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to do oar WATCH REPAIRING ana of fer only best work at fair prices Give your work and wc will give you satisfa ction ii RUIN the eyesight They are than NONE Let us fit you with RIGHT ones INTELLIGENCER AND liberty to fer7 to conscience all other liberty No paper outride of North York unless paid In V- Watchmaker and Graduate No SIess So Newmarket Friday Nov 16 per if paid in advance HUDSON STEEL RANGE WITH TANK ADMIRAL RANGE CANADA Coal and Wood Cook toves Hesters and Drums All 5 Up 3 HON ONE 2 NEWMARKET We Have Just Receiv ed a Shipment of ITALIAN and have found it by test to he of the very Highest Standard of Purity Ila Nutilfce Flavor and abso lute purity It a Superior Oil tot salads you will delight ed with It Price rfnnt CANADIAN DOMINION ANCHOR STEAMS BO Cents per Pint I CANADIAN EXPRESS COMPANY AMSHIP LINE AMSHIP LINE established Be to Announce they have opened Branches at NEWMARKET AURORA Accounts A Accounts r 4 Banking Business Transacted A A A Oar Toronto better Now that the municipal elections are looming up the and his colleagues in Council are in talk about the Yonge St bridge The Mayor now depends entirely upon politics to give him a second term but there is a lot of honest kicking Municipal politics at the Junction promises to be more spirited than us ual Seeing it is a dry town people wonder where the spirit comes from University students are complain ing about the quality of the grub doled out to them Since they have been debarred playing deadbeat games and illegal they appear to be turning their attention to boiled beef and cabbage Churchill Politics are the sport of circumstances and principle the slave of opportunity Wonder if Money in Little Things TRIVIAL Which Fortunes to their To become rich think of lit- j that tin public wants anil supply it One the most ever invented sold for only a cent It was the famous toy called the return hall which with the help of a rubber string fastened to a ring on the finger flew hack to the hand that threw it millions of the small wooden spheres painted red and an attached finger ring being thrown in for the penny were sold and inventors profit is said to have am ounted to a year The collar button that turns down at the hack preventing the hiking up thai is so disagreeable was a the Magistrate is It was in- giving uneasiness to in the conspiracy case with Lord Churchill Ward Conservatives upset ex- Alderman Bells calculations at a meeting of the Ward Association last week and squared accounts him for foisting ex- Aid Woods as a court bailiff against the wish of a majority Bell said he would organize an Ward Association and quite a feeling is being stirred up The case is to come up this Friday morning He stands charged with conspiracy to defraud in connection with the University lands case Elsie a sprightly looking girl hailing from Buffalo stole a from the Simpson Co store and when charged with the crime was pretty in her demeanor The court considered it would do her good to curtail her liberty and sent her down The Missionary Institute under the auspices of the Young Peoples Movement an interdenominational organization which is to be held in Central Presbyterian Church Toronto from Nov to will be the first in Canada In the fire at Matt Realtys stables Dundas St last week three horses were burned one of them P a prize winner at fall fairs was to have changed hands next day for A ton of hay and five sets of harness also went in smoke Sir William Mullock Chief Justice of the Exchequer Court has consent ed to sit to Mr Crier for a threequarter portrait to be placed with those of other past and present of the judiciary that adorn the walls of Hall On King Edwards birthday last Friday flags floated above the school building in all parts of the city and the teachers made short addresses to their pupils In the Queens Park the usnal salute of twentyone guns were fired The Growers Association has no very great for the seedless apple recently place on the market A man only out from Scotland was found dead in his bed at a boarding house urst St on Friday morning Death caused by asphyxiation the gas jet being turned on full but whether by or not is unknown An Italian employed In the pork- packing plant at the St on Friday morning fell into a vat of boiling water and was badly scalded He was taken to the Hospital Maggie Kerr the domestic who so seriously burned her dress tak ing Are Ironing one day last week died at the Hospital Sun day morning Chris a South African veteran and employed in winter as a special the Public Li brary was arrested on Saturday on charges of burglary in Ave The Dominion Club presented Mr If Dewart K J on Ms last Friday with a lea ther travelling case As it was aslo the Kings birthday a congratula tory message was sent to his Ma jesty and a reply received John Ktrvin no borne arrest ed Saturday night on the charge of in the cattle market- Previous to his arrest he threw a stone thru the of the Hotel at King and Niagara and an other thru the window of it King St car The police say wishes to get put summer comes again vented only about twentyfive years ago and is said to have earned roy alties of per annum for a long period profitable it is understood was the ball and sock et clasp now so commonly used for gloves and pocketbooks One of the most profitable of small inventions was the metal can now used so extensively for beer bottles as a substitute for a cork And al most equally well known is the glass lemon squeezer which has the ad vantage of being clean ami acid proof Five thousand dollars is said to have been paid for the squeezer its in ventor but that is only a trifling fraction of the money derived from it The ice shaver so useful for compounding is yet another example in the same Shoe buttons in former days were constantly coming A man nam ed Heat on residing in Providence noticed the fact awl devised the me tal button fastener which is now uni versally used It brought him a fortune