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LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES ON BUlLblNQ HABDWAIW PAINTS VAHNI8HE8 CONSIDERING QUALITY BELIEVE WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY BINNS HARDWARE Newmarket Collecting Sale Notes If you have any farm sale for collection you are Invited to utilize this Banks collection service will be glad to attend to details of collection for you when they fall duo and deposit the money to your credit IMPERIAL BANK NEWMARKET BRANCH AURORA BRANCH Off Mmser Muii SOUTH END LUMBER YARD Scrantoneoal CEMENT BIRCH Red and White LUMBER LATH W PEARSON peoplo attended ho Lennox pic nic at Island Grove on Monday Luckily the did not interfere with- proceedings until after all ho speeches had made but a postponement of the overi- program rendered jie- for Wild and prolonged cheering greeted lie introduction of Mr who was presented with of flowers Miss Orchard Beach Regatta did a happy thought that tlio loud in Willi the Annual Re gatta at Orchard from Monday morning the previous Saturday afternoon ami also llio roadway to beauti ful howling green and urroundings at Orchard children were out in full fore am he In numbers lie balloon race was ex ceptionally interesting about eriiug the contest At conclusion of the pro he child icy marched pat yonc received mostlyloy India file and as judges Swimming race he under Don Bromley Pat Eastwood the fail girls and j- Muriel by uj donor a fatherly kiss After paying a compliment to Mr Lennox for his enterprise ir the picnic every year Mr went on to recall that exactly a ago hat tlio Dominion of Canada at nation within the Em was carried into the abyss The horrors of the four 50 Years Ago August 14- 1871 ic new boll for Church arrived and lbs It cost Richmond defeated New market here yesterday at la- were summer term Central School cm Monday Thirty- three dollar in by the town for special licenses at circus Died At Sharon Aug Anna Maria wife of John Wood cock of the Mansion House it her year A list of letters remaining a the Newmarket Post Office August are advertised in Years Ago From Era Au Miss visited friends in Tottenham last week Mr and Mrs Willis of Toronto are visiting at P Mannings Ida Howard her Miss is visiting in Aurora and Miss Edna in Hamilton Miss Mabel of Aurora Miss Davison for a couple John Warren wheeled to To- to see his brother Joe MrsHutl of Montreal aunt spent a week Muriel Campbell Al Owen Mcintosh Single Canoe girls and Verna Marion Race A ami i ider J Muriel Campbell 2 Al Owen Audrey Swimming Race boys and wounds of the Reciting th which followed he declared terrible lo recall Al- w had passed the lie beginning of task of re- a basis of prosperity Ibc shattered Do- but the recovery hat low una lho country was still under and bearing the THE WM CAKE SONS CO 1MB UKin M Lumber Lath Shingles Posts Etc the prizes were distributed to the following winners Race and under 1 Mel Alex tinier Veiny Phyllis Race boys and under I die Rapp Charlie Gibson polls Kent Race boys 10 and Donald Robertson 2 Raymond mommy Carl Brown Race girls and under Owens 3 Race boys and under 1 Jack Nichols 3 Ronald Alexander Race girls and under Rapp Kent 3 Audrey Campbell Dick Brow Race girls and under Verna Marion Beall 3 Margaret Maxwell Ballon Race for ladies 1 Miss Pauline Mrs Bromley Miss Gladys Carr Race I Frank Maxwell Eddie 3 Donald Strong under Don Robertson 2 John Sinclair Don Mcintosh Swimming Race girls and under I Marlon Muriel Campbell 3 Rapp Swimming Race boys and under Frank Maxwell Har old a Donald Strong Swimming Race girls and underI Frank Eastwood J Eastwood Frank Maxwell War men Foresi Harold Forester Herb Winter Dill Winters Jack Strong King Wilfred Brown Claire Wallace Wright Jack Maxwell Boh WUson Clarence Harry Clarence Johnston Au Dougail Tom Sands Whit Burl i lold Ward Single Skiff girls and dor Elizabeth Winters conditions and which led to the of the Government which had guided he Dominion through dark war days Mr Boers Sash Flooring and Moulding Turning Sawing Dressing Etc ThflWm Sons Co Factory Yards Huron St Newmarket ONE CAR JUST ARRIVED ALL LINES OF Jean Obstacle Canoe Herbert Winle Inward Sharpe mixed and irler 1 Jean Robertson and J Maxwell Q Elizabeth and Carl Louise Gardiner Frank Eastwood Gunwale Canoe men Rupert Balfour Tom Smyth 3 Burt Double mixed and under 1 Jean Robertson and J Maxwell Elizabeth Winters 3 Louise Gardiner and Frank East- Single Canoe ladies Marion Long fsobel 3 Gladys Other speakers were J P P Southeast To ronto Ireland P P Government Whip W A Boys P Dominion Whip Hon George Hen- A Hon III Earl How ami J A west of Milton if a fatal level crossing accident this evening A Tcrrill aged thirtythree agent of the Sun Life Company of Milton with his fa lifer aged instantly killed when their auto mobile was struck by the east passenger train bound C due here at Oliver who witnessed and couple of Mrs John Dauiso Fred are weeks at Miss A and Miss Man ning spent Sunday at Miss Louie Richardson and Miss Maggie Cleland spent ho past week Orchard Beach Mr and Mrs ronto and Mr and M Hon visited in Mrs at Barry is visiting Mr Albert Anderson of Toron to spent a couple of weeks witl lewmarket and Mr Samuel and l J P Hunter of Toronto spent over the civic holiday with brother Mr J Mr Clerk of Peace of Jared Irwin of New- gone on a trip lo and all hailed T I the logical opponent for Prem ising in North York at the next General election Baseball lacrosse swimming in addition lo Ibe at TORONTO EXHIBITION NOTES that percent Duck Race men open Burt Greasy Pole men open Forrester 2 Claire 3 Jack Eastwood War Canoe men Jack Day Frank Day Waller Wright old