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l- J Robetrfcso Barrister Notary o Newmarket to loan good farm Security Lee A Clark ftO Dominion Bank Chambers King TORONTO Fund to Loan at Private and Trust Current Hates Iicnnox Barrister Conveyancers over Billiard Parlor Herbert Aurora beat 00 Saturday and Court KTIEollcltoralor J Bom Co Bankers and Ontario Bank Aurora Fonda to at INSURANCE J fl Agent for Fire and Lifo Companies Money to interest at Current Kates the Post Office Newmarket Duncan Collected Street Bolton fa Practical Painter PaperHanger and Decorator Mi Corn Millard and MARRIAGE LICENSES I At the Era Office Newmarket Private at private residence If desired NEWMARKET LATEST DESIGNS JN Monuments and Head Stones itSX Before OrderiDgEUBWhere JAMES Furnace Work Plumbing 3 of Our Specialties See Bthrooa Outfit shop THE LEADING TINSMITHS R OSBORNE SOUS Opposite Smiths Grocery Boyds Livery is now running a Union to trains Orders by telephone for all parts the Town rehire prompt attention A BOYD Old Stand Clank DENTIST Mai St Newmarket SILVER MEDAL AT THE FAIR j WIL8ON PHONE PHOTO DENTIST too North Aurora Salter Win J P V Brown f Aurora Mercantile Co Dealt in Foreign Domestic HARDWARE and Art Specialties Wholesale Bloc Dr Weals prouder than his black mare won the red ticket at Friday in the Road ster Class against good competition Last week Messrs Osborne Sons had orders ahead for bathroom outfits three of which were for Aurora Injured Mis Knee Last Saturday a High School pupil named Lee Morton of Mr Silas Mor ton of North kicking football on the Fair Ground injured his knee On medical be was ad- vised to lay op for His father was telephoned for and took him home on Sat urday Ladies Waiting Room In connection with the next improve ments to be made by the officials of the North York Society it is to be hoped a Ladies Boom with modem con veniences will not be overlooked We notice that the Renfrew Society has just added this advantage to their show grounds and too Renfrew Mercury speak ing of it says There was more popular spot on the grounds than the Waiting Room Its conveniences were much appreciated and if Directors of other Fairs heard how warmly the ladies approve it this addition would be made to many grounds Payment of Prizes While a large number of Prize takes at the late Fall Show of the North York Society at a distance are being paid by check all in the vie of the Town and who make Newmarket their place of business will be expected call upon the Treasurer therefor After this week he will make it his to be at this office on Thursdays and Saturdays for the ensuing- weeks to pay prizes and accounts of course this will not inter- fere with paying on other days when at home but it cannot be expected that the will devote his time from now till the Holidays to wait upon the convenience of casual callers Lake Simcoe Canal The canal from Lake to New market and forming part of the Trent Ca nal system is to become a reality Word come from Ottawa this week that Hon XL intends to call for tenders for the construction of this canal between Newmarket and Holland Landing at an early day Contractors for dredging the river between Cooks Bay and Holland Landing expected to commence this week and hope have the entire dono before the 1st of June next This work would have been under way some hot in shipping the machinery for the dredge part of it went astray and was only I- about the beginning of this month Farm Produce There was a splendid market last Saturday and notwithstanding the prices of dressed fowl the supply was altogether Inadequate to the de mand There was lota of live fowl however and apples in abundance note too plentiful Follow ing were the ruling prices Butter 22c and Eggs to per dozen Dressed Geese to He per lb Turkeys to per lb Live Chickens to pur lb Llvw Ducks 6 to per Live Turkeys per lb Dressed chickens 10 Si pair Dressed Chickens to lb Dressed Ducks to Apples 10c to basket Apples per to to a basket Potatoes 0c to per bag Tomatoes per basket to head Cauliflower to Celery to to Red peppers bunch Pickling onions lb Onions to basket Live hogs Pigs young pair Pigeons Hides lb Calfskins to Lambskins to 75c Tallow lb Phillips has returned from her trip She was visiting friend Grouse Wisconsin The LadiV Aid held a very meeting at the of Mrs J last Wednesday Only part of the wheat berry is fit for food Yet much that isnt often gets into flour You cannot see it or taste it but its there It is simply a case of the miller getting more flour from his wheat and your getting less nourishment Royal Household Flour is so milled that nothing goes into it except the part of the wheat that is food You get just what you pay for the best and purest flour made It goes farther because it is all flour Your grocer can supply you Flour Mills Co A Few Moments of Leisure K6 by Alter the death of her farmer bus band the Allen moved Into the Village of Fergus Her husband had left her property and a goodly sum of life insurance arfdat fifty years a she became a money lender She had no friends as a girl she had few as a wife and as a widow and a capitalist people did not speak In hex She drove hard bargains and himself it j it Jn the a 1 that boJ keeper l what the who Interpreted the glances be cast the store and when she to the litter in the closet have told him his purpose J One windy rainy was excuse for shotting up when only thirty days remained VW French and business made a pretext to be the last out f and the candle The young merchant went to his board- and to his had to do was watt The wind rose and the rain bad no pity If her capital or interest heavily and was not forthcoming on the day and thought that none of date Invoked the aid of the would be on the street and accepted no excuses She had Between midnight and oclock flames would start When thealarrni- Thrift and industry have been the guiding stars of Miss Jellys life During a sojourn in the Adirondack with an invalid niece she made ill- of her time and has only twenty