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F JflJl la 250 to 2500 i rtd are Right Here to make Good OUR GUARANTEE WATSONS Jewelry Paper sent of North York unlets paid in advance per annum in not 240 to States in advance only Graduate Optlolan JACKSON Editor and Proprietor m NEWMARKET ONT A Y A S H VOL No Single Copies AC HARD BEACH REGATTA I Beautifulweather last Mon- under Ella Lumbers Louise day contributed to Ihe tncenL success of the seventh an- Canoe mixed years J nual Regatta at Orchard Beach and under Art Irvine and Eileen The Sports commenced at Graham Bob Wilson and Ella and the children were all on hand Lumbers Frank Irvine education in time to receive the horns Gardner horsefiddles ana other Double Canoe mixed years menIs to make a great racket and under Frank Irvine and which they made good use of and Louise Gardner Eileen Graham were extremely happy The pro- and Jack Eastwood Frank East- gram was carried through on lime wood and Jean Robertson Single Canoe boys IS Arthur Irvine Ted Bert ram Jack Single Canoe girls years and under Eileen Graham- Louise Bertram Louise Gardner How Stephen right Won dot HARDWARE A T O ACCESSOR BANK Of MO J ESTABLISHED Save Regularly Put in the Bank what you can spare comfortably but save that amount regularly weekly or monthly Small regular savings left in the Bank eventually into large amounts Savings Accounts may be opened with Bank of Montreal in amounts of 1 and upward MONTREAL C G Ross Manager Newmarket Branch SOUTH END LUMBER YARD Fresh Car Just Arrived W PEARSON Cor Church and Carters Giles John Murphy NOT Dont hold your sales notes until they mature Any Branch of this Bank will advance you money on them If you prefer place your sales notes with us and we will collect them when due and credit your account Newmarket Branch Aurora Branch OF CANADA Reynolds Manager A O Murray Manager pi to go to the Country on Hi ur call up Bu ss TOY and all the events were well con tested amusement afforded the spectators numbering between four and five hundred people in the morning by an event not on the program the ducking of some young people who were shoved off the wharf not by accident but by design In the afternoon fully people lined the shore and watch ed the sports which continued all the afternoon till after six oclock it being an ideal day The aquatic sports were keenly contested throughout the ma jority of events having five con testants The tilting which I was the closing event aroused Silas Martin was fond of- boasting that llfere had been no frills on his By dint of thrift and In dustry he had become the owner of I a great machine shop and was wealthy man but alt the knowledge of- books lie possessed had been acquired In a little red schoolhouse on- top of a bleak New England He had come to believe that experience was the best teacher ami held a poor opinion of a practical business career Accordingly when Stephen Wright a Harvard graduate stepped into Mr Martins office one morning and plied for a position in the received coldly by the great man Single Stiff boys years and Stephen was in faultless attire under Clarence Happy Jack light colored tie and fancy vest with Strong Frank Irvine Single Skiff girls It yearsand under Gladys Hunt son Hamilton Single Skiff boys H years and under Jack Strong Bob Wilson Willie Swimming boys years and underFrank Eastwood Jack Varey Carman Swimming years and the greatest interest There under Elizabeth Thel- were four canoes striving for the ma Dillon mastery and the struggle con- Double Skiff mixed years for more than minutes anu Clarence Rapp and An exciting event not the program was a race between two canoes each occupied by four men with paddles Of course Gladys Hunt Irvine and Eileen Graham Strong and Hamilton Swimming years and an upset was the inevitable pro- under Eileen Graham Ella ducing much laughter There Lumbers Elizabeth Winters were also several upsets during Gardner the canoe races but fortunately Swimming years and no serious results under Waller fupp Frank About people congregated on the lawn at in the evening to take in the Concert A delightful program was pre sented Mr C Winters Presi dent of the Orchard Beach As- Swimming boys years and under Art Irvine Bob Wilson Wei lie Waller Swimming girls years and under Frances Bale Gladys acting as chairman and lunt Miss Dunlop as pianist The Swimming hoys years and most prominent contributor Harold the program was Mr Alfred David I Robertson Art Irvine of Toronto loader of the Imperial Swimming girls years and under Frances Bale Margare ipcnal Concert Co He was received with much applause and was ably assisted by Mrs With row Mrs David Miss Irene Yokes and Miss Muriel all vocal soloists of Toronto One of mondfl pieces The Red Canoe was well rendered by Miss stance Kay of Toronto Several I Graham Tub girls and boys Herbert out the woi Winters Jack Strong Austin thought of Hamilton Single Canoe girls 16 years and under Elsie Irvine Isabell erai selections of music were given by the Misses Johnston of Toronto which were