Newmarket Era , October 2, 1903, p. 3

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Keeks M yHlT IS OK IK ft Board of Appeal THE SWM J FR1 it ji fcX AW Main street is greatly improved but it should Reception The Endeavor Society of tee Chris tian Church propose giving a to the Model and High School Directors of done two weeks ago in the Fire Hall on Saturday the Oct and decide- after schlch prizes are payable Commencement It bis been decided to hold the students on evening of School Commencement on the D week in the school room of Oct and Mr A teen engaged for the occasion pains will be spared by teachers pup the program model farm last week attractive as any former oc another bam ft with approved Another Barn When Sir Win for another barn ft stabling were was out at ore fipppantiecs he selected the site Material ranted at C Hughes JH oe collected toe coming winter rand work begun in the spriig annual meeting of Newmarket take place at 3 oclock Tuesday afternoon at the of Mrs Cane It is Thanksgiving Day Out of Town Single fare in effect for Thanksgiving Day this year allow passengers to spend five days out of are that the secretary of each de- town Tickets are good going will have her report ready Oct and are valid to for this meeting Every member until Monday October tinted to be present and all ladies at Grand Trunk Offices for tick- tie invited to attend whether they J all info not it ire or Death of p Toole Mr Toole of Newmarket rait to the hospital in Toronto last Drop Mr Loader Trent while driving on Tuesday load of oats to the mill lost a nut oft the hind wheel his to undergo air operation for As crossed the tracks of internal trouble which has been affect- Metropolitan in front of him for the last couple of years House these nice level tut be died on Wednesday morning be- tracks pulled the wheel off and a drop fore the operation was performed oats resulted While Mr Trent remains were brought to his J went for another nut some Bothers residence on Prospect Ave townspeople succeeded in raising the the funeral will- take place on wagon and put the wheel on Saturday afternoon Service at- the loose at and interment at Pine Surprise will meet at fee I evening a number of Ledge Room at oclock to attend Lawyer Robert- tie funeral in a body deceased being fim tender a farewell to Mr I member of that Order t Leslie Jackson it being the eve of his departure to the city During rt a very pleasant evening Mr Irvine Hem Patent I bill presented by Honorable Jaflray Robertson presented Mr Fisher Minister Agricul- 1 Jackson with a handsome set of which received its first a case Taken by surprise he expressed his J law the independent corresponding foreign patents it the placing of patents under the Compulsory Methodist Church cense System in lieu of Sabbath last in the abscence of of the patented article on church work it permits the of certain dalk an pastor of this plants which are not or man- Won Rev Wesley occupied the as required by the with very great Acceptance Tie condition ol Canadian inventors many years have intervened since is much by the new law Rev gentleman resided it is expected that the number of market and occupied the relation of for will greatly in- pastor to the Methodist in the near future preaching in the old church Our readers may obtain- further on Prospect Street be- Still retains information on the subject from Marion- Patent Montreal Presentation Miss Lehman left on early train Tuesday morning for of tne vigour of his former days Memorial service next Sunday morning on account of the dqath of Mrs Percy The OKlce Specialty A very handsome metal cabinet Pa to enter Kensington containing lock boxes for Owen iss a nurse taking with her the Sound post office was completed yS good wishes of many friends The factory is a lot Friday last the officers and of this kind of work of the Friends met at An interchangeable telephone residence of her father and made whereby any two of the ten de- accompanied with the can communicate with follow j address each other without disturbing Lehman body else has just been completed We the members of the Friends and works admirably School have learned with re- repairs to the race under pet Mat you are about to leave the boiler house are now In progress are being replaced by be merest that you have taken and brick When this h com- the new engine will ne put helpful and we wish you very to famw that though absent you arc all Ve therefore consider it a if you accept this Portfolio as a small token of our love and esteem Stove at Cook Stove Jewel with tank Keystone Wood Cook good a new 50 tis our most earnest prayer that No Cook with tank nay be successful in your new and warming