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KB f fevv Y ri ONT ft i vV a- 1 srj Robertson liter Notary Public o Loan on good Security ft DONE aolloltoro notaries Toronto Hank Bulltftillr and Snider J McDonald corner and Toronto Building over Will ho in Frank Duncan MWlAniTODA rJowmarkot W Corner Main and Newmarket- Gradual In Medicine of Toronto also Ww of Physicians of Surgeons Former clinical Hyp Hospital ami Nose and Throat Wfi tor of England foiled supplied Telephone J Regular Monthly Mooting of Womens Christian -Torn- Union will bo hold on Tuesday 2nd of October In I ho homo of Mrs on Huron St commencing at 3 pm A full attendance Is requested Press Hunt I i Poultry is getting its up for brooding chickens At Toronto Fair Mr Ah won prizes Mr won and Mr Waller Stephens several At Ottawa Mr Iluleo won for chickens and for He also won prizes for ducks at Toronto The Newmarket Poultry Show is raising the standard In this vicinity and the Directors expect to have a better Show than ever the coining Winter Membership tickets are now on sale and those who are Interested in Poultry should select I oil birds and got hem into shape for ho fair i I I iap Hours- AMD jeweller Adjoining Park Avenue Now Post Offioo GEE PAINTER AND PAPER Ave 2nd bouse from Queen St Newmarket Phone PO Hex 401 A Teacher of Piano Voice and n Dealer in all kinds of Mu sical Instruments and Repairs Piano Tuning Agent for Columbia and accords Complete Slock I Prompt fiervlcol Good congregations last Sun day and splendid sermons by the Pastor Tim music too was good Including solos by Miss Mo- and Mr It Manning Sunday will ho Childrens Day The School will meet at 10 ami pass into the Auditori um In a body occupying the front seats fro The Pastors address win no to the children with something also for the adults Holly Day Service in the Sun day School at with addresses special music led by Orches tra and selections by the Primary Special address to Young Peo ple at the evening service tell you Of ft hud cof fering fcroin back congestion of I tried now called Which hex covered Dr of and 1 i I In 1 yon have no doubt heard for This acted upon me I have any helpful la rUoh In of each a remedy give it a Signed H Folks In town and adjoining are of Dr Is head of the Invalids Hotel fiuaoioAL in Buffalo who the day with a back- echo lego on heed out day began they were In and out of bed I dozen times at night appreciating and now strength they obtained from Dr Pierces Anuria Tablets To prove hat this Is a certain acid and conquers headache kidney and bladder diseases and rheumatism If never Aiiurlo cut Ms out and send ten cents to Doctor Fierce for a largo This will prove that Is thirty- times moro active than jlthia eliminating acid and tho perfect kidney and bladder cor rector If yon arc a go to your druggist and for a 0ccnt box of Anuno You run no for Dr Pierces good name stands behind this wonderful new as It has for past half century for his Golden Medical Discovery which makes blood pure his Favorite for weak women and Plewant Pellets for liver Ills letter to op mouth yohk Lyhan Issuer of Marriage Licenses Era Office Newmarket Offico Private issued at private re sidence if desired NEWMARKET Dad Fall On Thursday afternoon of last Week Mr J Post master Newmarket was so un fortunate as lo fall off the ve randa his residence sustaining a broken collarbone and two rib was sitting in a heavy chair and was nearer the edge of the floor than be expected lie only fell foot hut owing to bis position be was unable to save himself and the chair fell on lop of him Ills improvement is very slow as ho is suffering a great deal Mr seeniH to bo singularly unfortun ate Some years ago he had his leg broken which laid him up for month His wife is only jusv recovering from a severe shock and broken bones the result of fall Much sympathy is express ed for Iho family Weed Trust to E Coin Buffalo My daughter Is herewith was troubled In back end every month and would bo Co that It would ecim In- of read your advertisement In and Voeo- table Compound It highly Has been relieved of all thcao pains by Its All mothers should know of this remedy and all young girls who suffer should try It Mrs Matilda High St Young women who troubled with or irregular periods icadache drogglngdown or Indigestion take Compound Thousands been re stored to health by this root and herb remedy If you know of any young wo man who sick and needs help ful advice her to to tho Medicine Co Only women will her letter and bo In Twelve Blooms Marjorle S8No3 Fern COLLECTION OF WEEDS 1 Rhea Barker 8SNo3 i Williamson Ifeavyick OF WEED SEEDS 1 Irene Ml Pleasant York SSNo5 Rhea Barker Bernard Davidson COLLECTION OF INSECTS Madeline SSNo2 Erie Elliott 3 Draper It v it J fl WINNERS IN NORTH TOWNSHIP SCHOOL FAIR LATEST IN Monuments and Head Stones Gall before ordering elsewhere CUT 8TONE I Kept in Slock and Made to Order NORTH YORK MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS Designs In Monuments and Headstones All Kinds of Cemetery Work PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO and see us beore buying elsewhere All kinds of Building Stones Cut to Order Memorial Tablets for kept In btaler Importer of Foreign and Dotaestio MARBLES Phone Box St Newmarket GOltHAt1 liT New Is the Time to Plant inter fiu Where you off your tfcily Peas or Potatoes YOUU owu and 9 builnu the Pull and PiitaUli ti Are at North Boy on The Board met at offico the Secretary last Friday Present M J Wedlock Chairman and Messrs Wat son Hull and Jackson The Treasurer presented the