Ontario Community Newspapers

Newmarket Era , March 25, 1927, p. 2

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op lot fa each On each ten not order will and blood Fifteen two dollars thirty for three dollars B P fifteen three dollars thirty for five doll Hen records and over Haled with Halls male Pen Ho 2 mated J Clarks and Pa bouses Implement Shed Garage House Hydro In house ant barn All buildings and It firstclass condition young Good Young Durham cow for Sale Quiet In every way easy to milk Will be fresh about of April A Bargain for someone Peter Brown College Newmarket Phone New Star Six Sport Model Touring Spare Tire License Wind Cleaner Bar gain Guaranteed Cash Terms Apply B Kirk About bushels of Alfalfa Seed Government tested per bus In small lota Apply Mr Moore Fop roomed House market good garden and Bargain for immediate sale For lis House and Lot Lights and ail convenience Garage Pea Several Shade 1 around lot Apply to Kirk For PeterHamilton Seed Drill spouts with Grass Seeder Bred Wyandotte Roosters E iv8 price The Positive Clutch Pulley Support the Laundry All classes of work satisfaction guaran teed Family washing specialty Phone 186w for prices For Six firstclass Durham dews All fresh this winter Would for young Cattle Phone Belbavpn For Pure bred Jersey Cow due March Sound White Potatoes per bag- Jack Knights For Sale A small Ford Truck running order license New Tires Apply to Bon I Our Toronto News What is miles to a fast rain Vet the propose to shorten the route between Buffalo and Toronto by the ex penditure of thousands of 9tiiIe where it cut off by fire which cause by damage One of the laken down by ladders was a wc Wilhrow The Bell Telephone business guilty of manslaughter Sot the month of February jury for perfornt Kales that there is an increase in J legal operatic Canada and the hail being hop said on good ire motor bus rout The total mi of the remanded accepted for Navigation opened on Tuesday with he arrival a steamer from get of j largest live stock breeders in Ontario boo and he Maritime Provinces only thai in three n cars for Winnipeg They the Canadian Lire Breeders Association is holding its annual meet- at Calgary and twelve steam railways and are not receiving the ret formerly did from of is the radiate that Flower Show was held in Detroit all last week and the daily attendance was between and It rather the Yankees that the Canucks cleaned up all late of Brampton capli medals and The same people won the Dale 1 The Ontario Prohibition at he convention in Hall Toronto last week pledged to work for the reestab lishment of prohibition at the next elections and also express- self nationalwide only effective means with the liquor prxxblen peoples the Fan Clubs and Womens Institutes should put on a program of tem perance education to strengthen individual opinion against the temptation to partake of the so cial glass which is sure to follow the easy purchase of beer am strong drinks under the new Gov ernment Control IL is too that the Hockey Banquet could not bo held Town Similar i and four people but we are given to that nobody wished to undertake just now to cater to such aibig crowd and no Cily could bi COUNTY POLIOE COURT Bob cur who in court last Monday on charge of T A was re manded for a week and bail re- d for Two barrels lying on their sides and gallons of mash four bottles of whiskey and three bot tles of beer was the baul made Constables Kirk and when hey raid- his home in The liquor the police say was under the kitchen floor of Ihe house and was dug up by Constable whilst Kirk and home for dence A trap door leading BELL PEALING 100 TIMES Sutton March 21 The bell the tower of the Anglican Church here pealed forth times today as the rcclor enli the church to conduct a si of of the Holy Communion who mark today At the appointed lime Anderson walked unassisted the altar rail to partake erf he Holy Com A large number of friends and relatives were present at the vico among them being her great Caroline Anderson of Farm and her Ihe- Misses of iMiss Sadie Burrows Toronto on Tuesday Miss jean was borne from the City for he led Miss Hugo spent ice the weekend with friends in by Toronto Belfry soil he be raked to show off- their colored neighbors A 1 and thorough preparation In would probably the ground should be plow- best to go down a couple of fc In plenty of rotted manure stiff manure The top should Mr fin in the Ihe growth if sods should things filling In arid divide with IBs of any flower Or