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Newmarket Era , October 12, 1917, p. 6

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It ft AGENT Mount Albert news r a in Iho Presbyterian Service at instead Iho usual morning service Ah STRENGTH Editor form hack and tired J wornoat feeling At times 1 WW cordially invited WOOj UimbIo to tin assisted Master I able to got around It would wajd hoy soprano on at flret with crick in Toronto who will also fling evening service A wedding was solemnized the homo of Mrs Ml at oclock Monday Oct when her youngest was united in marriage to Mr Lapp of ceremony which witnessed only the imme diate relatives was performed Terry A brother of the bride After a dainty lunch had been served Mr and Mrs Lapp left for their home carry ing with them the best wishes or their- many friends On the Saturday evening pro- ceding hop marriage Miss Lillian Terry was presented a Mis cellaneous Shower at her home About forlyflvo ladies of Iho lowp were present the many useful presents was a case of solid sterling silver teaspoons The Choir of the Methodist Church of which Miss Terry was a valuable member for several years presented her with a large Hocking Chair Mission style A airily lunch was served by the young ladies and a most delight ful evening was spent Miss Terry has been deeply interested In the work of the Church and other social organizations and received the best wishes from her friends for a very happy life of my back I took box Tierces Tobletn my back commenced to get better to did not have to walk doubled over I did before the It beet remedy I have ever taken for what It la intended to rclhfto- I those who arc in need of such a remedy win give Anuria Tablets a trial Signed A o i The Annual of Hie Township Proof We formula of to prove It baa power create strength n dad Irt r and imonlum CIUe Miss and Miss Archer of Toronto spent the hol iday at the formers homo in town Mr Hayes and bride of Chatham spent a few days at his parents home in town and Mrs McLaren of To ronto visited the home of Mrs Davidson over the week end Mrs and Mrs David son returned to the city with them Mr and Mrs and Messrs Clifford and Walter Marr motor- od up from Toronto Monday Miss Mary attended Fair A number from our town mo tored loMarkham but had 0 somewhat muddy drive and re port the Fair much behind oth er years Master a boV soprano of Toronto will sing at both services in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday Mrs Tims Watts and Miss Daisy spent Thanksgiving in Hamilton Art Case son of Mr and Mrs Arwcd Case returned to Edmonton last week after a Short stay with his parents Mr and Mrs visiteo friends in Toronto over the hol- Mr lhooks of Toronto fipent Sunday with his parents in Mr and Mrs John have gone on a motor to New York dray Miss McGeo and Miss Campbell of Sudbury were visitors at the homo of Hoy Up to tills time Anurlo has not been on to the public but the many patients the lacreapcd demand for this wonder- healing tablet Doctor Tierce finally decided to put it into the drug stores this country within immedi ate reach all for Doctor Pierces Amino There can he no to You Hud on the you do on Dr Favorite tho to ailing women and Dr Med ical Discovery proven years to he general tonic Bend 10 centfi to Dr v Pierce w lor large trial At any rate dont give op hone being ol your malady until Jt a few dofica of Amino have proven that it will make you feel like a different person Please letter in In your paper Holland Landing- Messrs McCluro Harry Roll and Aril were home for a few days Mr Albert Daltou who has heen working in the city has re tired for the winter Messrs Wilfred and Aril wore in town a few days Sunday in town Mr A intends moving hack to town Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs p0 Any woman a of for a weak nctvouo condition after giving it a fair trial It did help her have her returned You there Jo no work about formula proves there la nothing like It for oil weak overworked nervous men women and for feeble old and delicate children Try It and