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I Weeks Local Hems 31 a F S Regular meeting of the Womens connection with Methodist Church next at 3 oclock at the of Mrs Meet street- the fey child should have a Sanitary Aluminum Collapsible Drink ing Cap Sold at Hardware Expense It cost to install the sprink- fire system throughout the Spe cialty Works but pays for years the it is now the saving in itself in a few in perfect working are now 33U hands roll at the Specialty Works A Brilliant Show Those who missed the visit the Sisters in Town Hall last Tuesday night missed a rare treat A varied program of excep tional merit was presented Each of the four sisters and also their brother are musical artists The orchestra selections were- suburb The costumes and stage settings were ex ceedingly effective the best show that has for many a day The hall was hardly three parts full but everybody was delighted Prize Winners The Sanitary Closet Can be placed- in your clothes closet Guar anteed odorless Costs per year for the chemicals Sold only at Hardware Brhfiets Mr Alfred McNeil has improved his residence which is a credit to street King Plowing Match today at side of Hot Fowl Supper at on Monday and special car to gates The tearing market after the entertainment Council at Shar on Friday Two inches of snow save people warning to et ready winter We probably ave property Indian so Halloween Three constables were on duty till after midnight on Halloween but the boys got in their work of destruction all the same A gang of a dozen small boys about years of age ran up and down church street like a lot hoodlums and the sloppy condition of the road made no difference when they wished to cross to the other the street Their depreda tions consisted chiefly in tearing up front wooden walks and carrying of up of a large piec wooden walk at the Primary School is no doubt attributable to and if their names can fco secured they will be taught lesson on destruction of public and private that they soon Summer now for ten days or Miss Miss lis forget Because it is Halloween these hoys stem to think ihey can play all sorts of pranks without be ing punished The tearing up of a large stretch of wooden on Niagara street and the destruction of a lengthy piece fof fence on Main street belonging to Mr Stanley Scott shortly after the appropriate Christ small boys and it is too bad they got off Scott free on MM were well fl to the evening the church to the front seats evening were next to Huron street along property on St street a reward might lead to the conviction of the guilty and if it it would be money well spent It is t rue this hoodlum business was cheeked It is up to ttie in The authorities to get busy were taken by Christian Church The pastor will preach at both on Sunday November In Ihf morning he will deliver the fourth In the series on Christian Principles entitled Christian The most name for the followers of Cornelius The services on were well attended in was I beta and Mr Stephens Oh ltrd Correct Me by Handel splendid form In the evening the rendered in Ye Shall Dwell in the Lord and Schil lings SPEEDING Freeforall J Sidney Mack Smith To- I Fletcher George town 2 Mann Classy- Maggie Arnold SuttonL Joe Miller Hillock 2 Bessie G Soulcfi Newmarket HORSES Imported Brood mare Geo Mills Spring Colt or Filly from imported dam Geo Mills Canadian Draft Te in Harness J A Starr 2 Crake 3 J Brood mare Ferris Twoyearold entire Ira Hastings Oneyearold entire Geo Mills 2 Grant Threeyearold Crate I Hastings Twoyearold A Ferris 3 Walter Pot ter Oneyearold Wray 2 J Leonard Grant Spring colt or filly John Sinclair 2 WrrT Church Agricultural Team in harness It Livingstone Potter J Pinder Brood mare Potter D Stewart Church Three- yearold Potter Twoyearold Hastings 2 Black William Marchant One-year-old- J Pot ter 2 Church W Marchant Spring colt or Potter Brooks Adair General Purpose Team in harness Thomas 2 T J Barton Brood mare S Hastings J Thompson Geo Mills Three- learold Wilson 2 and 3 H Hast ings twoyearold 2 Hastings 3 J Black Spring colt J Barton Geo Mills fastings Judges A Join Little Mono Road Carriage Team in harness T A W P Davis Single driver Jeffrey A R Davis Extracted honey S Leon ard Davis Maple Syrup Mrs S Lloyd Davis Collection of win ter Dove of canned Mrs BREAD DAIRY PRODUCTS SPECIAL Hormmade tread Swan flour Mrs of I home baking Swan pastry flour Mrs W Breedin homemade bread Good Bread flour Mrs Dove Sponge Cake Mrs Dove Mrs J Calhoun Five rolls butter Mrs Dove