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PEOPLE Have eye trouble who suspect it They try Writes etc when the cure is rill test your eyes CAREFULLY TCWA1 watchmaker and Graduate Optician the United States advance you cannot depend YOUR WATCH Let us repair Missed the train If ALL WORK GUARANTEED WATSONS JEWELRY STORE Editor and Proprietor JACKSON AssistantEditor The Cool Days are Coming Its lime to Think About For Heating or Cooking Our line this season is very complete See the i with holes Reservoir Hot Closet Price The best STOVE same stove plain without closet Thermometer all fully VALUE TODAY The NT Tiith Paints Its the best time to against rigid winter weather FALL protect your house HARDWARE I I I G AND PLUMBING WIRING PHONE NEWMARKET a The Banko Toronto Joint Deposit Accounts Many of our customers are finding these Joint Savings Accounts very convenient The money can be withdrawn by either of the parties at any time without delay or by the survivor should one die Interest Is paid from the day the money Is deposited and continues to the day It is withdrawn NEWMARKET BRANCH FIELD MANAGER i South End Lumber Yard 20Foot Ladders Loads Cut Kindling 4Foot Mixed 9 I Cor Church P W Pearson ard BOWSER AMD P BISHOP ft- New Fall Materials Are In with knowledge of what should be worn this invite you men to look them over We you win this stock full of we believe Before you anything for Pall let us you YOUR TAILOR PHONE MAIN Rough Lumber and Inside Trim Doors Sash Mouldings of all Try Cord of Short at cord Paid or H EVES a rt ay Oct 27 Single Copies Oar Toronto Letter Eightythree municipalities will try for Optica in Ontario next elec tion The Hoard of Education of this city is now talking of making pro vision in the Toronto school system for better housekeepers out of the thousands of girls who leave the pub lic schools to go into factories and stores and there into homes of their own without proper prepara tion for household duties Also a serious effort will be made to con serve the infant life of the city by giving instruction in proper care of infants and young children Five cases of rabies are now under treatment by the Provincial Health Officers One dog is responsible for four of cases Rev Albert Mcore Methodist Moral Reform Secretary left the city on Friday last for Columbus Ohio to take part in an International Pur ity Congress in that city this week The plague now prevalent in some parts of China causing fright ful mortality may reach ow ing to the demand for false hair The city authorities are trying to fin I out whether the trade in false hair from the smitten districts of China has reached here Walking behind one car and front of another at Baldwin and streets the other day an unknown man was fatally injured by run down Seven charges against Jack for purchasing and receiving stolen bicycles were laid against him last week It appears from Hens in court that after purchasing he took the bicycles apart and mix ed up parts so as to destroy identifi cation He got a year in the Cen tral This will clow another mar ket for stolen bicycles Application will likely he made at Harvest Home Lord of the fields grain Fills our depleted tarns asain We gratefully ascribe to Thee The product of our husbandry The vital germ of what was sown The constant nurture from above the Providence we own And claim oblations of our love To Thee who ties the lesser By mingling Thy Willi next session of tlie Legislature give the City Corporation authority to erect tenement houses According to published reports the Daughters of the Empire meeting last week was not altogether harmonious Mrs St Thomas nude things lively A Toronto herb in the person of Bell residing in was among the number who shared in he bounty distributed lust wtek by thu Carnegie Hero Fund Commis si on iiell is years old and was awarded a medal and a turn of 2000 in cash for an act of hero ism performed on June 1009 in saving Mr from drowning in A abridge Bay at the imminent risk his own lite The county health authorities have started in to clean up Swansea In one bouse inspector threatened to burn down the house unless it was A number of women In the Bay district were terrified recent ly by some drunken Italians who forced their way into houses aid drove the Inmates out At one house the intruder drew a knife and slashed the screen door because ad mission was refused The police are now bunting the guilty marauders A few days ao Mr J well was run on his bi cycle on College street by Mr i Ms auto ar sustained a broken ari other Injuries The City Controllers last week decided on MO per and railway fare as the maximum expense limit to allowed City Fathers and officials when Ihey deputations No wonder city officials are always looking out for deputation jaunts Miss v A Clarke of Hamilton New York and Miss M of Morden Man who on the way to Northern Nigeria as workers in the Soudan Interior Missions left Toronto last veek Over of Toronto Missions assembled at the Union Station fare