU that we will y back a if they fail You can enjoy a good hearty meal of wholesome three times a day if you fake a tablet after each meal Read how Mttle cured Mr 1or two years I aufTered with Indi gestion and no from anything I took including several very meal was followed by acute pain until I feared to eat consequently became run down for lack of nourish ment Iittle were recom- YOU NEED NERVE EARLY INDISCRETIONS AND EXCESSES HAVE UNDER MINED YOUR SYSTEM nerves control oil action of v that them ill weaken organs of tbo fUt IndUcrctlonf ruined Unnatural Drain vigor and viUilily and they never develop a proper condition of llrifCs mentally physically uzunlly How you Are you and weak despondent and gloomy circles before the eyes with dark circle under them weak back palpitation of heart bashful debilitating dreams sediment In urine pimple on the face eyes sunken hollow cheeks careworn ex poor memory lifeless and strength tired mornings nights change able moods bono pains llalr loose eta It condition our New Method Treatment GUARANTEED TO CURE Wo treated Diseases of Men for a time and do not have to experiment Consult us I FREE OF CHARGE and wo will tell you whether you are curablo or pot Vo of NERVOUS VARJCOSE VEINS BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES GLEET BLADDER URINARY AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS Free Booklet on of Men If unable to coll writ for I QUESTION LIST FOR HOME TREATMENT f t KENNEDYKENNEDY Ave and Griswold Si Detroit Mich r Practical Education gives you an uplUb Youcan best get It at our largouprto- School BUSI NESS COLLET Toronto Catalogue Free Send Shaw mended to me a friend and I tried completely me it three them with two months since I took any and I have not fluffercl a ho matter how heartily I eat would certainly mend them anybody Buffering with Indigestion- Ave Toronto iUu June WUlePigesttmr be had from druKSjUtor by mall from Coleman Co Mrs CM HUGHES is offering BARGAINS IN MILLINERY to clear out balance 1 Very for Summer Trip to Pacific Coast A A Return NEWMARKET- A good chance for any who not 1 a dumTnerHai good going May to Return limit Oct 31 Liberal stopover Wide choice of routes by tie line see your own coun- try the West the Rocky Moun- talm Visit the Seattle and apW tcHonj I TalkltWwUh- Atkinson Agent a a I T f id fic be had from J Atkinson Agent of any Jar without imAmuMw by mall from Coleman J -ket- v that Medicine Co for AsccnU a box 1 1 I- -h-u- v Jftifa TV rtJlMflr itlltf ife ARCHIVES OF ONTARK TORONTO

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