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I Keats WHAT IS OX ABOUT During some of the dark days the past month the electric light plant Was running from oclock in till oclock next morn ing This is tho coal bill Another Mouse Sold Byron Brown lias bought the house occupied by Mr Richard for over years tor It is located on Church St and be longed to the Smith Estate Rates for Era and Weekly Globe Era and Weekly Mail Era and Montreal Star Era and Toronto Saturday Night Era and Toronto World Era and Busy Mans Magazine Balance free to new subscribers Special Christmas Market Tuesday Dec will be the Snecial Christmas Market in New market All the buyers declare that they will be here prepared to take everything that is offered and will pay better prices than on Sat urday the which they bay does not give them time to sell before Christmas It is much in tho interest of the farmers to market all kinds of poul try here on Tuesday the 1Mb There will be more competition among the buyers here that day than on St Lawrence Market in Toronto 12 Will Buy A Grand Jewvl and Cook Stove No y with lank at Binns Not a Sure Sign On Wednesday week at table in a certain house in this Town two young felines were play ing about the diningroom which caused the mistress of the house to remark that it was the sign of a bright warm day anil that when they the felines huddled themselves up close to the stove it was a sign for cold or wet After the miserably cold wet nei ther we experienced on the day in question we cannot place much re liancc on the actions of the feline sex as to the kind of weather that are about to have to contend with A Narrow Escape Mr Frank who is known to a number of people about New market gave the following state ment in reference to his fathers ad venture during the storm which wrecked the Resolute last week while trying to reach Toronto harbor Captain Sullivan dove from the ton of the cabin as the vessel settled in the water He swam to some wreckage and after an hour and a half of exposure in the cold waters Of the Jake managed to reach the shore at the old Northern His watch stopped at minutes to four and that probably indicates the time he went into the water th militia appointments announced Saturday we find the following 12 Regiment York Rangers Lieut is permitted to resign his commission Paymaster and Honorary Captain T is placed the retired list paying Cards Pencils Counters and Tally big assortment at Hardware Methodist Church Rev of circuit preached two very good sermons last Sunday the one in the morning on Personal responsibility and in the evening the necessity of Private Prayer Miss Campbell the new organist did her part admirably and was supported a strong chef At the League on Monday evening three of the members related their experiences in the NorthWest Regular monthly Fellowship ser vice at oclock next Sunday morning In the evening the pastor will de liver a sermon for young men but everybody is invited Spe cial music by the choir The New Entrance If favorable weather continues the grading on the new Metropolitan line entering Newmarket from Dutch mans Bay to the Market will be graded this week- Eight teams and about men are the work It will be a very easy grade and avoid the heavy curve a round the WaterWorks The rightofway through is costing the Company a pretty pen ny Mrs Lou has sell led for and Mrs nil- man 175 each the Presbyterian church for and a new entrance to the church shed to te provided by the Co from St Report that Mr gets Mr and the Misses Forsyth each Mrs wants for her lot Messrs Pearson get to vacate the premises and leave the buildings while Mrs Simp son pets the same amount for the land Three people are not with vet if Presbyterian Church The organ has come and is being Installed The date is Friday even ing Dec Organist who commences a series of recitals in one of Buffalos largest Halls find time to include Newmarket on his list and has Kent forward his program which includes anionic oth er good things William Tell and Storm Miss Soprano soloist in Road Baptist church Toron to who is well known in Newmarket will sing Mr Young the Tenor soloist and Miss Margaret Soprano St Johns Church will sing in duet and solo Mr Thomas the talented reader will give a of those charming Habitant sketches Mr Robinson Bass soloist and pother of the famous and wellknown Be has been engaged Death of Mrs Savage Last Friday morning Mrs Savage wife of Constable Savage was found in bed at breakfast time in an condition Medical stotance was speedily secured when St was