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Newmarket Era , February 6, 1903, p. 3

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V v v j THE leeks Ileitis WHA2 IS In our report of the Cemetery Board meeting it was stated that Mr J A was Chairman of the Grounds Committee It should have been Mr Webb ppebytePlon Church Od Tuesday evening February there is to be a social in the base ment of the Presbyterian church Games and refreshments will be pro vided Everybody welcome admis sion cents Mass fiiopm just at six oclock oh evening the chimney on store took fire and illuminated the South end of Main Street to such an extent that an of fire was sent in to the WaterWorks The danger was passed however before the fire men arrived Horticultural The Officers and Directors of the Newmarket Horticultural Society are to meet this evening and will enter upon the work of revising the list preparatory to next MidSum mer Snow and possibly make for a lecture on flora and root culture free to members of the Horticultural Society This looks like business Out- Curlers Victorious Newmarket Rinks went to returned with honors The rinks were as follows Barry J and skip points leading by J Rogers A J It Howard skip points leading for by Pell From a Last Monday a chimney on the res idence of Sir Hannah on the Con of Whitchurch took fire In bis attempt to climb upon the roof and thus protect the house the ladder slipped and Mr fell to the ground dislocating his shoul der Mr is father of Mr I of this Town and be ing over CO years of age he be some time getting over the effects it High School At a meeting of the Board on Wed nesday afternoon J Jackson was elected chairman for and Mr J Robertson reappointed Secre tary The audited accounts or showed a good on hand to commence the year with the Principal reported that everything was working harmoniously in the school with a good attendance The following Standing Committees were appointed Repairs and Supplies Messrs J J Pearson and Dr Wesley W field Webb and Father Whitney Finance Wesley Messrs A I and J Proctor The Science Master was authorized to purchase supplies and apparatus for the Science to the extent of Hoard adjourned for anyone who chose to invest his money Torontos Application Last session Toronto asked for the right to Installs plant and sell pow er to other the right to be exercised by the consent of the ratepayers or at the will the mu nicipal Council as the House might When It came before the mu nicipal committee not a member of it would undertake the re sponsibility of advocating It It was Sit without a provision that the Court of Appeal or some other body should adjust the prices the outside municipalities too much at the mercy of Toronto and their industries could be destroyed Perhaps Toronto would not have done that but the House did not want to see any municipality put in a position to crush the industries of any other municipality Neither were willing to give a munici pality power to expend or without a reference to the ratepayers which was in violation of the municipal law What are we willing to do Mr went on We are not un willing to give to Toronto the right to install an electric plant for its own use providing the electors vote the money that may be required Perhaps you may say You need not care much what- Toronto says Well but we must care as a Legis lature We must protect the tax payers and if Toronto ratepayers or a majority of them are willing to go into an undertaking of this kind that will cost or let them take the responsibility they will have to pay the shot when the bills come to be paid bur let them do it with their eyes open We are unwilling to allow Toronto to be able to control the electric power we Shall not allow the municipalities of Ontario to be subject to another Government Will Not Do It If the Government undertook to de velop power as was suggested Mr proceeded plant would cost about and transmission to Toronto would cost more Hut as the whole Province would have to be served there would need to be as many miles of transmission wires as say railways or miles That would cost But as the current weakened with distance the price would increase Tor each unit of power the farther from Niagara That would make it neces sary to move the manufacturing area to the Niagara District Hut the power would not reach say beyond and powers would be called for from St Lawrence the Ottawa the Magnet await so as to an electric zone I frankly say I have not the cour age to embark on such a large scheme now said the Premier J would not want in courage in any matter that I thought we could car ry on successfully hut would hesi tate to enter upon such a large under- taking while electricity has not yet been so thoroughly developed as to give it I tremble at the thought of amassing or debt on the Province It you are hot to serve the whole Prov ince And if not the whole Province del an assumed name and record a vote that North York will be proud of Hon Postmas terGeneral was ushered on the platform having just arrived and given a- warm re As he rose to speak MiSs Jorlei Evans daughter of Mr A Evans daintily dressed in white presented him with a beauti ful bouquet Mr was delighted the manifestation of enthusiasm the audience He had just arrived Dona- North Ontario- and felt in good fight ing He cbnsjdeted that ho public man had suffered so unfair a persecution as Mr Davis a of the most that ever served a country Mr Iavis is a nun merit and ire was pleased to see the signs extermin ation