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a AS if It Miss M S White is again at Coles Store and preparing a firstclass dis play of Fine Millinery OPENING DAYS will be THURSDAY FRIDAY MARCH 24 AND 25 See us before buying We are also getting a large assortment in newest designs in Wall Papers which we will sell at very low prices A new supply of SHERWINWILLIAMS PAINT just to hand Nothing else will take its place We have no rent to pay and consequently lead in low prices in general merchandise Cole Keswick MANAGER BRIEFLETS Mr E has improved his residence by the addition of a reran- da BALDWIN BREEZES Charivari Mr Ford Toronto and our Miss Mabel Miller were married Mr Rowland has moved into on Tuesday- April the grooms the house on the hill formerly owned birthday In the course of their by the late John Greig peregrinations they landed at Uncle Lyons hospitable door On this very very auspicious opportunity our town band turned out and gave them a high cockalorum For Sale Early Rose Potatoes Early Sensa tion Early Eureka Early Quick Lunch bag Also Timothy Ha ton J COWIESON IN JONES Id loving memory of my dear husband Anson Jones who etc With these raised such a The band instruments are Que description Dear husband how I miss you at fiw c0W every turn I miss you for kettle drums God Loving Spirit and Wind in I fight you finished your work here scarj that darken Wow and God called you home during an eclipse It is said Sadly mourned by a loving Wile and StepDaughter Sends and neighbors what would I pandmonium to put to shame have done You fought good Jom Chlnaman nis Our popular Mr Sam Station has taken a trip to Winnipeg Hope he dont get lost in the wilderness Squire Statton was kissing his friends in town one day last week The kisses were of the Kind known as French kisses the very finest product of the confectioners art Father William just like daughters is very generoushearted Somehow I think them kind of kisses on the whole are the best There are too many Ju das kisses kisses of betrayal these times though good old fashioned English kiss delivered by a fair dam sel like blackeyed Mary cant be be despised but theyre hard to get I regret to learn that our school- marm intends leaving us at the close of present term Her place in many respects will he hard to fill She has won the staunch admiration of all SUTTON On May a Childrens Service will he held in Knox Church Sutton when the sacrament of bap tism will DC dispensed to a number of infante and young children The pastor Rev will take for his subject Some Handicaps of the Child and special music suitable to the service will be rendered by the choir A cordial invitation is ex tended to all On Thursday May Miss of India will ad dress a meeting of the M So ciety in Knox Church Miss a most interesting speaker and it is well worth an effort to her On Friday she will speak in Pefferlaw and in Egypt All who can are cordially invited to attend DRV TOWN Mount Albert went dry promptly at oclock on Saturday evening Mr I fine program at the front had Gorman moved with his family to the boys got no taffy The Brownies Toronto on Monday Mr Rear joined our contingent in the the new proprietor in on Mon- every member answering to the roll day and may be depended upon to run call Wait till the clouds roll by a straight local option house without requiring a committee watch him We are pleased to note that he is receiving more than the moral sup port of the community which is ne cessary prove a the boys magnanimous reception he played the doublecross on them pupils and everybody else too I he skipped out of the back believe door whilst the band was rendering a John Alexander did not go to Sanders Jackson Point as announc ed a mischievous stuck in their riill Rheumatic ailments flourish this damp weather The Owl has ii a long scige of them Every The storm which passed over a Ive given the horseradish treatment Its good a fair trial ii local option is going c t right direction slatc harrowing about the middle of April was the tail en1 of one of the roughest blizzards ever known in Dakota at I Reports say that Newmarket receiv ed a great moral lesson on Saturday the final day under the license law details of the Debauchery and degradation follow immigrants out on the open prairie in tne 1 traffic The members of Onward Lodge tents without fuel or provisions Im overly scrupulous hut had a big time on Tuesday night They entertained the members of So cial Lodge Toronto and also a crowd I F three days Just imagine if vou can could enjoy It mates King Edward Shave his headi a for spirituous