Financial Statement of school for the year and slated thai he hud not yet received any notifica tion as to what sum would bo from the Provincial Gov ernment and therefore was un able to make a correct estimate of what would lie required from the Town Council Owing to ho cost of institut ing and maintaining the Night School last winter entailing an extra expenditure of live or six hundred dollars it was deemed necessary to ask the Town Coun cil lo levy the Hum of for current expenses This sum may not be sufficient to meet all liabilities as it depends on the amount of the Provincial Grant received The account of Mr Francis for for Examination Station ery was ordered to be paid A discussion took place on question of resuming the Even ing Classes during coming winter The following were appointed an Advisory Committee to ex amine into the whole question in the light of our past experience and if consider it advisable to continue Evening Classes they were given power lo make necessary arrangements to car ry them on and report Board Rev Wedlock and Messrs C Wdidilleld Jackson Watson Fred Doyle Cane and J Harvey Mr reported that Supply Committee bad found it necessary to purchase new blinds for some of the rooms Also all six typewriters were badly in need of repairs One had been re paired a cost of and the other five would cost question of exchanging them for new machines at a cost of was discussed but it finally decided to them re paired Tbo action of the Supply Com mittee in purchasing a Sectional BookCase for of Teachers and a case of Ornithological Spe cimens for was confirmed The thanks of Board wore tendered to Mr Jos for two Natural History Specimens presented to the also to Dr Russell of Buffalo a former resident of this Town for his handsome gift on behalf of his son of a pic- lure of the First Railway Train in America known as ho Clinton Train Mr Clinton being a greatgrandfather of Dr Russells son Board adjourned at pm morning to Pii Dear Sir A Federal Flection now ap pears inevitable and since the ef forts form a union Government have failerl it would seem thai the contest is lo be almost straight upon party lines The lack of unanimity in the Liberal ranks in regard to tho attitude to ho adopted toward conscription has made the position of the parly somewhat difficult Ev erywhere throughout Canada ore many Liberals who will bo satisfied with nothing loss than the prompt and efficient enforcement of the vice Act I am quoting from the resolution passed by the Lib erals of Fast in their Convention held on Sept 1 Wherever there is a contest be tween a Conservative Candidate and a Liberal Candidate who is not pledged loathe support of the Military Service Act will undoubtedly bo many Liberals who will be in an exceedingly painful position thoy must either not cast their vote or cast it for a Conservative Candidate because they cannot conscienti ously vote for a representative who gives no pledge as lo bis at titude toward the enforcement of the Military Service There is another unfortunate feature of this Flection whore Conservative candidates are put in the field pledged lo conscription and Liberal Candidates enter it un pledged that is opening for the disloyalty cry which will be burled at the Liberal party am not intimating for a moment that the Liberal parly deserves the reproach because believe thai there is just large a pro portion of Liberals who are heart and soul behind the Military Ser vice Act as there is of Conserva tives What I do mean is thai in any riding where the Liberal can didate is entered unpledged full will he made by Conserva tive campaigners of thai opening to hurl bitter recriminations and lo sling mud al the Liberal parly on the disloyalty and party ism on the other hand Liberal Candidates Jinler he field under a pledge to sup port the Military Service Act the issue between the two parties is no longer thai of conscription as against anilconscription the issue then becomes the record of present Borden Government with its throe years of hesitation and in prosecuting war measures its domination by the Rogers faction its al most unparalleled record of graft and maladministration of public affairs against the promise of a new and clean administration at the hands of the Liberal Par ty with probably the hope of a National Government in new Parliament arranged the Lib eral leaders As throughout bo country the hope of a Union Government Is dead so in the riding of North York the hope of a Union WintheWar Candidate is over The Conservative parly have al ready given he sitting member a parly nomination at a parly meeting at which harsh things wore eaid of the Liberal party and ho man who for many years has led the party The contest must now bo a parly fight many Liberal Electors in ho riding looking anxiously lo those lead ing Liberals of North York In whose hands will lio bo soleo- lion of the parly candidate and are hoping above things bat bo candidalo who is nominated lo represent the interests of Liberal parly in bis riding will bo willing to pledge himself to immediate and unqualified sup port of ho Service Act This is assuredly ho hope of writer who most earnest ly an opportunity to cast a vote for a Conscriptionisl Liberal can didate LifeLong Liberal of York J I fit SSNoi A Jersey 7 Jersey POULTRY Cocker I 1 Morton Winch Gordon Green y Nelson Draper Mary Terry Murray Pullet 1 Mary Terry Draper Gordon Green Lauretta Winch Morton Winch Emanuel Nelson No One quart 1 Joo Johnston Stiles Sheaf Frank Kay Joe 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