r A Ideal Tuesday and- many out fevV cittEca5fapcntthoday out of town Quite a crowd went so Aurora bth- era to Yorontb bur baseball won in the Ti u I The Newmarket Branch Wo- Institute will hold their next men meeting at the homo of A Starr on Saturday July 12 subject or the Is Frozen Dishes Composition and Va lue Their in III- Making and Serving Cream and Ices AH arc Welcome The Captain Taylor take charge of meeting Will all en deavor and bring some one JBrictets is being greatly improve by new metal or the obsolete from the Queen Power at Jaoksona tf f More Houses Another now la going- up on Queen St Kant and two on stKost Scott has bought a lot from Mr Roche- on Main St South and is ready to residence summer Foundation started for a now house lor Mr corner of Prospect A vof and draco St i I July antes Factory is shut down since and re pairs Promotion ate arranged In order Of merit A considerable tiki the examination quarantine been rccoinmcnIoi on tachefB report Others who have weakiva in subject are rccom mended and will lb Uio a turtles in er inspebtora ap proval From to- Jr Herbert Hugo Gladys An Enjoyable Afternoon Over attended Picnic Temperance at last Friday afternoon ballv foothall and other games were Indulged in and when hoys and were called to supper they were able to do justice to the good things children and grown ups thoroughly enjoyed the outing and arc looking forward to other such occasions in tho future Probate Court The estate of the late John of King Township made up as follows poultry furniture end equity in acres on the Con of- King will the sum daughter Mrs Mary and also to another daughter Mrs Margaret OBrien The wid ow gets onethird of the estate and his son lames the residue The will further deeply regret that my estate is not sufficient to repay my son lames for the financial assistance he has given me for many years but I trust that all my heirs will be satisfied that I done my best to be fair to all concerned Monument Unveiled On Sunday afternoon last Wood men of the World had a parade which was attractive and reflected credit on the Order A number of brethren from To ronto including a Drill Corps arrived on the oclock ear when a procession was formed at the Metropolitan Station and headed by the Newmarket Brass Band pro- to Newmarket Cemetery when the unveiling of the monument to the memory of the- late Sovereigns Norman Bain and George- was performed by tile members of the Camp 223 Newmarket t During the ceremony Dr Harrison Head ConsulCommander spoke of the good work of Order On returning to the Lodge Boom refreshments were served after which the visitors for home on oclock ear- A Crack Town m We clip the following from the To ronto It is evident that Col Allan who by his personality and has made the York Bangers the crack regiment in every line at camp tends to do as much by the town which gave him birth and which at the time of turning dewn of Metro politan and triumph of Hydro called him almost by acclamation to di rection of affairs No more laxity will prevail such as has been noticed in thepast He hinted at the possibility of a thoroughly competent man being ap pointed to take charge of the books of the town and keep the accounts separate and clear He did not throw any disparagement on present officials but thought was room for seme new blood Discussing the recent camp he said news published in one Toronto paper was incorrect He would re tain command of the Rangers for an other year and would be not by Mr Knox as reported but Mr Friends Church The Yearly Meeting closed on Sun day night Die church was fillcd morning evening Quito a number drove In from Ox bridge Pine Orchard and for the Sunday meetings Mrs Park er of Onion Springs preached all able sermon from the text To God be Dominion and Power lude and was followed by Mr Bin- ford and Mr In the evening Mrs preached from Mr sang Make Me Clean and Mr conducted a short consecration ser vice in which a number pledg ed themselves to a closer walk with God The Clerk read important reso lution presented by the Peace Com mittee whfch was adopted and di rected to be sent