four hours to regret hours during which she lost in deep into which she bad ventured to search a desired medical plant Her absence much alarmed her niece and when a searchparty at- last returned with Miss Jelly whom they had found hungry but safe the niece fell on the aunts neck O Aunt Phoebe she sobbed you frightened to death out those dreadful woods all night Frightened Miss Jelly with fine scorn I I reckoned there wouldnt bo any critters but what I could get away from if it cam- to that for I can climb with the and Id chosen my tree But it did make me mad to think of the chance I had to study out that knitting pat tern Miss Browns cousin sent her and there I without a knittingneedle or a mite yarn Bad Knee Cured by ZamBuk A FOOTBALLERS ways been woman of stingy disposi tion sure to avenge what she deemed a and when she came to know the- general opinion of the villagers she ground her teeth together and made op mind to get even The village of Fergus boasted of only three general stores That was more than was needed to supply the wants of the people There would not have been a fourth bad not one of the mer chants had a business transaction with the widow Allen and been obliged to go to law over It- She was beaten In the suit and to get even she planned to start another store Not being an educated woman afraid to try- the Idea by herself she lent a sum of money to young George French who had several years been a clerk In the store of the merchant she wished to ruin He was bourn hard and fast The widow wanted revenge but she didnt propose to lose any money over It She was near fifty years old and the new merchant not yet twentysix but she let it be known that when a marriage took place between them the firm name of George French Co might be shortened to George French There was a rush of customers to the new store To keep expenses down and make an Innovation young French employed a girl bookkeeper and an other girl as clerk As the widow Insisted on big board ing with no that they could talk business and he le under her watch she did not become Jealous for a tUue- day came however an nounced that ho must get rid of both girls and replace with men He refused to her En this point ing out the saving and other good rea sons One of the reasons that he did not give was that- lie admired the fatherless girl Jennie Warder the bookkeeper who was supporting a wid owed mother by her efforts and to whom he hud been attracted from the first day His admiration must have been patent to in a hundred ways and yet he hud spoken no word TUe new store was an experiment If It was a success he might avow himself If a failure he would have no right to ask her to share his lot The widow Allen concealed her cha grin and did not press her point The young merchant Was hustling and mak ing things gloomy for her victim At the proper time he would offer an alter native months of liberal advertising low prices and attention to business on the part of the new storekeeper As an example the value in cases of abrasions and injuries to muscles and tendons as weU as to the skin the recent experience of Mr Leslie Harriet St Winnipeg may be mentioned He says playing football I received a kick on the knee I had had previous trouble brought bankruptcy two of other with that knee and expected that bat they brought no such would he laid on unable to walk next day I rubbed on some Zaun- j bound himself to sell at certain however and to my surprise prices and ho dared not depart and pleasure it prevented all serioris them He bad himself to repay consequences I had used the second box the knee was quite cured Now I always carry a box when tra velling think a bless ing to humanity Such it proved on many occa sions Made entirely from herbal it Is a purely natural balm Eczema ulcers abscesses sores on the back or loins piles scaling sores itching or chafed surfaces sore feet blistered or chapped hands sore nip plesfor all these as well as for cuts burns scalds an1 skin injuries it is a veritable boon For household use nurses doctors and mothers everywhere give it a good word Of Its value to athletes the above ease is hut example Slicr- the winner the Marathon race used while training and uses for bruises sore feet and as an embrocation The leading athletes of world have expressed their ap preciation of its value All druggists at per box or post free from Co Toronto upon receipt of price boxes for Send one cent stamp and full name and ad dress and free sample box will be mailed you Yfe attended church some time ago and listened to- a verr good sermon as go We enjoyed sing ing and stood up with the brethren I weather When frogs huddle to- arid sisters while they sang the good at the bottom of he globe Strange Barometer A sporting friend of mine keeps Dome green tree frogs In a glass globe and children feed them Hies and other Injects In their bowl stands a miniature fight of steps and when the frogs climb up and perch on stepe friend leaves his mack intosh at home being assured of fine old hymn Shall We Know Bach Oth er There While the hymn was be ing bung we glanced about us and counted about a dozen members of the congregation who not speak to each other tffcen they meet on street or The thought occurred to us why they know oth er there when they dont know each other here he says it Is a safe sign of corn ing rain London Sporting arid Dram atic News A Care for a certain amount of the Invest ed at the end of the first twelve months and figure as he would he could not sec bis way clear to do bo The widow was waiting for him to speak and then she laughed and hinted at matrimony When hints were turned aside said quietly At the end of the year you must pay me as agreed If not the law will put me In possession and yon will be out of employment But you not pressed for money You can give me time he protested I have worked like a slave to mute the success put In a thou sand of my own money You would not drive me Into bankruptcy If we are not married on the day your notes