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Newmarket Era , February 21, 1908, p. 5

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prank auctioneer Qrleflets Councils REMARKABLE HOME MIXTURE Regular last Monday ig- Members all present Mr R A Smith- was heard reference to the purchase of the Rheti- the isolation hospital- Mr was heard with A wellknown the readers of a large to impose York daily paper the following to the digging of lint for tavern and yet simple and harmless Ave for waterworks pipe pass bylaws this month j prescription which any one can years as the line tas vill be too late to easily prepare at home for another year Fluid Extract week from Wed- ounce Compound Kargon one ounce j Compound Syrup three supplied through one meter farmer coming to market last ounces the fourth year and hilled houses Farm Produce DIVISION COURT CLERK Saturday upset in front of the High Mix by shaking well in a bottle School and take a teaspoonful after each meal and at bedtime- He states that the ingredients can he obtained from any good prescript Very poor last Saturday j pharmacy at small cost and owing to the wet morning aid very j f vegetable extraction are had roads The farmers had it all J to take their own way and got about what pleasant mixture if taken they asked in nearly every case Folularly for a few days lowing were the ruling prices come almost any Butter 26 to lh treasurer instructed the bulk cost per meter aiioi Eggs packed per dozen Practical Painter Paper Barker VOICE CULTURE At Newmarket on Monday and of each week Stajjo at Am Wilsons St Op I Newmarket Dp Wilkinson DENTIST Every Wednesday Rogers DENTIST Good Fitting Teeth Also I or Reputing Artificial at Dressed chickens to 15c lb- Dressed ducks to 13 cts lb Dressed Geese 9 to lie lb Dressed Turkeys to lb Dressed Pork to Apples 20c to a basket Potatoes to Onions basket Prices Main St Newmarket IiWman marriage- license NEWMARKET LATEST DE310K8 IN Head Stones Furnace Work Hide to lb Calfskins to per lb Sheep skins to each to pec lb SI to per hide Tallow lb Carnival I is list of char- presented the Fancy Dress at Newmarket Rink on Wed nesday of last week Morgan Old Country Huntsman Clown Proctor Winch fan Cadet Ross Witch Miss Everest Highland Lassie Proctor Tarn Girl Hewitt Hockey Girl Cody Sergeant Mabel Thompson tan Maid Barn- Parson Jones come almost any case of Rheumatism The pain and swelling if any with each dose until permanent results are obtained and without the stomach While there are many socalled Rheumatism remedies patent medicines etc some of which do give relief few really give perma nent results and the above will no doubt he greatly appreciated by many sufferers here at this time Inquiry at the drug stores this elicits the information at these drugs are harmless and can be bought separately or the druggists e will mix the prescription for our if asked to Robinson The- Shamrock Girl Mjj Sunflower Mrs E Manning Starlight Mr R Manning Cavalier Harold Trent Nigger Boy Fred Rose Negro Ross Hockey Girl liucVt y Girl Edna Sonieriille Indian Princess Amy Canadian A Rose Miss Valentine Brimson George III John West Sailor Hoy Mo is St Nick N Osborne A son Sailor Boy t Sailor Boy Mrs Snow Flakes vett Comfort Soap Wright and Devil and his half y Mia Girl Qui Mviran Plumbing of Our Specialties Sm LEADING TINSMITHS Smith J Boyd Cor Mala tad Timothy JK NEWMARKET ONT Is to do to treat disease of the vx Having complete and electricity am able to look through the body examine fractures of tad to treat 3 M in women growths moot etc Eye Hospital London I rifle Butcher Wesley Witch of John Lambie A Sailor Hill Aunt Sue Robert Murray Bodyguard The Summer Boarder Miss Cheyenne Miss Kate Rowland Minnehaha Frank rem tier Hockey Boy Ella Grant Chaff Miss Miss Queen of Thomp on Queen of Hearts Mabel Dicks George Wilson Hard Times Miss Rhoda Shamrock Miss Vera Mann Rose Miss Myrtle Quant Thistle Salter Police Hunter Toronto Daily Star Doyle Queen of Diamonds Cody- Lieutenant Pearson Indian Woman A Campbell An Irish Gent Alex Scott Indian Irene Doyle