well and rang several songs Mr appointed County Crown Attorney in a native of Toronto and also loth his parents He is years of age Miss m a servant em ployed by Mr A Hall Road was found Unconscious In her room on Friday morning due to gas let She expired on the way to the ft race Farmers in neighborhood of ffood- supplying 150 of milk to city retailers dally have- decid ed to stand together for the price of per can In View of the of feed grain they cannot af ford sell or less Mr- Docker President of II Milk Dealers Asso ciation the opinion lhatWood bridge men cannot get a can other country points are supplying and bis own sevenmonths contract was tor tl55 ward Conservatives want the In tWs city run on party line but Mayor Aid leaders in other wards are Geary decided seek another term la the civic chair The name of the Toronto Bible Training School has be changed to the Toronto College A broke out in Toronto Co King ffesti of last week and be fore being extinguished did 17000 damage How the fire originated la unknown but as the sale had been tampered with Is su- coming to be a charge to others now Oh if she could only- die in her own not suffer the pain of home- and dependence It was just at sunset as she looked out hopelessly across the gray fields there was a sudden gleam of light faraway on the low hills beyond the clouds opened in the west and let the sunshine through One lovely gleam shot swiftly as an arrow and bright nod a far cold hillside where it fell and fit the YEARS AGO From Era Oct and came in himself laden with pieces of the nearest fence to keep the fire going the meantime They must cook the steak for supper right away they must find the package of tea among all the other bundles lh3y must get good fires in both the I During Wednesday of this week- bedrooms Why Mother Roth did- first snow fell and could be not seem to be ready for company the ground next morning from out West I The great cheerful Whitchurch Society show fellow hurried about the tiny house held a last week and the little old woman limped at- A i seen wee With mens receptive work same moment a sudden gleam of hope deck the furrows the winter plough but lengthy Fair appears render thanks most Lord For daily bread Vouchsafed In mercy not as our reward For thou art God and we men And what is man Thou Lord How much he owes to Thy regard Oft beaten by lifes adverse gales And dwarfed when blighting sin as sails He trusts in Thee lor genial grace To ripen ere the reapers Come To gather in the human race For tho last glorious Harvest- Home The Night Thanksgiving By Sarah Orrw CHAPTER I was a sad heart i the lowstoried dark little that stood humbly the roadside some tall trees Small at her house whs old Mrs found it too large for herself alone she only needed the kitchen and a tiny bedroom that led of it and there still remained the best room and a bedroom with thu low garrett overhead had been a time alter she was left alcne Mrs could those poorer than herself She owned a pig and was strong enough not only to do a womans her but almost a mans work outside in piece of garden ground At last sickness and age bad hand in hand those two relentless of the poor and together they had wasted her strength and substance She had always been looked up to by the neighbors as be ing independent but now she was left lamefooted and lamehanded With a to carry and her bare land and the house illprovisioned stand of time For a while she managed to get o but at it began to he whispered about it was no use so proud it easier for the whole town to care for her than or a lew neighbors and she had better go the before winter and ic done with it At this terrible sug gestion her brave lwart itemed to Stand Still Hie People whom the eared most for happened to be poor and he could no longer go into thir households to make of use The very elms overhead seemed to ay No as Ihey groaned in the late winds and there was something appealing even to strange In the look of the little grey houne with Mrs worried face at window Some one la s that anniver saries are days to make other peo ple happy In but sometimes when they teem to be full of shadows but power of giving joy to others that inalienable right which ought to lighten the saddest heart the most Indifferent sympathy sometimes even this seems to be withdrawn So poor old Mary Ann sat at her window on the afternoon before Thanksgiving and felt herself to be poor and sorrowful Indeed Across the froen road she looked eastward over a great stretch of cold meadow- land brown and windswept end cross ed by ley ditches It seemed to her as If all the troubles she had known and carried before this there always been to I old if she had never looked poverty lull In the seen Its cold and look before looked anxious ly down the road vith a terrible shrinking and dread at the thought of being out of pity to Join In some Thanksgiving feast but coming With gifts In hand Once she had been full for such days whether at or abroad but had chilled her very