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THE NEWMARKET ERA FRIDAY SEPT CHINA HALL SEPT 1898 Wo rfro ready for the SUGARS As jny pounds for the dollar as any one and of quality FRUIT JARS All Sizes at Closest Prices PURE SPICES For Pickling CAMPERS SUPPLIES All kinds of Canned Meats Fruits and Vegetables SHOES Prices to Clear Out All Summer Shoes CROCKERY GLASSWARE Our prices have the Dinner and Toilet Beta move If you want a at a Price come right away No matter how cheap you of goods being sold re- member wo Sell Just as Cheap The Leading Grocer A Cor Main Timothy Sts i Pall Unqualified Success on 1st Spoils the 2nd Day ENSILAGE CORN OF THE BEST VARIETIES RED COB MAMMOTH SOUTHERN SWEET EARLY LE AMINO LONGFELLOW EARLY OROMPTON ANGLE OF MIDNIGHT GERMAN HUNGARIAN- AND TURNIP SEED Street TELEGRAPHY baud and all Commercial Subjects taught CENTRAL BUSINESS Toronto Mcmbuis at any regular Splendid equipment W AW Principal A lady lost her cold watch parade was a credit to North York Considerable- opposition In this year rain yesterday dampened Iho pros pects- Office Specialty Co a lino ex Mr of druggUt very creditable Every In North York will a banner Mr J a handsome display of furniture of apples fine in sample but licked In quantity Wednesday was an Ideal day for a Fair and everybody enjoyed it The tint day of fair Is becoming the more attractive of two Did you that design In cut The Gates dry season roots and vegetable excellent 1 1 is many a year wag such a crowd In Town on first day Homo good soap hots of secured with private adoption of new Ideas is bring crowds to North York Fair ladies brought forward many new varieties and in noodle- work Very tiresome wafting for procession to move particularly for little ones There tickets sold the first day and at 2500 on grounds display and arrangement of the Arts was the beat North York ever had The MarketSquare too small for processions of such magnitude to be ar ranged Tho grocery exhibit by Messrs Davison A Co speaks volumes for the of firm Grenadiers not as attractive In uniform as tho hut they make finormtsfo Tho exhibit from panes Factory in cluded a great variety of work which was much admired Tho competition in sowing maobinee was more liko old times The Singer had a crowd of admirers The word Welcome in front of the Floral Hall made apples was appro priate and artistic show of implements for several years Mr Jack Albert had a very interesting display Newmarket schools looked pretty with their banner Union Jacks and colored sashes on the little girls Men will work hard all snmraer and then go to a fake fair and drop their money a sharpers game The fountain in Floral Hall together with other internal changes gave people something to see and talk about Considering the dull appearance there was a fairly good crowd on the grounds yesterday The show of stock was good Mr John kept up bis lion by haying rigs In bis collection in the carriage building which was well filled Hon PostmasterGeneral and Hon J Davis Provincial Secretary were guests of the Directors Wednes day donation of prizes for the parade and giving every something of value has proved a most effective stimulus to Fair It exceptionally quiet in Town on Wednesday evening Though three con- patrolled streeis lockup unoccupied The flooring of the Main Building is up predated exhibitors as moon as visit- ore articles are not covered by dust like they to be Mr Thompson of White Rose is making a specialty of Cotewold Sheep Berkshire Pits carried off several red tickets They were very fine animals The many improvements on the grounds were the talk of everybody The new en trance is well designed to meet the con- venionce of both officials and the Though there were i9 lots of butter ex hibited Mr Willis of Mr J Huntley of East captured all the prizes the former four and the latter two Street school won the first prize for Best TurnOut in the procession and Sharon the second The judgs were Messrs Nixon of A and of Newmarket The Float with Blake Hewitt us comedian won the prize for comic Bicycle Costume bat it was late in joined in procession away- down Town Uncle Sam and the Bull Prog were the next best were in the School Children and it was beat the kind eve in North York The Modelites And Huh pupils were Into joining the grounds in procession and tho rest in vehicles Sharon School won the prize last year in the parade and made a strong effort to tore it again There were fifteen rigs all decorated the lira a cart and last wagon carried a model of the present school house and grounds AH the scholars wore white caps with blue bands and pink badges A fioat by three of our fine span of represented a class In sesios teacher Mr Turner from a cbari the at regular desks Never was a more orderly crowd The receipts from Concert day night amounted to over Separate School pupils were with wreaths of maple The Childrens Games created a good deal of interest but was the most exalting Pallia end Schools of Newmarket palled first and the won Newmarket and Sharon then pulled and Sharon