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to loan good farm pimalt Duncan AUCTIONEER dental collect fltrce Robertson DIVISION COURT for Insurance Accident and rilofoceifnauranco Oct Move On Dominion Day alia on Thursday of weak the Era will go to correspondent Will please make note of this or there may be some disappointment m Insurance Bolton Decorator arid Dp c DENTIST St Wilkinson and 3rd Wed In each month The Suns Eclipse who watched the partial the sun on Thursday even ing of last wet tell us that It was a very astronomical demonstra tion between seven and eight oclock accuracy of the movements of the planets is one of the strongest argu ments in favor of a divine of he on I verso ten- Roth era We clip the following from the Advocate A very pretty wedding was sol emnized Wednesday morning- at the Church of Redeemer- when Miss Gertrude Pearl Kcetch on Wednesday afternoon- day daughter of Mr Win MM Advertiser Mr Charles Frederick eldest son of Rev Jos M A of Que- Rev P Calhoun officiated To the strains of the Lohengrin wedding march the bride entered the church leaning upon the arm of her father She looked oil arming in a dress- of ivory duchess satin with tulle veil and orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of cream roses Miss attended as bridesmaid attired in pale blue silk and Mr A performed the duties best man By request Mrs Calhoun rendered Perfect Love during the signing of the register and Mr Stew art played Mendelssohn wedding march while the bridal party were leaving the church After the ceremony a dainty wed ding breakfast was partaken of at Mr K residence and later Mr and Mrs left for east ern points the bride travelling in a navy blue suit and tuscan hat Mr and Mrs arc well known in Thcssalon and a host of friends join in wishing thorn a Ions and happy married life Morton A hon M Aylward Campbell hon Cunningham Quanta A Starr f A N Haw tin A Suggestion In no way can a person help develop his or her education than by corresponding for a newspaper At same time the publishing of the from a locality advertises it and helps to build it up So that the newspaper correspondent is doing both himself and the community in which he lives a good service If your part of the country is not get ting attention write us i bought the on Niagara Jackson Issuer of MARRIAGE- LICENSES I At Notmarket issued at private residence If NEWMARKET is a public lirlcflets Mr Robertson has residence of Mrs Hopper King Council meets at on Saturday Thursday of next weep holiday new granolithic walk and sodding of the lawn at the Friends Church is great improvement The Toronto manager of the Hell Telephone Co has near Roachs Point- and there are three private telephones at the Point now Dont forget the Sunday School Rally on the 3rd of King on Domin ion Day Death of Prank We clip the following from bor Beach Mich Times of June Deceased was a nephew of Mr Frank Kelley of Newmarket and his mother was wellknown here by her maiden name Miss Fanny The Times says After an illness covering a period taken cottage of eleven weeks Frank el toy LATEST DESIGNS IN Monuments and Head Stones 13 Furnace Work Plumbing 3 of Our Specialties Bathroom Outfit at tho Shop ffHB LEADING TINSMITHS R OSBORNE SONS Next to Methodist Sunday School There was a splendid attendance last Sunday and the singing was lively A brief review of the Quar ters lessons was conducted by the Superintendent followed by an ad dress by Mr King of Toronto on J Boyd in medicine of Toronto PdTerBlty aleo of floyal College of Physicians and of the Royal College of Surgeons of England Former clinical assistant in Eye Hospital and Uni versity College Ear Nose and Throat London England Office Cor Main and Timothy Newmarket Telephone No Consultation Hours services may be had at any hour el the day or night by calling at the or phone How the Hoys at Victoria become Missionaries- Brief remarks were also made by the pastor and Mr Bowman Tho Secretary reported the follow ing on the Honor Roll for the Sec ond Quarter of Main School Kathleen Settles Beatrice Wesley Harold Maw Donald Mc Donald Robbie Amy Hazel Wright iCdwIna Esther Stark Cyril Lulu Collins Leila Manning Wright John Primary