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r sissue J Robertson Notary PubUo to loan good Farm Security Frank AUCTIONEER AND Bolton poetical Houie Decorator itV11KNCECorDer Niagara and Tecum- Newmarket Dr Clark DENTIST St Wilkinson Office in Block Newmarket Methodist Church Good congratulations last Sunday good sermons and excellent music A Joint Board meeting takes place the Church parlor this evening Brief lets Canes Factory is shut down a few days this week to clean the boilers and take stock The Office Specialty Co has receiv ed an order for a job for Public Library Council Day All Municipal Councils meet at oclock next Monday to organize and commence the years work The County Council meets on day Jan 24th Jackson MARRIAGE LICENSES At the Newmarket papers tuned at residence If Presentation As a token of their esteem and goodwill the members of the choir of St Johns Church Newmarket presented their organist Mr Cummer with a beautiful Book Case as a Christmas gilt Womens Institute The Newmarket Branch of the North York Womens Institute will hold its next annual meeting at Mrs Canes home Newmarket on January A good program will given of music and papers collection will be taken for an oil painting for the late Monuments and Head Stones Hoodie the founder or the tea is the result of care and experience in blending must be the combination of fine flavor smooth strength and richness Because all these elements are so generously included in Red Rose Tea it well merits the term good tea i rf neve a solo bulk NEWMARKET LATEST IN call Before Ordering- A Womens Institute Every member go prepared for the Roll Call Dp S J Boyd Sent Up for Trial On Saturday last Goodwin recent Graduate in medicine of Toronto I Re Telephone manager here was Licentiate of the sen or trial at the Spring Assizes Royal College of Physician and mem- j on three alleged charges of forgery of the Royal College of Surgeons having been brought back from the of England Former clinical assistant States tire day previous Hospital and Uni- The report concerning the girl in the case is not correct She was never in the employ of the company She has not been seen here since the episode and whereabouts appears to be unknown College Ear Nose and Throat Hospital London England Office Cor Main and Timothy Newmarket Telephone No Consultation Hours My may be had at any of the day or night by calling at the office or phone T R Time Card Your Grocer Will Recommend It Hon Hon Davis Hon President Cane President MrT F Doyle VicePresident Mr Rogers Chaplain Rev J A- Representative Auditors Mr J J Y Broughton Mr Referees for Mr P Stewart Competitions Mr Trivett Mr Thomas Cross council Mr Doyle Mr Rogers Mr Doyle Mr A Mr J Mr A Mr Mr J McCaffrey Mr Thomas Cross Davis Cup Competition GROUP A Cornell Kidd Dick Hunter J- Marrow Smith Doyle skip J Weir skip J Rushbrook R H H Barry G skip W Howard T Bolton It A Lister SDoyle skip Howard- skip Jan 31 Doyle Feb vs Howard Feb Brunton Feb Doyle vs M Howard Feb Choppin vs Howard Feb F Doyle vs Brunton Feb 2Winner of Group vs Winner of Group 3 Feb Winner of Group vs Winner of the above Shield Competition Dec Co vs Tqwn Dec 31 Canes vs Co Jan Town vs Canes Jan Town vs 0 Co Jan 14 S Co vs Canes Jan Canes vs Town Jan 26 Co vs Town Jan 28 Canes vs S M Co Feb Town vs Canes skip Sorry for Us A correspondent to the World gets off the following joke at the expense of litis town We would like to he kind to our neighbors so would suggest that Newmarket fetch up their canal and hitch on to our flowing well as we have a bountiful supply of Adams ale even if we are a local option town arid feel sorry Newmarket to he dry in every If the above correspondent and the am pm editor of the Toronto would only come this way when the frost king up we should be pleased to assist in giving them a ducking in Newmarket anal- Then they would know how dry wife GOING NORTH a p Toronto 545 GOING SOUTH Allatdile Newmarket Toronto TO WINNIPEG WEST travel by the Direct Canadian Only Through Car Line DAILY 8ERVICE trains carrying through Bleeping cars for all points in Western Canada tickets and Sleepers apply Atkinson Produce There was a very large market last Saturday hut prices re mained about same as high as a An was paid for new laid eggs and one man received for seven chicken- They weighed which was to Ipjc per Following wfrt the ruling prices Butter lb 25c Chickens per Dressed per Apples per Honey Chickens per lb Old Hens ft c Ducks per Geese per lb Turkeys per pigeons per pair Beef per J- TLY SECURED j italic i l fry A l tit jmtHf I I Farm the home of Whitchurch Township was the scene I of a happy gathering on Wednesday- afternoon Deo v hen his