Mrs Hastings Mrs Five- pound roll butter Mrs Norman firs Hastings Mrs McCut- Five pounds butter in crock- Mrs T Stephens Mrs Mrs S Hastings 10 lbs butter lb rolls Mrs Campbell Mrs Marchant I PLANTS as well to the front seats I choir did especially well all day they as an an- out on Display of potted plants aid Fuchsia S Leonard Chrysanthemum Asparagus Fern S Begonia- rex Leonard Geranium fancy color S Leonard Ger anium any other color Leonard Cut Flowers S Leonard Silk on Mrs Orme Mrs Silk on flannol Mrs- Graham Smythe Bulga rian Mrs Boyd Mrs Kersey Shad owMiss Mrs Miss Fitter Mrs Graham French Miss Mrs Mrs Boyd- Miss Mrs Miss Mo ntmellick ss Miss Fisher Eyelet Mrs Mrs Roman Miss McCutohton Mrs Smythe Applique Mrs Mrs Shirt waistMrs- Graham Miss Fisher Handkerchief initial or Miss Fis Mrs Graham Table Miss McCutcbeon Mrs Gra ham Centerpiece while Miss Fisher Mrs in colors Miss Fisher Mrs Kersey white Miss Gloves Hosiery Underwear Our Hilda Kid Gloves at are equal to any Gloves in the trade Every Pair Guaranteed Special Bargains in Ladies Suede Chamois Gloves at per Pair Out 21 Ribbed Cashmere Hose in Womens and Childrens will weaLlile iron at Womens Heavy Winter Vests Drawers in white and 25c Very low prices in Mens and Boys Underwear in Fleeced Lined and Union v m Groceries ii fi A FEW POINTERS New Raisins New Currants just ar Sugar will not go any higher Canned Vegetables will be higher In than has been known In years i- it and at We represent the Best Makers in the Shoe every pair we sell we Guarantee You run no We will protect our customers against chance in buying your shoes from us advance prices so long our We carry a large stock and supply Present stock lasts men women boys girls with We shall he pleased to call for everything in the shoe line i Grocery Order W A BRUNTON field Walter Brood Doilies in ThreeyearoldW Taws Miss Fisher Table other 2 M Brooks TwoyearoldM kindMiss Fisher Mrs Tea BOD 1 Coffey- ham TowelsMrs Graham Miss Brooks Aitchesoi Shaw on Deo in the anthems Williams of Toronto a K Willie ajid Mr Richard cases Miss Shaw Crochet table Mrs Ker- sev Miss McCutcheon Miss Fisher Miss Mrs Kersey Crochet in cotton- Miss McCutcheon Miss Fisher in silk Miss Fisher Miss Mc- fancy braid nd Zip si what you want Hand Soap known large best tin at Tie home of Mr and Mrs Clark was the scene of a very pleas ing event on Wednesday Oct when their eldest daughter Minnie was married Mr Albert Robin son Churchill The ceremony was performed at two oclock by the Rev J CleoKiils hey were attended by Miss Mabel Clark sister of the bride the and the grooms brother Only the the Immediate realatives were present on After a dainty dejeuner the happy couple left in an aut to a few with friends south On their turn they will reside in Con- We extend our hearty good Death of Co Clerk Ramsden One of best known men in municipal and magisterial ife County away suddenly Monday We refer to John A days Clerk of the County of Police Magistrate and High stable who died at his residence at Mr I Wctormack ol West Toronto from neuralgia of the heart Toronto spent I though be had not been feeling and friends our well for two or three weeks be was Miss at hit office in the County Municipal Sunday Hail last Saturday having spent Spring Brooks in harness H Proctor P matsMiss Single driver under hands Potter Boyle Hastings Brood mare ThreeyearoldW Westlake James Shaw Twoyearold Ritchie West- lake One-year-old- J Potter combinedMiss uteret Miss McManus I Fisher Point la hands Mrs laceMrs and Mills J Bell Fisher Mrs Duchess lace- SpecialsBest draft mare or geld- Mrs Mrs Batten- Canadian bred A It bur ins lace Mrs Miss Fiscr Mrs Crake Best registered Clydesdale Irish laceMiss McCufheon ted or Canadian bred- Graham sola Ferris Best spring colt or Til ly from Imported or Canadian bred dam John Sinclair Best colt by Baron Brooks Stew art Adair Best horse any color suitable for delivery purposes Mrs Pincushion Mrs Graham Miss Any other kind of sofa pillow Miss Mrs Hastings Kml five oclock tea set Mrs Miss FishcrAny other kind live oclock tea clothMiss heirBturnoiitB Whit- jMIss McCutcheon Mrs Graham driverMrs Hastings J Pillow phamsMlss Mrs Mrs A W lent TREASURES AT BOTTOM OF SACRED LAKE Ten thousand feet above the sea level in the mountains of Co lombia not far Begota lies the sacred lake of in a huge cup surrounded by hills A writer in the Review that an English engineer with the assistance of a body of natives has in the last few years succeeded in draining off all the water