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J i fc f V3 r it Tils NEWMARKET Richardson NEWMARKET DENTIST win be ftirut Albert Block on Tuesday of each month I Miss Reynolds Teacher Piano Will be- at MOUNT ALBERT very Tuesday at Mrs Terrys Pupils prepared for Toronto of exaroiriaticjks fa London Blobs INSURANCE COMPANY SMITHS or Subscribed Capital gniCC fl MANAGER Total HEAD CANADA Or DIRECTORS I Andrew P Chairman J Esq Deputy man Samuel Accepted at Current Bale DAVIDSON Albert Chief for THE The attendance at the market Tuts- day was the largest for some lime Prices as follows tier to to chickens live- maple syrup per gallon Mr John Porter and family moved to Toronto Monday where they will make Ibeir home in future Mr family owed into Mr Rowed house on Monday from Mr Willies Mr J- purchased Mr- John Porters house and is moving in this week Mr Paislev has moved into Mr house on Centre St Mr J is buying on tbe market here instead of Mr David The Bell Telephone Co in- stalled a phone in the station which wUInoMoubt be a convenience many it Oar Groceries are complete in way and we mean only to ftht best and you will find rcur interest to deal with THIS NEW STORE MEANS BUSINESS to SHIELDS MOUNT ALBERT PERSONAL Mr is recovering from an attack of shingles The members o the Ladies Aid were with their husbands pleasant ly entertained at the home of Mr Frank Cook on evening last V Mr Byron Forrest left last week for his farm near Rosthern of Queen Heaters- Good HOT BLAST- Cook COAL WOOD Kitchen ki ROWLAND Mount Albert T ALBERT DRUG STORE We carry a line of PATENT MEDICINES Among them REMEDIES and CURE and family Receipts receive personal attention day of night Mrs Dr Gibson Watford was in town last week on a visit to her sister Mrs Miss Reynolds of music teacher whose advertisement appears in another has a large and class of pupils in town Mr Porter is visiting with friends in Toronto- Miss Pearl paisley of is visiting at the home of her brother Mr Paisley Miss has returned from Toronto where she has been for the past two months Miss Emma is ill with ty phoid fever Miss Smith of Goodwood is visit ing at the home of Mr Wage Mr Wesley of Knox College is visiting his brother Dr J Wes ter Mrs Malcolm Armstrong is visit ing with friends Toronto- Miss Mary Station Baldwin was Visiting at the home of Mr Walton last week Mrs A Dunn is visiting at the borne of her brother in Toronto A of our young people at tended the party at the home of Mr Ed Stiver on Friday given prior to their removal to Mr and Mrs If Ross attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs John Madill at on Thursday Monsieur Man spent Monday with his cousin in ABOUT RHEUMATISM There are few diseases that inflict more torture than rheumatism and there probably no disease for which such a varied and useless lot of reme dies have been suggested that it can be cured is therefore a hold statement to make hut Cham berlains Pain Balm which enjoys an extensive sale has met with great success in the treatment of this dis ease One application of the Pain Bairn will relieve the pain hun dreds of sufferers have testified permanent cures by its use Why suf fer when Pain Balm affords such quick relief and costs but trifle For by oo to brighten the home of Fare A large crowd attended the sale of Mr J Stephenson on Tuesday high prices prevailed Mr Stephen- sou is moving to Aurora His fam ily will be much missed here and Bliss Stephensons place will be hard to fill in the Sunday School- Mr George Parsons and son of are visiting old friends in the village It is fifteen years since George left here but he has done well owning a nice farm and stocked His son George is a cheesemaker near Little Viola Barker who was so ill at the hospital is we are pleased to say able to attend school again- Mr Ben Kjteley is making a visit in Toronto Mr Henderson of Toronto visited last week at Mrs We clip the following from the Hamilton Times Last night Collegiate Hall was crowded to discomfort to see the Literary Society players pre sent Sheridans Rivals and enjoy the numbers a concert programme the interest manifested was fully warranted the ladies and gentlemen of the performance acquitting them selves with much credit The man- Tier of the presentation indicated that much care had been taken in prepara tion for the event and generally speaking the characters were well cast- Of the ladies perhaps Miss Tate as Languish and Miss McGregor as Mrs won the highest honors while of the tlemen Mr Sir Anthony Absolute and Mr Overboil as Mr a boy from this place we gratulations Mr Geo Sunday at home lie expects to resume busi ness here- in the future Miss Pearlic Meads was the of Miss Flora Harper on Sunday OOOt BALDWIN BREEZES Douglas remains in a condition Tomy Graham is still very poorly bat gaining a trifle Harry a trifle What he has he holds lamp of life holds out to burn with Mrs Peter hut her strength is slowly but surely giing Mrsv Dame is belter Its a soij 1 believe Artie has a magnificent specimen of caper or golden pheasant a game bird of the moors of Scotland He secured the speci men here several years ago and had it dressed and mounted by Mrs Some years ago a number of pairs of- these handsome birds were brought over by some en thusiastic sportsmen and set at large in Ontario with the hope they would become acclimatized and multiply This is one of them We regret