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rtf IJV hU THE NEWMARKET ERA FRIDAY AUG si I 1 Weeks local OH IK ABOUT Success Nothing of Mr and thru ho handles an fact that Info year bo line cold no leas than 84 now Binders Dont forgot Gordon Party and loo on day evening under of Templars Band in at tendance and good food of oreAm end Dont It Gospel at meet ing last Sunday and Mrs- organ given by Mrs Mrs B Cody and chairlady Program provided next Sun day by Police conduct was when wo wont to week in a of and coats or days in jail for a woman who docs not belong to this Town but known among police was given ten days to pay lino Charles was also and coats or days on a similar charge The Wheat Mr Emanuel Grant of sold first load of now wheat on market this season for week ho sold a load in Bradford for is considered beat grain markot North of Toronto and this deolino in voluo as soon as tho now wheat begins to move was highest paid for now wheat this week March By A- their advertisement Bond Serenade Last Friday tho Town Band serenaded North End and was thoroughly enjoyed As an acknow ledgement of the courtesy Messrs I passed around cigars and Alderman Manning invited ho boys to his whore were treat ed to lemonade and cako The Band feels grateful for such generosity and the boys are much encouraged to together Holiday All placed in Newmarket and Aurora will bo closed next Wednesday it being tho date of tho Union Fire Brigade Excursion to Niagara from both Towns The WaterWorks whistle will blow at and i0 next Wednesday morning so as to arouse in time for train Dont bo frightened thinking that it fa a alarm St Pauls In of a Sunday Robertson officiated Sold out v Mr Iibh disposed of hie to Mr Starr and to parties and will Saturday He in tends to dovoto more to typewriting and Ho hopes to got into a down Town with some body on ground floor this fall Prohibition Alliance A meeting of Com of North York Prohibition Alliance will bo bold in Temperance Hall Newmarket on Saturday afternoon next August at It necessary that mom- should bo present as important busi ness will bo transited volo la to bo taken on the of next month Our School Teachers Miss Amy has received tho appointment of for the mar Albert vacated by Marion Miss Alice Bell will wiold birch Pino vacated by Miss Mo- Mino Marion Mies Etta and Miss aro going to Normal School Sudden Death Saturday morning in this section of country wore to learn of sudden death of Mrs Jeremiah Hill near Bogarttown She was taken with paralysis about and a doc tor was sent for immediately but she was dead his arrival Deceased lias lived in Township with her husband for many years and her son is a partner in tbo firm of Messrs Hill butchers of this Town Christian Church Mr of Aurora two good sermons lost Sunday many passages of soripturo from memory All deeply interested pas tor being away on vacation Mr Bingham of Aurora will next Sun day morning and Mr McLaughlin of the Disciples Church Aurora in oven ing At a business meeting on Thursdayevon Mrs was appointed as organist for coming year A Charity A man named claiming to be an oxpriest and who lectured in Newmarket last winter was taken very bad with asth ma and long troublo while boarding at the Johnson house where ho has been laid up for flvo The man was without funds and without Mr Johnson did not have heart to turn the man out as he was apparoutly dying by degrees Mr W Scott interested himself in tho case and secured subscriptions to pay his way to Toronto and board in the Hospital for two or three in hope of giving some relief The man waa taken down on Monday driving into Town last Saturday Mr Albert of East mot a palnfal though not as as at first anticipated There were In tho buggy and the shied at something A boy was driving and upset in the ditch near Davis cornor on the Town Lino Mr received two vory bad bruises on his log Ho thought it was broken bat him of that on examina tion wounds properly dressed and ho will soon bo all right again Catastrophe Averted On as a young man named Michaol Cain tinsmith waa walk- down track south of Water street ho discovered a break rod lying directly across both rails It supposed that rod had fallen from a passing car but how it was placed In that position is a ivtey As there is a largo hook on each end it hardly likely that a train could pays without being derailed It was for- for tho Company that took a walk in that direction just and his Is worthy consideration of railway olficials Church Last Thursday evening a most interest ing wan hold at tho of the prayer It was the election of seven to Quarterly Board for year following were elected Messrs George K J Millard and Mrs Cane Mrs Jackson and Mrs Hewitt Next Sunday Quarterly Meeting will lako place conducted by the pastor Feast at IMS a and fallowing the morning sermon Service in the evening as usual Depot immense quantity of pail timber coming in every day makes things lively at depot Tho returns for past week as follows 70 cars logs cars lumber car salt car coal car cement cars machinery- care fruit cars morohandiso 1 car hoop iron ill OUXWARliK cars woodenwaro car stock cars rain car lour oars merchandise 10 Dropped While delivering supplies in the vicinity of Friday Mr Geo Know- driver for Mr had what might be an exciting It appears he was driving to with bis and owing to the fact that the weather sultry one of hie horses became exhausted and falliDg on road it expired immediately When Mr learned of the he sent another horse to Mr Knowlea which enabled him to finish trip without any further diffi culty Solvation Army There was a good attendance at tho bar racks evening when Captain Annie Barker and Lieutenant Dales fare- welled During the these oUiccrs in Newmarket they have succeeded in building up the local corps both spiritual Each week these of ficers disposed of copies of the War Cry and visited on an average of 36 