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j f fell Wilson on the Market text- Saturday at See hills Our of Direct Import China for tills falls trado is now complete Wo not and win not raise price DIriner Sett Tea Sols Toilet Seta or Fancy China our was all in before the In prices came effect You can purchuao for MM a full and complete Dinner of pieces of beat quality very nicely dec orated in neat and tasty floral or a line po of China Tea Set of a very pattern for are Just opening a nice lino of Howls flve in prices from to each Our full size Toi let Sots at is good value ncrp a Importer of Staple Fine China During Hot Woathor Save Labor and Worry and Try Us for the following COOKED MEATS JELLIED HEAD JELLIED 110018 BEEF COOKED HAM All kept on Ico and In First Class condition to tempt gPKCIAL LINK IN POTTED MEATS AT PER CAN Cream In and 1lb Pimento and Green The Loading Phone Quick CORNER OF Main it Notice to The management of Shaws Business Softools Toronto bogs to advise all Senior Sohool and all High School stu dents that It la prepared to mall a copy of Its oar- to any one who desires to qualify In a short period of or months for a good sala ried position Address Shaws Schools Toronto Head Office Yonge GerrardSts The Market Bargain House Groat Clearing Sale Big Bargains IN DRY GOODS CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES Big Discount on All Lines Come and Secure Some of These SOLD Newmarket Three doors south of King George Hotel Phone V t would ihasfca thing That a And with the last rait lenses of today the clever photographer can take you you ate Loaf table conscious at titudes are a thing of the i fcavB a Modern Studio Is as as an informal call on good Make the appointment today IE PHOTOGRAPHER in YOUR TOWN 1 Mow Many Ratepayer To Town Halt Saturday Her And houses at a lower than does the City of Toronto which uses whole world know more I Too Road to A of paint brightening up than ever knew furniture Is the last day of Mr Barkcrie erecting Pair newhouseon Grace St Nearly of Town Taxca were paid Pauls annual Harvest wore Church last Sunday Choral communion took at in the morning rector being and Von Archdeacon lacing the KplalollcT apccial and at the oclock or viccK anthem thy wan very nice ly rendered The preach or was llio Archdeacon of Peter- who gave a very and sermon A wan held at three oclock in the for the of the Sunday wcri addressed y Archdeacon Pile sacrament of Baptism was administered at four oclock Evensong at Bovon oclock was fully choral all the psalms be ing sung Anthems Praise the and While tho garth Re- sung the solo in anthem being sung by Mr The preacher was the Archdeacon who spoke to a large ami attentive congregation The live services in the Church in ado a very busy day for the rec tor and Warren The church is decorated reflects much credit upon those who un dertook such pains to adorn House find grain ami flowers and fruit The festival service will be re pealed next Sunday V Next Sunday morning Rot J Toronto la wcpcoted to prcctat the Church Budget and addrc Sunday School in Mm afternoon In- too evening tho sor- vioeo will bo conducted by patriot Thomas The Chief Pop tho expenditure on llio Railroad is man who urged bo town audit that cost Hourly for nothing Following his advice in has put New market in second place to Aurora Dp you want to bo advised by him again A Mothers Mooting Will bo held the Army on Tuesday the of October commencing at P per son having quilt patches to Is requested to bring thorn By ordor of the of Mothers Meet ings Press Johnston 2nd A Parkin 2nd Parkins Terry End Collet 2nd A A Starr 2nd P KottKern j 2nd Fred Hill Rhode Fisher Roxbulry lot Viltara Snow Applcolat Johnston St p tor 2nd Fred Hill 2nd A Starr Twenty Ed Johnston Snd A 2nd Stephen J A K Starr Pell of Toronto Had to face ah unexpected the hit Of nearly Oil because their debentures would not sell to advantage What unexpected loss might Newmarket have to face in of debentures to tho ex tent of with the money markets In the condition they mow St Pauls A A held their opening So cial on Tuesday evening There was a good at tendance A sketch entitled Undo Dicks Mistake was vory well present ed A Hat Trimming Contest among the gentlemen con siderable amusement a prize be ing given for the best specimen Refreshments served and a pleasant and profitable overling