closet of labor and kept by Him who in slides on able to keep you from falling a shape on behalf of the School at in Fancy Box Stove good Superintendent as new A sSecretary in Fancy Box good as new in Box Stoves top swings On Monday afternoon Mies off class in the Friends Sunday 25 in Box Stove fair shape prtsenUjl a beautiful no cracks a by the follow- in Box SWVfl small cracks Art Garland Heater with Sept oven latest design good as new cost for 00 WHO is with mingled feelings of- joy that we assemble with you a fch that you arcgoing out f District Meeting of the church here On l tnin w up JW out the last but one JJJ original class tlfct we in on Queen Street will useful to who are and in spirit ual matters that tbo church may re vive to work BROWNHILL On Sunday evening a Sacramental Be Wee was conducted in the church here by Rev Cameron of Mt Albert assisted by Or Forrest and Ross eldera The church was filled to the door and the whole service was of an interesting and impressive character Twelve persons were received into full communion the church on pro fession of their faith in Christ Five of received the sacrament of baptism The Sacrament of the Lords Supper was then observed A number of church members from ad joining congregations were among those who partook At a subsequent meeting for the purpose of considering the matter of supply it was unanimously re solved to request the Presbytery of Toronto to continue services in in this mission without interruption during the winter months and if pos sible to secure the services of Mr A for this purpose- Mr McKeraeker however returns to Queens College this week but may be able tpspeoda at Christmas Ho leaves meanwhile with the best wishes of all in the mission The cause of iri less than six months of history to look back upon but it has a future to look forward to A ladies Aid has been organized aud reroofing painting and decorating of the church is now under considera tion Mr Cameron will preach here next Sunday at pm HOLLAND LANDING The serious illness of Arthur Daly of Plumas Manitoba was mentioned in last weeks Era Mrs Daly left hero immediately on receipt of a tele gram and arrived at Plumas hours before the death of her son on the evening of the at the of Mr Levi Rogers formerly of Street Deceased who was years of age left here with Mr a year ago last March for Mani toba with whom he was employed urir til his death At the commincement of his illness he was driving the bin- in the field when he was suddenly- taken with cramps and unable to to the until a rig was sent for him Two doctors were immediately sent for but all to no avail arid- alter suffering intense pain for a week death released spirit When his mother arrived at his bedside he was quite and conversed with her several times before his death The cause of death was peritonitis Mrs Daly left with the remains on Satur day and arrived here on Monday evening The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon to Newmarket Cemetery and was very largely at tended Miss Daly of Hospital New York City arrived home on Saturday owing to the death of her brother Miss Daly expects to to return on Saturday Miss of is home ow ing to the of her father Mr Duncan of Toronto spent a few day this week at home Mrs Marsh returned fiom Brant- ford on Monday last taking her daughter Mary the Blind School Mr Geo Robinson and of were calling on friend hero one day last week Three or four of our citizens were called before the Jury on Wed nesday morning in connection with poison being placed in field of Rabm by party or parties un known i Mr John Chapman of the Ontario Co Toronto was in Town on Saturday Stock Market in Toronto this week exporters are from to Export bulls from to Good to choice butchering cattle sold from to Ordinary butchering cattle from to Dry cows to Light feeders to 53 to 5325 Calves from to per lb Milk cows to Spring to Select hogs fats and lights palp Continued from Page Handkerchief Case Miss McCutch- 2nd Mrs Savage J Hndkerchiefe Miss 2nd Miss A doz Fancy HandkfsMiss Mil lard 2nd Mrs A Graham Head RestMiss and Miss Ideal Mrs Kersey 2nd Mrs Smyth Jewel Work Mrs John Savage 2nd Mrs A Graham Lace Richardson 2nd Mrs A Graham Lace Point Mrs Smyth 2nd Mrs A Graham Lace Guipure Mrs Kersey 2nd J Lace Honiton Mrs T Smyth 2nd Mrs Thos Kersey- Lace Hair Pin Mrs Kersey Lace Kersey 2nd Miss Lace Crochet in 2nd Mrs Thos Kersey Col of laces named Miss Laundry Bag Mrs- 2nd Miss A Fancy Work Bag Miss McCauiey 2nd Mrs Smyth Shade Miss A Wootten 2nd Mrs H B Mantel Drape Mrs T Smyth 2nd Miss Fisher Mount WorkMiss McCutch eon Mrs Thos Kersey Netting fancy or plain Miss 2nd Miss Forbes Newspaper Holder Miss B Fish er 2nd Miss