Robertson Jack Strong stiff breeze and consequently Claire Will Brown Herb Was loo rough carry out Winters the Regatta program By War Canoe ladies 1 Louise quieting down and Gardiner Helen Jean iNrjp be hi on llizabeMt Winters The committee decided ibel Merle Hammond fo pull off the swimming races Gladys Marion Long and a fine spirit was at manifested various events being keenly contested but a and 30 the crowd began as semble again and another dart was made at the program By 2 oclock nearly people had gathered and fhe Regatta proved to he the most Interesting ever hold The largo number of young men and young ladies that entered info the sport showed a growing interest in this annual For instance here 9 goodsized young i nth IE SPRUCE and FIR ORDER YQUR GUM vldch added to the the spectators race men- were 9 In canoe race for lad start and three Walking the great laugh mall boy The Concert The weather cleared np and had a delightful evening About people gathered on Idle and he was good The local was excellent Mr Edward Morgan is always ere being to io03 upset pole the ly two dozen after this prize Another event that the enjoyed was chase that the hit of every number was a delight he collection amounted lo Following the concert as continued lilt midnight he Regatta of goes dow record as an unqualified MANY HEN WANTED be from the United Stales means if the prediction that the means if the that attendance will reach is realized that at least United will witness the Annual Worlds Fair in 1924 he Federation of British In dustries which organized the Made in Great Britain display to be at the Canadian Exhibition this year re British establishments with a apitalization of twentyfive bil lion dollars It ramifies to all of the world and has repre sentatives of different all over different lines of French products are to be show in the Internationa Building exquisite specimens of the jewel lers craft Tbore will be a school of post masters and postmistresses in the International Building at the Canadian National Exhibition conducted by the Postal authori ties under instructions from Hon Charles Murphy A PostmasterGeneral The find mueli to interest hem in this exhibit Dr of the Choir will again conduct tin Chorus at ttie in National Exhibition choristers have already their four concerts will be 23 and Sept and all the Coliseum Day at the P and diamond about yards east of the crossing stated that the sort was driving his roadster about fif teen miles an hour and was com ing east Id Milton A3 the west bound passenger passed the crossing which is double track ed Mr TerriHa car which was sfill travelling at fifteen miles an hour was struck by the east- bound passenger train as he drove from behind the west- hound Mr Terriil moved here from Tpronto recently The view of the easlbound train was hidden by that of the passenger train trees an embankment which some ago had been cut down on ount of it being a dangerous crossing The car was hurled about fif ty feet the bodies of the llwr and son were picked up feet further on at the bottom embankment- Tin a wreck and the bo dies of the victims were badly mangled GIRLS CAUGHT BY MOWER ONE MAY LOSE HER LEO London July 31 Vera aged daughter of Jobn Exley a farmer near Delaware was brought to Victoria Hospi tal this evening suffering from a badly mangled right leg which was caught in the blade of a mower Miss and a girl friend Miss went out info a field on ber fathers farm take pictures of a mower at work She apparently did not know that the of tne worked about six feet out from the side IN I I Halifax Wismer of Collegiate and his brother Ed ward of Grand Rapids Michigan the father Mr D Ahich had Canada for a ill be and operatic organisations Government Building the Canadian National Exhibit should again be one of the m interesting structures on 1 grounds Among other exhibits ito bo made by the ernment will be a section from the Provincial game containing two dam of which will have 15 of little animals at machine to by and hurled lo the ground he blade mangling her leg cut- ling clean through endonsand almost severing the bone At hospital she was on by Wood and nson and it hoped lo save her foot Miss who is ludent in training at Hospital sustained a slight Arrangements are now for the annual conventions arto Sunday Wismer Mrs Edwin Hunter is back af- an absence of over a year in New York Albany Lindsay and other Mr a promi- Of Doyle E Doyle and Jack lacrosse with Mark- ham on Monday fit Wilson J A Fred and Bert Joseph James Prior Wes Os borne and Miss Miss Allen Park Ave visited friends in Toronto for a few weeks Applebee and friend the guests of Mrs T J Robert- Miss Eastwood is visiting in for a few weeks Dr Howe of Toronto is New York The Misses Millard of Toronto are visiting their father J Millard Mrs W A and family are spending a week or two at Roches Point A number of Newmarket peo ple wheeled 16 he lake on holiday The Gilmour and Maw families had visitors from the city for the holiday Mr E S Cane entertained Lodge tin Toronto his week be In Ottawa on October ST section will 1 October It is announced that Dr Hugh Ma- of genial Superintend ent of the International Sunday Schoo Council of Religious special Ho la the i Marion I in and year before In Toronto Vie followed L t every tit central point and In Mr ay holiday expects be away for a week Mrs of Toronto by two of Will little boys are visiting at Mi Dr Him New York the Firemens Niagara Falls on Wednesi the most successful for tickets sold irkel A longlhy obituary this he death of Mr a prominent citizen hero for years The Tomb On July 30lh at Jos Godson aged On 7th Con of East July Mary Fowler Gas 0a May Cana AppaaifiaHii