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Newmarket Era , October 5, 1917, p. 8

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I ft J r- irfiiirniiV 1 i I Only One Box Of It In with great pleasure that I of the wonderful benefits J lift to received from taking Frult-a- For ycara I a dreadful Cofferer from Constipation and Head ccAes WAS miserable in every way tho way of medicines seemed to help mo Then I finally tried and tho After taking ono box I feel porson to relief from sickening Headaches MARTHA ft box for 250 trial 25o At nil dealers or postpaid by Fruit- Ottawa Horses Buggies and Harness alsoone Pony Apply ROBERTSON Ncwmnrkol FARM FOR SALE acres Lot Con To Kink All under Brick House and Hank Barn Fine young Orchard and small pond on Iho premises from Towns or Newmarket and Au rora I miles from Metropoli tan slop also rural mail and service For par ticulars enquire of Mrs Knoo- St Aurora elm 30 Life Around the Hub ft I death look at her home hero on Friday of Cutting wife of Mr Geo Mrs Hill had boon ill for somo in funeral took place on Mon day afternoon to Laurel Hill OCT SUTTON FAIR ONTARIO WOMAN SPEAKS I am most pleased to Dr Brood mare and HORSES Imported had Canadian Registered r I II 8 O Not It CHOOSE I ft Toronto In noted for train- for business life Great for our graduates Enter Prool J ELLIOTT ENLIST FOR TRAININQ For Business in one of Shaws Schools Toronto itoll Term from Sept Free Cata logue explains Write for It Shaw President will ho held at Pino Orchard next Sunday morning at the usual hour by Elder From Iho 1 ill to the Oct it expected that a night camp will be stationed hero to the soldiers on trek from Camp Borden to Toronto Anniversary Services will bo held in the MblhodlslCfrurch on Sunday Oct at am and pm when JF of King lily will roach at both ser vices On Thanksgiving night an old- fashioned Tea Meeting will bo held at the Methodist Church Supper from to followed by a good program oocv Anniversary Thanksgiving Ser vices will be hold at the Molh- Church hero on Sunday next At am Mrs Dr I J of Toronto will conduct the service and at p in the Hon J Davis of New market will give an address Special music Is being prepared for both services and it is hoped that there will be a large attend Una proved itself ft firstcloEi remedy was tundown weak nd Played out and I needed womaee I have finished oho bottle I feel much and better Can eat better cud am leas nervous You may cay that Favorite Prescrip tion Just medicine for women It docs wonders for them Mrs Geo Main a nee TIHS PRESCRIPTION IS FO YOU If you Buffer from hot flashes or fainting or you not beyond re lief Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription directed to real cUOO and promptly rcmovca and thereby brings comfort in of prolonged misery It has been cold by drucgijrtfl for nearly CO years in fluid form at bottle general satisfaction It can now hud in tablet form Kold by all medicine dealers or trial box by mail on receipt of CO rente in Kvcry sick woman may consult us by letter absolutely without charge without fear without fee to Faculty of the Invalids Hotel Dr V M Pierce President Main Kt Dr Pierces Pellets are unciiialcd as a Liver Pill Smallest to toJe One Sugarcoated a Dote Hick Bilious Headache Constipation Indigestion Attacks and all derangement of wid Bevels of by quickly the blood Improving the clr habits with of An Medicine In Vcill Sold or cry In QREENHOU8E8 ST V to Plant you i YOUfl and at HOLLAND LANDING Thanksgiving Services will be held in the Methodist Church on Sunday Oct Black of Bradford will preach at pm and the Pastor at pm Special mu sic person welcome Mrs Shields and family are vis- iliiiK Mrs Sailer Mrs John Gibson has from the oily Miss Mao McCarnan and Miss R Aril spent the weekend with Mrs Mrs J Scott of Toronto is visiting at the Parsonage The funeral of the late Mrs Wight