greatly ap plauded but the item on the program was the fancy fiance by the little Sisters of Toronto The closing item previous to the distribution of prizes won at the Regatta was a inspiring patriotic address by Rev McNeil of Toronto who on the 5th anniversary of the declaration of War by Great Britain referred in glowing terms to the success of the Allies and the pari played by the Canadians He hoped that in the days of reconstruction which presented even greater problems than Ihe War the people of boys years and under Gordon Hay Double Canoe mixed years and under Gordon and I umbers nay Carhartt and Margaret Graham Skiff mixed years and under lack Strong and Hamilton Frank Irvine Louise Gardner Single years and under Margaret Graham Elsie Irvine Single Skiff hoys years and under Hay Herbert Winters Double Skiff mixed 16 years and under Hay and Margaret Graham Herbert Win ters and Gladys Hunt would still unite in making Single Skiff ladies open lo this Country so favorably I Beach Caroline Grant and blessed by Providence phone make you Comfortable In a COVERED CARRIAGE OR AUTO Prompt Charge BOYD Prop Promptly greatest country in the World Cant McNeil spoke for about half an hour and was frequently ap plauded A collection was taken up for soldiers at Newmarket Mili tary Hospital which amounted to This will be placed in the hands of Hod Cross in Newmarket lo be ex pended according to their judici ous judgment A vote of thanks was moved by Mr J Yokes to the enter tainers at the Concert and to all those who had contributed to make the Regatta such an un qualified success This was seconded by Mr I Jackson on behalf of soldiers At close of Concert a dance took place oh the spacious verandah of which was continued till a late hour Following is jjnj t Prize Winners Running Races Boys years and under Hod Jas Don Robertson Running Races girls years and under- Margaret Maxwell Margaret Margaret Running Races boys years and under Frank Maxwell Ross Dillon Rami Running Races girls years and under Margaret Nichols Marion Illuming Races boys years and under Harry Frank Eastwood Jack Varey Running girls years and under Dillon Heale Jean Holierlsoii Running Races years and under Clarence Harry Frank Fletcher Running Races girls years and under Louise Ella Lumbers Louise Gardner Running Races boys years and under Harry Hewlett Clarence Bob Wilson Single Canon men open Orchard Geo Gilroy Single Canoe ladies lo Orchard Beach Gladys Rail Marion Long i men open Or chard Reach Clare Hill Single Skiff girls years and under Caroline Long Single Skiff boys years and under Rupert Hal four Clare girls 18 years and under Marion Long Caroline Grant Single Canoe boys 18 years and under Geo Gilroy Rupert Hal- four Crab Race open Orchard Beach Rupert Gordon J Crab Race girls- Gladys Rail Gardner Ladies Swimming open to Or chard Roach Marlon Long Mar garet Thompson Tilling open to Orchard Reach Waller Wright and Gordon Clare and Campbell Tyc FALL FAIRS i 21 Oct11 A Sept 10- 10 J Newmarket Sept 26 Schornborg Oct A Toronto Auk 11 Judge Madden lust weak found of Lennox and of not keeping the read In paying Running Races lrls years am under Frances Bate Lorna I Grace they bad to pay more for Single Canoe yearsand contempt of eourt In refusing under Jack Maxwell Walter nuisance Single Canoe girls years Era to Absent the Ink i- kid gloves on his hands and a bright carnation In his buttonhole A smile curled the Up of the ma chine shop magnateas he looked the young man over do you want to do he In quired Learn business from top to bottom was the reply Most boys go at it the Other way and learn it from the bot tom to the top if they learn It all remarked the older man sarcastically Very well I am ready to begin at the bottom Do you know where bottom is In this establishment Why no in fad I had not even thought- Well I will tell you young man It is down In the furnace where the temperature Is and the men stripped to their waists are throwing great chunks of black coal Into the firebox while the sweat runs In dirty streams down their backs Til begin there said the young man pressing his lips together and squaring his broad athletic shoulders You wilt eh exclaimed the older man looking keenly at his visitor I Well Ill notify the foreman to j lake you on You had better go out and buy a pair of and a jumper although 1 am afraid you will not work long enough to make the I money pay for TJiank you said Stephen politely and left the office The old man as he was commonly known through- works chuckled at the c transformation which one day in the furnace pit would make in the- appearance of the fastidious college graduate The young fellows determination however had appealed to him and he notified his foreman to keep eye on the new man and If he stuck to his task In the furnace pit for a week to put him In the main shop and see what there was In him Three or four days after he happen ed to think of young Wright and de cided to know how he was getting along for something about the young man interested him In spile of his