Ontario Community Newspapers

Newmarket Era , October 24, 1919, p. 3

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111 W Mission Circle are i- oa for Tuesday evening next was I lie W here last Sunday Thomas conduced in Scotch ftnt wley farm on the J of Newmarket was to Mr- J Goodwin madc estate agent New- wales Aid of the Friends Tlf ml holding a Talent Sale and also home- j evening and enjoy a social lime Hit of election an driven from Sharon lo- without a head J might he supposed rig en run into considerable damage to The driver is damage I a earning others Ihe Crop of Collins relumed on I Up Stairs over Youngs ROCHE CO IN ALL PROBABILITY YOU CAN FIND ITi with a number of branches bearing mill a demonstration l Ihe fim weather on shows the wonderful possibilities fit our climate This Item was omitted list weeks Issue Cnurch- Lire congregations Sun day and were highly pleased both Japanese and Rev Black of Bradford Also good music The Rev Cant I aw- j preached Bradford last Sunday an exchange with Chairman the Bradford District union prayer service was lo held in Church Moving Time The Misses llullfingshcail have moved into new residence on Parle Avenue fhti Misses Jooh have moved into the house vacated by Hie Misses which have purchased Mrs has secured a house on street being ob liged vacate Hie bouse she lias occupied fur a number of years a- Hit- owner Mr son having sold his own it necessary to move into one ANYTHING FOR ANYBODY IN HOSIERY GLOVES -AND- UNDERWEAR WE SPECIALIZE IN THESE LINE8 RUSSELL COLLINS 2 Doors of Offjce TOWN HALL NEWMARKET Saturday Evening Move 1st League At fervice on Tuesday evening there was a good attendance The The Joy Of the Master as in Manhood of Muter war by Mrs P and Misses Skinner and Hamilton week tin service will he as Monday evening The epl will be In charge and a hearty Invitation is extended to all hew a debate on tin- subject tiiat has been of Greater Value to than Mr Arnold and Miss Hart will and Mr and Miss Moss the negative High School Board the office of Friday nfcbL eliali- J a v VA and -larkson- nuridier account for re pair- and supplies Tin Tiviary lhal Hie absence of well Hill her place on I n llr J ROeKWELLS WORLD SUNNY SOUTH GO Americas Greatest Colored Show The Oldest Organization of its Kind on Earth Tin of he and- Sadness ORIGINAL EXCLU8IVE CHARMING TOP NOTCH VAUDEVILLE THAN ANY 8IMILAR ORGANIZATION- students Newmarket High School organized an As sociation under the leadership of Mri Klng Under this Association gamp p and Field Sports have been carried on and result has beep seen in the better position of the School in the League Matches as well as in the better school spirit that clean sport has produced The School had been looking j ward eagerly to a day of sports and it was a satisfaction when Oct came with its sunshine and comfortable temperature H Athletic Association hereby thank most heartily Capt Lawrence Acted most efficiently as and they are grateful loathe members of Board the and to those citizens who officiated in various capacities and who contributed to the success of trie Annual Day of Sport Tfie eventswere all welt contested especially those that open to the The girls champion is Lena with a score of pts Bruce Davis In Junior Champion with Lowell Hewitt Is Intermediate champion with 31 The senior championship lies between Harry and Horace Purdy One of was crowded out and is still to be contested The result will make one or the other the senior champion The following are the prize win ners 8enlora Standing Broad lump 1 Horace Purdy in Harry Morrill- Frank High Jump Harry ft in Frank Francis Morion Running Broad Jump Harry 15 f 2 In 2 Herman Rogers 3 Francis Morton