discovered that she was suf fering from a stroke of apoplexy A few day previously- she had gone to prospect Ave to assist fat stater Mrs Toole who was 111 Wis Savage hereof had been la poor health for some time Everything possible was for but as as could be tocemodshe never- regained con- lotoosness and passed away on Men ds afternoon Savage was In- the prime of Hie and beloved by all her ances wai an active member the Church and a model house- The funeral service today will be clip the following from the Journal Wedding bells were ringing at the home of Mr and Mrs George Wage Township on Wed nesday of last week when their daughter Miss Jemima Elizabeth be came the bride of Austin Bain of The ceremony was per formed in the presence of nearly by Mr of Mi Albert Mrs Cameron played the Wedding March Miss Nellie sister of the bride was bridesmaid and Ivan Bain of Mi Albert sup ported the groom The bridal cos tume was of cream silk crepe trimmed with silk lace and ribbon The bridesmaid wore white lustre trimmed Kith lace and rib bon The bride received manv beau tiful and useful presents After the wedding supper the young couple left a brief honeymoon trip to Toron to followed by best wishes and impromptu serenade The brides travelling dress was of grey tweed With hat to match Mr and Mis Bain will reside in Newmarket Newmarket Markets Urn No vein White Wheat per Red per bush Spring Wheat per bush Goose Wheat Rye per bush Barley per bush Peas per bush- Oats per Snorts per ton Hay per ton Butter roll per lb Potatoes per bag Chickens per lb Bucks per Geese per Ibw Turkeys 0 20 00- 4b as oa- u Pi 25 10 2nd the remains take to for interment In the f Buying for Christmas when we counsel early shopping we are mindful of your Interests as well as our own At present out lines of articles in Pearl Brooches Pendants Pearl and Diamond rings is very comoleU Three or four weeks hence the arti cle you most may be gone took through and have ft laid away for you till wanted Try Own Silver Polish Best on Earth A CO end Opticians Trespassing By 0 up bay mare in the middle of the road and at the objects In the shade of maples Then were two that two as main points of interest One a larjt red automobile The other a young man lying comfortably on the front seat of the rod automo bile fast asleep Incidentally even to the lay eye of Inexperience there was something the matter with red automobile It wag lop sided and the front part Sue didnt know the technical term but the main front part appeared to be dislocated It like a toy tin auto had been stepped on But there was nothing the matter with the young man He was sleeping peacefully calmly his knees elevated tentwise bis arms folded like a slum bering brave In effigy on his breast and Sue laughed to herself and looked up and down the road It was deserted Between and hardly any one ever passed along the road It was the dinner hour up at the uan And people who knew what were never took the shore road anyway not with red auto mobiles It was a short cut of course to the Inn out primarily and legally it was a private road leading to the estate and to Hartley Varlans mind only blot on the fair of nature In the summer time were boarders and red automobiles Suddenly the young man moved rest lessly Mosquitoes were plentiful In of the maples lie sighed opened his eyes caught sight of the bay mare and neat black road cart and sat up Has he got back The question was one of dazed con cern Sue returned bis stare with grave interest 1 dont know what you mean You have had some accident Some accident The young man became troubled and explosive We came mighty near killing ourselves and smashing the machine to splinters over that rope Didnt you see the rope A rope Miss Varlans tone was mild and sympathetic Stretched across the road on pur pose and we rode bang Into It Wil son thats the chauffeur has gone somewhere to get help We missed road a few miles back Were you hurt Just a little jolted I presume the owner of the rope hoped for funerals There was funeral here a few days ago Interposed Miss Varlan gently That Is why the rope was I believe to turn back any stray and prevent any more fu nerals A red one ran over a calf Calf It was a pet calf resumed Mies firmly and It with Its mother It had a perfect right to ram ble this road and automobiles havent Its a private road Didnt you read the sign on the stone gate posts as you came In The said simply No Trespass ing Tramps and Dogs Keep Out Im neither a tramp nor a dog so I In Well the rope wasnt stretched for a tramp or a dog The trespasser