to the Government the public press and sister denomina tor It deserves the careful con sideration of every thoughtful citi zen in the Dominion of Canada meeting adjourned to next year at Wellington the last week in June On Monday the delegates and vis itors left for their homes many hav ing expressed their pleasure in the opportunities afforded by the Annual gathering and In spiritual up lift to kindred hearts in fellowship with God which they had scared Edgar Lyons Gordon Mabel Oral Hall Leila Belfry Hazel MeArthur Shirley Wilfred Miller Johns Laura Boss Carl Potter Nina tillkes Cora Rogers Max Smith Gladys Snider Olive Wilson Vera Beryl Vela Brown- Corson Herbert McGill Gordon Jr III to III them Ontario y whole of Ten Wpnng is tod every bush town north New in danger All tho n Park to Coch rane along thc Transcontinental east to anej to Hearst the la a roaring fiery furnaoa and vy tt engulf at any time up- all idea of or- their property and oven twxJdayptircxl carried water rim to and In smoke and sweltering heat Even around settled towns f it New and wood makesthe air acrid and nrp wlUi orsmofcelower in air along the horizon and as the breeze great Ion- The property owners of AuroraVon Monday last by a vote of endorsed ho agreement made- by Town Council with tho Metropol itan Co for supply of eloo- current tor the nix years A fair crowd attended the here on Dominion Day and tiro Port were satisfactory an linos the Ural Mr Frank as teach er- and the closing of the school for summer holidays iriany friends of district me bid him farewell and present him with some little fungible token of pspayandeatecm Blackburn occupied and la thp course of his said they to 26c said they MteBedfa-tU-1flio- met bid 20c 25o V VIVIAN Boss Herbert Harry Lloyd Vra Hill Jessie Hilts AfossfStoddart Willie Proctor Bobbins Tom- Gardner ilex Simps Vergil Morton Carl Trusty IVavfss Garnet Thompson Florence Bacon about hot weather Hod has jumped- his job t mo del Farm What 1b the matter with scribe is always behind Brad had a serious getting hume the school plonlc Geoi Mack- while trying hive a swarm of got stung where the hair stepped growing Grasshoppers are coming in clouds The Idler Moore Victor Leonard Burch Wilson Gordon Hunter Genevieve Herman Klnby Constance Smith Jay Patterson to Jr III Louise Willie Boss Hugo CHa Arthur Hill Tod Levitt Lilian Sulu Granger Delia Donald Angus West Nellie Frank Doris Cane Edith Dunn Audrey Travis Leonard Little Alice Dick- Oswald Lundy Vernfa Rogers Mabel George Delaine George Morning Alexia Gibson Lawrence Simpson Kate Kirk Wilmot Hill Evelyn- Codlin Harvey Kirby Recommended Bain John Thomas Alice Frank Bowser Lulu Trusty David Tait Fully twentyfive thousand people enjoyed the second days program July 1st in connection with the towns jubilee celebration and old boys reunion a record crowd for town The place was in gala attire the decorations being en a scale far more elaborate i than ever previously attempted Last night the water carnival and on bay were enjoyed thousands The interest on both days centred in the aeroplane exhibitions Three flights were made In a Bald win biplane by Mr of New York who is a daring aviator and counted among the most venturesome On his third flight he readied an al- of feet in an exceedingly high wind o an v Part to Jr To Miss Boom Irene Harrison Gordon Winnie Hugo Ruby pieanor Alex Readhead Editfn Willie Moore Nellie Patterson Minnie Gladys Burton Gladys Stone SomcrviUe Ernest Winter Thompson From I to To Miss Room Mildred Draper Morris Freda Davis Earl Murphy Clara Douglas Bain Alex Hilts Robert Ddperties Alary Ider Kenneth Hunter Thresh Sadie Granger Albert Lennox Albert McCallum Greta Miller Violet Bremner Mabel Smith From Primer to First Book To Miss Room Cecil Murray Archie Mildred Freddie Lucy Bishop Arthur Arthur Goldsmith Olive To Miss Mortons Boom Edward Dupertfes Victor Karke Eric Bond Ferguson Travis Laurie Hook Recommended Bruce Gibson Bruce Davis Delaine Freddie Heffncr Jack Violet Smith Tho Wesley League spent quite enjoyable evening at Mr J Walkers on Monday last Mrs Nelson Powell has returned