lawu a supply of llmestuuf Is plentiful pleasing effect may be by same and of your and plant Irregularly this fa done carefully ihe lawn mower right over and no Irinuulng necessary The central path of the garden should be in tine with entre of tic porch or a commouillng the view If the porch Is so placed that It Is le an an axis To round off nave the path lend up a covered seat or archway through flower garden Into the vegetable patch If then Is room the main dial be 1 for Sutton Miss Ande found Who dishes that would enable the la first sell of in and granddaughter of lie late Andrew St Electric lights large garden and hen house Mrs Dunn Newmarket lw8 A Motor Bargain Cylinder Sliidebaker in firstclass condi tion will be sold cheap See A Box Newmarket Blacksmith Shop at All etc to be sold at a is charged no- the transportation why Ihe night of next w Thai Thursday being held In the busses transportation will be and Ihe best time will be made both ways to be hopHl that the lation from the Town will he keeping with importance of he event The Acton contains I 1 P Moore the hat office for a valedictory of J P who has lorial chair in rly 50 years ami ith thip lo I which repaid The Free and with hi bus pied a prominent place the newspapers of the and we doubt if here is man in the ranks of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association HI thai a pin th her the daugh- Anderson Ihe Township Vegetable Rotation Crop Even In Ihe smallest garde well lo your vegetables the patch each other words do not grow rhaloea Ihla season where Hi planted last year Of course It will be necessary to save garden from year lo year bid this should done nywayj ri good plan to have ligumlnous crops such as and beans which add fertilizer to the soil follow such gross feeders as corn and the root crops In plant ing vegetables It Is good business to put in a few extra early rows on the chance that they will escape frost produce a crop two or Ihree ahead of average- but save the bulk of the sued he time specjl- seed Beryl or isviaiting with Nona Belfry Frances Woodward and spent Sunday in vUh friends daughter at Trusty from Kam- visiting with par- lives in Town Belfry and Mrs and last week days last week Mr Willie Ough of To- visited over the weekend lb Mr and Mrs Mrs F McDougall of To ronto is spending a few days with her brother Mr E Penrose with Mr and Mrs John the city for several weeks the of stories about him coming him from the uicldc Ills hpdp was found in dlsirlct on the outskirts oily hat relaxali his phy NEW ADVERTISEMENTS been allowed advertising columns l I luil M haw becn by ill health but sincerely hop of effort may condition ami tide of life may be For folly Mr Moore was and life of the Methodist Church and Sunday School and attended Conventions frequently giving addresses all over the continent obliged Though Gorge had purchased Wo expensive automobiles paying It la alleged an extremely small cash deposit the story of the money that had be transferred to Itegina being held good enough for the balance As the days went by became rather a noted figure He frequently expressed a desire that all his friends should enjoy he wealth made him ex- ly As late as Saturday night the night lie died ho was lo have been Ihe host at a great banquet In a hotel Beautifully printed Invitations to had been Is i fact CARD OF Mrs E A and family wish and floral tributes extended tllSl- I loving WANTED Interested excellent hog Information apply I but four years ago he w to relinquish Ibis work editing days District and It decisions arc Mr Dills his printing office that Mb and fearless iccessor in the the petitions- for the sale of beer shows that were financed by a levy of on every in the province Canvassers were paid from to cents for each name and the campaign manager paid himself Ottawa March Gold sil ver and bronze medals lo com ho jubilee will In- struck he Can adian mint and presented lo dis- while nickel may be struck and pro- ontod to Ihe school I I sowing the still Grass seed annual larkspur and lialelielor buttons or if sown now forget to row or as planted It may take a little to use stakes string In lay- it the vegetable garden use slakes In lay- eye but alo more than llioae which Jog all place If It Is not possible TRAFFIO IN HUMAN BEINGS Most people believe lit is a thing of the past i no so dor he traffic beings flourishes lis he rid At the beginning of his year slaves were held in Statu of Nepal alone In August last Unions and were at a cost to