bo convinced intends 1 Hemingway Baldwin Breezes The- following spent in our midst Mr and Mrs Toronto at Miss exteacher I at Chas Andersons the Khedive of Miss nurse spending days furlough her old home prior iti or seat of war the East Baldwin hoys there will welcome her sympathetic face when she comes to hand Misses Crowder Keswick and Lottie Roachs Point were Jus A Cryderinans The Owl says these tiro two plums hard to beat A says in speaking our young ladies they cant beat Lottie Shes always the same A lov able sweet disposilioned young woman Amen When Jos Clark scoots along on a lark in his new auto mobile lie gossips say its as good as a play to see Jie slinging ho grand style Mr was on Tuesday and Wednesday The weather was fair was not up to the mark Hither people do not prcciate the efforts put forth by the Directors or else the pressure of fall work and of help is Ihatlhoy do not like 16 lime Ho prepare exhibits or see what their neighbors are doing seem to think llujt admission charge of has a lot to do with the small The So- and In set a good- example Boots amid Shoe Before buying your Boots and Shoes give me a some lines of Womens Childrens and Mens Shoes I you in as I record in Shoo Business ami Linos can interest other so rlono Panto and pair Panto and And a lot of other Special Values I can J give a o 1 Unco of and Dry Goods takon In are Miss Bertie Crohn and three lady friends of Toronto spent mm in j i lvAii tt lou He also has several splendid Messrs Ross Grant Ross Mac- Sutton West vice at St Oct 3rd Santo lime Tho Childrens Sports came off Oil Tuesday afternoon hut there were only a few people out to sco winners were an fol lows years Arthur Watson Ken neth Lewis J years Watson Jpe Morton years era Id Watson Joe Mortem ears Harold Smith Joe Morion years Harold Smith Milne years Melvln Smith 12 years Mel- Honey icy Queeiisviiie Airs oils Mrs Ed John Mrs J Davidson Cauned Pickles Mrs Canned Joiin- Lewis and friend of onto spent the holiday at Mr in The slon Mrs Silas Sen luaxl HomeMade Wine- Mr Johnston I Man Mrs 1 D Davidson Desion HomeMade W Lewis Our school kids are enjoying another weeks holidays Rev Atkinson attended the meeting Wednesday and There will he Young Peoples III Presbyterian Sabbath ftl Weather the eh srnsii under wnirtfi I i preached he freed en Ill on of evening at 30 Bread loaf Mrs 1 2nd Mrs Fred Cowiosou Home Edith Atkinson of Toronto Marie Buns Mrs John 2nd was home for I hanks Mrs Silas giving Morion Ross Ladies Home Made Baking ll a aL years Calvin Titus Mrs Silas 2nd Mrs John of Mrs Miller it was Sack Race Titus I Chocolate Cake and decided to hold a griue Calvin Three- Lemon Pie Mrs J Hill I Legged Race 1st Titus Best Layer Cake and 12 Dough- grine and Roy Smith 2nd Terry nuts Mrs W Hill Best Pair and Milne dry- plucked Ducks Mrs Deslon Judges Mrs A Murray Mrs The was is with the eir ssa oft on grand style Mr and and J anci Sunday with his motherinlaw family were guests at Mrs Harry 0 Hell s for the holiday lfng excepting when a happens Something we may look forward to Mrs Ben will throw aside her animosity to the cars and enjoy many a jolly spin in them and altogether shine at Lennox Picnic W J ester the orator auclioncer made a call at Mrs and Doc Graham yearsViolet Horner Gardner Mrs Kirby Young years- Helen MeCausland gait Violet Homer years Huntley Helen Flanagan years Smith Mary Hill years Ruth Turney Edith Smith years Ruth Turney Mildred Salter ThreeLegged Race si Daisy Turney and Fruit to in he Church on Sab bath the at On the afternoon of Tuesday October Dili at Heartsease Quecnsvillc Die marriage was solemnized of Patty younger daughter of Mrs and the late James to Gordon I Salter Stairs Lieutenant of Canadian Engineers eldest son new ami In in Chun will 0 Visitors Thanksgiving lime Mr W and Miss of Toronto plr and Mrs Roy Mr Atkinson of Toronto Mrs J Atkinson of Cilford Mrs of Holt Mr and Mrs Win Atkinson of I Mr and Mrs Cray of Allandalo family Edith Smith 2nd and Lena Smith Judges M J Terry on their return from sawbones have formed a syn dicate triumphant