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r WAiRlf ftp I n Action J fflb of casualty Hat on D i of week I off Not of was reported to ibis week took Club present a Three Ml family Afalr Ie6 A night very line Inter it ilic Prayer MiHBionury vice a r returned missionary from Chi- wis to tell flomoof his and tho prowess of ho the Died at Mr Inventor of r Jan wi died at life homo ft near Sunday l of yearn He was horn at Newmarket an Ml for Windsor A moat enjoyable time was spout hi the last Monday eniiift In the beginning of the the ghosts and looked very weird flitting- the light of pumpkins song and story were enjoyed all wore played after which a served AM the young people are re quested to attend next Monday evening A good program is be ing prepared Mr Normans of Japan will he shown i i ffher WJ In was apprenticed to Mr Kennedy Druggist Industrial Homo J are about in the Home at of whom are omen potato crop turned out 20 to the acre which in only half the usual quantity vegetables especially late fiUage are doing pretty good and turnips are small is I he Basket Dull at the High School smashed a pair of glasses of the girls on Tuesday Next Sunday is Guy Four Constables were on duly in lovn Tuesday night but had no trouble Hub The pupils of the High School together with the and their wives had a very social time in he Assembly Hall last Tuesday evening It was a strictly Hal loween Party got Up by In the 3rd and Forms who dressed as witches each carrying a candle and provided a very interesting program of wolrd stories and songs of the occasion The walls of Hall were decorated with black cats etc and the corners were dress ed in wigwam style occupied fortunetollers who produced much merriment Halloween tricks and games were introduced followed by refreshments and a most enjoyable lime was spent was attendance at Masonic on Wednesday being to Doric- Chapter of rahd J IHstrict No After business by fiOpl Rogers iExirjOothpU Grand 1st of Hi Andrews and St Johns Chap tor Toronto Kin and Kx J Hill of with solos by Go nips David anoVuiclunan The Grand Officers up special and were by some 20 and members fit HI An drews and St Johns Chapter They loft for about 1230 expressing at their re ception in Newmarket Visitors were also present from and the Sunday Daisy Foster staying Mrs All of are urgently requested to at the If the Lodge on Wednesday even ly Nov at oclock when KOilnatlon will he held for of ficers for a full attend ance is requested bear in mind the visit to Lodge in Aurora on evening Nov P A The third mooting of A held in the school room on Oct was very successful to fetarence Torohtol Dominion A P A gave a very instructive on The Aims and Scope of ike Association and was much wl by those present Mrs Tho annual meeting of New market Curling Club was held at the King George Hotel on Thurs day evening J in the chair The following were elected President Doyle Vice1resA A Smith Watson lion Patron Hon J Davis HonlrosJ Hon VicePresidents Cane Aubrey Davis Gain J A M Armstrong P and T Lennox M PP Council A wortb I J Davis Jr Dolan Doyle J Doonan Doyle J McCaf frey Ice Com A Geo Trivolt It was decided that the drop out of the Ontario Curling Association so there will be no Tankard or District Cup this year Rod Items sent the month ly contribution of for Novem ber for Prisoners of War on Wednesday also the following supplies to Headquarters Toron to iDoz Pairs Bocks Do Hod Pan Covers w Dottle Covers Head Daudagcs Housewives Quill Comfort Dags Housewife contains Dor- Acid Court Plaster nut- ions Mending Yarn Linon Thread Noodles Shoe Laces and Scissors Contents of Comfort Wag Towel Washcloth d Comb Tooth Mr ftdorhedd lost valuable horse last week Myrtle andCoraAllah spent at Ce dar Brook Farm Mr and Mrs Kirton took a flying trip W Newmarket on Friday MrsfToolo her sister stag ing with her Mr and Mr collecting for the Red Gross Thursday and Friday Mrand Mrs Calvin and son of Zephyr attended Church oh Sunday afternoon and visited hero Mr and Mrs and family visiting Mrs Samuel McKowon on Sunday Master Kenneth bad the misfortune of being brown from a wagon oh Saturday but with no serious Injuries Mr Sheridan of Newmarket motored to on Monday and- calling on friends Miss Hoden spent Satur day in ari Wo are no I Variety Oil In Endless variety Madras Art i me I AND EXTENSION RODS MosiUnea In wo now W A i 1 chiefs an Brush and Paste Writing Pad Pencil Cards Cigarettes Choc olate Gum Soap and Shoo Laces LETTER FROM ENGLAND J Joy i arid Master Albert a piano The elections on the ltd son i to the pleasure of the Wo received a nice of gifts for hoys at Hie front Died Quito At ail early hour last Friday morning Mrs Goo Partridge I passed away quite suddenly at To- 1 one or Cross Items There was only a small at the Knitting on Tuos- bj afternoon Proceeds Christmas Parcels for the tot prisoners of war in Germany sent on Tuesday and each 1 Shirt and Tie 1 fairs Souks J Hoot Laces I Soap Cubes Can Lobster Package Cream Cheese Bars Chocolate I lb Nuts Hates NOV I Tea tall IImv wore addresser to Wy Mather Rimer Turnoi and