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Peeks in a aT Speca Features the Sisters r always to be alway Hall Oct- Con ed A O lady member was initiated last Monday night This makes five Lodge now and others in con templation A splendid literary and program was furnished by the after the business was con- Col Lloyd held a Court on named David Miller was to answer tie charge of as abusive language It ap pears Bailers was working last Friday in an orchard a mile or so of when Miller jumped the fence and attacked the without provocation filler pleaded guilty saying that he mistaken in the man As it was l second offence Miller was sent to jail to days Mrs- Death Wednesday of week after lengthy Mrs Mary Ann Laco passed away at home in Ama ranth Out in her year Mrs will be Letter in Newmarket by her maiden name Miss The funeral took place last afternoon service being held at the residence and interment at Greenwood Cemetery The friends in attendance from a distance were Mr Philip of Bell wood Mr Harry of Mr Mrs Bailey of Campbells Cross Mrs Win of St reef Miss Emetine and Mr of Another Burglary Last Thursday night entrance was effected into hardware store by breaking a large pane of glass at rear Burnt matches were strewn all over the floor The cash which was unlocked was robbed of about in change Some ten or fifteen dollars worth of goods were taken including some hunters re quisites that were in the window In searching for these piece ot bote which was used for water effect Was disconnected and when the clerk open ed the door in the morning ibe thing to meet his eye was the win- do floods with waiter which had run down into the cellar and caused a lot extra work getting the damp ness the goods Somebody is Ming himself lor a term in Central and we hope he will got it shortly same night the cellar was en tered in Whimsters store adjoining hut as the door was strongly fasten ed at the top of the stairs nothing was obtained on these premises Materials Among the fashionable materials for hats fall are mirror or panne velvet white felt and for winter wear beaver The shapes are new and have a style of their own Mrs Hughes keeps all the latest styles and the best ma terials Hot Fowl Supper The great event of the season In North York will the annual Hot Fowl Supper in the Christian Church Newmarket Tuesday evening Nov under the auspices of the Ladies Aid As to the supper it is not to dilate upon its merits have established a reputa tion and all we say is that they Intend to maintain it A rare music al irl Intellectual treat is to follow The Aeolian Mate Quartette Toron to ha been engaged to sing A de bate will form part pi the program Resolved Capital Punishment should be Abolished- Affirmative Rev A Mackenzie and Mr j McKay negative A Veil of I I let- of Keswick Judges Mr Mer rill Principal of High School Rev J ft Webb ard Mr A ticket includes the whole a- tickets will numbered as Go and avoid the Sisters a Star Company This company appeared about two ago under the auspices of tie Hockey Club and tbey tit not givin the name having a should bad you Wish to know if this are we will refer you SOTO of your who had the pleasure of hearing at their to town program consists of orchest ra cornet and elocutionist etc col- SOAKS fc life comes us guaran- jew and if are satisrted with it refunded neither This the your moocy will dont It not very this I Of do the opportunity of often we want you and be sayiM rr J the r Lave once Will Hot be hose who were fn- JtrsmeoUl the company to An Ve wish to upon you 1 of for reserved Oct at The ate and re- ftOCTaJ Presbyterian Thanksgiving services next Sunday Special sermons appropriate to the occasion the pastor and special music by choir The public in vited to participate Forget Your Tired night and go to hear the Sisters Town Hall Oct 3ist A worth Leagued The Canadian Citizenship Depart had charge of the meeting last Monday evening