home again after spending a few days her son George The Wesley SS picnic which was held at Centre Island on Wednesday last was well attended Teddy says First therefirst served Max says I like hem second banded The many friends of Mr Will Pow ell are glad to see him around again Billy and Uncle John visited at Airy Height Farm on Sunday even- Several from here spent the 1st of July iu Aurora Mr got brandnew Tho new clerk spent the first at home Miss A said goodbye to the pupils on the last day school They were all sorry to see her go Burning of Rome Nero and the Burning of Rome the to be staged at tho Canadian National Exhibition by John Henderson J of London promises to bo elaborate scenic production ever produced In the Continent With performers elaborate Roman costumes music singing and dancing Neros tri umphal the exercises of Praetorian Guards gladiator fights masquerades chariot races and the early Christian martyrs Mr Henderson has abundant material to work on and the final scene when the Imperial City is given to the flames is a pyrotechnic effect that cannot be excelled their respected friend and teacher said it was net necessary for him to elaborate on MrVPaxtdrs many good qualities and be he wouM in future go forward the world re membering that the hearts of the scholars and parents of this dis trict were till and that his future was earnest MrPaxton was then a pair of handsome sleeve inscription Mr In a neat little speech replied and after a good repast of lemonade oranges cake etc anci a happy hours conversation dispersed Bush Meeting and Garden Party The- annual Bush Meeting Service and Garden Party of the 5th line Christian Church take place- the former oh Sunday July and latter on Monday evening July promise to be one of the est successes of season as the and Managing are putting forth every effort thorn so The services and Garden Party will as in former years be held in Mr William or chard in close proximity to the Church So if the weather be any ways unfavorable they can have recourse the The Sunday Meeting In past years has been well maintained and as there arc always eloquent preachers and the choir dispenses music of the highest order you may depuid upon this years meeting being no exception the rule On Monday evening the orchard will be illuminated and de corated for the occasion and be sides the heavily loadoA all delicacies for the Ladles Aid o iltz church have the highest reputa tion of providing- a sumptuous re past An abundant supply of straw berries and ice cream will bo avail able A delightful musical program has been arranged and the services of the Aurora string band have been secured while will be given vocal and instrumental selkctions in terspersed with witty speeches from oratorical speakers weather should prove propitious a large turn out is hoped for v Fanners are busy haying now while tlie sun shines Mr and Mrs Willburn Chapman have removed from the cfty and are now occupying the house of Mr Geo on the 5th line- Master and Bertram Wilson were very successful in fishing in the Creek one afternoon this week writer neglected to say- last weeks issue that was accom panied by Teddy when visiting- on the Town Line last week Repp Dress- to Vic Lawns to India Linen Jo to India Linen to j toJ I A Special Cream to Do not Forget that the of HOUSE In the County of York n Largest and Most Complete Stock in of the Thread and We have Everything i BOOTS and SHOES that Man Woman or Child can want- We handle only re liable makes at Lowest Possible Prices and Guarantee Every That Is one of the seoretB of our Sales In this Department shalL be pleased to show you the Best OnlfiTai- think that THE good for our John Bull Toasted Coin Flakes 3 2 Holiday to Picnic held the Pacific orde open for Business on Wednesday to give our Employees a full attend the Largest Annual any where between the Atlantic and i Mens Wear Department closes every night except Saturday Night of Cut Prices NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The Hew Colors Purple Broeze aadSilver iTIttSOl CO and P issuer of I The Most Popular arid Only Direct Line Reaching