was silent for the first time Climbing out of his machine he strode over to cart and looked up at tho girl In It She was young about seventeen he thought Her waist was a white linen boyish ofair that very young person might be expected to wear with plain turn down collar and short sleeves The white linen skirt was short length He could the low heeled tan oxfords And her hair was braided and wound around her head like a misplaced aure ole that had slipped down Worse than all she was laughing at him Ho knew It when ho Haw her eyes When he spoke again It was with a less obvious reference to his own Can you tell we where I Seven and a half miles from more Yon the main road about two miles back Thin lead to the Va house Rut thats where I want to go ex claimed the young man I thought Wilson was making for the Inn am bound for place Then why did you come In an auto mobile Dont you know Mr Varlan Havent wen him for years He must be a Jolly old beggar to judge the rope real sweet neighborly disposition hasnt he I think he was perfectly right and Justified Raid Varlan with den haughty defiance It was the little calf and It belonged to The young man began to smile In a gradual dominance of the situa tion It was a smile to resent because showed premeditated triumph and foreknowledge Rot It improved Even with the dust of road overlay ing the tan of his face and the general disheveled condition of his makeup the was frank and friendly and alto gether desirable Ill bet fortyseven dollars and two that youre he said hap- Varlan tucked In her aide locks sunshine that know their escaped from tho stdo comb whenever there was a propltloua moment My first name she said sir It its and hair used to be ret Remember the day you climbed our wall and tried to get up In the big tree after a black birds neat I told you was there And your foot caught and you tumbled down and had to climb up and take your shoe of before you could get your foot out of the cleft In the trunk Do you remember Miss He was laughing now laughing wick edly Joyously Miss Varlan blushed hesitated caught the merry gaze of the brown eyes of the trespasser and laughed too I remember You did use to call me that didnt you And it fits you yet he retorted calmly Any one whod sit gloat over a poor stranded wrecked devil for the sake of an Idiotic calf Is nothing but a fresh kid Im going to ride home with you Sue Sit over on the other side and give me those reins I shall drive began Sue resolute ly but the reins were taken from her Down the road a figure was coming and they waited It was the chauffeur Its all right Bob he called I saw the old man and fixed It up with him He says to come on up to the house and hell phone to for some one to fix the machine Well youd better stay and watch It until yon hear from 6on Bob Morrison kindly Ill hurry ahead with Mies Varlan Wilson climbed wearily Into the au tomobile and watched the road cart out of sight Miss Varlan was silent It was eight years since Bob Morrison had left school just eight years since his mother had died and the great old house up on the bluff bad been closed up She had mlsBed neighbors So had her father Grey- rocks and The Maples were the last of the old estates along the shore to hold out against the encroachment of summer hotels She stole a side glance at the figure beside her knowing how warm bis welcome would be at the house In spite of the red automobile Caught you pecking laughed Bob looking down at her and swinging the bay mare easily around the last curve Why dont you say youre glad Im home We heard you were going to Eu rope you left college she said Well Im not be retorted deliber ately Dads had about enough city whirl and Im going to take this place and settle down here at that Is If my neighbors treat me right The rope for neighbors said Sue slowly Just for trespassers And anyway a neighbor would know the way the cross lot path over the wall past the big apple tree Thats the way neighbors pass from rocks to The Maples Well tear down the wall and travel cross lots every day wont we Suzanne Susie Sue He was laughing but there was an undercurrent of serious Intent that brought the quick warm color to Sues face She wondered If he was think ing of the last time they had traveled cross lots day he bad left for school at the old stone wall he had kissed her snipped off a look of her hair with his pocket- knife Bob shifted the reins to his left hand and reached for his Inside pocket From a small Russia leather bill book he took a bit of curly red hair with a piece of black thread boy fashion