and the subject Mormons in Alberta was taken by Mrs Gardiner The meeting next Monday evening Monday evening has been withdrawn on account the holiday Drug Ssore Change of ad can i too late for this weeks issue but people interest ed will find special value in Bulbs by calling at the store this week On Saturday Nov Mr ton intends to give away another lot of Gold Fish in glass globes Watch for next weeks advertisement V AND BEST OF THE SEASON ailed Success spec At Gloves Hosiery Underwear Notwithstanding the unusual late ness the Fair this week was a rec crdbreaker Fine weather makes a Fair and in Two Bags Potatoes E Wil lis Short Red Carrots Stephens 2nd Stephen Sellers Morning Current A number of ladies are agitating for the Council to provide electric current on Tuesday and ThirsJay of each week so that they can use electric irons and other mod ern Appliances This may lead the way for electrical power purposes Fine Display You will travel a long way before you- will see a showwindow to equal that of Mr A Hardware Store It is a Hunters Paradise anoi tribute to the art istic ability of the head clerk Mr By ford In the background is a log cabin and the door being open one can see the table set all the necessary supplies the ca bin is a rockery through which a living spring issues forth and the rivulet has gold fish gliding playfully in its waters The also attracts animals of all descrip tionsdeer bear fawn porcupine grouse racoon Crane wild ducks and even a snake curling over the stones Then there is a beautiful and all the requisites mak ing a hunting trip successful includ ing the latest It is worth while spending a few minutes to take in attractive exhibit A Wedding Shower The Rev J Gibson tor of the Church of the Ascen sion Toronto and Mrs Gibson re turned from their Wed evening and were accorded a very hearty reception by the young people of the church which took the form of a miscellaneous show er The rector entertained his flock in the customary manner and a very enjoyable and happy even ing was spent Warm hearted wishes were expressed for the health and happiness of the new ly wedded couple and the loyal cooperation and support of the young people was assured In their future work at the church Mr Gibson is a son of Mr John Gib son Holland Landing and a for mer pupil Ol Newmarket High School Shower We have Just received from the Agricultural Department at Otta wa a report of tests made with dairy cows In the list we notice that in the test with four year old Hoist el n cows one belonging to Mr Edgar Dennis of Newmar ket stands second highest In the point of quantity having given lbs of milk In days with an average of per cent of fat The highest was lbs of milk In days with an average of per fat and the lowest- was lbs in days with per fat Mr Dennis cows also made creditable re cords In the two year old class Mr Dykes Summer Bill Countess stands third having produced lbs of milk containing Hi lbs of fat or 333 per cent In days The highest was lbs of milk and lbs of fat in W days In this class there were competitors Among the low est Was one that gave only lbs of milk with 303e5 lbs of fat In days ou have Just received some very we able to at a very low fiJitt are la gold aid our figures will be found below prices Guaranteed lor yourself It La to nob at low CO and P of this respect Newmarket was favored Belgian the- grounds and buildings were 2nd TtW Stephens in such good shape year Improved Short White CarrotsU shows a big Young 2nd Marvin The new building f sheep and 2nd boua is better people expected to see at a County intermediate Stephens 2nd S Long Red Young son rtbohorHcuItcral display was 2 Stephens only about onequarter the Top Swede TurnipBW Mrs Hatch some very pretty or White TurnipsWm bridal and funeral designs in Thompson 2nd T cut sowers D Airs was a strong com- Cornelius Dyke r Yellow Pumpkin- Cowieson The public School pupils New- market