All Summer Resorts Highlands Ontario in Including Muskoka Lake of Bays Algonquin Park and French River Georgian Bay magami and Kawartha Lakes Ex cellent train service via Grand Trunk Railway to and from above resorts tickets at reduced rates good to return until November are now on sale to above resorts Write for illustrated folders and tjme tables telling you how to get therevand containing list ol hotels rates etc to Horning p P A Union Station Toron to t Elkhart July Four sisters were drowned here yesterday when three of sprang into St Jo sephs river in a vain to save the yew the river while cherrLea from a limb which overhung the water Theoher girls AJIce sixteen Clara thirteen- and Ida- eleven attempted to her and themselves wer drowned The bodies were recovered Era to WefadR Wlen Wanted For loading ice Experienced ice housemen preferred Apply to foreman Belle Ice Co Belle Ewart Ontario Card Of Thanks We desire to express our sincere thanks to the many for their kindness and sympathy during the ill ness and death daughter and sis ter- Mrs Lewis and Family For Tender Grist Mill and brick residence at Kettleby Tenders will be received up to the 15th of July for this pro perty Apply to Kettle by or to J j Walton Aurora Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received up to Ju ly for purchase and removal of Primary School Building red building south of school and frame stable Tenders to state price for each building Buildings to be removed by August 1st Public School Board Seoy KILLER it handful in WHEN YOU SWEEP absorbs the dust brightens the floof and cleans thecatt One Yourafofliealtri- I i Public School Results of Examina tions held last week names in of mciit To Class- Aim- strong Douglas Tools To Junior Third- Bruce Walker Roger Toole Carl Vernon Helen Wilson Williams Frank Williams Nellie Ruby Rose To Si Socouu Evelyn Evans Roy Edith Fry Florence Lundy Lansley Recommended Florence John Eton Oatley Duncan Aimer To Sonior Prtviou6ly promot ed Frank Wesley Lome Myrtle Evans w Live Stock Market cattle a a little easier in Toronto this week Decline of in sheep and advance in lambs Top price for latter Decline in 596U the highest price oft cars in Toronto Newmarket Markets July 3rd Fall Wheat per bush Goose wheat per bush Barley per bush i8 Oats per bush 0 31 3 Buckwheat per hush 0 5a Eggs per doz Butter per 0 23- Potatoes per bag Chickens per lb 0 20 Geese per lb IS Turkeys per lb 2t 25 Bran per ton 23 Shorts per ton Hay per ton new a our Ladies White Nainsook Under skirts in a Assortment Lace Embroidery and Fine Lace Trimmings to Hot Weather Price Ladies Lace and Trimmed Drawers and Corset Covers prices ranging from to Childrens Fancy Gingham and Dresses sale price Childrens Fancy White Lawn Dresses trimmed with Bead ing and Lace to Ladies White Repp Skirts for c Si if I a ABinnsJ Toronto Markets July Fall Wheat per hush 0 per 0 Oats per bush- Barley per bush tiO Rye bush 0 0 00 Peas per bush Hay Per toa- H Butter Per o 25- 0 28 Eggs per dor 30 New Potatoes per pfc Cnlctns w- 0 0 Duels pet 0 Turkeys RAILWAY SYSTEM HEW BETWEEN TORONTO SARNIA SAULT STE MARIE PORT ARTHUR FORT WILLIAM WINNIPEG SERVICE Lv Effective June Westbound Toronto G T am Won Wed Sat Haraiifon am London pm- Sarnia Wharf Nor Co S Marie Nor Nav Co pm Tues Port Arthur Nor Co Fort William Nor Nav Co am Wed Winnipeg P Railway am Tues Thur Sat ParlorCafe Parlor Cars and Firstclass Coaches between Toronto and Wharf Standard Sleeping Cars electric lights in lower and upjper berths Colonist Sleeping Cars berths free Dining Car and Coaches be tween Fort William and Winnipeg Commencing June a through electric lighted Standard Sleep- Car will be operated between Fort William Winnipeg Saska toon and Edmonton this is th inauguration of Grand Trunk Lake and Rail Route Ser vice between Eastern and Western Canada A Special Train will run te reverse wayfrom SarnJ ftharf to commencing June Mb and Fiiday and Sun day thereafter Full particulars on Steamers be oh- on application to Grand Trunk A genu or write E HORNING D P A Union Station Toronto j BROUGHTON Ticket C Ticket Agent W i r A 1