ladies bad arranged to put in parcel hut the is limited to His each Pies Geo A things had to ho taken ronto she Doing sick only three days Deceased was burn in being the only daughter of the late George Dacha She was tin widow of J Partridge who was killed by an electric shock in his cellar on Nov Years Day She leaves only one daughter Mrs Maude Hatch and a dear little grandchild Maxwell Hatch the Little Scotch Enter tainer to mourn the loss of a kind loving mother and grandma A funeral service was conduct ed at 7J Isabella St Toronto by P P which was at tended by relatives and near friends of the family after which the remains wore brought to New market Saturday evening accompanied by Mrs Hatch and son and Mrs McCann of Toronto She was taken to her homo Forngrove Pros pect Ave where Rev Thom as conducted service on Sunday afternoon previous to interment at Newmarket Cemetery The pallbearers were Messrs J and Donne Among those who attended from a distance were Mr and Mrs Noel of London Mrs John Lloyd and Miss Noble of Toron to Mrs Nellie Clark of Aurora Mr and daughter Mis Mary of The sympathy of many friends i expended to the bereaved K I Kent Friday Out Mrs A J Davis Dear Malaili Received the parcel la good Inst night it is certainly a everything is useful Have had ho occasion to use powder yet hut It may he useful sometime have found our camp very clean nod nice ever since I enlisted sou quite a few of the Newmar ket Hoys lime to time We met some of tho fellows in London couple of weeks ago I will likely he in Co and I believe the will ho hi the when It goes to Prance so I may see quite a lot of the hoys Work In the Co Is very interesting We have to lake upcahlo wagon work think It Is about the most inciting work you ran gel the army Communication Is set up very quickly whoa lines ore laid with a wagon We were out for a test In laying cable and laid five miles In a little less than fifty min utes All the time there Is a man on he wagon who Is in communica tion with the base and the moment the wagon stops messages can fco sent through Cable can bo laid and reel ed up at the gallop We also have a stiff test on all kinds of telegraph and telephone Instruments used In army signalling Everyone In the company has to be able to do any thing and everything Wo have to he able to swing a pound hammer or do checking or registering in a signal office fiend messages and receive messages by lump heliograph buzzer vibrator telegraph semaphore or any oilier way which might be used Then we have lo do a lot of signal office work We have to be able to lay cable and build telegraph lines and keep them in repair We all have lo learn to ride a horse I was very sorry to bear that Hob Warren ami Ross milage have been wounded Hill McCaffrey left for Prance about a week ago and Pearson Hill leaves to morrow morning We have had quite a lot of rain lately and lots of but we do not mind It much Thanking you for the parcel I re main Yours sincerely J a r Belleville Nov i As the re sult of Halloween pranks last night in this city a horse was kilted an automobile wrecked PINE The CluiTheld a Hallow een Social at Mr J Hopes Tues day night In spite of rain and darkness quite a number at tended and the costumes weird and varied The is sending Christmas- Boxes to the boys wlio have enlisted from this vicinity and they are lo bo pack ed at Mr J Hopes on Wednesday Nov Any friends of the boys who wish lo send sorno re membrance aro welcome to come and add it to the box The Club pay postage on the boxes and they wish lo thank all those who so kindly volunteered to knit the socks Mr Widdiileld has been serving Jury in Toronto Miss Fee is with us again as our school teacher Wo lo welcome old friends hack A few from herb are talking of attending the Ploughing Match lo be held on Mr IX J farm at Whitby Judging from the number of tractors to be there il will he well worth the trip The Willing Workers intend a Bazaar on the four teenth of the month and are trying interest the weather man to he kind We hope they succeed Mrs Foreman of Detroit has been visiting at Mr J Swains as ho had had pneumonia and at ho passed away Funeral Wednesday to Friends Cemetery Mr Geo Norman of King City spoilt Tuesday with Mr arid Mrs Win Mr and Mrs Sloan and Miss McKay Sunday With Mr and Mrs Skinner Mr Williamson and family of spout Sunday with Mrs also Mr and Mrs John The lax collector is again in the village Miss Mabel Elliott was in town Tuesday Anniversary Services of the Methodist Church Sunday was well attended the Church be ing crowded to the door both af ternoon and evening Dont forget the Anniversary Services in the Baptist Church on Sunday Store A NEWMARKET A Corsets f Jal Social He annual social of the Adult Classes of the Methodist School took place on evening nearly one J being present Supper was in he Gym and while the J cleared up the dishes the went through a series of feats Following this Company adjourned to the schoolroom where a very program was presfd- by Mr Arthur President of the Mens Own Brief speeches by Guy t- Wilkinson Mr Burnett A P