and hope on the of present No public deserves the recognition of his coun trymen more than Mr Davis and be hoped that North York citadel of free Join would see to it that she stands by the representative of liberalism and five Davis a thousand majority use After cheers the King Davis and Mulock the meeting broke up about five oclock Two Sides the Question In last weeks Express the editor reasons for the edification of his readers Had the Hon J Davis stoid his ground Mr ennox would have had to prove His charges or acknowledge defevt By his resignation Mr Davis ac knowledged that he could hot stand an investigation and on him alone rests the onus of covering up the hood ling by which he ob tained office met hi Coun cil Chamber on or Cane in chair son Richardson Hughes and Smith The ml mi of lost wore read and The wore order ed to be Express Co- -i- 206 98 s IH4 J f of Wit The announcement of the death of Mr J Elmer who has heen a resident of Newmarket lor a number of years on Wednesday morning was a great surprise He bad not been feeling well for some time but was arourd Town as usual up to Wednes day of last week when he was taken to his bed with considerable Buffering His was able to give only temporary relief and be passed away about oclock on Wednesday morn ing A postmortem revealed the cause of death as kidney trouble Deceased was known as a very suc cessful wirefence agent and carried a policy in the Foresters the Manner of which- order will take charge of the burial today The funeral service held In the Methodist Church here at one oclock and the remains will be- taken to Juecftwllle Cemetery for interment Deceased was twice I married and leaves a widow in poor health to mourn the loaa of a faithful husband time and pent in training the body pays a larger in terest than any other in Physical Culture have liCen opened In under the of A M Graduate Of Toronto College of Music School of fclon Physical Culture Outline of Physical Culture Swedish Free Standing A MoverntritB In dian clubs hand drills etc Outline of Voice Culture vocal reading interpretation panto mime platform deportment reclta- and For payable In ad vance apply to Miss Jennio Out then nut at all Then give Toronto the power for herself and let her pay for it Let Ontario so manage the power that we get a substantial rev enue from it for all time to come just as we are now doing Measures will no doubt be submitted at the coming session and we must not al low ourselves to be stampeded by rash expressions The Farmer Members For instance The World said yes terday The farmer members have been the most generous In bestowing upon the monopolists It was the farmer members and your selves among them that prevented Toronto having a monopoly and the had better withdraw its as to the farmer members standing out for the monopolists and write up the history of the for Toronto You will find us ready to embark upon any industry the good which we can see will im pose no debt on the Province On tario unless It fa for the benefit of the whole people Mr Itofifl concluded with a refer ence to the temperance question He said he was willing to go as far as public opinion warranted The Gov ernment would not be revolutionary on this or oh any other question He did not know how far they could go at a jump They might attempt too much He hoped what they would do would be worthy of the cause all that had been done for temperance had been l Liberal party Cheers Mr Hill for West York being introduced was glad to that the Reformers of North York were ready for action The Conservative cry of corruption made him sick People had not for gotten the Pacific the Cur- ran bridge and the franchise Jerry mander perpetrated by the Conserva tive party when In power- were three essentials of sue good a good leader and a good candidate He reminded them that they hid all In Mr Davis Now just let us examine this pre sentation of the case by the Suppose Mr Davis had stood his ground and Mr Lennox had been found guilty and disqualifi ed who would Mr Davis look to for his costs over and above the deposit Could he make it out of his oppon ent Could he draw blood from a stone Theres the rub Then again if Hon Mr Davis had been guilty of any infringement of the election Act of such diameter as to unseat him if he had been guilty boodlmg as he above extract suggests and disqualified therefor why in the name of every thing honest or true the tho electors who supported Lennox at the May election in the- name of the people who hurrahed for him at the sandy plains of Soldiers Bay last summer did he accept a sawoff of costs and throw up the sponge Mr Davis frankly told his Liberal friends that to resist the protest would cost him double as much as to run another election and in order to avoid this expense and con- sequent bitterness of feeling which would be of a protracted investigation he would rather appeal to the electors and ask for a verdict at their hands and we have no hesi tancy in venturing the- opinion that the people of North York will en dorse the action of Mr Davis most emphatically Now wait and Waiter United Win Gray i A- Yule duty Albert oFfaliarii Pay Sheet No By leave council Mr son introduce a bylaw for municiwii went through the follow officers J FiPrUelter and St Ward Stick wootl Borart St Andrews Ward I and Henry St Ward lied- and 1st 2nd for P J Anderson Trivet t Warden the of the for of of Hcnltli T VS of Packard Co amounting to and of I Co tfor were to On motion water was to to for drinking ltrftosiK at annum