laying bare a deposit of mud about thirty feet in depth It is in this mud that the valuable offerings of the ancient natives to their deity are presumably lying and the beginning of trench ing work has already brought linds of a description sufficient j to prove that the odd tales of hid den treasure are not mythical There have been recovered up to now gold bowl numbers of em eralds two gold snakes a gold band golden images curiously carved stones and several articles of pottery According to the stor ies of the historians these are parts of the gifts which the in habitants of Colombia were ac customed for centuries to make in propitiation of their gods The Indians under the leadership of their chief and high priests assembled periodically on the shores of the sacred lake the chief having his body covered with gold dust There they placed their offerings of gold precious stones and household treasures on rude raft which when It was heaped up with the priceless cargo was rowed to the centre of the lake by the chief He then washed off the gold dust his body and the treasure on the rnft was tossed in to the water while the spectators danced and on the shore After the Spaniards invaded the country the natives are said to have thrown countless treasures into the lake to prevent tliern being seized by their conquerors The latter made some attempt to recover the gold but met with little success A CORSETS FALL STYLES FANCY NET BLOUSES FROM TO i THE LADIES Why should Newmarket Women look dowdy and frumpy when she can so easily secure tire fashionable lowing lines by the newest and latest corset A The La Diva Reducing Corset Model is only 275 its a corset Model 6 Garters Si A Corsets in many styles ranging from are be ing shown in Corset Department m was home over Hope land previous days at Port one the arbitrators in a pule Ih late Mr was a native York County having been born In In which place lather the milling industry Deceased was born in and was In hU year at the time of his death received bib early education in the village of and To ronto At of twenty he moved to Mount Albert in Hon York where he attained extraordin ary pieces in the business con ducting the Kremlin Saw and Grain I here he entered municipal becoming Councillor and Peete to report list Not Mrs much J on change from week Sorry the sifc last Miss of Toronto spent the holiday with her mother Miss Woodcock Mt Albert was the guest her the months over Sunday Miss is horn after spending the past three near Mt Albert A number from here attended New market Fair and report a good time Mr A Woodcock called on friends in the comer house on Sunday Mrs has moved to to spend winter with her son Mr Wm Mrs looking after her sister Mrs f for few days Miss Jessie Smart a few days with friends In Albert and eph- Miss Brooks has returned home after Spending a week with riends In Newmarket Dame somewhat idle Chltcbat is scarce Frosty OUR DIALVi and alUrwarda Warden York County property valuations on farpi- j and on all matters of business valued His ipiJomt- to the office County nrk made In and later he for combined j IKh Mr ability wm lo in other ways by tbov charged with Justice- Mr Important criminal rwtJyed bis atUntfoa and be boos rub a on land over with milk- little sufficient From time time Wipe with a dry cloth and sh the tfann will clean and irterv to secure rlfjrt of the in keep York Counties Stain may be WjWTCtf political he was a liberal with benzine nd for active in politick it dry matters York a i library wax a member of the in religion a being a of avenue His wid ow formerly Elizabeth Ann a family of ftv9 ts a follows Mrs Albert Totooto Mrs Dr Burns Hamilton Mrs Mrs 1 Paisley Pi Mr fUmrjen Of Depart meot Mr 1 exAid of If a He is at Fort wire Mr of Wt of anl were r John Alfred among of York County Council who worth the of hi sudden win be iird with tu fiti ywterdayj sfterfiooQ the tfooot Pleasant 2 Hastings Lady to harness hitch and drive horse round ring A 2 Mrs Hastings JudgesHugh Smith Claude Join Fisher Stoiiflville Dunhams -f- Riddel won and Coon 2 in Jerseys the Inner were Rev M L and In Palmer Cleared the list in Marchant won prizes las Riddel captured the red ticket for test herd In grades Cross Son won four prizes and J Riddel two Fat Steer 1st A- 2nd Son herd dairy cows W Potter and W Cot wold took ten and one Leiasler R J carried oil eleven prles and Downey two took whole Oxfords J A took the whole 11 Shropshire- Hall prizes Pen of sheep- J A PIGS won W prizes Whites Yorkshire