Georgie Hewitt Eleanor Stark Hill Gordon Hunter Kenneth Hunter Aubrey Brock Clar ence Bert Bowman Harold Before dismissing the School was reminded of the Picnic at Morton Park on Wednesday fee llth of July The Bible Class is- arranging a firstclass program of sports for the day and a grand time is antici pated The New Grocery Store 7- It the place to find Fresh and Confectionery the Best Made by all the leading houses FOREIGN AND LOCAL FRUITS OF ALL KINDS Parlor NOW OPEN Have you tried our Bread Buns etc If not you dont know what you have miss ed for baking is simply de licious Try it COOKED HAM SLICED TO SUIT We guarantee satisfaction or money refunded Joseph Perkins Old Stand The Newmarket Canal The proposed route of the Newmar ket canal says the Toronto News of a recent date is divided into two sections No from Lake to Holland Landing nine mile and No 2 from Holland Landing to Newmar ket four miles It is proposed to utilize the Holland River from its mouth to the forks about four miles This will need dredging Thence it goes up the west branch for nearly a mile and cuts across to the east branch Little of the rivers bed can be utilized from here on as it is too winding Most of the land from the lake up to Holland Landing is swamp with hard pan a few feet below the surface In the Con struction Company this and soon quit work New tenders were called for but have nob been let The only portion where a serious attempt has been made is on section two Excavation has been done here and there probably for threequarters of th distance but less than one mile is in all The sec- lion between Holland Landing and the lake is nearly level but the land rises over 40 feet from the Landing to Newmarket and three locks will be needed one at the Landing one near bend and one a mile north of Newmarket with lifts- of 16 in and feet respectively Tho genera depth of the canal will be six feet The sides will be rip- rapped lined with loose stones ani above for a couple of feet will be of Harbor Beach and son of Mr and Mrs J of this place died at ten oclock Tuesday evening al his home in Alpena ami llie funer al services were held from the family home Thursday afternoon The deceased had been ill with phoidpneumoaia since March and al though all had done for him in the way of competent physicians and special nurses Mr succumbed to the disease Although born in Newmarket On tario thirtyone years ago he moved to Michigan wilh his parents when he was hut a Sad of tender years The young man received his education in the Harbor Beach public schools hav ing graduated with honors in the class of 97 The following four years Mr lcy served in the capacity of chief clerk jn the Harbor Beach post office during which time he was preparing for the postal mail service which he entered eight years ago Mr Kel was considered one of the most thorough and capable railway mail clerks in Michigan and had received several promotions in his chosen line of work When his illness began a substitute was provided and his continued for the usual period which is observed by the fed eral government Words cannot express the esteem in which young man was hold by his associates and friends everywhere Mr Kellcy was the embodiment of and integrity and all that goes toward a genuine Christian manhood At the are of fifteen he publicly ex pressed his faith in Christ by unit ing with the Presbyterian church in his home town During the sixteen since that time his faithful Christian life has borne fruit his integrity of spirit and noble life Three years ago Mr Kclley was married to diss Warren daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Warren of who with a daughter two years of age survive him Tho funeral was under Masonic auspices and both Presbyterian and Baptist pastors of Alpena officiated Company of the National Guards of which the young man was sergeant acted in the capacity of escort at the residence where the funeral was held and the grave The floral offerings were profuse including the following tribute from Harbor Beach The Alumni The High School teachers The Lalies Aid Society of the church of which the deceaseds mo ther is president The Chamberlain Sunday School Class and the Outside