gained a big fortune from his idea for a shipping tag yet simple and even obvious was All tags previously known tore out at the tie hole Why not put A card board reinforcement around the hole Presto The problem was solved and today such tags are in universal use The inverted glass hell to protect ceilings from the smoke of gas lighes made a fortune for its inventor and the same may be said of the familiar spring fingers brass for holding lamp chimneys It was said that the patentee in the latter case ceivod a year for his idea A thumb latch brought wealth to two New Haven men Philos and John A Blake The automatic ink stand which offers to the pen user a never varying supply of ink was worth to its originator used to a lot of trouble in cleaning knives mainly be cause it was dillicult to scrape the powder Iron the brick for the purpose Hut it occurred to some body that the brick material might just us well be sold in the form powder put up in neat packages and the idea made him independent for life One has only to hit upon one of those little ideas to he freed from the necessity of working for a living any longer a fact which fly man of Philadelphia ascertained to his own satisfaction when in lb58 he patented the India rubber pencil top This vas nothing more than a bit rubber inserted Into the butt end of the pencil but it brought o Engine linn Away Detroit Mich Nov Ono man was killed several injured three of badly today when a Michi gan Central Railroad freight ran away and crashed Into the Third Street Depot tearing down a sec tion of the structure 25 feet wide oo Never Had Time Anonymous There was an old fellow who never had time For a fresh morning look at the Volume Sublime Who never had time for the soft hand of prayer To smooth out the wrinkles of labor and care Who could not find time for that ser vice so sweet At the altar of home where the dear ones all meet And never found time with the peo ple of God To learn the good way that tbe fath ers have trod But he time to die- Ob yes He found time to die This busy old so busy was he To linger at breakfast too busy was be For the merry small chatter of children and wile led in bis marriage a bachelor life Too busy for kisses too busy tor play No- time to be no time to be gay No time to replenish bis vanishing health No time to enjoy his swiftgathering wealth But he found time to die Oh yes He found time to die This beautiful world- had no beauty for him Its colours were black shine was dim No leisure for woodland for river or hill No time in his life just to think and be still No time for his neighbours no time for his friends No time for those higher immutable ends Of the life of a man who is not for a day But for worse or for better for and aye But he found time to die T I Column Prohibition in the North Temperance workers will hail with delight the action of the making a proclaimed dis trict of the territory for miles on each side of the eastern section of the National Transcontinental Railway while that work is being constructed The Dominion statutes authorize all costs out of the street lastly feed her on apples at every meal ap ples fruit milk eld chap be with nee no ins know and I will my wife to come round her to- morrow Three months had passed by I was going though the a hand was bid nfdei and a voice greeted mo Hullo Mr Phillips when arc you coming round to see us No Newmar ket She going on sir I haven got a care in the this action Tbey empower the Cab- world Its heaven row Hat talk to prohibit all liquor selling wjthin twenty miles of any public work There will tbus be a long stretch of prohibition territory forty miles wide stretching over a large part of three provinces as the dis trict a fleeted is partly in Quebec partly in Ontario and partly in Man itoba What liquor traffic does in the neighbourhood public works is what it does wherever it is given to operate populous communities where social organiza tion is more complete there are bet ter facilities lor caring for the pro duct of the liquor usiness than there are in the new unsettled coun try The evil on all the it is right to prohibit the liquor traffic among the men employed in railway construction in the wilds of Ontarioiit would right to prohibit that traffic in more settled communities and in the denser popu lation of our large cities where the traffic produces its deadliest results o about apples what it costs me for apples shall want to grow an orchard soon out in the yard Ah that was the best days temperance work you ever did in your life when you fame round that night and studied my social problem Dont forget it any time you and the missus is passing call in and if we know you are coming we will have apple dumplings for supper Good- sir heres my card Harry Phillips in National Advocate 99 For the Era The Azure Lake BY A Solving a Problem Oh yes He found time to a ant you to sir 1 am in your advice Cure of the Baby When lack of appetite is caused by overeating take to relieve the feeling ol heaviness When a sick stomach takes all desire or food use Pills They invariably tone the di gestion and Sold Everywhere In boxes cenjs A mothers work and worry in car ing for her little ones is greatly lightened if she has on hand a safe remedy for the cure colic sour stomach constipation diarrhoea simple fevers and the oth er little ailments that are apt to come to children suddenly For these troubles Babys Own Tablets are better than any other medicine They arc mildly laxative prompt in their action and a few doses usually leaves the in perfect health They do not contain an atom of opi ate or poisonous soothing stuff They always do goodthcy cannot pos sibly do harm and may be given with perfect safety to the new horn infant or well grown child Mrs Reginald James says Tablets a medicine for children They pro mote sleep and general good health You can get the Tablets from your druggist or by mail at 25 cents a box by writing The Williams Medicine Co Brock vllle The Rev Irl Hicks 1907 Almanac