heart now poor old woman Her nearest neighbor had been fore most of those who wished her to go the townfarm and he bad more than once that it was the only sensible tbiiig But John Mander wan patiently ftot her little farm Into own hands be bad advanced some money upon It In extremity and pretended that there a debt alter he had cleared her wood lot to pay himself beak He would plow over the graves In the fieldcorner and fell the great elm- and wajtl or his poor prey like a spider He had re proached her for being to worthless people tbe her heart Johnny Harris said Mary Ann was sol diers son let an orphan dis tressed Old John Mander but I couldnt se the poor boy want I him that year alter he pot hurt spite o what anybody he me what little he could He said I was the ninth he eVer had Im out West Mother says he I shant come tack till I get rich an hed look at me and laugh so pleas ant an boyish He one that to write I dont think he was doin well when there its years ago I al ways thought if he got sick or any thing I should a gotxl home for him There was Ezra the deaf one loo he wont have any place to come to The light out of loors and again Mrs troubles stood be fore her Vet it was not so dark as it had been in her sad heart Site still sat by the window hoping now in spite of herself instead of fearing and a curious feeling of nearness and expectancy made her feel not so much lighthearted as lightheaded I leel just as if was to happen she Toot Johnny Harris perhaps hes think ing of me if hes alive It was dark now out of doors and there were tiny clicks against the window It was beginning to snow and the great elms creaked in the rising wind overhead CHAPITER HI A dead of one of the old trees fallen that autumn and pour firewood as it had made it was Mrs own and she had burnt it most lhankfull There was only a small armful left but at least She have the luxury ot a Ore She had a feeling that it was her night at home and with strange nessohe began to fill vtove she used to do In better days Ill get me good and warm she said still talking to herself as lone ly people do an Ill go to bed early its coming on to storm The snow clicked faster and faster the window and she sat alone thinking in the dark Theres lot of folks I sW once Theyd fcorry I aint got nobody to come an no supper the night afore Thanksgiving Im glad they dtnt know And drew a little nearer to the lire and laid her head back in the old rockingchair ft seemed only a moment before there was loud knocking and some body lifted latch of the door fire shone bright through the front of the stove and made a little light in the room but Mary Arm waked up frightened and bewildered Whos there she called an found her crutch and went to the door was conscious of only her one great fear Theyve come to take to the the aid and burst into tears There was a tall man not John who seemed to nil the nar row doorway Come let in he Bald gayly Its a cold night You didnt ex pect me did you Mother Dear me What is It she fal tered stepping back as he came in and dropping crutch I I was about Oh there What was I true No I Ive made kind a mistake Yea this was the man who keplr the poorhouse and would go with out complaint they might have giv en notice but she must not Sit down sir Bald turning toward him with touching patience Youll have to give a time Id been notified I wouldnt have I account of North York in this weeks Era al- ter him forgetting everything hospitality Had not she a house the prize list of King Ag Society for John to come to Were not show fteld at Brownsville now her old chairs and tables in their Machell was secretary places still And he and treasurer everything and kissed her as they On Friday night of last week C stood before the fire as if she were Howard Esq Georgian lost a barns by fire also bushels ol He had found plenty of hard times I wheat acres of pods acres of but luck had came at last lie had 15 tons of hay How struck luck and this was the fir originated is not known of a great No I couldnt sxm to write let ters no use to complain the worst and I wanted to tell you the best when came and he told it while she cooked the supper No I going to write no foolish letters John repeated He was afraid he should cryhimsell when lie found out how had things had and they sat down to supper togeth er just as they used to when he was a homeless orphan boy no body else wanted in winter weather while he was crippled and could not work She could not he kinder now than she had then Rut- she looked so poor and old lie saw her her cup of with a trembling hand and look at tan 25 YEARS AGO From Era Oct Mr is over in MicW- week on a business trip Mr and Mrs los returned to Newmarket from en Mon day last Bradford Fair was a success Mrs Becketts exhibits carried oil a num ber of prizes Mayor Cane Mr Eugene Cane and Lloyd attended the Convention this week tea and it town again i and family have hand and look at to Cedar Orovc Mr Clarke him- No I wanted to come my- self he flustered wiping his