Ho Sailor Bert Sailor Trent Hockey Girl Morrison Mi Maid Gertrude Rogers Indian Maiden Smith Juten Alexandra ol England Thompson Castoff Soldier Iundy Tho Cedar Girl Myrtle Rons Dutch Edith Tench Slack Eyed Susan Howard Carl Mexican Cow Boy Carl- Irishman Widow Alex Eves T Bessie Lady Daughter the Reg ttt Mr A Smith tailed alt the fee of paid to maltpox in town which lie should be refuivied by the Board Following bills passed Sheet cleaning While working on top of a pole at the corner of Ossington avenue and College street Friday morning SamI Fletcher fell to the ground a dis tance of about feet and broke his hip as well his left arm He had the usual belt around and around the pole but somehow it slipped James 62 Euclid Avenue drew revolver on Friday last plac ed it against his- wifes shoulder and fired Feehlev then shot himself The wife may recover At a recent meeting of the Provin cial Board of Health having regard for the fact that eleven- per cent of tti2 deaths of Ontario are due to tuberculosis it was recommended that notification cases should be made compulsory and that legislation should be introduced to encourage the of riiinatar committee of the is of the opinion that on of Chief Coroner of he for the Toronto Rv I not he held by 1 A John It likely that to Hunter that the Hi- prepare a to put the Eleeti Light and Water work under Co Council got a store for grocer iLg j hill was received it sedh starving man Mr thought that there was no need of being in as probably there woulJ be another one soon regarding a for the Water- works Mr Keith did nor think better men mid he found in Town than tho p res it Fire and Com and if they make it work cut Town had better the plant to Mr Hunter cited Present and Whit- jam butter eggs salmon clothes line pegs broom together with bread potatoes Hour sugar etc The sub stantial were all right but the plum- pudding ingredients cut off from The irther of the Ontario Jockey luh have decided offer Ifo sum of in premiums for wth the hope of improving le halfbred horses in the Province Mr Schmidt could benefit from- Com Mr Yale thought it paring the way for Miss Charlotte Brawn Miss Flossie Collins Comfort Soap Esther Newmarket Hockey Colors Edith Morris Mader Soldier Boy Lettie Lundy Snow Flakes A Farmer Miss Lillian ley Milkmaid Clifford Corheit Soldier Gordon Sailor Boy Nellie Osborne Hockey Girl May Queen of the Night Frank Paul Jones Martin Clown Mildred Dutch Girl Alvin Eves Ben Ross Mr Dam Bert West Mrs Dam Tom The Dam Kid repre senting the whole Dam Family There were a great many names handed in without the name of char acter and a good many characters without names in which case they were dropped from the list that Hi if a largely presented the me ground for I in the Room office Brown had a narrow serious injury through the fall daj Men had I Hi clean the roof of when the block of ice through a just missed lad The irking was damaged and cut by flying pieces ho neglected to clean off up to Saturday glM Mr claimed have a right to dedii and liie Council The vote was McKay Hunter Si Vales that in purposed troducirig legislation to provide for me cent drop letter postage in cities received with much satisfaction the close of last week Chief Justice lias again elected Chi I Library Board The railway of the Public refused into the viaduct scheme and the have to prepare plans and statu Com- Wills Probated By the will of Seba Armitage he died possessed of realty and personal ty to the value of of which is mortgages and the estimated value ol arm land in New market and vicinity Deceased willed estate in equal shares to tin last Fall his thn The lihii ill ol John Albert amount ranee and with the ft to his widow written matter i pack- third and fourth class and collecting from natty of thletn A Fairy Martin Navel Officer Roadiiouee Marion Stewart Frost Queen Miss Swastika Girl Mil A McCaffrey A Queen Jean Smith Jennie Sutherland- Canada and lh United States Girl the In- Hie eye for disease and teat am W p to My may be any of the day or night la aiote the in the Reg Brunt on Dutch Bo