i Pole Vault Horace ft In Harry Yards Dash 1 Gordon Hunter seev Frank 3 Horce Piirdy Yards Dash 1 Frank see Gordon Hunter Horace Run Herman Rogers mln A sec 2 Horace L Ralphs Pulling lb Shot Francis Morion ft In 2 Harry Manill Frank Quarter Mile Run Cordon Hunter 1 minute 2 Herman Rogers Horace J Quarter Mile Run Gordon Hunter minute Herman Rogers- 3 Horace Intermediates Standing Broad lump Frank Hodge ft in Mellls Hewitt High Jump 1 Lowell Hewitt in Bruce Lewis Harold Forester Manning Jump Lowvil Hewitt In 3 Frank Hodge Pole fi ft in John Lister Harold Tale Vanls Dash 1 Lowell Hewitt see Frank Hodge Charles Lister Yards Dash 1 Lowell Hewitt sec 2 Charles Llsler John Lister Half Mile una 1 Lowell Merlin John faster Pulling lb stud I Harold Tate ft In Harold 3 John Lister Quarter Mile Run I Lowell 1 sec 3 John Smith At 8 Clock Instead of at the Strand T treat re 1 I THROUGH THE OF BUR WINN OF THE MOVING PICTURE THEATRE WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO HAVE THE FAMOUS PRODUOYlOFi THE BETTER OLE SHOWN IN THE HALL r NEWMARKET OM OPENING NIGHT OF THE LOAN CAMPAIGN r a i ADDRESSES ON THE VICTORY LOAN- WILL BE DELIVER ED BY MAYOR H- EVE8 AND MR W GEORGE OF TbRONTO AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO MISSED ADMISSION 26o Space Donated by W A Brunton THE REFERENDUM VOTE IN NEWMARKET YES as St Ward HI III- 52 NO i HI 18 150 13 St- Andrews Ward III 10 St Patricks Ward III 37 J 01 59 58 50 133 Hi 116 171 150 144 137 ft J 1433 1359 na Johns with John Lister with Ivan Hall Murphy with nonrt Race Davis 3 Second Peanut Race 1 Lena Clapson 2 Olive Williamson 3 Stark Jockey Race 1 Johns L Loekerell with 3 Garrett with Davidson Tug of War Boys HI A vs Ill won by ill Tug of War Boys A vs 1 B won by A Tug of 111 A vs lit IL by A War Girls vs It won Coal Helen Mohoney Stark Bicycle Race John Lister Bruce Lewis 3 John Smith Obstacle 1 Albert Lawrence Kicking the Foot ball Herman Rogers ft Nelson Smith Cecil Bond Relay Race Girls of Hi and vs the School won by School Relay Race Boys of 111 and v vs the School won by the School At the completion of the program of the hoys from I abridge High School were on a basehall match They proved the heller and at end of the game the jond 20 to against HJ C NEWMARKET score s Heavy All Wool Cloth for Winter Coats Fancy Checks and twotone effects Heavy Velours In of Henna Navy and Blaok In Wide Pure Wool English Gabardine In Mole Navy Taupe and Black suitable for or Dresses Two Pieces Heavy Plush for Ladles and Childrens In Taupe and Brown Military Flannel- Good Quality for Mens and Boys Shirts 85o yd Wool for Knitting 8weaters in all it IS tin- by Mr- Harry Cloven of were receive Largest In Number Best In Quality A Riot of Fun 1 Music Comedians Make You Laugh Dancing that is Entiolng Can Sing PUN FUN FOR DAILY Concert Band Excellent Orchestra Admission 35 and Cents- Secure seats now and avoid They are Belling at Palteron Change L G Ave Chrlatlan Endeavour Law week hi- on Mr J iM-dg- was well taken by Rev ls I ii7jiug Hall and member of Mrs Iiiam through Miss led Ihe be- ft a trans fiAQjl Hook on he word from Mr- A Mr I and Mr- hi the of on- of diciiled I wake one 111iv exludent half Hie Meniorlal finally oiue il wan thatll was advlftalilc I eontiiiuft ihe Night of and a tron In a the winter following were appointed on Hoard for the W J Wedlock Mm Separate J- the -I- the Hoard Vale the of I of fyh rrid nip- of w- Gan A- Mf W- of adjournal meet- t call of the chair Wat Many people have learned to consider such and a as an Ideal Timepiece When they buy they that particular We dont blame them be cause we have Ideals too and Ideal Watohes They are Waltham Watohea and Elgin and the Hamilton and