eyes has rented the dwelling Mr vacated and trying to laugh Ami youre Mr A of going to have everything you need atlenlirrg Ontario Veterinary to make confor table longs you College Toronto to perfect Mother I knowledge in pharmacy She looked at him again and Whitchurch Township is just now but she did not even try to speculating as to whom will be There was hot supper for new clerkship of the muni- bad come cipality Mrs John and Mrs Hollo gave missionary addresses to a very ready and her own folks it was the night before The Future of Canada Liverpool Oct 21 Earl Grey ac companied by Ladies Sybil and Grey were given a royal welcome arrival here yesterday They were re- large congregation the Presbyter ian last Tuesday evening They are excellent speakers and much enthusiasm was evoked Mr Donne is boring for flowing well Thirty feet was reached last Wednesday The were the most cdived by the Lord Mayor of Liver- cessfu the fall fair here Lemon Kettleby Julius Whitchurch J Manly King one drew less than MS Monday last daughter of Mr Silas Davis on Road King accidentally fell from vcr- while cleaning glass en the up per sash and was seriously injured but no hones broken Draining the Hoi land Marsh pool wearing his chain of office Mr Harold Chairman of the Liverpool Chamber Commerce LieutenantGovernor Sir Henry Maci General officer commanding in chief of the Western command whose been as ADC to Lord Grey in Canada and Mr J Doll General Manage of the Allen Line His Excellency invited to a public message said It is Impos sible to be too sanguine as to the development of Canada It is a splendid Country and is ahead an fast as anyone could The Bradford Witness says more it increases In strength the to which Brad- greater will be the accession Iw to the am progress is the reel am a- to be in after seven Holland marsh Other eventful years have sev- mars nUCh have en happy vcars in a land of sunshine drained and are among and although I am glad to he lack lands among those who are carrying on jhe mechanical or sclent I fie practically singlehanded the whole lhft difficult than burden of the British I con- of the various I was sorry to leave preliminaries including not only ion As to the Canadian I the waste land can only say I thoroughly enjoyed It muvft coopiration of two In summer or in winter Syndicate wc understand am not sure that before present cmnpo of some of Ontarios best winter Is I shall not wish to devoting not only their he in Canada again experience and time hut a very heavy Referring to the census returns he wDeiM As wc Gee it at- present said he did venture to agree hi the lho danger conlronting view that the Canadian census ctSS lhls worthy scheme is turns did not show as had been too I fllll opposition a lew marsh hastily assumed In some land owners whose land today is no practical value to hut that Canada had had a lho in population was a sbantlal one and it was only com pared with the estimates that a fall ing off could be shown He would not agree that who had framed those had MM Lord Grey and I family Journeyed to London by train In which was a reserved Royal the gilt of the Canadian Club Allan Line and the The HoneyMoon Who fearing that it might valuable after an expenditure of thousand dollars refuse to sell al though the price offered by the Syndi cate is much greater than the land is at present worth kept you waiting a minute this cold night It was not the keeper man by the door took one step or ward and put Us arm ground her aad her What are you talking agouti said John Harris You aint goin to me feel like stranger Ive come all the way Thankbglvin sorts of things there in wagon an a man to help get eo In Vby dont you cry so Mother I thought youd have gieat laugh if I Oame and surprised you Dont you remember I should It was John Harris Indeed The In days when newly couple take a wedding Journey it is fieqiently as a moon trip In the fifth century the word had a meaning now attached to It of tells us that among the ancients A they had a beverage used ma rlJe feasts called honeymoon Dakota to with honey such as hat heres all as mead and as In England luxurious drink It was a custom to drink a dllV days or a moons age alter a wedding feast and hence aroee the term- honeymoon It was of tonic origin Attila the It Is said drank so freely Six bet J S diluted to with loy He her In Iba gg and and went out to send away man to a the ten years has wood John In population A Bad Back IH A WARNING THAT HIE KID- ARK SICK A bad hack turns every twenty four hours Into one dull round of pain and misery you are little in the morning nagged all day by a throbbing backache cant rest in the evening or sleep well at night It hurts to bend over straighten up get up from a chair or lift even a light weight Any sudden twist turn or awk ward movement Bonds a tearing of palp tore the weak spot Booths Kidney Pills weak spot the kidneys and quickly restore kidney health and comfort They are 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