only child Blanche was married to Mr Robert CliarJes the firm of A of the Township of Markham About fortyfive quests were present from Toronto Smiths Kails and other places The ore- a inducted by it Furnace Work Plumbing of Our Specialties of Smiths Kails uncle of the by Veals fit Bathroom at Shop THE TlNMITfis OSBORNE I SONS to Grorr ABOUT IT AW A tifj A of ftIAfcr Ltd tU of is yo to the bride A of Baker Baptist Church he bride who wan beautifully at- tired in a pearl grey with lacfl trimming wax attended by Mi who wan dreaded in pah- Woe flowered Uk rnan his fcouln Mr Harry Of Toronto played March as the leaning on the arm of her fath er place flower In the parlor beautiful ipwiily over and the newly WffW were the of Ibf hearty the com pany After linrr fcpeech roaking waa In at toM- waiter and the bride parent all making a very et and heartfelt behalf of wife I he otter speakers jrew If ard Baker The yiftK many ixir a cheque for ja very from the father The happy couple felt upon a trip to Toronto and will their time the iijtifjl reatdence the fFoom erected on hie property the and The Era joins wishing Mr long life and raw Death of Mrs Cormie We clip the following from the Mercury It was with regret that the many friends of Mrs Herbert A heard of her sudden death which occurred at St Josephs Hos pital on Tuesday evening Dec 20th where she was taken ten days previ ously to undergo an operation which proved to be much more critical than was expected Serious from the first it proved too much for her strength and she passed quietly away sur rounded by her relatives The Sis ters with exceptional tenderness and attention waited on her during her sickness Her naturally cheerful dis position helped to sustain her during the brief but- painful illness The deceased was beloved by all who knew her on account of her many sterling qualities She will be greatly missed in Dublin Street Meth odist church where she was a faithful worker and a general favorite She was also a member of the General Hospital Aid Association where her services were also much valued Mrs was the youngest daughter of the late James Wright Of Paisley Block and leaves to mourn her loss her hus band Mr Herbert A Connie two sisters Mrs It Elliott and Mrs Jos A of and four brothers Messrs Wm and Her bert Wright of this city Mr Albert Wright of Denver Col and Dr Harry Wright of Detroit Mich Many beautiful floral tributes from societies and personal friends adorn ed the casket The funeral obsequies took place on Wednesday afternoon and were large ly attended The service was con ducted by her pastor it Bell and the pallbearers were Messrs Moore Samuel Clifford Jackson Writ Walker Garnet Tovell and Among the relatives present from a distance were Dr and Mrs Wright and Miss Mildred Wright of Detroit Mr and Mrs I Jackson of New market Mrs J Jordan and daughter of Pittsburg Pa Mr G and sister Mrs Watt of Mr and Mrs Brown of Ac ton and Mr Albert of Strat ford The remains were interred in the family plot in the Union Cemetery with general sorrow at parting with a and life whore am bition appeared to he to labor others It is learned that the will of the lab Mrs Herbert Contains the following bequests The Guelph General Hospital The Guelph Humane Society the Home- Toronto the Wo mens Missionary Society of the Methodist Church for North West work The balance of the es tate is bequeathed to her husband and at bis death also to public Objects During her life Mrs was deeply interested hi charitable and missionary work and In making her will a few weeks ago she did not forget the several organizations men tioned which are devoting attention to these objects J Smith Rogers Col Lloyd J Y skip Jan 3 P Doyle vs Weir Jan vs Howard Jan Doyle Jan vs Weir Jan 11 Howard vs Jan IS T P vs Jan Weir vs Howard Jan Dolan vs Jan 23 Doyle vs Howard Jan Weir vs Jan 27 Winner of Group 2 vs Winner of Group Jan 30 Winner of Group- vs Winner of the above THE Doubles Competition The Draw for the different rounds in this Competition will be posted on the Club Notice Board on North Ice at the Rink GROUP 2 Bolton jU Jackson Menar P A Lister J Osborne A skip Doyle skip Trusty Knowles B Hunter Howling Fisher J McCaffrey skip Geo Trivett skip C Cane Dr Clarke A skip Jan 3 vs Doyle Jan McCaffrey vs Trivett Jan vs Jan Doyle vs McCaffrey Jan vs Jan Hi vs McCaffrey Jan I- Doyle vs Trivett Jan McCaffrey vs Jan 23 vs Trivett Jan Doyle vs Jan Winner of Group 2 vs Winner ol Group 3 Jan 30 Winner of Group 1 vs Winner of the above BLOWN A Scotch journal says thai a cer tain well known painter went to a seaside vjIage to paint a picture and put up at a small public house One- day while in his room he heard