Colored Laurie McCaffrey A Cadet McCaffrey A Cadet and Snowshoe i Annie Girl Nellie Johnnie Cane Fanner Brow Wright fapaneKe Lady rted that the Bell Tclc- Friday Mary and her j I married daughter were both taken in- he petitioned New I a continuous service accord- J ementv arried Hunter moved that the Clerk itli III small store the daughter Mrs a in her arms thus three gen erations grandmother mother and were escorted to the police reported that was equalized at the previous year by the County Council He considered that pa lilies were County Judge Bast Council Meeting of on Feb All mom bora but Deputy Hill who in at mooting of of Coil ti ll In Toronto no J Allan Students took Hotel Silver Ottawa Police Held Up a Train Ottawa Feb 13 An extraordinary occurrence took place early this morn ing when the Grand Trunk special i polk from re and from George i J I A McKonxio to now Hio following to whom payments ordered World ClilfdronH V to Hudson Howard aid to Geo 00 II SlXO Hart RlddoIl roll tor I years refund dog tax Si For the complexion nothing ALMOND A OATMEAL CREAM It the healirig qualities the Almodd and the drying qualities of Oatmeal It will prompt relief to all Irritated and A hand tan c Ac J Fletcher work I Petitions I nd w change In road Kit Ik- and blocked with That allowance for work expended In In opening Load le per hour fourifll held up a IU pieces of sil- to tie Russell House recovered from the passengers The Laval men had here as the Hon L and after a good time concluded their visit with a banquet at the The gathering broke up about two he students paraded to tin e 1 station where they board In the the House peoplo had discovered a very serious short age in the table silver used at banquet and realizing that haste was necessary at once communicated with the police Sergeants and La Lon le with six officers and Detective of the plainclothes squad paraded to the station and at a given signal each policeman took his post Sergeant with Detective Meara then entered the train and in formed the students the reason the police visit and advised them to meet Jilday Mar in Hall Valuable Samples Free I have used your torint and find It in of croup or cought of it You may una my hit for ifyo asm COMBER Expectorant id the BARGAINS IN BRUSHES Leading Hardware Store WHILE THEY LAST Scrub Brushes Regular goods selling Shoe Brushes Regular goods selling at Stove Brushes Regular goods selling a O each of the above a 20 Whisks Regular 15c goods selling at 8c Kalsomine Brushes Regular 50c goods selling at Toilet Brushes Regular goods selling at ALL OP THE ABOVE GOODS WERE BOUGHT BY SUCKLINGS AUCTION ROOMS TORONTO J A W ALLAN COMPANY NEWMARKET THIS WEEK SPCIAL SALE TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS Toronto Jobbing House MADE IN CANADA by a CANADIAN SWIFT ILENT URE DURABLE LIGHT RUNNING LOOK FOR THE NAME THE WILLIAMS MANUFACTURING CO MONTREAL P TORONTO HAMILTON return any sliver they might have in their possession A scene of consider able confusion followed but tho hoys gave up in many cases Over coffee spoons knives forks and salt and pepper boxes were recovered in this way Many angry protests were made but Mr who was at the station spoke to the boys and the police advising the former to return any of tho silver they might have and reminding the officers that the whole affair was a college prank More of the silver was picked up on the track In the vicinity of tho sta tion but a amount Is still to be accounted for The President of the Laval Students Association has promised on behalf organization to make good any The Canadian Northern Railway has sold one hundred thousand acres I of land in the West to a St Paul Company vmrnx DEATHS Bear to Disease the hotel will be put i the desire of the students to j souvenirs of their Ottawa trip over SO per eat of la present aJmoaC Incredible statement la born of comparison by medical men A warning to in six hours la natures preventive- clears tho clogged porta heals permanently Sold by J Broughton ARCHIVES OF TORONTO

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