It was red those days he said thoughtfully and Sue said never word I hope there Isnt any trespassing sign on the apple tree he told the bay mares cars Neighbors arent trespassers said Hue softly and he slipped red curl back In the bill book as they drew up before Maples It was his wel come home He Home In Africa candles are used for lighting purposes In the homes and a young Boer maiden has gentle men vlsltora the mother sticks a pin In the candle when It has burned to the pin the callers understand that It Is time for their departure Mrs s society matron of Washington re cently made a visit to the Transvaal and was so Impressed with the custom of the Boers that she determined to In troduce It Into her own home the electric lights were remov ed and candles substituted In the draw ing room Mr a frequent though not welcome caller was one of the first visitors to call after Inauguration of the He witnessed the placing of pin In the candle by Mrs and after she had gone ventured to Inquire W Miss doea your mother pin in the candle Ob responded the young woman with an air of apparent Innocence mother learned that in Africa as a way of sending home the Boers Warpers Weekly loftily They were darling sldo v curly tantalizing wisps of A Blade Grass As an Kngllph writer has wrlttent Whenever you can find a single blade of grass however small there you aland face to face with the mystery of life and ell the of ex- It is of more Interest than many of the stare for If astronomy right stars are ceaselessly burn- hair and therefore beautiful they from a distance life upon them In sense In which we understand life Is Impossible The reots of the hum- Meet blade of go down to the beginning of life In the world and Jin tip points to the aky If you should chance to find a blade of grass with ering In a rocky place carry It a little water for the sake of the thought that spring from It r Flannelette inch per yd Soft Finished cents per yard 30inch Flannelettes All Patterns Regular for per yd 36inch Flannelettes Fresh Bright Patterns for per yd Flannelette Blankets Regular Size per pair Flannelette Blankets Extra Large Size Si Values in Furs are even better ever and every Fur bought from mi Is guaranteed Maple Leaf Rubbers Wc are agents for this celetiratea make There are none as good pound Package Seeded Raisins v Christmas Fruits all in stock Bun early THE BEST RESULTS FROM BAKING POWDER raw Entire Stock of Roche CO Newmarket Ont Now in the hands of the Greatest Bargain Givers TORONTO MILLS AND FACTORY SYNDICATE All must be turned into money no matter what the price may be Wait Watch Wait Until Thursday Morning Nov at 9 oclock i When this Great Sale starts A Mighty Movement of all goods 1 Will do the Work of Three One big lot of Ladies 2 and 250 Mats go at One lot of childrens Shoes One Big lot of Ladies Winter Coats go at 79c And many other Tremendous Bargains that cannot he named in this limited Space It will pay you to come miles to visit the Great Sale Opening Day- Thursday Friday Saturday and Monday Nov and and positively closes in 15 days Free Excursion to Newmarket WANT IF 25 Salespeople Men Women and Girls Apply once to Toronto Mills and Factory Syndicate Roche Co Newmarket Ont Cut thin our and bring it yon We will your fare one way on all purchases of or more or both ways on a Make No Mistake Watch for the Big Blue Sigfl ami tin door Toronto Mills Factory Syndicate Live Stock Market The tendency the cattle market in Toronto is towards better prices the figures on Tuesday arc the same as quoted last Host butchering catMo sold at to medium to common cows to and tanning stock at to 151 Stock keep feeders fetched to ordinary feeders to best to and dairy to Good veal calves a to and heavy calves at 3c to Good to choice milkers sold at W to Export ewes sold from to 5 per culls and at to 360 per lambs to with a few selected lots as high as 6 per Farmers will he gl to an Im provement In the ho was paid on for fed and watered in Toronto and off cars in Toronto fa the average price alt country points r age in Parry Sound harbor by the upsetting a LU Dry Goods Merchant Tailoring FOR LADIES Wo sell the Corset fam ous the over for style and fit Satisfaction in every pair to suit all figures Prices from 50c up OUR CHRISTMAS GOODS are arriving and will bo pleased to have you call examine our stock of Ladies Handkerchiefs Fancy Belts Boxed Collars Fancy Ribbons Pillow Tops Stamped Linens and many other lines FOR MEN Wo have just received a new stockof SUITINGS OVERCOATINGS A Call Solicited FANCY Tie Leading Siop