muliou the adjourned Great We remove about March the First to Store occupied by the Sovereign Bank We would sooner SELL at a Great than move So from now until the first of March we will give BARGAINS Galore To make things more interesting we will continue the WHITE GOODS SALE February to help reduce Stock Remember our New Store will be nearly opposite our old Stand CORNER NONE SO GOOD AS BAKING POWDER Are selling out a lot of Fancy Silks for Blouses Bilks for per yard Castles in the Rip BY A BANKER on the counter as you enter only How to Touch a Mans Stom ach With Advantage Malt Breakfast Food WILL GIVE MARVKLIiOUS AND HAPPY RESULTS A mans in hublness or in the workshop largely on the condition hie stomach A derang ed and rebellious stomach is a mans Probably all mankind except per haps the ultraphlegmatic indulges at times in the uprearing these insubstantial shadowy structures imagining themselves lor a time in possession of advanced rank or wealth or otherwise according to the trend their several idiosyncra sies The drummer n pictures hlmsel a victorious fieldmarshal re ceiving enthusiastic plaudits the populace the midshipman in his daydream is an admiral who has sunk or captured the last Vessel the enemys fleet and the law stu dent has to the ranks and emol uments the Keeper of the Kings Conscience as the highest legal rank attainable is quaintly Hut to some the most fascinating of all these chimerical airy visions is to indulge in a delightful reverie and to dream of the possibility of temporarily shaking oil the gyves and manacles which hold us down to earth and an ethereal guide to visit all the wonders of the universes Again then ventur ing into the realms of imagination let us take an ether voyage Into fathomless infinity of boundless path less space To the child of earth provided with a permit to roam amongst the spheres his first wish would he to see again and again the mighty fur nace which lights and warms our system Vaulting therefore up wards let us approach near that of raging fires and never ceasing tornados hurri canes of roaring flames a spi ral glowing cyclone of burning talic vapours a hundred thousand miles or more in extent discharging high into space vast masses of in candescent cloud And here ap palling chasm half a million miles in circumference such as we term a suntipot and regard as a dark black ravine or gorge but which tho not so Intensely brilliant as the normal surlaco of the sun yet Is seen to ex ceed glowing ardour any flame we can create on earth It is stated that a flame of lime light projected against a appears quite black proving that the spot is far more in tensely brilliant even than that pow erful And what a spectacle of awe is this fiery gulf more than twenty-thous- The Roche Company i tain entry into a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory or Sale Heavy Horse Driving Marc Setts Light Sleighs Cutter Light Wagon Heavy Democrat Wagon Apply markets Newmarket Feb per barrel CO a White Wheat per bush a 0 Red Wheat per bush 0 a GOose Wheat per bush 63 a Spring Wheat per bush 68 a 0 a Barley per bush 40 a Oats per hush 30 a 33 Peas per CO a Rye per bush a Wool per lb a Hay per ton a per ton a Shorts per ton Turkeys per lb Butter per lb- i CO Car Choice Yellow Corn Another to Follow at Once 00 a a 0 a 0 0 a 60 a a 08 Cheapest Hog Feed in Canada CO HURON ST enemy The careful wife or mother who land of a depth positively appalling touches a mans stomach with deli cious and healthgiving Malt Break fast Food at the morning meal gives a supply of and vlm for the whole day and sends him oft to his work feeling and well Try Malt Breakfast Food for- your husband and sons and note the good results Your grocer Is always ready to supply you and million square miles in extent rent by some titanic force the sur face of the great orb What an over whelming and potent energy must have been exerted to cleave that ter rific abysm right down Mo the inner recesses of the mighty metallic lum inary Arid as oppressed with the majesty and overpowering sublimity and grandeur of the spectacle we reluctantly hie for our lcks own little though beautiful world Kjrgs per Chickens per pair per pair Geese per lb Toronto markets Toronto Feb Fall Wheal per bush a 73 Spring Wheat per bush a Wheat per bush a Oats per bush a Barley a Peas per bush a Eggs per doz 25 a Butter roll por lb 18 a Potatoes per bag May per ton a 0 0 30 20 We are offering the remainder of our Stock of Hot Water Bottles AT COST PRICE a the better realize that the Power together with an auto- creat this and thous- of cor- only be an omnipotent God the Mikado and so all While attempting to smuggle a puissant He condescends to regard quantity of brandy a number of with favor all those who with the a man- above reproach When the pen had a desperate encounter with aid of His Spirit endeavor to opportunity arrived he sure they the French customs officers near serve Him And to such the great Wool per 0 a Dressed Hogs per cwt a Beef fore a Beef hind a Chickens per pair 0 a a a Turkeys a i1 00 50 0 Household Ammonia t6oz bottle Perfect Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil bottle Blands Iron Pills in bottle Stock Food three pounds for Particular Attention Given to Truss Fitting A A CO DRUGGISTS Newmarket SUCCESSORS TO LEHMAN- would register their ballots not Caen on Sonday night Atonement provide a and tire Tata Quinine Tablets told In post months Signature Cures OrlgV Two Day on every I

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