appearance Oping into the works proprietor climbed down Into the furnace room Looking along the line of Blockers he saw Stephen Wright was not among them The shop own er smiled disdainfully Just as l expected he muttered There Is nothing In these college fellows On his way back to the office lie met the foreman That young fel low I sent down the day he remarked didnt last long I sec Oh yes replied the foreman He stuck to his work all right hut every noon he was around the ma chinery asking questions of the men wtio ate their dinners here and show ing ho much Interest that I decided to bring hint in from the pit right away He Is too smart a boy to be handling coal Rather queer chap fussy about his clothes and all that but he has the making of a machinist In him Humph Was extent of the employers comment as tie walked very thoughtfully back to his desk A year passed Mr Martin soon forgot about Stephen- Wright He hod other and much more Important mai lers engage his mind His business was going badly He had suffered several severe loss es and was worried about Hie future An exceptionally large contract for mill machinery was about to be let lie had expected confidently secure contract without difficulty and had anticipated making a large profit Through certain business channels however he hud Just learned that a I rival firm was planning enter a much tower bid than he could Hardy make and he was going over his fig ures for Ihe fifth time one iiuinifng striving to discover some Item which could be cut when the foreman ap peared at the door The man hesitat ed before making the errand known then said finally I do not know that I ought bother you with mai ler but one of men In works has Invented a device to he used In connection with manufacture of mill machinery which he claims win reduce Ihe cost Here Hie plans and specifications drawn I haw beep over them far as I see what he proposed to do Is entirely pnirllriil Mr Martin hail listened to em ployees statement the closest attention anil had almost snatched the papers from bin hand as he finished It was the rye practical machinist which blip sheits and took hi tall of the drawings That Mr Martin found satisfaction In what he saw was evidenced from the which play ed about his and the indications of suppressed excitement which Ills man ner betrayed- Suddenly lie turned to the foreman who had been watching him with surprised Interest Send here he command ed who made these drawings 1 want to talk to The hurried away and the manufacturer again bent over the papers He chuckled while he read ami he finished the last sheet for the second lime lie brought his down on the dcBk with a bang which bottle rattle Ill get that contract he and looked up to see Stephen Wright very quietly watching him an amused smile uponhls smoothly shaven face The young man rooked neat and trim in spite of the and Jumper he wore What do want demanded Mr Martin impatiently The foreman said you wished to see me sir was the quiet reply Wished to see you- thundered the man at the desk What does ha mean by that The person I want to see Just at present fs the man who originated this device and drew these plans I am the mn sir was Stephens reply What is that you say demanded older man half rising from his chair Is this your work Well well my boy I shall have to admit that I misjudged you You are a genius all and I am a crusty old man who cannot realize that the new generation may be just as smart as their fathers if they do not have quite the same way of looking at things But how did you hit upon this Idea Well sir said Stephen well pleased at the thrn affaire had taken I always have had a love for ma chinery I shaped my whole college course with the Idea of learning every thing possible about mechanics In a historical and practical way This Idea came to me soon aft er I entered the shop but I have been months in developing and working out the details Well well the owner of the works again I did not make a mistake that time After all how ever It may have been a good thing for you lo begin at the bottom Now wilt you allow me to buy or lease the device I appreciate your kindness my hoy and I will tell you frankly this means a great deal more to me Just at this particular moment than at any other time for It will result in making It possible for me to secure one of biggest contracts which has come to these works for years I will send for a lawyer and have papers drawn up which will fully protect you in this matter The old man hesitated a moment Then he turned placed his hand on the shoulder of the young machinist and added When you go back Into the works It will be as assistant superin tendent Star Monthly Era Aug 13th 184 Mr C contri butes a poem on the death of Mrs Dr Montgomery The total levy of the County for County purposes does not reach The steam tug Isabella owned by Messrs Anderson and Sdules was launched at Keswiok on the uH A large crowd as sembled at witness the proceed ings The footrace between William Bingham and Jonathan Rogers took place last Saturday