won by two straights Mr A not only made an ex tensivo display but an attractive one The Gun Boat model In which many store articles to represent something else shewed considerable omui in its con- and attracted much attention Mr liaplay of piano organs and machines attracted attention exhibit in building always dove and Mr report three sales as a e of efforts If you want in this line what Mr can before purchasing One of the arousing incidents on the flrsi day was the spin taken by a of gentle men on the MerryGo Bourn among whom County Clerk the Mayor and Mr manager of Mr Lennox of tho Association North York and Col Lloyd Mr John proprietor of the Albion Hotel Toronto exhibited his gener osity by providing for the pleasure of a great many children Ho bought a num ber of and distributed among them those who were longing for a ride on the Merry GoBound It produced soon happy faces continue the operation till had spent about and the children will long remember his kind ness The display made by Yonge St School waa beyond all expectations An representation of the old log cabin did duty as the first school house in the section was drawn by a line team of and escorted by three ladies on buck as well as three boys dressed in red white and blue On the top of the cabin was the inscription School Section No street 1802 together with the the first trustee of the tec Adams Proctor and W Phillips Mrs Asa Phillips is a grand daughter Mr Proctor and Mr Asa Phillips last named trustee Inside the cabin was furnished repro ductions of rough pine benches used in pioneer seated at the desk was the figure model of ibe venerable gentle- man who the honor of being the Following old log on a float drawn by twelve horses accompanied by six muunted marshals was a very fine model of present schoolhouse furnished with modern equipment the sit ting inside at their desks with the teacher Miss The contrast between the two models was very striking and it lust rated most effectively the progress made in education in the Province of On tario during the years which constitute the difference the two very handsome fit which at considerable expense by the St people who were inspired by a to beat the victors of last year was greeted with many demonstrations of as it through the streets or Col Lloyd Mounted Marshall Fantastic Bicycles and Hid em Grenadiers Band of Toronto School No No UK In a Newmarket PublicSchool Oak East Pine Orchard Town Public School Newmarket Model Pcbool Comic laundry Float Mayor Cane and Hon E J ad- dreeaed the school children on arrival at grounds giving words of encourage- fostering the patriotic sentiment and urging them to diligence in the develop ment of character Following are the winners in the ATHLETIC GAMES Foot Race boys under W George Public School Town Race boys under Doyle Separate 2nd Joseph Race girls under Viola both Town Public jl Race under Tench 2nd and Jos Peter- man Race boys tinder King Race boys under and 2nd or War School entries for competition on First Day as follow Grain nod Seeds itMIIII Vrgetablea collections It Fin Arts SSI a People who drown their trouble usually preserve them in Following are list of prizes awarded so room for this week OHMS A Toronto A Aurora Wright Brad ford 2nd Stephens Wheal Wm Red 2nd Winter- Wheat any 2nd Red Wheat- Uriah 2nd A Wild Goes Wheat Thomas Stephen Wm 2nd Two Young 2nd Stephen Black Padest 2nd Rynard White do 2nd do Large Pom 2nd Peas Tlios 2nd Young Peas do 2nd do 2nd Mrs Indian Corn Uriih Marsh 2nd Lloyd Sweet Corn Sirs Blanker Pop Corn J Woodcock town 2nd WColo White 2nd other kinds Deans field 2nd W T Lloyd Red Clover 2nd Stephens Mrs Wisrner 2nd Thomas Stephens 2nd W of Grain 2nd Thomas Stephens Display of Grain in straw Ste phens 2nd Willis MIRY PRODUCE J Newton Robinson lb Crock Butler Willis New- market Crock Butter prize Willis Two Bib Rolls J Huntley Qoeens- ville Ton Rolls J lbs Crock Butter Prestons prize Wm Willis Five lib Willis Factory Cheese 1st and 2nd Newmarket Dairy Association Evans Bradford A Aurora UTodd Colieotlon of Wagons John Newmarket of Carriages A held Newmarket Collection of Cutters John Judges same as for Carriages of Implements Fleorya Sons Aurora 2nd Wilkinson Plow Co Toronto unction y Collection of Keith New market 2nd Wood Aurora Display of Groceries Co Newmarket Display of Hardware A Bums New- market Colleotion of A Scroll Work Cane Sons Newmarket Panel Door do Assortment of Furniture J town Sewing Machine Herman town Cabinet Organ do Piano do BOOTS VEGETABLES A Haines Aurora A Sharon John Poller Holland Landing Early Ohio Potatoes Thomas Stephens Aurora White Elephant Blanker Pine Orchard Queen of the Stephens Any other kind Potatoes do 2ud Early Horn A Browning Aurora 2nd Stephens Orange Carrots Geo 2nd Mrs White Carrots 2nd Uriah Young Green River White 2nd B White Winter 2nd Francis Pine Orchard Red Winter Black do do 2nd ilia OWCole Parsnips A Browning 2nd Lot Hart- man Whitchurch Turnip Beets A Browning 2nd Lot Blood Beets Cole 2nd Uriah Marsh Selected W Bronze Top do- 2ud Uriah