one or two others These wo have learned to depend upon- these buy and sell In greater quantities And be fore you a pur chase wo would to talk to you about Move ments May we Atkinson Co I P Ticket Agent meeting Next Week Hie Missionary topic will he by Morton I will be for our Missionary money where and how we I It Halloween 8oclal A Mahim-raih- Halloween Social I will be held in lite School loom of Ihi- under aiir of ihe G Society evening Oct p in An lot Creating program of a short play etc will lie rendcr- and a good Ik A iniii fldinlBHlon fee will be charged proceed for Last Temperance service well attended and certainly leased eveiyone there A number of wen Riven by i with IIihk of In- oh nil hi reference hi the piHlIon An by who wan to have spoken Hie Town Hall Afternoon had It mi been off much ap preciated am was a reading Mlaa Hill and a solo by Mr Remember Ihe service next and Hie Juniors Ininn Havls In Earl lump 1 Harold Belfry in Karl Murphy Bruce Davis Running in Murphy Ivan Hole Vault 1 Albert fl I MerllO MmArlhnr I fc t 3 1 Davis- ft in Mnrnhv a Frank Wesley mii Run Merlin MncArlhnr Davis Standing Broad Jump fi in Kathleen lump I In 2 Mahomy 3 Throwing Into Baakel 1 Hull Draper for 1 Kaileen Moore Allen Lena Ti Yards Hush Girls I and under Muriel ace Mildred Helen Yards Hash over ser Winnie Hugo Trivet I Baseball I ft In Draper Tin game whs fairly contested and Lawrence as umpire gave out handed justice to both sides Hut list of events was not yet complete In the evening pupils and leaehera gathered in the Assembly Hall which had been handsomely decorat ed for the occasion A program ot music and recitations was rendered in pleasing manner All entertainers acquitted themselves with credit but perhaps the numbers most enjoyed were Violin Solos by Mrs v anmiiaiilnl by MrsL Then after a plentiful serv ing of sandwlehes and Coffee Ice cream and cake dancing was In order for remainder of Ihe evening Finally one oclock a very tired hut happy Id of boys and girls took lliolr several ways towards home and rest And no ended a very enjoyable and Withal a very profitable day In Student A day hat will remain long In memories of those who shared in Its pleasures as onlookers or contestants 1 AtCOnlina Id Assessment he inn of Kitchener is 052 A costing owned by Williams Hamilton was practically by fiCc Wliniipetx will build houses under scheme ens ling in weeks failing make relurnH as In his income J A McDonald an was fined and cqhIh Live Stock Markets i Highest prices paid in Toronto ibis week Choice steers ami Heifers v Choice Cattle 1000 McdUlin Cattle Choice Gows 10a Springers Milkers I Choice Choice Calves Jb 187 All the Latest Hits Etc at Toronto Prices AT AT A PRICE TO EVERY POCKET WILL TAKE YOUR OLD MACHINE A8 PART PAYMENT REPAIRS A SPECIALTY 33bi OVER TORONTO JOBBING HOUSE NEWMARKET Did You Buy Your Fall and Winter Supply Medium Calves Common Calves Spring Lambs Sheep Hogs off OF- I a Newmarket Markets gutter lb do Oats bush wards for J especially Toronto Markets Why Not Come in and See Us You will savo money Dont buy before you see us Here are a few Flannelette Blankets Grey or White for 269 per pair Ladles and Mens from to for Mens Black Calf Boots Seles and heels j regular 800 for Mens Rubber Boots regular for Ladles Underwear Fleece Lined regular 90o Mens Kid Gloves regular for 175 Big reduction In Footwear Boots and Rubbers am 1 I Girl Wanted for store and house Good Wages With or without board 1 by Miss ffa a IT by Mr J J flVSNi ffif51 ftrvlco next lb- Needle Hare 35 fc fit fl A mid the- Audrey Travis bush 02 Kathleen Mahonoy ThrOO Doors of id offiers Myrtle Klna George Hotel

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