attended at the Methodist Church The many friends of Mr with him in his sad affliction shall miss Mrs Wight ab sent hut not forgotten CRD AH VALLEY culling is the order of in the Fall and Winter OXIDIZED I Jachincry Tor Sale DAVIS of Bank of Toronto Newmarket Furnace Work Plumbing Our Specialties See Iho at Shop THE XT TO promoter years of colonization northern Ontario and tor of the name New Ontario died at Port Arthur Saturday at of Corn the day Mrs Thompson of Niagara is spending a row days wilh her parents hero also Iho Misses Florence and are home from city Mr and Mrs Gardner of To ronto motored out to Geo Hop pers on Sunday Mr Frank look in the Fair Thats right Frank but you looked lonsomc Cheer up it may not lie long Mr of Toronto call ed at Philip one day last week Mrs Woodcock after spending a few years with Mrs Ceo Hop per has returned to IHica Where does Willie go west of A Valley look in Newmarket Some of opl sports went both days Miss Ada Reynolds entertained a few friends on Friday evening Miss Violet- Woodcock and brother Bert spending their holidays Willi Miss Mavis Hopper Thanksgiving service will be held in the Friends Church Pino Orchard next Sunday morning Rev will preach tho sermon and Mr Winchester will render an appropriate solo It looks like winter as the birds are gathering to go south Tom Dick and Harry THANIGIVINQ love and home comfort and rest For lender ties that make life blest And shield heart from strife For Harvest and bounteous yield Of garnered grain from furrowed field We thank Thee Lord of Life I For richest beauty thou bast spread Beneath our feel and overhead In every and For upward reaching heart of faith That looks beyond way of death Wo thank Thee Lord of For that thou dost be- slow For promises sweet whereer wo go To calm our doubts and fears But Father most for dear cross That our pain and loss We thank through our lora I THANKSGIVING more Thanksgiving Day comes round and again it finds our country going forward on the full tide of prosperity Even swifter and broader and deeper runs the stream and it seems to lead right on to a future of even greater things Never bad a people greater reason for thank fulness so far as material bless ings concerned The harvest has been abundant and before was so largo a portion Of our Dominion made to produce the fruits of the earth Stimulated by increased yield of agricultural products for after all and done it is the people on the land who are the foundation of our national prosperity there has been a not able and solid expansion of our industries and commerce Never before did Canada con tain so many people never be fore were her people so generally engaged in the production of wealth never before was there so much wealth in the land perhaps in no other country is wealth so evenly distributed and effort more certain of success It has been a busy year for the Canadian people for we are all workers labor has boon amply rewarded and his great blessing has been crowned by this still greater blessing In peace and security have the Can adian enjoyed the fruits of their labor Because of all those things the appeal of Thanksgiving Day should not be unheeded by he dwellers in this favored land Should the Canadian people al low Hie hum of industry and the of the marketplace to so fill heir ears and dominate their minds that they forget he eternal truths that He at the very found ation of national greatness Man live by bread alone nor can the highest national lire be built wholly on wheal and lumber and gold The foundation of national is ho quality of he dwell within the na tions borders- It will bo well for Canadians to bear in mind that their whole duly does not consist in develop ing resources of their country and furning thorn into wealth but thai their first duty is to build up a united people worthy of this vast heritage and of the best traditions of