to visit the way up where you and never go They will shoot deer by day- and spin yarns by Unite a number took in Fair night Those Ihoroughlv ne at Friday Some day with W J know his great abilities as a storyteller or Mr Merrill Thompson of cracking a juke lia is home for a few days will have his little experiences to Quito a few attended relate and last but not least not on Monday of Miss Belle by a long way Doe will spin his Nelson We sympathize wilh yarn as a night cap women and the bereaved children not admitted of Toronto or theyll make Rook bowl W spent over weekcnd with J Hesters little pointer patch 3i friends in town I acres is panning out fine It pays Messrs Stevenson and when the crop is good sale on Tuesday went well Duncan Crawford our is losing another pion raiser has an soon Miss Collins of spent Sunday with friends In own Sleeping Beauty Ruth Wright Mrs Lloyd Kd Johnston and J Ben Davis Apples Mrs Lloyd J Pbripp Golden Russet Apples Win J Sander son Edward Johnston Bald win Apples Mrs Lloyd Pippin Apples Mrs Lloyd Sweet Apples Fred The exhibits in the were splendid in quality but as a whole were not as numerous as on some former occasions roots and vegetables Hi I Work was splendid while the competition in he collection of cooking was a great credit to the community Mr J L Barrett of Cross vegetables were heller samples Phripp were shown Newmarket J Phripp air I he collection of Apples J vice Shortly after the ceremony Lieut and Mrs Stairs left fori i lf Boston and Halifax the wp travelling in navy blue broad- In cloth and while fox furs After X Kail Fair the honeymoon will take up of their residence at St Johns Que bec where Ihe groom is pres ent stationed Mr and Mrs i L Stairs came up from Halifax for their sons wedding 76 wish in League of 25 Jfahaed from Tag had a splendid display of homemade Harness ami Ihe Fred Boston Sheppard Flemish Beauty Sheppard K Fred Cowie- Mr Tas Peregrines horse look fright at some trunks at the sta tion Tuesday evening and upset occupants Horse caught at the store Verv Toronto Thanks- John giving son Miss Beatrice Williams Duchess Apples J Phripp Piano and la exhibit Of j MoMann White J Mr iV Son of Aurora was the chief attraction Hoots and Garden The presence of Sharon Band heads Cauliflower added to the pleasure of visitors j J heads Cabbage Ifittl Mr A J Milne giving in city his son crowd at sale lasl Monday and prices were high damage Gnomical of fogs Thanks- At Present STREET NORTH The first meeting of the Com munity Club hold last Fri day evening at the School House Addresses were given by Mr Geo Mrs and Mr These frosty mornings are a reminder of the coining winter There is a bountiful crop of beechnuts this year The frost will bring them down jbenelHs derived from it Mr and Mrs Elmer Ml moling will be held who spoke of the need j of suchan organization and the I The on the of Newmarket spent Sunday at Mr Wm Mrs Tansley is visiting her daughter Mrs Stevens in Toron to Mr and Mrs Mark Hall spent evening at Mr Wilfred Mrs Hall and Miss are leaving Friday for a trip to Hamilton School will lie closed a couple of days this week on account of Teachers Convention Corn cutting is about over for this year The potato crop is a large one Mrs sister visit her on Sunday Tansley received word from son Gordon saying thai he expects to leave for Canada shortly FOR FLETCHERS ASTORIA Pair Brass Steelyards between Union St and 3rd of East Finder will oblige leaving at Store A very interesting program is being arranged the young people and iho ladies will serve lunch Miss Lulu is attending Teachers Convention Mpa Will Of Toronto has been spending a few days with her sister Mrs Harry Mills Mr Ivan took in Mark- ham Fair Mr J Proclor and Mr Belfry Mr J B sale at Queen ville Mrs John Lewis entertained a few of her lady friends week Mrs Edward Goodwin and Miss Goodwin made a business trip to Toronto one day last week Miss Marjorie of Durham Co spent Thanksgiving at her home here Mr of the Toronto Vet erinary College spent over Sun day his sister Mrs Frank Miss Mary of visited at