hours per week They leave for their new station today The new officers will arrive for Bunday meeting Brought to Time Last Iff young boys collected on Water Street and were amusing themselves throwing stones and shooting with catapult A passenger train came along and one of the boys fired a stone through a parlor car window Next day Detective up from Toronto and succeeded In finding all the lads Ho took their names and gave them a reprimand Rather than enter an action against them they agreed to pony up each but detective told them that if they were ever caught again destroying property they would go to penitentiary Farm Produce The supply of butter market Saturday was rather limited and as high as The ruling price was Notwithstanding a large quantity of were offered the prices were firm at and J leper Small were scarce Raspberries sold at lb red o per quart and black currents quart Apples were plentifal green cookers peck harvest apples peck New potatoes and pee peck Cab bage each carrots and beets per bunch Green corn per Green beans Onions and per Cucumbers per Bitten by a Dog Last Tuesday Col Lloyd had a profes sional call to the residence of Mies St to attend to a sick cow On entering the premises he was attacked by a large Newfoundland dog which is a family guardian and before It could be called off it had seized the Col by the arm and planted its teeth In hie flesh The Colonel attended to professional duties and returned home as soonaa pos sible On removing hie coat was torn on the he found the blood run ning from the wound and arm swollen considerably Ha at once applied pharmaceutical preparations and no results anticipated The dog evidently knows his business Dr Dentist Opposite Robertsons Bakery every High A meeting of the Board took place on afternoon Present Messrs J J Pearson A I and On motion Mr appointed to as Chairman during the absence Father Morris in Ireland An account of for wood was passed An account for supplies waa referred to tbo Principal for examine- The statement due Mr J McKay was referred to the Finance Committee to be paid if found correct The Committee instructed to purchase a car of coal tons the tender of a city firm being satisfactory The Treasurer and Chairman were instructed to borrow for a couple months to meet pressing liabilities The Treasurer reported that the Entrance and School Leaving Exams gave the Board a of this year instead of a as formerly In view of the fact that there a floating debt of on the School Building upon which already have been paid in the Secretary instructed to ask the Town Council to this year for High School purposes This more than last year but with a reduction in working ex the Board expects to the note about The of Andrew were retained to complete his fathers term as caretaker for but the question of caretaker for Is to be die cussed at the November meeting Id comparison with what School Boards in other places are paying for the salary is high and it quite likely that tenders will be for next year Supply Commutes was instructed to see is scrubbed ana floors at so is to be ready for the opening at the let of Sept match BradfordNewmarket combination went to on to play the return match with tho home team for the championship and got loft the score being to Upwards of a hundred went from Newmarket and there was a big crowd on the ground The Talagooa weakened by the of Walker while Walter Gain was not equal to his ordinary play on account of straining himself in rlipping a car at the depot morning of same day the first five games boys largely controlled the ball but from that oat the Talagoos pot up a lively game winning tho 6tb The three had their heads out by the roughness of their opponents These clubs are now a tie and it is likely that the next match between them will be in Richmond Hill or Toronto scored first five goale and the two last in J and 10 minntca BradfordNewmarket took their only goal the sixth in Dr of Brampton the game to the entire satisfaction of both DISTRICT The Midland District as follows WON BradfordNewmarket Young Torontos 2 J 0 I Open Beautiful shower Wednesday morn ing A party of from Pittsburg passed oyer Northern on Tuesday for The new postal are on the move here Mr John Wesley is driving a fine new turnout The have paid the claim of 92000 to the widow of late Alex The Engineer and Electrician assisted in putting a box drain at Water- Works on Wednesday to carry water from the trough on the west side of the building into the pond The domestic water will be put into Mr new in a day or two The masons are plastering the walls now If a sign writer calls on you and offers to letter your window very cheaply tell him that you have artists in town who can do it just as oheap and make just as good a job of It funny that people never discover that they need any lettering until a tramp with a brush and paint pot on them A meeting of the School Board is to take place tonight to decide on Tendera for Painting the Model School Building Industrial Home Commissioners met on Monday and accounts amounting to A farewell icecream to the Army Officers was on deck at Barracks last night Holmes a young man employed at Factory is carrying arm in a week on account of a painful on his finger fl Tenders ara asked for carrying the Pino some needed or the orchard The adjourned fag let of Oct The Famous Itteuffnafr About Great Team of Four Years Ago Tbo Aggregation Broken and scattered A Fast Team in the Championship Bace Asaln Seas on Amalgamation Adda Strength to or Toronto by The appearance at July 20th of tho Bradford combination fata eor vo J to a recollection of the famous Newmarkot Talagooa of four years ago Bet four of players of the team of that time participated In the at and a to beating at bauda of the blue To- which can be truthfully said would never oventuatcd had old guard from the Northern town To ronto during tho season of or