Newmarket Era, 29 May 1908, p. 7

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CHINA HALL Change of Service Commencing Monday June 1 Summer Time Table on the Metro politan of the Toronto and York Radial Railway will take effect There will be eight cars on the LaJce Extension each day and Saturday and Monday For Plumbing I Furnace Prices call on R Os borne Sons All lead joints prop erly wiped Special Prices FOR CANNED GOODS Old Homestead grand None Higher In Quality Corn or three for- Tomatoes straight midgets very fine straight Pumpkin or three for Beans 10c or three for Tomatoes Peacock Brand or three for 25c Brand Peas three for Excelsior Blend Coffee Garden Seeds BULK AND PACKAGE Beat in quality Close Prices Package Seeds for China DINNER SETS pieces Our regular Bets or All other Dinner Sets In price TOILET SETS Printed green or blue pieces or Printed Blue Pink Sage Often 10 pieces and CHINA TEA SETS At close prices The Leading Weeks I Brief lets The celebration passed over thout a drunken man being seen on the street till late in the evening The large Bank of Toronto safes ere removed to their new offices in the Sovereign Bank on Wed nesday It was no small job Mr Ed Trusty has been caring for wagon a dandy Miss Eva Meen of Toronto paid fait last week to Newmarket friends Mrs and children of this week and Mrs Glass visited with the la tiers mother Mrs A unity last Sunday Mr Phillips Toronto were ihe guests and Mrs W Phillips this Mr and Mrs J and spent Victoria Day with friends Toronto Mr Percy succeeded in carrying off the red ticket lor his trotter at Richmond Hill Pair on Monday- Mr and Mrs Rose Mrs id daughter the her wedding of Mr and Mrs Richmond Hill last Frfda A number of the members of Sunday School spent a very pleasant picnicking Lake Tbe Sunday School lost one the embers of the Cradle Roll last week in the death of Baby Farm Produce Following Saturday Butter per lb per Rhubarb Asparagus Apples per Potatoes per bag hoses for Celery box Tomatoes per box Voting pigs per pr Chickens per lb Old Hens per lb Turkeys per lb Ducks pi the ruling prices 20 16 100 or CM HO- Live per lb SMITH drips Suit Cases Trunks Shawl Straps cheap inns Hardware Jackson- M In tern Pauls Church Newmarket of a happy wedding on afternoon the ceremony being witnessed by a large gathering of ladles As the March from the j skilful touch of organist Mr filled the sacred edifice The bride Miss Jessie Inez Mil tern charmingly attired in white silk over white ifteta chiffon and pearl trimming and lation bridal veil was attended by Miss Crawford of Toronto pink muslin witl plume to match was given away by her father Mr Albert Bogart TI groom R Marcus Jackson River Algoma was assist Mr Mclntyre of Toronto The rector of St Paul of the ceremony the bridal party numbering re- served Carnations were the principal floral decorations The health of the bride proposed by Mr A Coombs- ARMITAGE Miss Sadie Shropshire of Toronto as home for the holiday Miss Aggie Seymour is spending a and week with her brother James in the school spoke very subject on Sunday The bereaved parents have the sympathy of the unity in their loss interesting Patriotic service held here on Sunday evening The church was decorated suitably for Mr and Mrs J White of West To- onto were visiting their friends here Miss Perkins of Toronto and Mr and Mrs of were si tors at Mr M Cooks Mrs Miss Annie and Miss spent Saturday here visit ing their old friends regret to have to chronicle the death of Mr Joel Baker one the pioneer settlers of this vicinity Mrs was called suddenly Saturday to attend the funeral r brothers wife near Lindsay St suddenly children Empire Day their people here and Mrs Wreggit of Toronto the guests of her sister Mrs Albert Sommerville on Victoria Day Mr J Walton and mother spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs ft niteoE The Misses Mary and Jessie Elliott lent the day at the Hill Mr Robert Marshall and Miss Edith ere guests of Mr James Murray on Victoria Day Mr Hugh Brodie and Mice Mamie of Aurora were guests at Mr Thos Horseback riding is getting to be fad in our burg The Misses Murphy and Wateon are getting to be quite experts Live Stock Market In Toronto this week most of tbe buying of exporter was don around and up to Medium export leers sold at to with lere again a tendency to hang around the lower quotation bulls sold at to for choice heavies and it was a pret- fancy kind of a shorthorn bull iat brought the top quotation Butcher cattle were a trifle and it is a safe quotation to place lem at lower all round Choice butcher tlr s duly celebrated in mber of the parents More could be done in this line and encourage both teacher and pupils Mr Russet Jordan is spending weeks with old friends here before th the Canada Life Assurance Co Toronto Miss J Lemon and Mr MacKejizie of Toronto were Victoria Day visit ors at Mr J Browns Miss of Areola is spending a week with her cousin Mrs French Among the many that spent Day in this vicinity we noticed the following persons from a dista butcher cow There was tockers thi to were worth to to 525 and good sold at to very light receipt of offering selling at There is a widening yearlings and for to pound cattle Medium goods not yet in requisition few buyers Common stock is quoted at to and store bulls at to 350 Heavy feeders meet with a ready ale She Outwitted John a judge who ill he did ill The judge great hurry to ad managed her see an old lady farm for forty years since her hus bands death She bad two a stepson John who was mirable person After a dri Century Mens Fine Tailor Garments NORTH YORKS STORE FOR ENOLIBH DRESS LADIES NEW LEATHER BELTS LADIES AND White Embroidered Wash Coll and Stiff Prices Drawers Com 15c and each dli NEW LAWN WAISTS LADIES NEW TIES WHITEWEAR The biggest to choose From ever in North York Gowns Skirts NEW NET LACE WAISTS NEW SILK WAISTS NEW LINEN PIQUE WASH SKIRTS Grocery Department Election Soap Dish Cloth Soap 25c Canned Tomatoes Every Tii anteed