ure due I demand my money If you go Into bankruptcy shall buy In the stock nod put one else In your place Her declaration lost her her boarder but when he walked out of the house he knew he was rulued In He could not pay her half of what he owed her and a call at the lawyers brought him no comfort Hue had apokeu of marriage but he turned away at thought Hue had said she would ruin him and she was a woman to her word There Is way out for the merchant who finds bankruptcy In few take who excuse themselves to their own consciences The merchant went over the ground time and time again but ha always came back to one thing store was burned out be fore Jhe year was up the Insurance money would pay widow Allen and leave htm something to start anew Men recoil from this Idea firat but If the situation Is pressing a large proportion grasp the end Young French looked ground his store and saw the fa vorab trituration of things All he need do was to leave a lighted candle the litter un der the stairway when home at By midnight or ah hour later Itching j ln building would rtt In flame Pies no possibility Of being money OINTMENT MM vKhtttMaAiiM fails to cum In to days W was given people could only turn out and look on with folded arms French went to bed at the usual hour He left nothing to chance He lay there j hour after hour thinking scheming and planning- It was close upon midnight when his other self came to the rescue The two personalities debated and ar gued and fought The one self con tended and the other protested After a quarter of an hour the mer chant arose and hurriedly began to dress He was pale faced and trem bling and frightened He felt himself a criminal and branded before the world Bankruptcy might come he might be forced to moat employ ment the widow might triumph and he might lose the one he had learned to love but he would save the store The wind was blowing a gale and the rain coming In sheets when ho stepped from the door and ran through the mud and storm to the store Not even a dog was In As be ran he prayed that he might not be too shaking bauds he inserted the key In the door and pushed It open There was no smell smoke Striking a mutch he made his way to the closet The candle had blown out hours ago It had not burned half an Inch With- a new fear at his heart the man turned away and lighted a lamp and leaned on the counter to think heard the rustle of garments and light footsteps and Miss Warder came out of the darkness stood before him and said Mr French blew the candle out a long long time ago You yon found and blew It out he gasped Yes and I hove been waiting for you to come I going to burn the store for the insurance he said after a long silence Yes To pay the notes due that woman I to thirty days and save myself from bankruptcy I know But I do it I thought I could I meant to but I came here to j blow out the candle and save the store I am a ruined man but I am not a criminal except In Intent I knew would come said the girl with tears voice It Is hard to face- ruin but It Is harder to face conscience Yesterday a came to see mother He told her she was one of the heirs to a large He brought papers for her to sign and within a mouth she will have Well queried French as he wiped his brow and looked around the store Ithoughtthonght You want to give me notice and leave your place at the end of the week You will go of course but I hope you will remember I came back to save the store I Wanted the Insurance money but my conscience wouldnt be a criminal I thought that If you wanted to take in a partner But where can I find one If you wanted to take in a partner and pay up notes and bo clear of that woman mother would give mo money and He saw her to her homo through tho storm and and he did not realize that wind blew or rain fell or that he had to pick his steps Ho realized only thut he held her baud and that he had been saved from his other self His sign reads French but there la a slleut partner with and behind him aid dally adding to bis happiness nachel I saw Rachel It was one of tho most overpowering Impressions of my life The play was rhedre When stepped upon the scene not with the customary stage but with a dignity and majestic grace nil her own there was first a spell of luteuse and a burst of applause She stood still for a mo- I incut In folds of her classic antique statue fresh the hand Of The sight sent ft thrill through the audience her face a long oval her forehead shadowed by black wavy hair not high but broad and strong under dark arched eye brows a pair of eyes that glowed and blared In their deep sockj eta like two black suns a finely led nose with open quivering nostrils above energetic chin a mouth severe in Its lines with slightly lowered cor- such as we may Imagine the mouth of tragic muse her stature j sometimes seeming tall sometimes lit- tie very slender but attitude be- traylng elastic strength a hand with fine tapering fingers of rare beauty whole apparition exciting In the be- holder a sensation of astonishment Intenso expectancy Carl In r A MARK JACKS FOR HIRE PHONE Again in White TWO for A Good Line to Buy FALL 36 inches Wide AT THE Toronto Jobbing Goods are Arriving FALL IS APPROACHING AND YOU WILL REQUIRE A NEW SUIT OR OVERCOAT WE HAVE THE Latest Goods for this Season YOUR INSPECTION SOLICITED F NEXT DOOR TO ATKINSON MAIN STREET J I NO NAMES USED WITHOUT CONSENT Confined to His Home for Weeks Heavy ami youth brought on varkf lard the become I up a a lon only ena upon all doctor at little br One I him me to Keriio 4a lhtm and knew and got the Sw My was aomewhat How for me Ira lrcairnnt I lie tad luara hod Tfeal- Ho if over Ktntfd chine so a treatment for three anj with a cure I only 111 a hop before I I Hh all knew HAS YOUR BLOOD DISEASED of h5 lively cure all blood ppre lh Oil forever Idowo your eyatem You feel th a vitally you are not the man you to dirier you a 11Ur have broken 111 you thy you ve you any done for other treated you 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