Bing ham winning by yards Another footrace took place on Monday evening between John and W A Jr and was won the former The steam mill and shingle factory east of Quconsvillc be longing Cane Esq reeve of East was burnt to the ground on Tuesday noon The loss was No in surance One of his sons nar rowly esoaped from burnt to death An alarm has been attached to the town bell to be used in of fire Sutton beat Holland Landing at cricket on the 3rd Inst by wickets Died At North July Geo Atkinson aged years It J i i BL lift lias he PREACHER NOT AN EMPLOYEE Referring to the dispute be tween Rev Salem Bland and the official Hoard of the Broad way Tabernacle Toronto Hey Dr S General of he Methodist Church stated yesterday that a Methodist minister was not an employee of ins Church Board subjectto preach as they direct The- minister is called preach righteousness and jus- lice said Dr The Board of Management provides the means whereby the pastor may live and carry on his work but it has no right to dictato in any way what pastor shall preach The board attends to he affairs of the church The members are also within their rights in discussing the preaching of the minister and he should listen to what they have to say but they cannot control him Ha is to preach according to his own conscience and ac cording to what ho feels to be right within general lines laid down by the Church itself That was not her really truly name- but just a pet nnme that those who knew her best used call her Father called her Sunshine because when she ran meet as he came home at night she was always laughing and happy and had nice to tell him Mother called her Sunshine because she al ways loved to help and would keep baby happy as long as mother wished her to care for her Her teacher called her Sunshine because she tried to do what her teacher wished her Then she loved help the other children She would show the little strangers where to put their coals and hats pails and help them got with the children WHITEN AND BEAUTIFY THE Make this beauty lotion for yourfaoo nook arms and hands At the cost of small jar of ordinary cold cream one can pre pare a full quarter pint of the most wonderful lemon skin soft ener and complexion by squeezing the juice of two fresh lemons into a bottle con taining three ounces of orchard white Care should be token to strain the through a cloth so no lemon pulp gels in then Ibis lotion wilt keep fresh for months Every woman knows lemon Is used to bleach and remove such blemishes- as freckles sallowness and tan and Is the Ideal skin whllcncr and Just try It I Get three ounces of orchard white at any drug store and two lomons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant lem on lotion massage It dally Into the faco neck arms and hands Is marvellous to smoothen rough red hands ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO- TORONTO Miss Fred in her yenr KEEP TO YOURSELF YOUR AN NOYANCES I not talk about your if the weather Is loo hoi Tor your taste think or some thing else but you cannot think of something as long as you are burping upon the weather Some wellmeaning make themselves unpleasant companions by about Ihe things thai They take a little and when they reach their heir friend has to hear now- late train was and how disobliging the porter showed himself and what disagreeable people occupied opposite Wherever they go they carry with them a depressing atmosphere- is not worth while lo pass these annoyances on to our neighbors The sensible thing is forget them as speedily as possible and keep our friends from e kno them- Children fOR FLETCHERS J A T A to flboent Prom Era Aug 1884 Miss Annie Simpson is home from Toronto and is spending her vacation with her mother Mrs Simpson Mrs A Ron has been visiting in Miss I Walker of is spending a few weeks with Forsyth Mr and Mrs Truman of Au rora visited over Sunday at Mr Urquharts Miss Minnie Smith of Toronto is visiting her aunty Mrs at Miss Rachel Scarlet of Toronto is spending holidays with Mrs Mr A Watson is the breezes of Lake and for a few days Messrs Jack Montgomery and J wheeled to the Brim- son Camp on Sun day Mr and Mrs Ross spent Sunday with Dr and Mrs Camp- Hell who ore camping at Lake Mr wife and daugh ter of Now York Oily visiliig his parents Holland Landing Messrs A J Hodge Hughes Bert Lloyd Lloyd Dunn Miss and Miss Dunn wheeled to Lake last Sunday Mr wife and daughter of Toronto spent Sun day with his sister Mrs Rogers Rev A M rod In and family of Manistee Michigan visited rela tives in town on Wednesday North York District Council H of T mot in Newmarket last Friday Newmarket beat Bradford at cricket on the grounds here last Thursday Messrs Frank Slew- art and T made the biggest scores for the homo team The Firemens Excursion to Falls last Wednesday was fairly well attended New market Band accompanied them Tomb At Sharon Aug 2nd Mark in his fifllh At Toronto Aug Annie Wilson niece of Mrs Saxon aged years At Aug Mabel rily daughter of Henry Warren worn fr i i Krri i fe AS i 9- i fcfct sC JV1 iciikSSS ji Mm