of Alpena the following were present at the obsequies Mr and Mrs J pa rents of the young man Mr and Mrs Chas A the Misses Mann J McCaffrey Barker A Cody Reiliy Squires J To A A Will Goodwin J Morton Morton WiKdughby Wright Stone Dickoutj M Gardener Brodie A Morgan I Kelly A Main Marsh Nelson Daley Fee If Hunter Meyer P Pollock J P Scott A To Form All pupils who take the Com mercial course will be in this form and also the following L Morton Wesley Goodyear Flora McNiah who was in the Junior Commercial class obtained honor standing on the subjects tOOO- Oral Hall Herbert Hugo Wilfred Miller Gladys Sen to Flossie Moore Gladys Evelyn Thomas Carl Trivctt John Hopper Carl Potter May Wright Arthur Aon Graham Leonard Burch Mercio Moore Connie Smith Giles Ross Cora Rogers Dorothy Proctor Willie Ingram May Stork Tom Adams Max Martin DIVISION VI To Sen Tablet Ross Tommy Gardner Oliver Vio let Robinson Edna Knowhs Erica Clar ence Lowe Carter Leila Emily Weir Richardson Alfred Hammond Walter Fred Irwin To HI Tablet Garnet Thompson Johnny Thomas Jean Pearson Margery Lloyd Treva Bade Vera Robinson Ethel Obcc Donald Dun Willie Man- Robinson Cecil Jenny- Wood Hazel Rose Myrtle Brown Frank A K T- j r I I You Can Save Money r By Buying From Us Tablet To Alec Ross Hugo Lcder Frank Dolly To I Tablet Audrey Harvey Mitchell Rogers Geo Stanley Page Willie Moore Bruce Walker Lewis Knowlcs PRIMARY SCHOOL Senior Part Mary Full Line Light Supplies Paints Oils Etc M A Newmarket Public School PROMOTION EXAMINATIONS Herman Chan- man Intermediate Donald En- worth Randolph Murray Florence Velma Meyer liable Chan- man Eleanor Stark Margery Smith Gertrude To Jr III Book Georgia Hewitt Flossie Harry Keith Aubrey Brock Nugent Helen Lister Fred Lister Annie From III Tablet to Tablet I Beatrice Lyons Vera Duncan Murray Jennie Bain Hill Herbert Victor Eliza Bishop Ella Trusty Alice Bishop From Tablet A to III Tablet Lulu Trusty Russell Fuller Geo rge Morning Alice George Goring Elmer Hill Gordon Hunter David Joe Crawford Angus West Willie Chapman From Tablet to II Tablet A Cecil Rhinehart Clare Carl Hodge Russell Frank Vera Arnold Edith Mac- Donald Cook From I Tablet to Tablet Marjory Morris Smith Tom Anderson ton Smith Charlie Moffat Susy Smith Alice Brooks Kathleen Hoi- Bishop Squires Edna Hefner Names are given without Order of Merit DIVISION regard to Both Al the pupils of and Jun IV this taking Entrance Examinations High Schools A I See our immense stock of up to date Spring Clothing before purchasing We can save you money r L Toronto Jobbing DIVISION II Promoted Marion Fkda Nor mm TREASURERS mer Myrtle Minnie Clark lean Campbell Maggie Morning Smith Ed- David Smith Ernest Morrison Cameron Al len Willie Ellis Robbie Lundy Percy Price Harry Johns Harrison Smith Cameron Roy Stork Ernest Gladys Aden Lisle Mag gie Gladys Norman Osborne Willie Elmer Martha Raymond Greta Smith Robbie Smith Frank DIVISION III To Sen Ill Stella Brown Carl Martin Walter Robinson Proctor Louis Margaret Morrison Carrie Wesley Marie Lemon Martha Morning Edith Clifford Gordon Rogers Trivett Rose Weir Harold Morris Eric Mader Aimer Turner Charles Annie Bain Gladys Harold Maw Myr tle Johns Gertrude Menar Rose Brown Georgian Cane Frank Craig Montgomery Scott Cyril Morrison DIVISION IV To III Vickie Robinson Harold Verna Howard- Olive Cyrian Morgan Hodge Watson Annie Ross Marshall Gertie Miller Hairy and Gladys Kelley and Whd Ramcr Mr and Mrs p Browne all Kathleen Beach and Mrs of Detroit Leonard School Promotions Tiie results of the- examinations for Commercial Diploma and for promo tion arc given below A highstand ard has been set in all these a large and the fact that a large concrete work and at he lo sod j passed- indites that the and two paths The width will than ordinary 50 feet It is estimated that the our miles between Newmarket and tne Landing will cost between and the lower portion any amount under Some esti mates bring the cast to The Minister of Railways and Canals has admiftdl it will cost over excellence this year Lulu Collins Ethel Maw Hazel Wright Reginald Bessie Constance Ethel Salter To Form III Cane Phone 128 The only work that will be done this year is the building of lock I Myrtle