Cooking Figs lbs for Dry Apples lbs for 100 Oranges 15c Strawberries juar- Lemons Tomatoes New Asparagus Cucumbers Radishes etc Try Colemans Breakfast Bacon DONT FORGET That CENTURY BRAND Mens Fine Tailored Garments the very make of clothes that all the beat dressed travellers wear the clothes that are worn by thousands of young men in Toronto Montreal Winnipeg and all the leading Cities can be obtained right here Hun dreds patterns to choose from Lettuce great fit moderate MARTIN COMPANY found Tli the old lady apparently just and was told by the doctor to hurry as his As the- world grew older how r man grew softer in disposition gentle influence of attend history lustre thru Heroines became as heroes and the world the better for it Literature had open throughout the many enter fore Graduates readily secure employment Write today for irdorn catalogue It pays to of i There have been forty thousand deaths from famine In tbe of Uganda In East Africa Pcriiih the thought that the world rket High School a neat speech which was ponded to the groom he bride was very kindly mucin host friends with i old time owned and built the now owned and occupied Mr Mr left for Mich- twentyseven yeara ago He is brotherinlaw of the late Martin Shanks of Newmarket Mrs of Belmont was the of Mrs Stephenson over Vic- Misses and Utile Tool if were guests at Mrs if- ill Uppv tuple by evening train the dress being brown silk turn to Newmarket for a few after their honeymoon trip taking departure for their home near the Yukon north of Vancouver City where bride will carry with her the I wishes of many warm friends Era adds its congratulations and thrn much success new field of Christian labor Oil or Gasoline Cooking for burner for two trial given Him It i tut can he got out HOBS public Or private may read taken that an instance of tbb kind fa hope also that the others situated if they have already freed IbemsetirM from indigent I propaganda ft per from that they 11 are Mr and Mr rtas floors Toronto the day at the home of his parents of West Toronto was guest at Mrs J Elliotts Mr and Mrs Geo Wilton Holland Landing were the guests Mrs Jag Wilson on Sunday tie St Catherine May Jimmy McCarthy Is under doctor from a peculiar accident fester lay He put a firecraher In to his pocket after having lit it thinking it had gone out when it ex ploded The boys jacket was to hhreda and be blinded anr badly burned Mount May night while Mrs and a party of friends returning home Pike Lake a summer four from here lightning struck their carriage and and throwing occupants out stunned but it had not become less in teresting because the old fighting cle ment still fiercely vibrated through it words to the women told htr William J Pitts on The Literature was ready to prepare the will if the 1 of War i the June Canadian Maga- go on and me whit she the of love to a prominent anted to do J I wrote introductory rapid- found stand j and a candle and placed them on t head of the bed and alter saying few I ir lea dng Her Mrs Norton was quite and she peak with an She st of all want to the farm to my sons Harry ami James Just pu that down But said I you cant do that Mrs Norton The farm isnt yours give away The farm isnt mini she said a voice dec Idly stronger the farm Isnt yours You Hi life interest j it This that Ive run for i fortythree years next spring isnt inb to do what I pica with It Why not judge Id like to know Why Mrs Norton your husband John and your houses I o you very often ton Is to have this house and farm whether I will or no Just bo It will be his Then I aint going to die said old women In a clear and decidedly ringing and healthy volte And bo saying she threw her feet over the front of the bed sat up gathered a blanket and coverlet about her straightened her gaunt form walked across the room ard sat down in a chair before the fire The doctor and I went home That fifteen years ago The old ladys alive today And she a compltshed Be Careful What You Say in speaking of a persons faults Fray dont forget your own Remember those in bouses of glass Should never throw a stone If we have nothing else to do But talk of those who sin Tis better xcept had hut arm broken ICECREAM WILLIS Ex Phone 14 1 that pom may perhaps No worse than some I know My own shortcomings bid mo The faults of others go Then let us all when comma To slander friend or foe Think the barm one may do To those who little know curse- dimes lil Our chickens roost at home Dont speak of others faults We ha- of Flying Cloud Most Indians of tho early day this region were such a saVag position- so hating the white that they were considered by the set tlers being a great deal neighbors after they were than while they yet lived But some noble to rule some red men who saw the power of the white i their power generally the do all In end Grecian or subordinates tie notable mantle of the beautiful of heart was found In the Helen to the tremendous struggle lor Flying Cloud son of the old chief martial supremacy before the gates of Troy In the OldTortament thai The home of these red men was Is Book of Joshua an Immortal is now Crawford Pa card of the battles of the Jews in the of the present to the exclusion of almost everything I communities of and Mead- Use Manitoba Oats the Best and Cheapest for Feeding v- CO Huron Street Phone NEWMARKET ville Hither came closlnj eighteenth century 1 prove the fertile so ful region The ially those from the Every day she gives i the infant settlemc it Flying gave the endangered Thus they wer him pointers but In each the young secretly in and enabled to flee A heated argument is one of the things the wise man quickly drops North End Grocery THIS WEEKS SPECIALS lb pall wood Plum Jam Maple Syrup Imperial Gallop Preserved Plums 10c tin tins Hots Shoe Salmon Halves 10o Choice Table Figs Howards Bulk Teas Black or Mixedat It- the heai value In the Dominion TILL OCLOCK EVERY NIGHT No C HOWARDir ARCHIVES OF TORONTO

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