I have used Babys Own and find them unexcelled as The Irl It Hicks has been compelled by the popular demand to resume the publication of his well- known and popular Almanac for This splendid Almanac is now ready For sale by newsdealers or sent postpaid or 25 cents by Word and Works Publishing Company 2201 Locust Street St Louis Mo pub lishers Word and Works the best dollar monthly magazines in America Ono Almanac goes with every subscription It la stated on good author that the Hon Charles will In a short time resign the of Chief to accept the position of adviser to the Pacific This has nlnco been denied London Nov 18 of Ont who died at Syd ney Nov South Wales on August left an estate in valued at He has left per cent of Ms interest in and Pink Pills supposed to be worth at least to Bernardos Homes I was working late at the and the rain beat on the windows and the wind blew in wild November gusts I was sett down to work when a man entered A respect able Intelligent workman with rain Mr Phillips sir Yes I am Mr Phillips can I do for you want you to come to my house trouble and I want sir Out in the rain and wind Bom the the lights and the buzz of the cars down a dark street we tramped silently together Suddenly the man stopped outside an house pushed opt the door and said Just a minute sir Willie bring a light Come in sir mind how you come And there lying like a heap of rags in ilic pass age was a woman As I knelt down close to smell her breath the man said Yes thats it sir drunk dead drqnk I heard you speak on Social Problems Thats my prob lem I want to know how you woulddo with that If that woman was your wife how would you deal with it sir And there in the back room were two little mites in their nightclothes slavering and sobbing left those children in bed and that woman you sec in the passage two dollars for the days and I come here and find this Thats what maves men murders Whats your answer sir If it was your wife what would you do Well I said first all send the big boy for some supper get these two little mites to bed and then we can discuss the social prob lem Having done this we closed the door on the children still the woman lay out there in the pas sage Well Scott I said we had bettor get her up and bring her in- here You know she is not al ways like this was not like this when you married her and we must just bring her hack to what she was What she was sir She was housemaid at the vicarage when I married her and I was groorn at the hall No couple in all Gods world started better than wc did ten years ago sir and now look at her and shes not thirty yet Well let us bring her ia and to gether we brought her in and laid her on the couch Now Scott my man this is a case for an export arc powerless I cant solve this problem alone Let us pray Un consciously he dropped upon his knees my and placed that drunken woman In the presence cham ber of the living Christ and asked for his advice guidance and as we rose to our feet felt the power of hope- and confidence come into our hearts We felt somehow the crisis was passed Scott if that was my wife what should I do prayer second get her out of the street and away from those wo men who are dragging her down at Nestled amidst one of the wild coombes and rugged ravines of the Alps and partly sheltered from the onslaught of those infu riate whirling hurricanes which from time to time sweep down some ol those yawning gorges and savage defies lies a placid stieet of water which vies in the beauty its surroundings and in its crystal line clearness and purity with pro bably any lake in the world But its great attraction is the deep rich azure ol its waters a vivid cerulean blue surpassing the azure of the skies or even that wonderful of which is some times observed ofi the north coast Africa And as the water o this Sec the blue lake is as trans- parent almost as the air itself Rowing over its glassy surface every object resting on the bottom is most clearly perceptable with startling distinctness although the lake is considerable depth and a small nickel coin dropped into the water can be seen gyrating downwards and downwards until it reaches the bot tom And the prospect from above the lake is truly attractive In the background the snowclad mon- of the Alps their peaks and jagged pyramids towering upwards to the skies in the nearer distance the dark green of a great forest and beneath the blue waters reflecting the scene as in a mirror so completely that it is impossible to discern the actual point where water touches the rocky bank But if the great ocean itself were as transparent as this Alpine lake what a panorama would he unfolded what a succession of scenes desola tion of havoc and of would be unrolled Here a gallant ship down into the chambers deep here and there a bleaching skeleton entangled in its for it has escaped the voracity of the devour ing tigers of flit sea Here a Span ish galleon loaded with treasure wrested from the brave those savage buccaneers who in their cupidity weighted their ship with too much gold and silver and paid the penalty of their greed Or here the scene of a great bat- tie several line of battle ships and frSgAtcs full of skeletons some still grasping their weapons lying prone close together some even locked to gether as in mortal while the ground is strewn with dismal ev idences or the strife And there will all those skeletons lie until at the trump the Archangel the sea will give up her dead Then will they all have to stand before the judgement seat Christ to give account their lives And to some who lived the life of the righteous and punishment of whoso misdeeds has been borne by their Saviour will be addressed glad welcome Come ye blessed inherit the Kingdom But to others who their God and refused to obey His behests tho dread and terrible sen tence be pronounced ye The anniversary services in com Methodist church will bo held on Sunday Nov J Simpson will bo minister and music will be provided by choir Methodist church J ilir-w-