Mr on Sunday Mrs Fred Shields and children spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Longford of Hope Mr B Brown of Toronto spent over the holiday with his sister Mrs Goodwin mo us crop boating everything he has done previously Well it must be a corker Thais all the Misses Owl will allow me to say al present I have no doubt the campers about Orchard Beach Roachs PI and elsewhere as well as local consumers will heartily agree with my following remarks The Keswick baker be try ing to do impossibility beat his own baking His breadis bakers cakes a man to deliver to consumers in a clean up-to- date style Uses a basket foi transportation from van to house A baker in years used to lote it in his arms his coal covered with loose hair from his horse Ugh No wonder business went to pot My dear friend Cook down in the book That you can bake to beat the band And the man thai heats you Must be some pumpkins For youre a fine hand Farmers are filling silos early before Jack Frost gels in his work Theyre wise according to our view A dismal day caught many of our farmers at Fair They looked sheepish when got homo and the cloudy weath er made their tempers a short Our miller is doing up his dam for winter spring freshets It will he Ihe for it 1 shall try to do the humorous breezing next budget So long for the present on Wednesday when a splendid show of live stock was brought forward For many years Fast has had an enviable reputation for horses and Messrs John A Sons and Messrs o Hill Sons have sol largely contributed to this result had a number of animals on The show of Callle was better than usual Among the exhibitors were Messrs J ieson Sons of Dr Wesley of Newmarket Frank Cunningham A Ramsay J P Dennis of Newmarket Thos Miller of Union St and A Sons not so many Sheep as usual hut the competition was excellent so much so that Mr of- Bond Head who is himself a breeder had consider- able difficulty in giving his de- some classes The principal exhibitors were J J Davidson J ieson Sons J Pinder The competition in Pigs and Poultry was limited entries numbered was about the same as last It was expected that there would be considerable competition in the Lady Driving Class but the Era reporter left before this took place Prospects for the Concert on Wednesday night were good as nearly all the reserved seals were sold in the afternoon Following are some of the Prize Winners and the balance of the list will he given next week paid Maekrill IS Table Parsnips Thos Miller Table Beets Wm Fred Tomatoes A T J Davidson Citrons Thos Miller died Sharon Not Para W Cole and son Willard have been rushing Hie corn cul ling It keeps things lively W has a hand in all that goes to make money Mr Frank Tate and lady friend with friends In Ch limited classes foods for falleniM home is of than in the Of stork ntCi more p of other WJ whore trad Mr and Mr spent the hoi tons friends in Toronto J weekend Phripp White Onions ylon Ralph Hill Maekrill Tabic Carrots J Robert Yellow Pumpkins John Parkins Morton Hubbard Squash Ed Johnson Sheppard Mammoth Squash Jas Morton John Fair- barn Mammoth Pumpkins Silas Yellow Onions Maekrill Miss Wilton heads Red Cabbage Winter Radishes Ed Johnson 3 Kohl John anil muted and fell from former cheap home- produced feeds mid of Toronto Strayed from Lot 23 Con about the of Way lo Yearling Information re- addressing Q P O Professor coming from his holding up triumphantly umbrella to his wife You see my dear Alma how stupid ere all Iho anecdotes about our absent- mindodness You see I forgotten my umbrella Ufa Professor- But my dear IT ifeii Dauphin Man Oct Bell a young lad from Hamilton lo board a train a few miles out of Gilbert Plains yesterday and was you didnt take your iS lha cure having with you you it at home both feet out off j Grain and Coeds Best White Winter Wheat Miller Bush Small Buck wheat 1st and 2nd Ed Johnson ears Indian Corn Ralph Hill ears Corn ears Pop Corn Linton Miss Beatrice Williams peck Beans Morton Best Sheaf of Corn not less than stalks Hill S011 Ralph Hill Iiy For Best lbs Butler in rolls