was brought to a close by ing the National Anthem If Our Council not sell Newmarket water debentures recently what chance would there be to sell debentures of any kind af ter our debt is increased by an other J Sunny Co The amusementloving public will bo glad hear that the J Rockwell Sunny South Com puny the show that leaves you laughing when they say good night will he the attraction the Town Hall Fri day evening Oct is about two years since this com pany was seen here and at thai time those who attended pro nounced it best and mosl pleasing of its kind that ever made this town This season it is absolutely new and ill every respect is char throughout being a mixture of fun melody and danc ing consisting of all llio features peculiar I I he negro in Dixie Land presented by negroes of he cultured and educated class from vulgarity without any ob jectionable features at the same lime sparkling with wit and good Comedy is all that is aimed at and nothing else is reached bar some very clever singing ami inK vaudeville stunts which will make the ftudience sit Up and lake notice There are twenty jolly catchy ami brilliant music al numbers and the Olio is re plete with several of Ihe stunts ever presented outside large cities From list to last here is not an objectionable word spoken nor the slightest approach to vul garity inaction nop glance A good sprinkling of new lias been made in In perform ance ami ihe atmosphere being of the soil where the au dience leaves the theatre- whistl ing the latest song hits you can assured that you will be sent home feeling satisfied that you have received full value for your money The organization is ac companied by a solo concert band and a superb orchestra The Kooiitown parade lakes place at noon The prices of admission have placed at 35c and each Seals are how selling at Drug Supposing ByLaw Should carry ami the town he morlgaged for What then Does this solve our difficulties of light and Ore pro tection No wo would still be in the same position as we are today Vole against the Mi If You Want Cheap Light And Power Vote Against Hydro- Hail way I wonder if the boys arent glad the corn culling is done I guess they will miss the pumpkin pies to hear hat Mr Win Al len is on mend Sorry to hear Miss has had another attack of appendicitis Hope for a speedy recovery Quite a crowd In the Valley over the Holiday Irene and visit ed Hoppers Mrs A Pepper and a fi fleedlingHl5t J Mrs 2nd Stephens ApiicBlfil A Stair 2nd jangedJit If 2nd Geo Mrs Snow Flemish Beauty J Boles Fall a AOVlst fcion nd J IJalos AOV elon Grapes black Mrs Hatch 2nd Mrs Partridge Grapes whitelit Arm- ton- r Mia Col of 2nd Mis natch il Garden Vegetables Etc Beets fctiphtns Long lit Beets 2nd It Uloberl 3rd WN Cabbage head let VY GKney Cabbage VY Cabbage winter 2nd Cabbage 2nd Cabbage cofleicttbto W 9 ma if i J If KIT mm t C I S r y Mow many of us many that have boon upon us In this wonderful country of ours We have been so blessed with good crops and Industrial activity that many of us overlook the other reasons for Would you llko to go back to the days when you could only buy heavy poorly made footwear Pine shoes as we Know thorn woro unknown then I a reaper ana Mrs I Walker and son visited i here ftMi W Hiss Bertha Mr wrowlt and Mrs WoWeo from Mr and Glow from Point visited at Mr Geo Hop- a flibbert during the MISS Gertruda row To- 2nd t Valley Celery V 3 the holiday Celery Ferrln visited his par- 2nd J Celery Mr a 2nd J It Monday arsons bis old Coin Svoetitt Young with Improved and footwear has almost reached the stage of perfection No conclusive proof of this can bo found than In Invlctus Shoes Wo are thankful that we are able to offer you a large range to choose from Youll bo thankful for foot comfort when we have sold you a pair of over the holiday J John and W Stephens friends and relatives last weeJf j J Squires Miss Davis and friend Egg plants it thyme etc Ed W Hops 1st lid 2nd Wateimetow Jn 2nd Thompson large JTJios Sellers 2nd Onions Rid is Squires yellow 1st visited her slater one day week Miss who lias been sick is improving Glad tfl hear that Mr Allen is able to be around agaia is all smiles days body is home I guess Quito a crowd out to Union Church Sunday night- A number from around here attend ed the Fair last week They always say that one at a time is good fishing but I see Jack prefers