Young Any kind Turnips Globe 2nd Young Lome Red 2nd G Roots W 2nd Uriah Young Nutmeg Citrons Stephens 2nd town Any kind Citrons Stephens 2nd Thompson White Rose Mammoth Pumpkins Stephens 2nd Mrs Cole Yellow Pumpkins 2nd A K Roe town Mammoth Squash Stephens Hubbard Squash G W Lee Aurora 2nd Stephens Table Squash Mrs C W Cole 2nd Lloyd Whitchurch Winter Cabbage town 2nd E Red CabbageMrs Blanker 2nd Red W Lee J Tomatoes H Simp- son Celery 2nd Mrs Blanker Cauliflowers It Simpson Lugo White Onions Mrs Blanker Large Red Onions Mrs Cole 2nd T Stephens Any hind Onions Mrs Cole 2nd Albert Travis town Vegetable Sherman 2nd Mrs of Vegetables Simpson Ufa ilrs Blanker 1 2nd Altoaipfioa Pickling Cucumbers MrB 2nd John Salter Landing and Webb New market Sweet Newmarket Any kind Sweet It 2nd I Greenings John St J Northern Spy Gilbert j vihe 2nd King of Tompkins Francis 2nd Mrs Blanker Any other kind Winter Apples Gilbert Johnson 2nd ApplesRobt Millard 2nd W Lloyd St Lawrence 2nd TJ Robertson Own Any other kind Pall Apples B Pod Watky Maidens Roachs Point 2nd John Lewis Mr Alexander Apnles Abb Shar on 2nd Widdifie Pine Orchard Mann Francis 2nd I Golden Mrs C Collection of Winter Apples William Thompson 2nd J Huntley Crab Apples Abo 2nd Winter Pears 1st doubtful 2nd Wiener Fall Pears It Sherman 2nd Walter Stephens Whitchurch Collection of 2nd Plums Robinson 2nd J White I town 2nd Mrs A town Dark Grapes I 2id Mra A PISE AII7S Mrs Mrs A Williams A A Newmarket oil Painting on Canvas 1st 5- Holt 2nd J Mulr roc Mrs geiu gdvevtiscment A m mm Autumn Goods A The Best that can be Bought and Prices Right J McKay Newmarket Oil Painting on CanvoM and 2nd J Muir any subject Velvet Mrs Thomas J SatinMrs Coal Bald- 2nd On win J Pollock China 1st and ham Newmarket Painted Panel 1st and 2nd JO Painted Plaque Mrs J Kersey 2nd Mrs C Colors Mulr 2nd in Mann Newmarket Water Colore any subject Mann 2nd J Pencil Drawing Jet and 2nd J G Plain 1st and 2nd J Mulr Colored Drawing 1st and 2nd J India Ink 2nd J G Collection of Photos Graham New market Cut Flowers Mrs Baldwin Collection of House Plants Newmarket Perspective Drawing 1st and 2nd William SHARON While Mr and Mrs were at tending the Concert at Newmarket on Wednesday night a burglar went through their house and stole con siderable jewellery revolver and other articles The residence of Mr A was also ransacked and the housekeepers gold watch other jewel lery and coins to the value of about 60 were taken The burglar was traced in the morning and steps taken to prove his identity Full Line of Paints Oils Ready Mixed Paints Paint and Kalsomine Brushes- OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES Cornice Poles HORSE CLIPPERS Lawn Mowers and Pruning Shears Garden Hose Rakes Spades Shovels Agents for Harris and Bros Repairs J A Jacks for Hire H edge ALLAN GO WMWffffffm THIS WEEK I On Friday Morning we expect a CarLoad comprising Peaches Tomatoes Melons Bananas c Other Fruits will be on Hand arrived direct from Manitoba a Car Load of Patent Flour Sept Shortly before midnight fire destroyed fc raenta stables and shed and damaged their offices between here and Allan- dale A span of horses were bunted Loss about The fire is sup posed to be of incendiary origin The officials of the Bank of Mon treal at Montreal have finished their in veal into the shortage of 12- discovered about a month ao They have ascertained beyond a doubt that the shortage was not a clerical one as at firet supposed The is a shortage for which at least two young men are responsible and these it is stated are now and have been under lock and key in their rooms for the past two weeks Sept 19 Miss Mabel and Mr Geo Duncan teachers in the Greensville West school Were tried before Judge Snider on a charge of unduly punishing Alice Durand a nineyearold pupil The evidence showed that the childs shoulders had been marked by the whippings she had received at school but the judge exonerated Mr Duncan the principal His Honor decided that Miss punishment of the child was somewhat excessive hut not to such a serious extent as to warrant a conviction He said school disci must be maintained hence he ac quitted her F- Dr Tuckers Asthma Specific The only Positive Cure for Asthma Hay Fever Vasal Catarrh Bronchitis Complete Outfit for two weeks trial tree of Charge on application to SCOTTS TO POST OFFICE NEWMARKET Tin number Harpers wilt be on October It will a cover printed in colors and will contain forth- coming fashions in Opera Cloaks Tailormade Hate and Winter Fata from the available aources in Paris London and New York In addition to the depart ment and literary The of it sue of a which received Mine Moody the paper In Dr T Guvler of it paper that tifcw The Christian edited and by Boston per I pure spioesbarcAIN8 BARGAINS Rubbers for Fruit GO TO Beutleys Lehmans Drug Store And see what bargain be Has in KILL ALL FLIES j by osing Pure Insect Powder SUITING and Sticky Fly Paper Fly Pads Two Bouses To Wilmot Lehman down at Coat for the next days made suit the Customer C Lundy Chemist and Druggist Stand