liquors just to think not get fair value or any Of visitors from the various Lodges at j An Irishman newly arrived in Can- Too A l- are sour lic rain he lots of cold and bad never seen a stove He Sutton The guests came by special sat down on one in the hotel at which trains arriving about in THE RIDGE Too late for last week The will finish this week and then for shingle cutting People want to watch out for night owls especially practice nights as pm There he was staying Of course he jumped were about two hundred expected 1 up again in an awful- hurry exclaim- Whether all came or not we cannot The Lord deliver us from say but certainly a long procession jcoifntry where they keep the fire lock- wound through the several streets of ifp in an iron chest Time was the town from th Station tojfolkses will say Lord deliver us the Methodist Church in the base- from Dakota merit of which edifice the meeting was a news item in some city journals held The May So Players came out ties Mrs Evans Dr Evans wife of London England is touring Canada She will first visit all her relatives She has spent some time in Oxbridge Virginia and is now at with the Misses Yorke after which she will visit Toronto and other cities in time to meet her husband in Montreal by June Service in Sunday School Hall here next Sunday night We expect Prof Dales of Drayton or a young student will fill the pulpit Mr Win Arnold is having his can cer treated by Xrays now after ev erything imaginable has failed to ac complish the good results We ex tend to Mr and Mrs Arnold our heartfelt sympathy Mr Alexander Wallace is with his mother Mrs Stephen Wallace has finished his course at the Institution of Toron to Miss Mary Smith is spending a few days In Albert Mr J Stickland not much bet ter We do hope the sunshine will come and stay to cheer him Rain is absolutely no good for rheuma tism Mr and Mrs Humphrey who left here last Spring for Exeter Enghas returned to Toronto We do not know if they will come to or go West- which they have been talking of doing Wc were all so pleased to have Mrs J A of Hamilton visiting us this Spring Painters are at work in The Hall and Store are both improv ing under some skilful hands HAPPY business meeting was followed reports that amongst other settlers joiog to the Northwest was a man by a social time during which sand- and wife the latter the mother of coffee cake and icecream quadruplets Curious sightseers so were served they often heard until early nil morning A good turnout at our Sunday School last Sunday The attendance was It is still on the Path of success thronged the trains to see tlie rare sight that the family laid over a day to make a little pocket money Ive frequently seen triplets and twins arc Mr W J spent a common as to be scarcely in the city this week able We have seven pairs in this Mr Davidson spent Wcdhes- neighborhood Twins however when day in Toronto jthey closely resemble each other can Mrs falter J Helrn of Port Hope j cut up some queer didoes Ive no is visiting in town at tin- residence of space to dilate on this only one and Mis ample I was once somewhat Mrs Geo and daughter A1- leu with a fair creature who had J a gospel temperance meeting to be addressed by Rev Mos- teller the pastor of the church will be held in the Christian Church on Sunday evening next May A short program suited to work will be given Come The regular meeting will be held in the Temperance Hall on Wednesday Editor of the Era Dear Sir I noticed in a recent is sue of your paper in Baldwin items Mr Owl refers to some killing snakes in Baldwin very early in the Spring but how do you like this Mr Owl- Mr George Thomas of Lindsay killed a snake on the Grand Trunk- Railway near Lindsay- on the day of January Please print this for Mr Owl and if he doubts the truthfulness of it let him write to Mr Neil and Mr David Thornton of Lindsay Respectfully yours- A Reader of the Era Lindsay April a ice are Spending a few days A strange sixty came driver was too The swinging open and he returned coming like a nad dog and enquiring if anyone had seen a telescope of dry goods importance is discussed a full with twin sister so precisely similar that requested Everybody even their own mother had much The ZEPHYR meeting that- was to looking driving friends in Newmarket over the hills The I Mr Robert Sibley of Newmarket in determining which was a pedlar and reckless was in town for a few days which I called in one evening to doors of rigere Mr A Everett has gone to my ducky and in a dramatic a few ham where he has secured a position style affectionately drew her down