three J The Jevi market Mi mi Pretty cold on the fingers picking Sff up potatoes All report a good crop ted Younj Miss Ada Reynolds and Miss Laura Onion Prize taker let field visited in Newmarket ono St last week Onions collection The hoys favoured our Merchant many others with some music Parsnips ne evening last week which was very 2nd one evening much enjoyed Sorry to hear that Mr John I Stevens and family are about to leave our midst Frosty 0 O SUBSCRIBERS IN ARREARS 1s well from and Tire the Allan Tribune spoken received a noliep from postmaster in a nearby own thai our paper addressed to a certain parly could not be delivered Ihe following reason refused Now we would like to know il you would consider this man an honest man subscribed for the Tribune and bos boon receiv ing since June 1st nod now be gets of it by telling the postmaster he wont accept it III Hie future His account now amounts and ho will have a chance to come to Allan lose a days time pay the cost of Justices court and the cost of summons besides the The statutes protect a newspaper publisher as well other peo ple and we will not hesitate to lako advantage of it Of course we want to have as many take the paper possible hut we to impress the fact upon our readers that we expect pay ment for the paper If you want the paper discontinued for bill pay up and quit Dont take it three or four and then to sneak out of it The decent way is the honest way and in llio end the cheapest Peppers large Mis 2nd Miss Peppers long red2nd Stephen small Mr Pro- 2nd A Starr acute Sellers Stephens winter Gib- 2nd St Hers A Starr 2nd Stephens Sweet ft Squash 1st Mis Top Coin- 1st W Sellers Tomato Large 1st 2nd Smith Tomatoes largest 1st tellers 2nd J P Smith to tad Collection of tomatoes 1st nd Stephen Stephen Class 32 Cut Mr 2nd la at Mrs rinr Dahlias double Mrs Mrs Hunt ley Dahlias Cactus let Mr Hunt ley 2nd Mrs 1st Mrs 1st Mrs with follagerlfit Ai Mrs Prosier Dove Sod ft W J fldW Martha rfa fllat JV Specimen lit Mrs J I I J ui I rosier ind Mrs Gardner phlox perennial let Newton nd Mrs Petunias single 1st Mies Fish er J Hall Verbtnasisl Weston Sad jU Mis Gardner 1st Mrs Gardner J Hall Geraniuma 1st 2nd Miss Newton Mrs 2nd Mrs J Hail 2nd Miss AT J Hall 2nd Miss 1st Mrs Sweet Peas 1st finer 2nd Young Sweet peas In 1st Mrs 2nd Mrs Huntley liable Bouquet 1st Mrs War Mrs Prosser Mabel 2nd Hast Girls Muslin 2nd Dove Homemade Smith 2nd j 2nd Elite Baking powder Fern 2nd Mia J Lundy 2nd Canopy plain or nut taifyltj Asparagus hern jungej1jst j Nora Mahoney Mrs 2nd Pen In Bain Smith 2nd Toy beat work of Sblbltorist Go don Bulbous Class Mechanics Maauteluro I House plants 2nd Mrs J House plants W Per- iln 2nd Mrs G Partridge Window House plants Per- Id 2nd Mrs Prosser Foliage plants Childrens Dept Leaves of trees 2nd Mrs Leaves of deciduous Bride Bouquetlet Per- Kathleen 2nd Kail Bur- 2nd Gordon S Team J 2nd Blizzard Carriage Billiard Single Buggy 2nd Blizzard Carriages Etc Wagon J Covered buggy and 2nd J E Nesbllt 2nd Table Mrs 2nd funeral Design wt renin Packet of Mowers Miss 2nd Aubrey Davis red let Mrs Mia Gardner Asters while Mrs Gidatrind Mis Asters puri Mra Proscar Mis Gardner Afters pink Mrs Gadni Mis J 2nd Mrs Annuals 1st Mrs 2nd J Hail Cut Mowers vases Mrs 2nd Miss Newton Piss 33 plants In Pots Begonia Tuberous 1st Mrs 2nd W Begonia 1st It A sHong 2nd Mrs cellectlon Mrs J 2 a Sultana 1st J 1st Mrs 2nd W Cactus If fl Smith B Fuchsia 1st 2nd Mrs Prober Geranium Mrs J 2nd Geranium loom 1st of Evergreen 2nd Kathleen Ma- J 1st Terry and J Coll of plows 1st Ag fmplementslft 0 irm- Mrs J honey 3rd Kershaw Five laigeet let Mildred Diaper 2nd Irene Crewe Pive largest potatiol6t Kerhaw 2nd Walter Dene Seeds of cereals and Weeds to KM Marjory J 3rd Kathleen Mahoney J- Coll of 2nd Gladys Belfry I is vlditfng his Wild Flowers lit ll0ther Mrs Wilson Inns Ruth H Rest spent Sunday with as returned Bums 2nd Ruth Rose H Penmanship under Mr8 J- Stark 2nd Violet ttUls I Cutting 1st Alma to Toronto alter holiday spent 2nd with her parents here Penmanship under 16 1st Miss Annie ot Watson I spent Sunday with Map of H nd West 3rd Baldwin Miss and Mary Map of County of York- Hi friends at Stark 2nd Beatrice Proctor ftnd of arris spent Sunday with Mr and MfS Stark 2nd Mahoney Anniversary Service at on Specimens of Art 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