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Newmarket Era , June 12, 1908, p. 3

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THE FRIDAY 12 1908 Weeks Firemen Attention Meeting practice and Tuesday evening next All to be in attendance bowling green cow an at tractive place to lovers t game The County Council is expected to visit the Industrial Home here Fire Hall is undergoing exten- operations and much needed re- West Toronto Shamrocks will play Newmarket en the Fair Grounds here on Wednesday next A red hot time is expected Why cant the sprinkler put a more on the The storekeepers complain that their goods are covered with dust from the Wednesday Half- Holiday All the stores in Town have agreed to close on Wednesday afternoon July and August so as to give goods are covered with dust the clerks a to breathe the streets fresh air during the hot weather Wednesday HaltHoliday The Undersigned qI New market have agreed to of business at sharp afternoon daring the hot months of July and August giving themselves and employees holiday We believe the public will accord with the movement and will govern themselves accordingly Womens Institute The Newmarket Institute held at the home of Mrs Daw- ton Two good papers were given one on Butter by Mrs Willis and the otfcer by Miss Near- ton on Strawberries and Their Food Value Successful Excursion The Farmers Institute Excursion to A yesterday was grand success About people came down from the North on the trolley and were joined by more at New market station other localities were as well represented the event will be record one or the Institute Methodist Church At the close of the prayerservice on Thursday evening of last week the following were elected Society Repre sentative to the Quarterly Board for the ensuing year Messrs B F Ir win Cane Manning B Maw Hughes and Dr Wilkinson The WMS will hold their month ly meeting at the home Mrs G Richardson on Wednesday June Christian Church Next Sunday is the Annual Child rens day The Church will be spe cially decorated for the occasion and the children will provide the program for both morning and evening The Annual Conference takes place in next week commencing on Wednesday morning and continu ing over Sunday The delegates were to he appointed at the prayer- meeting last night Two prominent brethren from the States are expect ed to attend Rev J Burnett and Rev Morrill tonight Who can plant like nature Look and enjoy her gay creations everywhere- Several subscribers would like to hear more Sharon News Will the kindly oblige A Great Success Though the heat was greatly model on Wednesday yet Broughton Drug Store Celebration was a The Ladies Aid the Met Church took charge the Parlor for the day and we kept busy both afternoon jog The store was made bouquet of cut flowers and the manv patrons were greatly pleased with the quality and quantity of cream served Mr pro- very thim in honor his in Newmarket pre the Ladles Aid with the tut in amounting to about Wilts Probated estate of the late Stephen King Township is including realty placed at It la divided her two sons Silas arid rtlle two daughter and Emma Burling all of Recently polled to administer the estate of the late Mrs Eliza mother The property of deceased If the Bank and fa I equally by the applicant and Fred- Co Hunter Bros Ltd Toronto Jobbing Home A Jack Doyle The Norman Rogers Co Allan Co and Hill Wright J Tait R Osborne Sons Charlie Hfnas Wm Keith R J J McLaughlin BroB Watson F W Lepard J R Y Martin Robinson A Simpson Lyons Roach Co J N B Stephens Blizzard Howard Warrian Bros Cheadel H Knowfes West Doyle Bros I Woodcock Stewart J Robertson l Wilson Wilkinson T lark Williams Toronto Conference following are the appointments for the Methodist Churches in this section a per the first draft of the Committee Bradford J as A Long MAj Young superannuated Newmarket Thomas W Head John J Sparling Thomas Leonard John W Wilkinson Aurora Charles J Henry McDowell superannuated Temperance William Madden Aurora King George Walker Peter Camp bell superannuated Robert B A Alex Alfred Bedford Herman Moore Washington A superannuate A J Mount and Zephyr Albert J Gilbert Agar A ton Roach Sutton West la To be supplied Iron Sutton- At College and Morton Constituency Algoma Brant North Brant South Brock Bruce North- C South Durham East Durham West- East Elgin West Essex North Essex Fort William Glengarry Grey Centre Grey North Grey South Hamilton East Hamilton West Hastings North Hastings East Hastings West Huron Centre Huron South Huron North Kent East Kent West Kingston East J McCormick West Lanark North Lanark South Lennox Lincoln London Middlesex East Middlesex North Duncan Ross Middlesex West J Elliott or of the Era wax last week concerning of the liuor traffic North End a week ago last Sunday attention WW called to the mat by Mr John proprietor of Eagle Hotel declared It en to mean Sunday re peated to us la that way ex planation removes any suspicion o from engaged in the traffic at the North End Furthermore Mr prepared to Torteit for every tion the fA abouU pre- HANDY SureOn Glasses put on and taken off with one hand without even touching the len- CO and Outlets Members Elected to the Legislature Labor J Norfolk South orfolk North E Clarke- Ontario North Ontario South Ottawa East Ottawa West Oxfprd North Oxford South Parry Sound Peel Perth North Perth South