to learn of the decease of Mrs Robinson Mount Albert Nigh onto forty- years acquaintance ship makes us thoroughly cognizant of the fact that for motherly devo tion sweet disposition and Christian character she was one out of a thou- met most favor at the sand Her mourning family have hands of large house These ven- our sympathy 1 LLOYD and are to be encouraged They have an important part in literary and artistic training The princi pal character above referred to is one of our own boys Mr Ross WEST FRANKLIN Mr has returned to the West after spending the Winter with his brother Nate Mr Grose has gone to work for Mr Smith of for the Summer This is Wills third term at the one place A few friends met at the home of Mr A Cunningham last Tuesday evening and enjoyed themselves danc ing with other amusements Miss Lillian is doing as well as can be expected The trainmen seem to have lots of friends lor they do a lot of waving every morning Miss Cook returned home on Fri day evening from St where she was visiting at the home of Mrs A number from here took In the party at Mr Stivers and report a good time Mrs ixAh returned to her home at Zephyr after spending a week with friends in this place Miss Cook has gone to to resume her duties as mil liner Mr J has gone to work for Mr Zephyr for the Summer We see by the Era that Mr of Toronto has been matrimonial circles As Ben is GARDEN As- general a- great SHARON Barrel Rocks a at 1150 per setting lots Jersey Grades for Sale Kit Freeh Cows on hand a STOKES people of this quiet hamlet were greatly pained to learn that one of prosperous farmers ha1 put an end to his life last Friday morn ing Mr Isaac was out at the barn doing tlie chores and asked wife to separate the milk This she did and then called to breakfast Getting no reply she thought he had not heard her call she therefore Weill lo the barn and oil opening the door saw her husband hanging by a rope from one of the beams She hastened for her who at once cut the rope hut life was extinct Word was sent to Coroner Scott of Newmarket who soon decided that an inquest vas un- A piece of brown paper found near the dead mans feet had written with a lead pencil the following mind is golg I dread the asylum You and Lulu hi onto the farm was ahlgjilv and yfcjldotarmerandmuch sympa thy is expressed for the bereaved Mrs Addison qf who Winter bet cousin Mrsi packages of choice North ern grown Garden Seeds for Turnip Seed Manuel Seed and also Seed Corn for sale HEADQUARTERS FOR FLOUR ALLAN The Owl as an astronomer is an absorbing and wonderful study my lonely Vigils imaginary of course by night up here in the moon often catch my self soliloquizing thus In astronomy we have the strongest possible evi dence of the existence of a Supreme Being an oyewttttm Providence We observe the regularity and order of movement of countless millions of celestial bodies and what tiocs it convey to our mind if not the fact that there must be a controlling and guiding hand else all would be inex tricable contusion and a Were we to see or a wonderful piece of mechan ical structure and inquired who made it and the answer was Nobody it just came by chance we should think them a fooj yet we find ignor amuses who poohoo and say there is no God The infidel master said to his slave What do you know about there Is no God Yes master know there is iwc feel here striking his breast The on Wednesday evening last week in behalf of Russell Morton an unqualified success The fi nancial proceeds were lofty A ycrv nice program enjoyed by an appreciative audience which crowd ed the hall almost to suffocation- So acceptably did preside chair he kindly gave his scat to a it will him many calls the future for his services in a like capacity A new star dawned upon the horizon of our local musical world In the person of our chairman who proved himself a versatile performer as vocalist reciter poet and map of letters His original poem rhyme The death of the Moose which he Introduced into a hunting yarn was received with loud ap plause Our teacher also warbled verv sweetly Dame Rumor I understand that a gay young gallant from the pond is paying his re spects to Mrs Is such fact believe so but whether in jest or earnest I cannot say Just watch out for yourself This young swain reminds nio of the valiant hero who hundreds of years the raging floods of the Hellespont to meet Helen of Troy with whom he was desperately amored and history coolly tells us that the fair Helen was no treat pumpkins after all to guarantee her if she advertises in the Era when she next desires a better half Mrs Donald Riddel is sugarmaking as is her annual custom Were now paying up lor open Win ter by a cold backward Sparing Mr and Mrs Will Cameron leave for Saskatchewan province this week Their scores of friends will join the Owl in wishing them abundance of success and prosperity since- they are of our best young people John Sinclair another of our lads is also oh for Manitobas metropolis Our Mr Harry Thompson was tak en seriously ill last week in West where he has been work ing getting out timber for several months He was removed to his fathers Mr Walter Thompsons Holt where he now is gutter and eggs are coming down in price on the- run And a jolly time the buttermakers have had with ihe- article almost high enough to bankrupt the consumer Now let them smile April Fool All Fools Day is not