Glover No Mable Glover Howard Rhea Atkinson Amy Mamie Brown West Toole Victor Wesley Arthur Laura Vernon Ivan Smith Fred Thompson To Sen Mima Gladys Snider Lily Weir Mabel Cook Mary Findlay Robson Nellie Osborne Gordon Giles Ethel Max- Smith DIVISION Sen to Rosa Gladys Robbie Pearson Rene Trivett Earl Traviss Leslie Greta Robin son Carl Beryl Jack Watson Gladys Giles Lillie Wright Christopher Hammond Lambert Houston Marguerite Ernest Cousins Arthur Laura Ross Gordon Death from Lamp Explosion North Bay June Mrs David widow thirtytwo years of age lost her life here today as a result of burns received from an exploding kerosene lamp used for heating curling irons The unfortu nate woman was preparing for church this morning at the home of a rela tive Moses when the ex plosion occurred The burning oil Mis garments and in an instant she was shrouded in flames receiving terrible burns re sulting in her death seven hours af ter the accident The house was badly burned but the other inmates escaped Mrs husband kept the Balmoral Hotel Ottawa for a number of years and died two months ago Five children survive Lightning Shocks Sixteen Children Sparta June While six teen children who were attending a Sunday school picnic at Martin Springs near here were standing un der a tree on Friday to escape a shower a bolt of lightning struck the tree and every child was un conscious There were two doctors in the pic nic party and on examination they not one of the children been Killed outright though six of them were in such condition that recovery is haridly possible The other ten whiSe rendered uncon scious are not considered in a dan gerous condition Examinations disclosed that on the bodies of- nine of the children the tree had been perfectly photographed by the electric bolt The shoes had been torn from their feet and every of metal about them fused Man June 18 W Wil liams Science For Taxes in the County of York 1 COUNTY OF By virtue of a by the Warden of the Count TO WIT f York bearing date the Twentyfirfit day of December Nine Hundred and Eight And to me directed commanding me to proceed with the collection of the Arrears of Taxes the Lands hereinafter set together with the fees and ex feneefii I therefore give notice unless tbeeafd arrears of late and costs be sooner paid shall on the dates and In the places hereinafter specified proceed to cell the much thereof as may be to discharge the arrears of taxes roceed to sell the nds and charged El i f0LloW1ng J District Ho 2 Comprising Municipalities of and Vaughan Sale to be held Tuesday of July at the hour the Public Hal inert Block Description to Howard Smith part to Howard Smith Hani wanning- East pan to Toronto West part Lot 13 Cod Quantity J acre Taxi Ji acre IT JO acre Vaughan i Expenses ale 3 to Middle part to Martin 3uie p part to East part Lot Con 1 Quantity acre acres 1C2 Expenses 3 3 300 Total 10 set Total District Ho Comprising Municipalities of North Qwllllmbury Sutton Sale be held Tuesday day of July at the hour of pm the Town Hall Sutton North GwllllmDury Description Lot Cane Newmarket part to J and part Description Lot to J to Mrs Henderson Treasurers Office County of York Published April Cod Quantity Ji acre Lake Sutton Block Quantity hi acre acres Taxes A Expenses Fees A- Total Total Treasurer Co York voted cut iusoloi carried by four bylaws today and carried above the threefifths required by the thorn ail by large majorities The main bylaw to grant a fixed assess ment of to trie Tan ning Co and certain concessions in light in consideration of an addition to the companys plant of a building for the purpose of embarking in the manufacture of statute Another bylaw was to provide for a sewerage sys tem in Wards a and The remain ing bylaws were for 10000 and 13- respectively for cement and the extension of an exist ing sewer water There was a heavy polled Wan June 18 member of the Christian Church has been committed for trial His young daughter died of pneumonia while the treat- meat of tho leaders of the church Ho is with criminal negli gence in that he did not summon medical aid fullness and Bloating After i a box Little Cure or your money back At all or direct front COLEMAN MEDICINE CO Toronto