Addison inter- solos by Messrs Walter Geo splendid male quar- Messrs arker and Manning by singing that Binds and that it was a very Mrs Mason P and two young men more or lest seriously injured I- The for Mind Women WHY HOT It extensively uccd by Hunters Athlatss and by of and even up In trenches and for the moment- to f lit la form In which to carry a Watch It is Inexpensive We have them In Gold Gold- filled Silver and from to Have a look at them You arc under no obligation to talk with you either for Imme diate purchase or at ATKINSON Jeweler and Mr and Mrs J have returned to their home in To ronto after a weeks visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Cook W Mr W Evans of Oak vi lie spent Sunday with his mother Mrs J Mary of spent Sunday with her parents here Mrs W called on Mrs on Sunday Mr and Mrs W Gould of Bond spent Sunday with sister Mrs J Mr George Archibald called on Mr Tom Cutting on Sunday Mr of Schombcrg and Mr of Lloyd town have taken contract of fixing the Church Our Fowl Supper which was to bo held on the of November has boon cancelled Mr I McGill spent With his brother Mr W- McGill on the Line Mrs spent Saturday at Mrs Cooks A number from here attended the Anniversary Services at on Sunday Miss Cutting is visiting her aunt Mrs Sparling at Mrs and family of Toronto is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Cook Miss Brown of spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs Black Mrs J Cutting spent the week end friends in Tbrpnto Mr Ward Cook lady friend spent Sunday at Mr Fountains Lloyd town Mrs S Wilson spent a few days last week with Mrs W Dove Miss Cutting has re turned home after the summer spent with Iter aunt in Miss Dove is visiting a friend in ToTonto Mr and Mrs Elmer Ferguson of Line spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Cook We aro sorry to report that Mrs J Evans- Is still under the care Mr called on Mr McGill on- Sunday Mrs Lyons spent Saturday with Mrs SCHOMBEHQ Dr Kagan and Mr of- Toronto of Tottenham spent Sun day at the home of Mr and Mrs John Deacon The Branch of the Womens Institute will meet at the home of Mrs on Thursday Nov Tho sad news reacTietrrlhe vil lage Saturday of the death of Fred brother being killed In action somewiero in Franco Another death occurred Sunday when Mr Ira passed away That morning ho was do- well as could he SNOWBALL picking seems lo be the order of the day Mr and Sunday at Mr Art Storeys Large number from here attended League Convention which was held In Aurora Methodist Church Miss Hazel Webb spent Sunday Miss Ferguson Mr and Mis visited Hose Wyld Farm on Sunday Miss of Kettleby spenl Son- day Miss Maud Hush Who were the Happy bunch that motored lo League on Sunday even ing- Miss and MIbs Laura Morning Were successful Jn twenlyfivn dollars or more on the third line for the British Hed Cross A few front here attended the Box Social at on Friday evening U40 The Incomparable Reducer which without double by the only aid of scientifically laid pieces gives the Ideal front effect and re duces abdomen hips and back Price pair Medium figure high bust a marvel of stylo the figure and the moot stylish effects it rare hat such can be obtained at a me dium price supportor pair Model Medium figure A now Ideal corcotrvllneo that are perfect In French Price A J TO COME A customer walked Into about shop and asked for a pair of boots The clerk showed him a satisfactory pair but the custom er said that he had not enough money with him and asked if he could let three shillings go over until the next day The clerk consented for which after the customer had loft the shop the proprietor severely rep rimanded him Never fear replied the clerk I wrapped up two boots for left foot so hes sure to come back Youths Companion Kitchener Nov Over live hundred delegates were register ed at fifty- first annual con vention of section of the On tario Sunday School Association which opened at the Evan gelical Church at- this morning Sunday School workers were present from almost every district west of Toronto and the convention Is the largest ever held in this city Live Stock Markets Highest prices paid In Toronto this week Choice Weighty Steers 850 Medium Weighty Steers Butcher Steers flood Feeders Fair Milkers Choice Veal Calves Medium Veal Calves 1000 Sheep Lambs off cars Markets Nov 2nd Wheat per bush Oats per Barley per bush 81 Peas per bush 00 00 Eggs per doz 0 10- utter per to 0 Shorts per ton 35 per ton 32 Chickens per lb Potatoes per bag HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF GRAIN SEEDS AND Pi LEY FILL COAL I Order by or by Jerry Harrington Don Man- nlng or Allan A CO Always choose your Clothes from Materials that aro stylish and becoming Have out right and tho Fit Perfect I OUR FOR FALL 18 LARGE AND WELL A880RTED WE ARE TO HAVE A TALK WITH I WILLIS TAILOR S- n rVi Can HEAD Capital Up OWLAflt Toronto Markets Nov 2nd 1 new per Barley per bush to Butter lb 0 per 0 per IS i dressed it 028 0 15 16 0 Monay And of the In and In vlna all halfyearly at tuns sit qoount a 9YTHr TSBillJOlitfiD T or W IMA Sras i