great races from which they sprung Please notice that old wedded to single tig A supposed to blow the Buildings a woman in capital I blessedness The Naval Department of Ot tawa forwarded to Mr Geo- Fair director of the Transportation Co to bo distributed among the crew of the ship for sinking a Ger man submarine in Mediter ranean on June The Meaford was chartered from the Company for transAtlantic and Mediterranean service by the French Government and was proceeding to Bona from Swan- bald Foal J Stiles Son Angus Hamilton Yearly fiily Scott A Stiles Son Filly 2 years Scott 2 Win I J Stiles Best Clyde foal J Stiles colt year old and Henry Brood or yield Foal D McKay 2 Barker Draught Horses Brood Scott J Foal Scott 2 J McNeil Yearly filly or gelding Scott Gelding or filly eld I Anderson Barker DMcKay Foal Frank Station Elmer James Yearling gelding or filly George Ardill Gelding or filly years Old Morton Hoy Roadster Horses Brood marc I McMillan J McNeil Foal J McNeil Taylor Gelding or filly years Mare or geld ing in harness George Connie Mare or gelding in under Thomas 2 W Valcnlync Span in harness I Howard John Carriage Horses Foal J McKay W Taylor Yearling gelding or filly las Nelson Single driver D McMil- Waller Archibald Specials in Horses Agricultural team Jag Nelson Cart horse 1 Win Henry Hamilton J stiles son foal by A Bong I 1 Stiles I Scott John McNeil foal I J Sides Son Walter Scott Sweepstake Scott More or- gelding delivery Scott Saddle horses i J Stiles Son Single driver years old Hamilton 2 Less Coiner Sweepstakes open lo and Son Lady driver I Mrs Valeiitync 2 Mrs Gents turnout B Archibald High jump 1 W Scott J S SI lies Son Halter broken foal John Arnold Frank Station Farmers Turnout I Alfred Shorthorn Cattle Bull years It Howard Bull calf under year Howard 2 Scolt Aged cow W Scott Heifer years W Heifer calf W Cow I Anderson Heif er years Anderson W J Wright Heifer calf 1 Roadway All Other Breeds Cow I Scott W J Wight Heifer 2 years Scott Yearling heifer W J J Wight Heifer calf under vear I W 1 Wighl Specials in Cattle Shorthorn I W Scott bull any breed Howard W Scott SHEEP Coarse Wool Sheep Aged ram I J Donald Davidson Shearling ram J Donald David son Ram lamb and J David- Aged ewe and J Davidson Shearling ewe 1 and 1 Davidson Ewe lambs I J Davidson Oxford Downs Aged ram and J Shearling ram I and J Ram lamb I and J Aged ewe and 2 J Shearling ewe and J Ewe lambs I and J Lockie All Other Downs Shearling ram N Graham Ram lamb 1 N Graham Shear ling W J Wighl Ewe lambs W J Wight Specials Best ram any age 1 J 2 J Davidson Milton sheep J Donald Davidson J life Boar Ego Boar pis 1 W Ego W Ego and N Ego Sow pig and N Ego Yorkshire and Chester Boar J Graham Boar pig I and Graham Sow and J Graham Sow pig and J Graham Fowl Bronze turkeys W N Ego Ducks Win Saunders Orping tons Geo 2 Mrs Jno King Barred Rocks J McKay White Rocks Geo White Leghorns Geo 2 Fred Bailey Geo I Geo Rhode Island Bed Geo Fred Bailey Rhode Island Reds and P Fred Bailey 2 Miss Gould Bar red Rocks P Rev A Hamilton White horns Fred Bailey Geo Black Minorcas P J Fred Connie Buff Or pingtons P Miss J King sea when it met the submarine off Sicily in the d Clarke Hamilton Gunners on the replied Wesley Guineas W to fire from submarine and had ho satisfaction or see ing submarine sink with the third shell II Ego Fall wheat while N Stiles McKay Fall wheat red Barker While barley Geo oats Geo seed Geo beans Doris Rev D C Hamilton Field corn Lang Table corn Geo Lang Hoots and Vegetables Swede turnips I J Davidson Lang Turnips any other kind Geo Nelson Mangel six Road way Geo Sugar beets six Nelson C Boadway Field squashes Geo Field carrots it Lang Geo Pumpkins Geo Jag Watermelons Geo Taylor Geo plbbsri Cities I I Jas Nelson Geo Table Geo Hubbard squosht Geo Lake Squash WLako Geo Geo Drumhead Roadway Cauliflowers A Hamil ton 2- Geo Turnip heels AIIamilton Lake