now celebrated with harmless jokes and jibes as was the case years ago Today Monday is exceedingly mild preparatory to warm April showers let us hope- Farmers are patiently waiting for seeding weath er Honk honk I The wild geese are migrating to their summer resort in the Arctic Circle where they raise their broods During the breeding season they are very hold and Artec Wop to the unlucky knight who ven tures into their breeding resorts He is fortunate indeed if he escapes with his life for they use their hills and wings with terrible effectiveness Wool is Valuable This Year oil to A FULL LINE OF CLOTHS FLANNELS BLANKETS YARNS ALWAYS ON HAND A MOUNT ALBERT ON J v most The geese are- wonderfully fly ers and a thousand miles per day is a mere bagatelle to them When going for dear life they are said to cover one hundred and twenty miles per hour Miss Kate Towfdcy Toronto is the guest of Miss Vera Graham Jeremiah Graham Gum Swamp knocked over a water rat Monday with rifle formerly owned by his grandfather the late Elder Jeremiah Graham This rile has been in ser vice seventyfive years and figured in the rebellion of 3738 it does live work yet Drummers commercial men arc haunting our burg these days There is not much music about their drum ming excepting chinmusic Plenty of that kind THE OWL stock before Wall VVfcrtil buying elsewhere Finest brought to Wall Papers from 36 per roll ever up A We can promise sailsfaig- comfort good value for your money Boys School Roots Very spe cial at fJ hi Paints the- kind that wears Full stock Now is the it on Groceries Fresh and at the Lowest Prices I a i Timothy Clover Garden Seeds Government Standard f- We are after the Retail Trade of this community and if choice stock courteous treatment and for anything we are going to get It J Scribe Im not in returned of lftftd good Hrvell stable orchard Aurora Appjy to Mr on Mr dud Mo wen- at on came ra on Monday to look after her home here and spent a couple of days with Mm Thorpe Miss Laura Tale has spending a few weeks with cousin in New- market f A little daughter came on Monday I March Spring Goods Arriving Nice Selection in DRESS GOODS PRINTS ETC Special Values tor- t BOOTS AND SHOES AND WALL PAPERS New Styles GAPS Opening About Match Mr Ben was in To ronto last week and bought a carload of Manitoba wheal Miss has taken a situa tion in Toronto Messrs and Saunders the musicians of were at the Mansion House on evening of last week Mr W Summcrfeldt is suffering from a very severe cold Spring Is certainly coming at last- two friends and myself heard frogs croaking on was in Toronto over Sunday Mr James Anderson was in Toron to for a few days this week Miss Is visiting her sis ter Mrs Osborne for a few days Messrs Willoughby and I King were in Sutton on Monday soliciting subscribers to the Indepen dent Telephone line They have al ready got subscribers and thev to make it pay Brooks is having the Harbor Shop renovated Inside Jim Preston carried the mails on the route for the last lime on Saturday J Doyle the new commenced his duties on Monday Mr Culver well has bought Kaisers interest In the Mansion House and will take possession on MaV 1st Baldwin won the shooting match at Sutton last Thursday by points Mr J Wilson Is to leave short ly He is going to work In Toron to hear that Mr James The family left for Saskatchewan on Wednesday Have you seen those Easter Cards at They arc very pretty Call and get one The Peoples Shoe MObNT ALBERT Our and Gents Kino Boots adShow rived and you are fnvfiod to call Moles can swim with great AT 0r as paaaics Heavy Working Shoes built to wear and the- LAUNDRY very best The undersigned has opened a Chi nese Laundry in Brooks Cement Block Mount Albert All kinds of done on reasonable terms- wah ot char Peoples on Shoes tflf Th SnoeStore Q the babynaming just present I was green enough to takea try at it years ago and they taxed me for a press for the kid I feel vincofl that by a conscientious j to move to the lake shore soon friend Curtis can cope successfully with the difficulty of selecting a MOUNT name suitable for his son and heir Let me suggest that he adopt a sim ilar method to that employed by a former resident of sec tion a dame known as Mother ell During the at Ottawa of the Marquis of Lome and the Princess a daughter was born whom after much meditation and study she dubbed as Princess Louise May we hope she honored her name by a virtuous life and con the BaldwinSutton rifle match on Thursday last Baldwin had a Wa terloo by seven points Artie Tom- was the best of the whole shooting match A most amusing feature so folks say of the program of the recent concert was a dialogue Advertising for a husband In consideration the beauty and sparkling brown eyes of ha Council Meeting All members present Moved by Councillor Osborne onded by Councillor Taylor that per mission he to Noble and the North Farmers Co to erect poles in mu nicipality said poles to be erected In locations selected by the Com mittee Carried Mr IL Mann addressed the Council on the state of a drain Jji front of his premises account James Municipal Premium of Treasurers The Clerk wa8istrhclcd to write Hon A with refer ence mroV the Lako ahdl the Black RlvcfuVi T were next rfi no i I I- shipment participant therein I c upon myself the responslj adjourned f Ml f i Sugar Beet Carrflt Low- J A v Papers Set null M StomSufton J mi ioi