East West Port Arthur River or Fori Francis Renfrew North Renfrew South Russell Marie Jr Central East West South Sturgeon Falls Sudbury Conservative J Paul ace Smyth- John Fisher- W Brewster A Donovan Hugh Clark C R Hon J P Whitney J J Preston ace C A Dr Reaume Dr Anderson Dr J S Gallagher D R McDonald G L Ferguson Br Jamieson A Nixon Hon J Hendry J A Richardson J Johnson Eilber A H P Geo Sulman Harold Machin W Hon J Hanna Dr F Preston Col Matheson ace John T Dr Hon Adam Beck R R G James A Ross A A Mahaffy at II Morel A Pratt John Charters James Torrance I- Pharant W J Toronto A Toronto S Toronto A Toronto W B Toronto A Toronto B East Victoria Wet Waterloo North aterloo South Wellington East Wellington South Wellington West North South York East I Reed W A Preston T W Hon Dr T Hon J 1 Gco Hon W W K E Prater J Craig Jos P Downey Wilson A T Lennox Dr Godfrey The Quiet hour My heart is tired so tired to-night- How endless stems the strife I Day after day the restlessness an hour with thee Dear To spend an hour with thee would forget a little while The bitterness of fears The anxious thoughts that life The hurried hopes of years Forget that weary mortals toil My patient care must be A tired child I come tonight To spend an hour with thee One little hour with thee And fold thy breast Thou who hast died for me let me fed peace to A little hour with thee One little hour with thee the Era to White Wheat per Rcd Wheat per bus Goose Wheat Rye per bus Barley per bus Oats per bus Peas per bush Hay per ton When Spurgeon was a Young Man A writer In the Magazine tells how on one occasion he was met by a hoaryheaded pastor who despised his of boys going the preaching before their mothers milk was well of their mouths The lesson for the day provided him with an apt for his reply The hoary head crown of glory if it be found In the way righteousness 01 this the bold youth made such use as won him the pastors parting greeting as the sauciest dog that ever harked in pulpit At another village he was received by a gentleman who brought bis equipage to conduct his guest to Mb mansion but seeing a small boy with cherubic cheeks the family carriage man put up at bis gardener Johns and deputed the entertain the lad The the situation next by his humble host to the house of prayer hearing him the gentleman wi BUTTERICK PATTERNS and NONE HIQHEftI RMS Long Gloves Hosiery Heavy Black Cotton Hose In all sizes at a pair Black and Tan Cashmere Hose Sizes fl inches pair Fancy Embroidered Cashmere Hoes Sizes inches pair loots Shoes THE LARGEST STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM j The Best Makers The Best Wearers The Lowest Prices Every Pair Guaranteed Corset Cover Embroidery 16 in wide regular for Check Shirting Fast Color Regular or 5c yd Wool Fancy Dress Voiles Regular for yd Groceries 1 Tins Pork and Beans for 25c j Royal Salad Dressing for 23c j Parlor Matches boxes for Pure Imported Castile Soap 10c lb Cooked Meats Sliced to Suit Choicest Hams and Bacon W A BRUNTON Newmarket Markets White Wheat per bus Rod Wheat per bush Goose Wheat per per bus Barley per bus Oats per bus Peas per bus Shorts per ton Bran ton Hay per ton Butter per lb Potatoes per bag Beef per quarter Chickens per lb I 27 H 16 I Toronto Markets Potatoes Dressed Hogs pe Butter per lb per do Chickens per lb Turkeys I 0 12 10 Valuable Farm for Sale The East half of lot and East half of West hair of lot in rear of con of Whitchurch belonging to the Estate the late George Lemon he offered for sale by tender addres- to Mrs Geo Lemon or A Silvester of StouRvillc who will give any particulars desired The farm is one of the best in the Tp is only mile from P O any tend received by LUNDYSi parasols STANDARD PATTERNS ATTERNS The Leading Dry Goods Millinery Tailoring House MHHtH1frM 1 Ml Distinctive Sura THE RIGHT CORSET In the many models of the splendidly built A Corsets you may he almost sure of getting a model to Our Summer Models are particularly cool and light weight New Muslins in Dainty patterns Rose Buds Polka Dots j Stripes c on White and Trimmed grounds New Suitings lor Men in Greys Browns c Call J and see our Stock I BANK OF MONTREAL ISM CAPITAL ALL PAID UP BEST 11HMM M UNDIVIDED PROFITS CO TOTAL ASSETS Branches at all important ccntr in Canada and In London New York Chicago Spokane Meilco and Newfoundland Every description a Banking business transacted INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS Former cuatomtrn ol the Ontar Bank Branch will be accommodaV Branches at Newmarket and CO ROSS In the old Federal Bank Building corner Main and Water NOT A GOOD STAND But the Lowest Prices In MENS BOYS Tan Black Shoes White Canvas Shoes Sky Canvas Shoes Pink Canvas Shoes Long Silk Gloves Summer Vests Umbrellas Ribbons Dress Goods Hosiery in Black Tan White Sky Pink Tan Heavy Shoes Black Shoes Fine Shoes Underwear Collars Overalls Smocks Odd Pants THE BEST VALUE IN SHOES in Newmarket Tan Shoes Lacrosse Shoes Tennis Shoes Hosiery Underwear School Shoes Overalls ROCHE CO- Corner of Main and Water Streets Newmarket Faith is ever prophetic of fact The church that drags will draw men Friday evening Live Stock tiloBslo spending the week with friends In King Decline of in cattle fa J PhiVllpii Toronto called week No ia ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO TORONTO

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