ma a splendid collection of work and wild fiowers ludse A The model ship- exhibit was a good attempt for The fruits roots and vegetables was- never d good before In canned and preserved fruits bread arid all kinds of fancy baking- Ihe ladies excelled themselves Although there were a fiTCat many fancy and useful articles shown in the ladies department the exhibits were not nearly so large as last year The largest display Fine Arts ever shown in North York Was You unanimous opinion of everybody Mr had a very attract ive display of stuffed and ani mals that commanded much attention It was quite a change to show the buggies and cutlers in the Main Building hut the of Towers made this possible Never saw such large apples cab bages and mangles before a common remark Lots of competition in pianos this year Mr furniture was also greatly admired The grain exhibit seehfs to be grow- smaller every year Considerable interest was takm in the horseracing on Wednesday after noon The results were follows Named Race Mile Heats Owen Sound Pad dy 1 Toronto Net tie Doc Toronto Major Direct i J ThreeMinute Heats Fortune Newmarket Iundy f A Davis Hal Princi pal Fletcher Georgetown Dot ty Judges Proctor and Phil Toronto and Frank Newmarket Mr I of Newmarket wop the silver- cup for the liin- In Hingle Driver Miss Vernon of Newmarket won We 1st prize n Lady Driving and MlBS Francis of Sutton Came About were grounds on Wednesday The ringthrowing Punch and Ittdy Show attract ed great crowds The ateam merrygoround was pat ronized by young old and was leading feature the midway The chap that gave away the Haines FRUITS Apples Alexander Apples 1st A K Starr 2nd R Frishy I Golden 1st John Parkins American Pippin 1st Mrs Young Williams 1st Young Uriah 1 W 3 th- men did a big didnt many bile proi and his High- Anders Band was the great atrac tion of the Fair and kept tilings live ly Dept Agriculture exhibit was located In the Main Building and commanded much attention Newmarket has great reason to be proud oi the product Mr Perrins The display chrysanthemums roses carnations and other choice flowers together with ferns palms etc was fclinply gorgeous No peed to tend to the city for dowers now The Automobile aid Trades Pro cession was quite a hit There were the Highlanders nd Trumpet Band decorated Including model with two characters and a dozen trade rigs the 1st place with Eves a second and J third Main street was lined with There was only one exhibit year a picture vhlle you marines were oh the grounds The refreshment booths were wall Jewelry vendors were plentiful Driving on Wt n fchould be prohibited be fore accident occurs a crowd on night crowd on grounds Following are the prize winners Rihslon Pippift- Jno Parkins King of Tomkins Co 1st Young 2nd A Starr Maidens 1st Robert 2nd W Mann 1st R Crosby 2nd A Starr Northern Spy Mrs Gilbert inhn- 2nd Uriah Young Rhode Island Greenings 1st Cecil Thirsk 2nd Uriah Young Russvtt 1st Cecil Snow 1st 1 Pindcr 2nd 1st John Parkins 2nd Uriah Young- TwentyOunce Pippin 1st John ston 2nd R S Frishy Sweets 1st Pinder 2nd Johnston- Wealthy 1st W Lloyd 2nd Yellow Bell Flower 1st Mrs Gil bert Johnston 2nd A Variety named 1st William Thompson 2nd Mrs Gilbert Johnston Seedlings 1st Stephens 2nd A Starr Collection Is Cecil 2nd A Starr large 1st R Crosby 2nd Lloyd small 1st Cros by 2nd Cecil 1st Mrs W S Armstrong Pears Pears 1st Mrs It Armstrong Williams Fall A Variety 1st Mrs Gil bert Johnston 2nd Dyke Wihter A Variety 1st Geo Millard 2nd Mrs R Armstrong Collection Pears 1st Crsby Plums Large Mrs W VKGKTAHLKS Beets Half Longlflt Steph ens 2nd J Blood 1st Uriah Young 2nd Stephens Hoots 1st Mrs 2nd W Williams 3rd Stephens Summer 1st Wilfrid TraV- 2nd W winter 1st Squires 2nd Stephen Holly Cabbage Red 1st Squires 2nd Stephen Holly CaJtegC Collection 1st Stephen Holly 2nd S Psrrln Cauliflower 1st Holly 2nd W Vegetable Marrow 1st Stephen Hol ly 2rd stump 1st Charles 