THE Tho Newmarket Club had a good team In the A Intermediate Series in and an interesting fight with Junction club for York championship winning out by closo margin tho final pionship draws at Toronto Toronto won that year along with Bradford Suat- ford and failing by by wayside Interest in the game Buf fered a decline in during tbo succeeding but in lacrosse forth with redoubled warmth now famous wore organized with aff able Joe directing destinies as president Mr proved not only popular but exceptionally and with aediBtsnco of Secretary live ability was to a young team The wore nut entered in championship series playing exhi bition matches only and at the seaeonu termination had a formidable record to their of sixtoen won one lost and one drawn added to Newmarkets brilliant reputation as a la centre where tho great was played at its best tub strong Barrio players were encount ered early in season and tho met their only defeat at hands by a of goals to after a hard fight an immonso crowd and with many a dollar the Bradford Lacrosse Club headed by the redoubtable Lou Campbell who by tho way exhibited some of his marvellous speed in on erratic way while marking Harry Griffith last week up at the grounds in man aged to play the speedy yoong Talagoos a desperately hard fought draw 1 goal all on grounds With tho ex ception of the Barrio and Bradford fix tures the went through the cam paign with a clean shcetdefeating amongst other good the Toronto Tccumaetha a picked aggregation from the Junction and Elm and the cracked Aurora twelve with Herb Lennox now president captaining The Young Litlaay and were other teams to fall before the all conquciing Northerners OF THE OLO Since the combination has been broken and players scattered far and near Of the team recently opposed to four of the oldtime were playing Tom Doyle at cover Doyle 1st defence Walter Cain out side home Bob Manning at the in ner position Young Jaok Kelly the is holding down Geo posi tion between the uprights in day was a terror opposing home fielders He quite equalled Barney physical development unlike the fa he possessed an unlimited vein of gameness In condition he tipped scales at 205 lbs and was both fast and a fair atick handler His hard effective the feature of his work- baa been out of for 2 years back The elongated Broughton a veteran then retired Collie the kingpin of field was a sprint er of local reputation before taking up netted While with the Ferns worth displayed wonderful speed and as a atiok handler rarely encountered an equal With the he dropped into obscurity as far as lacrosse ia concern- ed but is stillin the arena sport ball with one of the crack Woodstock Bob Manning still continues actively in the game and though up against no lees a Jack he show ed to good advantage opposed to the local senior leaguer Mannings seem ingly enhances in value with each success ive eeaeon He one of the few men using a left handed lacroese but in no way does this peculiarity effect his perfect atiok work Manning has been playing years and a member of the Barrio Lacrosse Club CLA intermediate of Lyons and Murphy the craoked fielders are out of the game The former lives the city is a resident of and though not identified with is one of the of the local club TUB TWELVE The preeent team is in inter mediates in the Midland District with the Young Torontoj and Oxbridge and through an amalgamation of forces with the Bradford Club a deoidedly foi team is in the field had good material to give the Newmarket men a great fight bot now that Rainey Nolan and Graham are playing elsewhere compelled to default their scheduled fixturea With the Mid- land District championship at their a good run will be made in the semifinal ties in the Ml- marketers are a lot of men and will re quire all the they can get Ed Doyle is a player and brother as is another valuable man On the home end Manning Cain Campbell and make as an effective a combination a can be found in any team of and both properly in the senior divia- I jon of 38inch all colors 88inch New Plaid Dress Goods Mens Cotton Undershirts Wool Tweeds Ladies Blk Cotton Hose fast color White Spot Muslin per yard Ladies Fifty cent Blouses for White Counterpanes yards long Although Roller Blinds have advanced in price we still sell them for cents complete 15c c A The best Cakes are always made with Baking Powder R f This month we will sell oots and Shoes ine Ready-to- Goods Words by Roche Co Cheapness is the tune by which expect to march the following Goods out of Stock in doublequick time The Goods will be on sale at these prices as long as they last during the Music U Judge All in Unison fiVIOWTl Remember though that early buyers will have the largest assortment to choose from also that although we are offering these bargains for the whole month of August there will be very little if any left at the end of the month So come as soon as you can Prints Muslins hat were from to per yard choice now for 5c yard Blouses that were 100 and 150 all at the one price Fancy Dress Muslins Prints Ginghams Teazel Cloth c Goods that were to 5c yds to choose from at yd Fancy Dress Muslins in French and American Organdies Madras and Lace Effects Challies Chambrays Ceylon Flannel Dress Ducks c Goods that were and 25c yard now 10c yard Sateens Challies Ducks German Prints Grenadine Muslins c Goods that were from 5 to per yd now yd c Colored Silk Stripe Lace Effect Muslins Sateens and Fine Wool Delaines Goods that were from 25c to yard now yard c yard Cotton Henri etta Dress Goods were and Prints that were from now 57c yard DRESS GOODS SUMMER SHADES AND WEIGHTS Pieces of Plain and Fancy Dress Goods in Serges Tweed Effects Cashmeres c regular prices up to yd your choice as long as they last yard Pieces Plain and Fancy Dress Goods in Fancy Silk Mixed Mohairs Tweed Effects Serges and Cashmeres Goods that were from to 60c a yard now yard CO 1