a commotion and on running downstairs found that the chimney was on fire Two or three men were trying to put out he by sweeping the soot down with brooms but the blaze was too high he reached in this manner Seeing their want of success the painter caught up a thick mat ran with to the roof and up the stack of chimneys placed it on the top of the one that was on fire Hvs idea was of course to obstruct the draft It happened that a stiff breeze was blowing and as the mat wis in dan ger of being blown away the aitist sat on it to hold it down He as just comfortably seated when he found himself lifted bodily anded upon the tiles of the roof What had happened That was more than he could imagine till he went down stairs No found himself lifted bodily and landed lord saw that sweeping down lie soot was ineffectual he tried the fashioned remedy of lighting charge ot gunpowder This it- was that re moved not only the soot but the mat and the the was not badly iurt TUB BOYS WE ALL LIKE t J 1 v i I r f f n i Oils Glass N W A R T 4 1 f it I I A- All Winter Lines AT Toronto Jobbing Bouse I v J Minns Doyle Doyle skip Watson ftcv MacKenic Cross A GROUP Rev Simpson G Rogers A Bacon Coppili skip J Vernon H Howard skip skip Jan 3 Doyle Jan Brunton Vs Howard Jan Doyle vs Jan vs Howard Jan M Howard vs Doyle Ian vs Jan Winner of Group 2 vs Winner of Group Jan 30 Winner of Group vs Winner of the above Cup Competition GROUP Rogers J Marrow skip J Vs Minns Smith A skip or MIND art has broad ex- the target panne And wherever you chance to hit it Though close be yor aim the bulls- eye fame Whatever your and whatever Its worth Ho matter how Strong or clever will sneer if you pause to hear And at your There who will never ad mit it J work along In your niche With a to nerve you nothing men Bay Who your way your pUrpOM or you The idle will flock by the temple of art For the purpose of But climb to top and do not Though they may not all he Wilcox Home people who occupy plactHln and offices do not to have any conception of the meaning of the word are often quite trie revere of being courteous or gracious not only thing the bubllc huh right to expect from employees places but It pays It pays in the friends it and an a of the company by whom you are employed It payn In your standard with the com- L Jackson Dick Watson J Weir skip Rev MacKeriie Luke Doyle skip Trusty JV Bowling A skip Jan Weir vs Feb Doyle vs Peppiatt vs Weir Feb vs Doyle Feb ft vs Feb vs Doyle Feb- Dolan vs Feb Doyle vs Feb Weir vs Feb vs Feb Winner of Group Winner of Group Feb Group vs Winner of the above GROUP A Cornell J Widdifield Hunter Cane S Barry J McCaffrey Doyle kip Rev Simpson A Bacon J Davcy W Howard J skip skip Vernon Col Dr Clark skip- Jan McCaffrey va Doyle Feb Howard vs Trivett Feb a T F Doyle vsW Howard Feb ft vs Feb vV Howard Feb Doyle vi Feb Howard vs Feb vs McCaffrey Feb 21 F Doyle vs Trivett Feb Winner of Group v Winner of Group Feb Winner of Group 2 vs Winner of the above GROUP J Hunter i itA Doyle The boy who never makes fun of old ago no matter how decrepit or unfortunate or evil it may be Tin- hoy who never cheats or is un fair In his play Cheating is con temptible anywhere and at any age His play strengthen not weak en his character The hoy who never calls anybody bad names no matter what anybody caller him He cannot throw mud and his own hands clean The boy who never cruel He has no right to even fly needlessly Cruelty is the trait of a bully kind ness is the rn of a gentleman The hoy who never lies Even lies leave Mack spots on tfr character boy who never makes fun of a companion because of a misfortune he could not help The hoy who never hesitates to saj no when asked to do a wrong thing The boy who never quarrels When your tongue unruly lock it in The hoy who never forgets that God him to be a joyous loving Joy- able helpful being I BOOHS THAT REAULY you the thing you toknof prattle you cm illustrate which will trtt upon tell all about the foi Heme that There arc popular priced operation train and work practical mechanical machine ioik- inc electrical power automobiles fas wiring and binding tending telegraphy and carpentry and architec ture concrete plumbing and heating and etc etc No matter what your ambition or desire for may be publish that will lust the training and information that you and need Write today ihli and complete and popular price Ull It Is free FREDERICK J DRAKE CO I ChletQi K Oil people it bo- sjns In cobwebs and ends in iron chains The more business a man has to do the more he is able to ac complish for he learns to economize his time Sir Matthew Male You cant judge a man by 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