long blood Geo Lake Carrots- short- Long Car rots long Geo Nelson Onions red W Ego Geo Dillons yollow I Geo W Taylor Tomatoes Geo Bar ker Celery A Hamilton 2 Salsify Geo Early potatoes W Tay lor Nelson Lalo potatoes A Hamilton Ego Rest collection of roots and vege tables A Hamilton Ensilage corn I Olive 2 W Ego Fruits St Lawrence Scott D A Hamilton Maiden Blush I W Scull Mrs J Sin clair Fall apples J Snow Mrs J Sinclair 2 W Rus sets W Scolt Mrs J Sinclair Baldwin- I Mrs J Sinclair Northern Spy- 1 W Lake Mrs J Sinclair I Lake J Davidson DAIRY PRODUCE Five rolls butler Mrs King Five to crock Mrs Selbv Barker 2 Mrs W Stiles Five rolls but ler Mrs Barker 2 Mrs Stiles Five lb roll butter Mrs Marker Mrs A Taylor Ten lb crock I Mrs Stiles Ten lb crock butter I Mrs Geo Ten lb butler in blocks Mrs A Stiles 2 Mrs W Ego Home made buns I Mrs Taylor Mrs W Ego Currant buns Mrs W Ego 2 Mrs II Tay lor Four lb loaf home made bread i Mrs Taylor Four lb loaf self rising bread Mrs W N Ego Mrs Taylor Layer Cake Mrs J King Helen Mrs W Taylor Preserves Mrs Geo Mrs J I Davidson Canned fruits I Mrs J D Davidson Jellies Mrs J D Davidson Canned vegetables I Mrs Geo Mrs 1 Davidson Col of pickles I Mrs J Davidson Mrs J Sinclair Fruit cake home made Mrs W Taylor Mrs Taylor Two loaves bread Dixon Mrs W Taylor Mc Donald Rest dozen eggs I A Hamilton Mrs J Davidson Dressed chickens I Mrs Selby Barker Mrs J Davidson Col of baking Mrs J Davidson Mrs W Taylor Ladles Work Quill patchwork I Mrs J Davidson Hand knitting wool socks I Mrs Fisher Mrs D It Howard Hand knitted wool milts 1 Miss Fisher Missscs Gould Hand knitted fancy cotton lace Miss Fisher Slippers any kind Miss Fisher Mrs D Davidson Crochet work cotton Miss Fisher Misses Could Crochet work silk Miss Fisher 2 Mrs J Sinclair Crochet counterpane I Misses Gould Mrs J Davidson Set table line I Miss Fisher Mrs J Davidson Set dinner mats I Miss Fisher Misses Gould Dresser coyer and pin cushion I Miss Fisher Braid ing on cotton Miss Fisher Sofa pillow I Misses Gould Tea chilli five oclock Miss Fisher Drawn work l Miss Fisher Mrs J D Davidson Tatting I Fisher Mrs J Davidson Netting Miss Fisher Misses Gould Side- hoard drape Miss Fisher Tea Miss Fisher Mrs J Sinclair Table Miss Fisher Mrs J Davidson Fancy DR table cover Miss Fisher Misses Gould Handker chief case J Miss Fisher Misses Gould Outline work Mrs J King Mrs J Sinclair Darned net I Miss Fisher Sewing plain i Miss Fisher Mrs J King tress hand made Mrs D l J Davidson I Miss Fisher Ml Miss Fisher Painting nil por trait Mrs J Davidson print ing in oil landscape Mis Gould Painting in landscape Misses Gould Paint ing on china Misses Gould Mrs J Sinclair Pierced brass Mrs J Sinclair Mrs J D Davidson Wood carving I Miss Fisher Mrs J Sinclair Burnt wood Miss Fisher Applique work I Fisher Brazilian point work Miss Fisher Pillow sham drawn work Miss Fisher Photo frame Mrs J Sinclair Quilt crazy work I Miss Fisher Quilt log cabin K Greenwood Mrs J Davidson Quilt AOK Mrs J D Davidson Misses Gould Rag mat hooked Mrs Barker Mrs J D David son Wool mat yarn i Mrs J Davidson 2 Misses Gould Ladies apron hand made Miss Fisher Mrs J D Davidson Boudoir cap I Misses Gould Mrs J Davidson Ladies wool jacket Miss Fisher Wool I Miss Fisher 2 Mrs J Sinclair Babys bootees Miss Fisher Cot ton lace hand knitted Mrs W Barker Crochet baud bag Miss Fisher Mrs Gould Sofa pil low any kind Gould Mrs J King Cross em broidery Miss Fisher Shirt waist Miss Fisher Pillow- cases Miss Fisher 2 Misses Gould Mans Miss Fisher Irish lace Miss Fisher Tea Miss Fisher Darned stockings require con stant watching You can trust it to do its work while you rest or attend to other duties The Pandora has tea- tures far greater effitfenJ and economy than can be found other ranges Write for free booklet OX J For Sale by J A WAHA DAY Oh Thou Eternal Father we would raise A song of gratitude for all Thy