given by Wind En gine and Pump Co Mrs Miller Miss Beatrice Williams to lbs Butter in crock 1st given J Millard Ed Johnson lbs Butter in crock 1st given by Thos Blizzard Newmarket Mrs Ed 2nd Mrs McClure Butter lot by Jos Mrs Ed Johnson 2nd Mrs Miller lbs Butter In crock tut by Best Bag Potatoes by Robertson Bros Toronto W J Sanderson Halfbush Bell Deposit Potatoes Ralph Hill Halfbush ware Potatoes John Halfbush Comet Potatoes- J Sanderson Ed Johnson Half- bush Transit Potatoes Johnson Halfbush Busier Potatoes Ed Johnson Half- bush Potatoes A O K J Sanderson J Phripp Sugar Beets for Feeding Mae krill John Grey- stone Turnips Ed Johnson Jno Cowieson John Long Red Mangolds John John Parkins Yellow Inter mediate Mangolds Win John Yellow Globe Mangolds Wrn Cowieson Miller Long White Carrots Fred John Long Orange Car rots John Short While Carrots John Collection of Roots John Judge J Silver o Queensville On Saturday Mrs W Colo received a telegram that her brother Mr Dunham of Ar- Out had died on Friday No particulars Mr Dunham called at Hie Era Office last fait when he was here lie an old resident of and highly respected Jack Frost finished our nice flowers on Monday which wo were saving for Fair A large number of our best Fair at Mrs A Wilson has returned period after spending a few days haled ground pigs may be For the finishing a more and Mrs spent Sunday wilh friends in Newmar ket Mr J Andrews and family vis ited over Sunday with friends at Ml Albert Pie Ramsay and friend of Whitby spent Sunday under the parental roof Mr Herbert Montgomery of To ronto spent the weekend with friends here Mr and Mrs J Gray of Maple spent Sunday at Mr J Tates Mr Fred Maekrill and family visited over Sunday with friends at Kettlehy Miss M Barker and friend of Toronto visited over Sunday at Mr Watsons Mr and Mrs I Rose of New market spent Sunday at Mr Crones The Misses Barker of Toronto spent holiday under the par ental roof LIFT A OFF PAIN I Cincinnati Authority to dry up corn or callus It lifts off with flnaers You cornpestered men and women need suffer no longer Wear the shoes that nearly kill ed you before says this Cincin nati authority because a fow drops of applied direct ly on a tender aching corn or callus slops soreness at once and soon corn or hardened callus loosens so it can be lifted out root and all without pain A small bottle of vary little at any drug store but positively take off every hard soft corn or callus This should be tried as it is inexpen sive and Is said not to the surrounding skin If your druggist hasnt any tell him to a am all bottle for you from his wholes- house It flno stuff and like a oh arm fever thus Ml more rapidly fattening Im on is required Oats or barley one pari short and middlings wo parls some milk product or lacking lh miter ten per cent oil meal should supply as economical a growing ration as is genially available Willi the likelihood of a material drop in the of oats and more prospect of cheaper corn whet new crop moves tin above ration could he improved Corn shorts and oats parts with skim- milk is an excellently ration The addition of corn even as a small proportion lo the shorts ration would distinctly im prove it as a finishing ration WEXFORD Wo are having a quite a broken weather just now Cora cutting seems to bo the order the day Mr J Rose has had a hard attack of la grippe Hope he will soon be able lo he out again- What some farmers of UH place have grown this Mr A Wallace planted of Irish Cobbler Pota toes on acres and worth flood growing Irish Cobblers sowed acres of quia Spring Wheat and bushels Sold it bushel which brought him Pretty for spring Mr Waller oil day week and up having one field of oats bushels to the acre Mr J E Rose has silo which was J the brim from acres of It was certainly some Mr Win Mason our is very busy these days a very large and has real good should bo a real and offering as well Punctual worlds Chii m to I a oar olhpr WE ins J He flood free Of date spier to ol jobhf term TBI Also St i Mien I si VH5

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