he Nepal rnraent of about SI Thus has disappeared from oui and protec- I Winnipeg March The first ushered in the second Provinces since die beginning March Tile lemperaturo at all In the West was on upgrade a under Ihe moiling rays of the practically every vebllgo or the rcc had been obliterated hem loaded ready leave as icefree expected the a month than I and that means millions wheat a as ha This year it is March Imu in I the the corruption of publio hoards increase of in the evils of Sunday newspapers and Sun day drinking are some of Ihe de nunciations of pas torals of ho Bishops of lie Ro man Catholic Church In North and South Ireland par OUR MELOTTE EXPERTS WILL BE AT BOYDS LIVERY BARN NEWMARKET On Saturday March 26 1927 To Separators and give Information If your needs Adjustment or Repair be sure to bring it In and have It put in good shape for the Spring Flow of Milk LISTER GO Canada LIMITED Elm St last i spent the Mr Timothy Mrs Rye of Keswick was calling on friends in Town her way home after visiting Fred attended the funeral of his cousin he late Joseph at last Saturday Mrs Dr fipaulding and Miss Eileen of To il lo accompanied by her chum isa is spending a week at home Mr and Mrs Smith gone on a trip to the PaoiJtlO combining a trip Miss Jean returned from England last Friday and spent Sunday in Newmarket with Altar l8lmmon At Trinity United In Marshall Evelyn Bell of FlomiftgKitohen At Marc by ttev Brown of Stroud daughter of Mr J Kit chen to Ira young son of Mr and Mra Cliaile Fleming of WestMofrattf At Newmarket Miss S of Hoi land Landing to S West Newmarket Mr lo his Wilson of Mrs E Morion Mrs and baby Harry of are spend ing a few days her parents Mr and Mrs Penrose The friends of Mr Ontario who lias been seriously ill will be pleased to Irs on tho sick shows some gathering of family was calling ids in Town last Friday Keswick intended the Trinity Schoolroom evening lo hear Rev address Monday Dr he High School staff he hoys in lie Assem bly Hall of Ihe High School al the opening exorcises on Wednesday morning Mrs Prospect visited hoi brother Mr iP in SI Michaels Hospital Toronto on Sunday Mr is the who had his leg broken in accident at save his leg from amputation Mr Selh Lloyd of Toronto who is In Ills year the Era a call on Tuesday lie Is a carpenter by Irade and In the erection of many of the oldest buildings in Newmarket For or his years he is wonderfully active and at the prosent time is soliciting orders SI Thomas will about beautifying Wilson avenue boulevard his year The Tomb Alexander In the St Mai Annie Alexander of Toronto daughter of the late Alexander formerly of Newmarket Public School and sister of Miss Helen Ottawa Funeral on March pal At Aurora Monday William beloved band of Emma Coulter formerly of Islington Funeral on Wednesday interment at Park Lawn Cemetery Toronto At Newmarket on Friday March Alexander J dearly beloved husband of Kldd in lila 1st year Interment at Necropolis Cemetery on Monday On March at Robert formerly In his year Prospect Cemetery Sutton Weal on March Ida Irvi her year The funeral lookplaee on At Newmarket on Wed nesday March Mar Kennedy In her year Funeral from her late residence Street on Friday mo March at to St Church for service Interment Johns Cemetery Newmarket nee Concord March William Small widow In her year Funeral on Wednesday Inlerme Aurora Cemetery On Wednesday March at Island Lake Slmco Trivett beloved Samuel In her year Funeral Saturday lost Beaver Flour Mills and Coal Yards And Try Our Coal It Leads Dry sliba on Hand We Need Your Patronage Kelp Horn Mill Chopping done quick and fine WHEAT ALWAYS FHR0B1NS0N Pidp ARCHIVES OF TORONTO In Our hearts are sad and lonely Since left our home Gone lo Join the angels Happy around ho throne The little cot stands empty And vacant la her chair She left to live with Jesus And In His glory share Kay In loving Joseph Kay who passed peacefully away on March 1918 One by one earths ties are broken One by one they are linked above Some day therell be sweet reunion Once again with hose we love loia In loving memory of my dear mother Robert nose who passed away at a candle thats at Your fond love guided mo ft HOSE Funeral Directors MAIN ST NEWMARKET FARMS WANTED Corner of Queen and Main Streets Newmarket Phone Red Cart driving Piggy A Pretty Drown Collage Walking Daddy By mall FIG LAX Sure Relief for CONSTIPATION A at Druggists LAUNDRY Open from am to Phone 338 will and 8 Proprietor

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