Whites- A 7 Wilson two ft prizes W CAPITAL ALL PAID UP REST UNDIVIDED PROFITS TOTAL ASSETS oo I fian I in J D Palmer I L to BE We have fust oie fiie we to buy at a very low figure are mount ed in gold ac our figures will be found Toronto riots The Quality is Com for yottrseWi It always to Show fitW good at such low L CO and P steer of Poland China Dove ETamWOrthfl W Hawkins A Stewart Sweepstakes J A Cas well J Wilson and Palmer is POULTRY Vs won prizes Webb 20 V If Klteiy 4 Jan T W Stephens J Rev M I Wedlock Leonard If I GRAIN SEEDS T v won prizes Plunkett Palmer Bros I de Breedin I Calhoun J v ROWS A VEGETABLES Stephens J V Child Leonard Thompson I J Arney 1 J Sloan J Kitely I W I yitrjiT Applts R I J Spy J Calhoun Baldwin of A Lloyd Duchess of Oldenburg Vrn Tollman J Calhoun lien Dove J Cilhoun R Roe Mann Dave Alex andria T Stephens V Thorn p St Lawrence 2nd Palmer Bros Snow J Calhoun R Nor man Winter Pears E Rowe J Child Crab apples Dove mats Miss Mrs Wilmot Hemstitching Miss Mc I Cutcheon Mis Graham Tray cloth in Mrs Graham Miss McCnt Tray cloth in colors Mrs Willmol Miss Fisher Drawn work Mrs Miss Toilet set Miss Fisher Coronation braid work Mrs Mrs Fisher Miss McCutcheon Glove or lie case Miss Miss Fish- Sideboard Mrs Fisher Ladys handmade apron I Mrs Graham Miss Fisher Ladys fancy collars stocks Miss Fishtr Mrs Duffield Tea cose knitted or Miss Miss Fisher- Crochet babys Jacket Mrs Miss Crochet shawl Mrs Miss Crochet fascinator Mrs Miss Fisher Crochet slippers MlSfl Mc- Mrs Duffield Crochet babys bootees Miss Mrs Graham babys Mrs Knitted babys Jacket Miss Mrs Knitted slippers Miss Fisher Miss Knitted fascinat or MHs Miss Fisher Knitted Miss McCutcheon Mrs Knitted boo to Mrs Graham Miss Darning on socks or stockings Mi Mis Handmade ladys underwear Miss McCutcheon Miss Fisher ladys under wear Miss Fisher Miss Handknit silk Miss silk Stockings Miss Miss Mrs bedspread Mrs bedspread Miss Shaw Mrs Kersey Embroidered bedspread Mrs Kersey Cot ten pieced quilt Mrs Kersey Mr pieced quilt Mhs Fancy silk guilt Mra Boyd Mr Keriy Fancy any other material Mr Hastings Woollens Homemade flan nelMr Kersey MIrb Tolten Home made yarn Mr y handWilt woollen socks fine Ml McCutcheon Miss Fisher Handknit woollen socks coarse MIB Tolton Mrs Graham Hand- knit woollen stock Gents fine Mra Keney Cents coarse Mm Kersey Ladys plain mitts Mrs Ladys fancy Mrs Graham Hooked rug Mr Mica Tolton FINE ARTS painting won prizes Mra Or roe Mrs I Mrs Graham Mrs Milton one day week was burglarized Live Stock Market In Toronto this week exporters Isold from 1565 to per test butchers common to medium butchers to best cows to common to me dium cows to export bulls W25 to feeders to 45 to Milkers and springers to each calves to I7fi and heavy rough Calves from 250 to Lambs sold from to CO ami sheep from to remain at on cars In Toronto quoted at country points ranches at all Important in Canada and ln London New York Chicago Spokane Mexico and Newfoundland Every description of a Banking ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS Former customers of the Ontario Dank Branch will be acoommoAala heretofore NEWMARKET BRANCH CO Manager I 1 We Wonder How Any Woman Can Get Without GOLD DUST I Newmarket Markets Fall Wheat per hush Oats per Barley per bush Peas per bush Dran per ton Shorts per ton Hay per ton Eggs do per lb Potatoes bag Chickens per lb Nov 0 0 27 15 0 2R0 lSrO Toronto Markets Not 2 1911 Fall Wheat per bush 50 Oats Barley Wheat per u t Wheat per 0 t per bush per bush I per 0 Rye per Hay per ton 022 per do per It Potatoes per ha I Chickens per lb 0 She wouldnt try to if she but knew count- less uses and time and laborsaving aid Theres nothing about the house from cellar to attic that GOLD DUST will not clean and do it better and quicker than or any new fangled cleanser GOLD DUST does not give a mere touch-and- cleansing but makes for thorough through- cleanliness everywhere Because of its superior sterilizing power no trace of impurity can linger in its wake GOLD DUST is economical too a little so far does much Try GOLD DUST for all household cleaning and see how much time and hard work you save youtsclf GOLD DUST It told Bo tire and large pack age The large package offer greater economy Jit GOLD DUST do your work Made by THE K FAIRBANK COMPANY Montreal Makers FAIRY SOAP the oval take w Berlin Wools Cents Ladies 1 Lot Trimmed Millinery 1 Lot 100 Ladies Felt Hats Lot Cents Y th have rented and are opening to public a 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