on Rev Cameron was in It subsequently proved to to this week attending Presbytery be the twin Ob what will Clara George last Friday Mrs Cameron of she murmured postponed on account of the wet went to the seventh where he had his Mission Band Mrs G Forrest merry twinkle of the eye Shed weather until May dinner then of course he would not of arid Mrs J Brooks fooled Uncle Owl Im a sadder Kllhorn will speak in the listen to the people here He went attended the Animal Meeting of the and wiser bird now Methodist Missionary work in Toronto on Sunday night May at iM o- as delegates from after a two months visit about her old home left to Mount Albert and put out bills General Society and then next day he came this to search When he could not find anything of his goods on Ridge j Their friends here were glad j Home in Winnipeg on the amid he began to search for the person who sec the familiar faces of Mr and the best wishes many friends Uncle followed him He went to J Mrs McDonald and little Miss Owl Mary was always a Rye and he told the Jew who found our midst again on Tuesday They sterling worth pleasant to from King City for a remember in the goods Mi Roy found bad on the parcels and one of- them had brief visit While the Jew was driving up hill SO fast the bread and other things were scattered and Mr gathered litem Cain of Aurora via Rye took him lo Mr nd all the reward he Cain r 11m iat week up the things was about hear the pedlar ill make Our good friend Elder gave La Baldwin the pleasure of a call last week His name the ft altar Toronto IN past Miss Sarah Turner of home or short time Mr of Laurel home for few- days this week There was no in Church on Sundaj ami the be from here id on service at We monthly trips and if he does there will a pot of tar and a bag of turkey leathers to watch out Mr Jew Mr Frank going to city where he intends to stay and Mr Al bert is going with him We are sorry to lose our friend Row and i of Rich- Frank is going to Hill exchanged for the Toronto day Mf Lucy Allen is home from the Mr WilsoR is spemilng a few it in- town before his ordination John his at M in Option came into for e here We are having very wet weather very quietly Mr Main moved the roads are very muddy into the hotel on Tuesday and Very turnout to our singing poses running practice Friday for the bad house peats no frequently in news of the that it is quite evi dent that he is exceedingly popular amongst- the marriageable set in this riding lie can tie an elegant lovers knot wish hed give us exact fig ures on Sunday May at JO clock Mr Joseph Taylor goes around this rainy weather with a smiled on his face just because he is pal a Mr Herman of Baldwin was calling on friends in Zephyr and on Monday Miss Mary Marshall and gentleman were visiting at West Franklin and IMuc Orchard on Sunday The wet weather dot slop the young people concession comfng to Zephyr in the light window my i the parlor for Mr I loot Morris shipped on Mon day the best load of cattle and hogs that ever left these parts Miss Eva Merchant was home last Sunday and called on old friends The Daldwin will know enough I not to fool with a Toronto boy again Mr JaO- Smith and bride are visit ing relatives at Mr Crittenden is doing a a good temperance There are gathering morel was a large congregation at They quite plentiful around here the Mcthodltft Church Si Theres a laddie Theres a thee Then conn- Sunday night he it rain le it shine A welcome awaits thee from me Your ducky Miss Innocence exchange with farm Charles is distributing ant eight hundred dollar consignment of iiU s nursery stock from Messrs Chase the homo of Mr J on Bros filling orders taken by their agent David Styles Charlie is doing championship work ffMrf time trial he I WW The of Ontario Que bec will hold a Canadian Summer In stitute and Camp at Geneva Park Lake July A number of very prominent workers have been secured to assist in the Institute program Delhi May Last night burglars were again in this town This time it was the Post office that was visit ed Entrance was gained by breaking a large glass at the back of the building safe was unlocked and intruders secured Jinn in cash in stamps and about in postal notes Chatham May A peculiar lightning occurred during yester days storm One flash of lightning struck the residence of James Rich ards of Kims Chatham West The lightning entered the house through the bathroom window which was open It rliped the flooring and tore the easement dinging it across the room then passed into an adjoining bedroom where Mrs seem to lards on was sitting with her A from