2nd Stephens 3rd Cecil Carrots point root 1st Sellers 2nd Uriah Young Celery red 1st Holly Celery white 1st s 2nd Jas Squires Celery golden 1st 1st Jas Squires 2nd Steph en Holly Plant 1st Crosby 2nd Archie Herbs 1st Ed Johnston 2nd Mrs Gilbert Johnston Hops let Kd Onions large white 1st Wilfrid 2nd G Onions red 1st Win Thompson 2nd Mrs Gilbert Johnston Onions yellow let Stephens 2nd W Onions white pickling 1st Uriah Young 2nd W Stephens Onions 1st Steph ens Onions Collection 1st Wi Stephens 2nd Cecil Parsnips 1st Uriah Young 2nd Stephens large red 1st Steph ens Peppers long red 1st Mrs ROOTS AND FIELD CROPS Preiser Carman potatoes Pumpkin small 1st Empire State Potatoes Ed John- 2nd J it MA V Stephens Stephens 2nd Emanuel Enormous Potatoes Ben Howard Radish Stephens Rows J North Potatoes 2nd Johnston 2nd Eureka Potatoes Ed Jotms- Uriah Young ton 2nd Sweet Potatoes 1st SeMaJlofi Potatoes Tansley Thompson 2nd T Stephens 1st Warvlp 2nd Golden Colo Potatoes T It Dyke 2nd Jno Parkins Corn 1st Lloyd 2nd Potatoes A V a Win Thompson Stephen Orange CarrotsUriah Young Our Hilda Kid Gloves at UOO are to any Gloves in the trade Every Pair Guaranteed 25c I A FEW POINTERS Special Bargains in Suede Chamois Gloves Pair Our 21 Ribbed Hose in We represent the Best Makers in WomaC and ChiMrens Shoe Business and every You run no wear Iron at 25c Womens Heavy AYintir Vests and Drawers in white and grey at chance in buying your shoes us i We carry a large stock an supply Very low prices in Mens and Hoys Underwear in Wool Fleeced Lined and Union women boys and girls everything in the shoe line with New Raisins New Currants just ar- Sugar will not go any higher Canned Vegetables will be higher In price than has been known in years Brooms have gone higher than ever We will protect our customers against advance prices so long as our present stock lasts We shall be pleased to call Grocery Order t VI Bat i r A BRUNTON A CORSETS FALL STYLES FANCY NET BLOUSES FROM TO LUNDY THE STORE Why should Newmarket Women look dowdy and when she can s cosily secure tts fashionable flowing lines by the newest and latest corset A The La Diva Reducing Corset Model is only Its 5375 corset Model Garters A Corsets in many styles ranging from are be ing shown in Corset Department Tomatoes largest four 1st Stephen Holly Tomatoes table uselst Stephen Holly- TobaccoIst W 2nd Stephens Collection Vegetahles 1st Stephens 2nd W George Long Judge CUT FLOWERS Mrs on stalk 1st 2nd Mrs J Partridge 3rd Mrs Hatch A Phlox 1st Miss Newton 2nd Mrs Verbenas 1st Mrs 2nd Perrin Mrs R Hatch Dianthus 1st Miss L Newton 2nd Mrs Prosser Carnations 1st Mrs J Part ridge 2nd Mrs Hatch Geraniums 1st W S Perrin Stocks 1st Mrs I Prosser 2nd Miss Newton Sweet 1st Mrs Pros Hand Bouquet 1st Marjorie field Table Bouquet 1st Mrs I 2nd Geo Millard Brides Bouipiet 1st S Perrin 2nd Mrs It Hatch Design lor Table 1st Mrs Pros- sec Funeral design 1st Mrs Hatch 2nd Mrs J Partridge Basket of Flowers 1st Mrs Hatch 1st Mrs 1st Mrs W J 2nd Mrs D Prosser Annuals Int Mrs D Cut Flowers 1st Mrs PLANTS IN POTS Begonia tuberous 1st Mrs ser best single 1st W J Lundy 2nd J Williams Begonias collection 1st Mrs J Lundy 2nd Mrs Prosser Sultana 1st Mrs W J 2nd Mrs Hatch Amaryllis 1st Mrs J Part ridge pejus 1st Mrs J Cactus 1st Perrin Geraniums colled ion 1st Mrs W J Lundy Continued on Page I CAPITAL ALL PAID UP UNDrNIDED TOTAL ASSETS an I Branches at all Important centres In Canada and In London New York Chicago Spokane Mexico and Newfoundland Every description of a Banting business ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS Former customer the Ontario Bank Branch will be NEWMARKET BRANCH C ROSS OF- Mens Overcoats Mens Suits Mens Hats Caps Mens Boots Shoes Boys Wear L Ladies Ladies Ladies Costumes Skirts Waists Ladies Jackets Ladies Dress Goods Ladies Millinery Carpets Wall Paper i Fancy Christmas Goods in the M 1 I l r t c Pi mm s- S mm 33b OF ON