Thou who are worthy of continued praise To Thee our hearts in adoration lift- Direct from Thy own hand our blessings From heavens court they are directed front We hank Thee for Thygoodnoss in tho past For countless mercies long by For Christ Thy Gift to us by far the By which the world with liht has Wilh life and hope and perfect liberty Bought by Thy sacrifice on Calvary We praise Thee for our lives preserved Ions I One of Thy choicest gifts Thou dost Which Thou hast promised that we The labors in Thy vineyard wo should do Goworkers with Thee where Thou Then joyful claim our mansion with the Ides I I hand field Tiy We Thee for the new supplies Fresh- from the nourished soil of Where sun and showers ami all else al Complete the fulness which perfection yields Providing sustenance for man and When winter storms abound that they may The world is overwhelmed as neer before By one unworthy of the name of man A unique type which all true men deplore Rejoicing when his cruel reign is done To be replaced by harmony and peace Where righteousness will dwell and still increase Thou who hast all created knows and sees All that is wrong and whence it comes to pass IJecauso men lurn from Thee themselves to please And paths of sin prefer Alas A his Wherein God is ignored His laws defied Nor seek to save their souls for which Christ died I Thou dost behold the evil everywhere Well known to Thee is every secret The ways of men search out and will not spare The who Thy righteousness disgrace And to Thy bar of justice wilt pursue The earths consummate traitors lo subdue The world seems all alert to heal the I reach To stem the torrent that would overwhelm In fierce disaster all the earth to reach But God still reigns above is iho helm Will bring the out of great distress To greater peace and paths of righteousness God is inspiring men een now to plan For all the glorious future near at hand With eyes prophetic the horizon ran The prospect bounds that will through all Gods laws the code Christ the King All earth rejoicing with thanksgivings ring Our lives have compensations to uplift In brave pursuance of some kind Thai lures the soul from out its v course cleft To view the heights and wake he spirits force To deeds of kindness In the box Who mourn the loss of brave and ones noble sons Who still are spared lo walk native earlh Though sad bereavements Ihrill all lands The loved ones safe above in joy henceforth The horrors left will soon be wiped away And from the ruins like will rise A glorious change the t I I I I l I i i skies Richmond Hill Mrs P J loos J Four and often five spoonfuls of ordinary tea do not go any further than three of Fed Rose Tea Less Red Rose is required because it consists rich teas Use Red a and save that extra spoonful Kept Good by the Sealed Package I I I Mi Helen McLaughlin Hemmed Sinclair Dora Helen Cuttle Woodwork plain or y1 I Frances Scott Miss Fisher Bob and In drawing Teresa work i Miss Fisher Misses Gould Fancy gown crochet yoke Lulu Lulu scarf Faucy purse and bfex Fisher- id McDonald Crochet workl Cultla 2 Muriel Sherman Braid ing I Doris McDonald Dressed doll Doris McDonald Helen Cultle Pencil drawing I Lena Carpenter Helen Cuttle model handmade John Ingram Copy Helen McLaughlin Helen Free hand drawing of map of Europe Ethel Taylor Helen McLaughlin Homo made loaf broad while Eva Taylor Layer cake I Doris Albert Pigeons Clark Hamilton Al bert House cat I Helen McLaughlin Kay Mowers Hand K Col cut HoweM K Greenwood J Col Dahlii J King Col IVelosr WA Col I Mr J son while a Truman King a threshing at tf a on Irf Mi mows of straw or bin Ilia for more lhan half w fc before his was he m lank of water lank but when with no knowledge of machinery general search beneath the dozen digging though a few minutes was In a bad but soon f a I TORONTO VmMSB 3jS WM qse i

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