the red ball of fire circled around the room passing within a- few feet of Mrs Richards and then back into the bathroom and out through the window The hall of fire then went towards the barn a hole three inches in diameter in the side of the building and passing through struck a splintering the wood at the back of the- vehicle The horses in the barn were not injured- Mrs and her child also escaped without injury The house was filled with fumes of the of May so plan to take It In and have nervine Methodist Church Sunday morn- j I last Sunday evening Rev rottenegged our school house door Ve dont know who are- Abundance of dandclious in Mr pretty attended Rev of peojile Some of our ignorant young men ion to be remembered lout our school house door llUW bloom in Mr Is busy loading dont know who with the ehfrch and the S data It ilicpas- l is V tor approbate and everybodys cellar is Idled to tor didnt do very well with some Impressive Miss Gertrude Mr top OUT neighbors as they only brought very Kindly contributed a April to Mr and forth two chickens out of a hundred the morning service and in ohn our tc es Cain sang a were greatly a Seattle April Details of the eating by cannibals on Feb of the Rev Horatio Hopkins and the Rev Hector Laurie of the terbn Church on Island were the evening the Misses duet both of Which meeting of the Quarterly Hoard lJuecn Anno Grand Know Farm a son This Is the sixth consecutive son it Is reportcil that John Miller has of the Methodist Church was largely hotel property attended In of the rain Monday The division of the circuit Well bide a wee and see how it pans brought by the Mary ttUuun1 which arrived today at afternoon May Wash from the Tonga very appreciative Mr Itods in ttie Sea The it him to be re- a was recommended and will be finally decided at an adjourned meeting on cedar hedge at the Palace and in- Frank Tomlinson has put in a new I ROOT Royal Giant White r This is a new strain of seed and comes highly mended ngel Giant Yellow Intermediate Mangel Giant Red Mangel i CORN COMPTONS LONGFELLOW GIANT SWEET ENSILAGE WHITE CAP YELLOW DENT LEAMING An important feature of our seed corn is that it has been recently shelled off the cob and is not elevator Corn WE STILL HAVE A FEW SPECIALS IN WALL PAPER CAPITAL PAID UP RESERVED AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS DEPOSITS BY THE PUBLIC TOTAL ASSETS 5900000000 Branches and Agencies throughout Canada and the United States SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Current Rates of Interest Allowed MOUNT ALBERT BRANCH D TERRY MANAGER Good Brooms rc 5 Op each for Canned Salmon a Splendid Fish 10c can Canned Extra Large Tin Tomato Catsup a thoroughly reliable article 10c can for Canned Tomatoes one of the best brands packed 5c can Canned Sordines good domestic fish cans for 25c Canned Sardines Finest Imported for 10c Dal tons Buckwheat Pancake Flour 15c for 10c Cans of Finest Corn for Choice Seedless Oranges Sweet and Luscious doz Finest Large Lemons doz Favorite Baking Powder 10c can to try for Coffee a very choice blend reg 10c lb for Breakfast Cocoa our for 25c lb Black or Tea a ton on sale These Teas would cost us morn but the wholesaler gave us a pig cut off to introduce them Guaranteed equal to any Tea on the market or money gladly refunded Very Special lb CORN About Varieties on sale including Comptons Learn ing Longfellow White Cap Giant White Ensilage and every other good corn grown Price bushel up W1ILLETT SEED 15 bogs Choice rcg 5c lb for JOHNSTONS SUTTON 314 Sufi ROVING tends to have a new driveway from the road He Is planning to greatly were In the Mission School when descended on thein and can tyred them nay permit him to be re- the dam by Increasing- the I width and also make Improved ac- for teams fcr the to absent friends whilst waiting lor their load turncl to I of Newmarket spent a lev days of last week among friends and relatives of It certainly did pleasant to hear dear old ring out His visit his was very much appre ciated Everyone loves him Miss Delia and her moth er have deft for their future home in We will miss them The young folk of his place are growing scarce The first croquet game of the son was played on Yorkes lawn Is known as the Flower Garden of Saskatchewan We are Agents for the of 160000 acres of Choice Wheat Land in this Famous Dis trict Special Excursions every Two Weeks Special Excursion from Toronto EXCEPTIONALLY LOW RATES Tow Weeks Fares Refunded to all Purchasers For Further Information and Maps call or write A BARTON CO 275 College Street TORONTO HUGHES Local Agent Newmarket V m Jr