Millard Pincushion square Miss Si Mill ard 2nd Mrs Savage Pincushion AOK Mrs J Will 2nd Miss M Millard Pillow Shams Mrs A Graham 2nd Miss Fisher Pillow Shams A K Miss Fisher Mrs I J Crittenden Piano Cover Mrs Thos Kersey Paper Flowers Miss Bennett 2nd A Thomas Photo Frame Mrs J 2nd Miss M Bennett Queen Anne A 2nd Mrs Kersey Shell WorkMrs Thos Kersey Sideboard Scarf linenMrs T 2nd Mrs J Screen faricy Miss L Fisher 2nd Mrs T Smyth Sofa Cushion silk or lace Miss Sofa Cushion A OK Miss L Fisher 2nd Teapot Holder Miss Millard 2nd Mrs- Jno Savagev TableCoVer Miss Fisher 2nd Mrs T Smyth Toilet J W Txtlet Mats Mrs ffi 2nd Mrs Hutb Tatting Miss Miss I Mcpherson Tea white linen embyd Jno Savage 2nd Mrs J W Tea Cosey AOK Richard son 2nd Mrs Tray Cloth 2nd Miss Fisher Whisk Holder fancy Miss M Mil lard 2nd Mrs iJti C conference opened and Wgctber and with five On Tuesday evening Rev church Toronto W a si rnv address He was con- will hi that church needs a deepen- The pope fti honor of his election I as a has given for distribution letvfhg ante material prosperity The among the poor Rome We ail wish you MarJa I- journey and a a car in will rtran W ton is dead from her Injuries no you win always be we all by Your Teacitr andFelowKchoars 2nd Watch Pocket A Wootten 2nd Mrs Samells Work Basket decorated Miss Fisher 2nd Florence Bailey Poker Work on leather or wood Bailey 2nd Miss A Wootten Five Oclock Tea Cloth linen Miss McCauiey 2nd Mrs John Savage Exhibitor winning largest number of prizes Miss McCutcheon Judge LOUISA A TEKFY Newmarket Oct Flour per barrel a Spring Wheat per bush a Wheat per bush a Goose Wheat per bush a Buckwheat a 0 Barley per bush- 0 a 0 Oats per hush a Peas per a per bush a Wool per lb a 0 00 to Shorts per ton- 00 a 0 00 Butter roll per lb 0 a Eggs per doz a 0 Potatoes per bag 0 a Chickens per pair a Ducks 0 a Geese per lb a Turkeys per lb a mm Melton Cloths in Navy and Brown only at cents per yard Plaid fast colors cents per yard Shaker Flannel inches wide cents per yard Heavy Crash Towelling cents per yard Bluo Check Shirtings cents per MENS UNDERWEAR We keep anything in Underwear that any man can want Largest Variety in the trade of Dress Trimming Drop Orna ments and Medallions Ladies Skirts Every Skirt a perfect fit Our New Fitting Room is very convenient For Fall and Winter In Bilk and Sateen Grocery Specials Choice Pink Salmon Linseed Meal per lb Flaxseed per lb 5c Old Brown Windsor Soap cake Washing Soda per lb YOU NEVER FAIL WITH BAKING POWDER Toronto lot week at I by the- On to Gabriel Granville concern or rusalem was a wonderfully ympt J luetic appeal especially to pastors was knocked out of hi put forth extra diligence in bring lhe drowned Ing back to the fold Christ thce It pay to in the Era Toronto Jet I White Wheat per a Spring Wheat per hush a Goose Wheat per bush a Oats per bush a Barley 47 a Peas pr f a Eggs pec a Butter roll per lb a Potatoes per bag a Hay per 10 00 a Wool per lb 0 0 56 78 Dressed per a 75 Beef fore a 50 Beef hind a 8 Chickens per lb a 11 Docks per lb a 0 10 a a 612 Millinery Department WE Special Showing on Monday Tuesday Wednesday and following days Our English French and American Patterns for this Season will be held on Thursday Friday Saturday You are invited to inspect our stock SATISFACTION Pay for what you wnnt got what you pay for that means What wo throw In with beet that can buy and your child y- thoaamoattrntionu yourself but not IraM money on all pur- cbfuc no matier bow SATURDAY PRICES SPICES Almond Cream Dr at regular Fly Paper Tanglefoot Dr Thick Neck Kyo SCO CLOVK3 CINNAMON 8PICKS MU8TAHD We have and theyre best We will fit you thoroughly Iniblsllne having had the beat uoo70 procurable MORTIMERS DRUG STORE Old Stand of Dr Greenwood Phono OrseS and AND OLD BUGGIES For Sale on Saturday One Bit Brown Horse old all right od three legs but the other has a lump on it I tfottbia com 8tllard lump is a Jack I it Is a He a dandy all the aatne One Horse 7 old blind in one and our men pay he can not see out of the other have no glassed to ill him a good to work Billy Gould worked him for years Other coming in for sale One Cow fresh old One Cow milking years old J Four old NEWMARKET WANTED Thursday Friday Saturday Oct 1st 2nd 3rd Cor Mali A raan to represent Canadas Greatest Nurseries in the town of Newmarket and surrounding country and take orders for Our Hardy Specialties In Fruit Small Ornamerttola Qhrufoe Robob Vlnoo Send Ao Stock true to name and tree from Jose Scale A permanent for too right roan on either salary or r STONE WELLINGTON Acres For Infaate and Children You Always Bought Bears the of cold In Yllfe Li lay every

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