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to of id lis- too difficult for us have satisfied hundreds All work guar- AT AT m County Pa copies each during 1 a Oil THY The rapid enlargement Hie duties of Chief Johnston has led to of Mr- J Kenny to be Ms associate Sot upon and brutally assaulUd it YOU BUY IT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED in ji Burrows Pat Ash 1iliis chill out of house gives a Glean less Odorless Flame and- Lots of Heat is Bald by her husband she had not seen for several years and whom married when only fifteen years of age Mrs Sarah Sherman aged 21 living William street was talc en t the General Hospital Friday with ugly bruises about the head apd body On Friday Inst Mrs George on returning to her on Melbourne street alter tour hours absence found her husband reclining In a chair the gas stove dead The jets were turned on full announcement of a visit from JACKSON Editor and Proprietor IV A j NTCWMAIiKEl 0 V J TflRnhlTn I over the Highways and History By Gladys Whitson Alicia stopped the horse and on across the stubble field i he old house crowning she knoll There It stood sunlight Just as fch had remembered it through the the winding that led to the stone trumpet vind clambering door All around broken only by he soft twitter in the and the rustling of the leaves that now and then fluttered to ground lay silence an expectant hush- it matfe Alicia feel if everything bad been there for her in the autumn ever since that long ago morn ing when as now she had at foot of lane Only then Costs per hour to run Sir Wilfrid towards the of the present month was greeted not alone with wild enthusiasm at the meeting Alicia almost hated to break the tho University College Literary silence there was no to U Society fast week Liberals cheered day dream She must pay Lou and stamped vociferously Sir a hasty call and drive back to Browns villo so that she might take the early morning train Perhaps after all she had been foolish to come there was so little time to spare And yet if Aunt Lou hoard that she had passed so near she might think it Alice wish I could saw Father always wanted me to learn- but I did Aunt Lou fingered the keys softly I cant Imagine daughter of Mol ly Alice hat couldnt play she But there those little hands Shows that Borden Gov ernment Killed the Bill When the Highways Aid Bill was first presented to Parliament during the Session of tho Opposition fought lor straight principle of apportionment of the money amongst of yours are like your mothers In the Provinces according to population other ways adoubt Hers ana lor its expenditure direct by the were the most willing in the Provincial Governments as was some folks did by Hon- Frank Cochrane when not know how to get along without her when she was gone She was woman was your mother child And she had a pilot more will be greeted at Massey Hall or In the Arena and all the city colleges will be asked to join in the demonstration It wag announced at the annual meeting of the Hospital for Incur- that exMayor Manning had strange if she did not take the caro to PHONE ft To do without these Two Money Savers Allow to Demonstrate IBM us mi NEWMARKET i 4 WARNINGS I Hints on A Burning Subject Wo want your Coal Orders whether be for Ton Lots or Lots ot than Ton Lots I All orders receive prompt attention A carload Brunswick Shin gles just arrived EVE Order by Phone or Cart Manning or Church bequeathed a legacy of to Hospital Sir Allen speaking be fore the University Club last week expressed surprise that any objection had been raisod to the in troduction of party politics into uni versity life When ho was a student forty years ago he said University College was a seething hotbed of party politics The Municipal Association has an invitation to all public municipal todies and interested in dividuals of the Province to attend the National League Convention In the City Hall Nov to A few ago Mr George John ston walked into art auction room and bought a lot for the loca tion of which he did not know He found it was SO feet Duggan ave assessed now at a foot The Secretary of the Employers Association told an evening paper re porter that there are 2500 men out bio to visit her mothers old home Besides Alicia felt that she was do- something her mother would wish it was little tiling after all but perhaps somewhere somehow her mother would know and under stand Alicia brushed eyes riedly she must not meet Lou in tears Although there was still no of life when Alicia drew up in the grassy yard heard the door be hind her thrown suddenly open us she turned wheel and climbed of the buggy you are cried volco I was so glad when got your letter tills morning Now stand up there and let me a good look at you All Davis sure as Im liv ing Not a speck of Clair to Youre dtfa girl all right where Is lie Why fathers at home answered Alicia surrendering the into the of a small boy who suddenly into IT Ml ell- MOM BOW W inc INCORPORATED 185 OF Paidup Capital Reserved Funds i1t ft of work in the City of Toronto at and followed her Aunt the present time and Ipfore Christ- mas there will it is- going I now I to be a hard winter as far as 0 CO you together ting employment is concerned Dont find it lonely way oil here Men arc moving away obstructions of the The Convenience of a Savings Account Deposits may be made at any time Interest is added to balances halfyearly Money in Bank is Sat and not likely to bo spent needlessly Your funds may be withdrawn as required Branches in Ontario and the West NEWMARKET BRANCH FIELD Manager a South End Lumber Yard ji BEST COAL MINED IN AMERICA This Coal is sold- in Municipality only by and the influenced wholesale and P PEARSON Carters All Bishop and George Close Thing in Lumber Lath and Shingles Phone Every I I I WHAT IS WORTH AT ALL IS We Sell at Right Prices LUMBER LATH POSTS SASHDOORS Latest Designs In Veneered Doors Stale Material and Trim la Oak Aids Cypress Georgia Ail Goods properly plus Flooring Maple Veranda Columns etc IT WORKS TO BETTER ADVANTAGE REQUIRING LESS TIME AND LABOR THUS- THE DIFFERENCE IN COST IS SO SLIGHT THAT IT SHOULD NO FIGURE Youll Find Twill Pay WeSeH preparatory to the erection new Union Station In a last Saturday night which destroyed the stable of Mr Ave a horse was burned Total damage Cause of fire unknown In domestic matters it has got to a that it is hard to tell nowa days whether the servant girl is working for her mistress or the mis tress working for the serant girl A launch was wrecked Beach hut its occupants were rescu ed Charged with the theft a customs clerk named A was arrested on Saturday The money was given him to meet customs ob ligations of a Laundry Co Knocked down by a street car at the corner of King and Fred Marsh had his skull fractured on Saturday evening was taken to the Hospital James Bird a city traveller was arrested on Saturday The money forging check to cover shortage A man named Melville Smith was sunt to the Central Prison for sis months Over fifty cases ot swind ling were brought against Hon Mr entertained the Prison Commission to luncheon on Saturday The long tomato season abundance of the crop has the canneries to lower the price to dealers The series of receptions marking the opening of the tow Central on College Street were brought to a close last Saturday evening with an exhibition in the senior gymnasium by tho leaders of senior and junior corps Thousands of people visited the building during the week News of the death of Miss Agnes Morgan former superintendent of St Philips Hospital Sherborne street was received in this city on Sunday She went to Boston to attend the Catholic Missionary Con vention and was badly burned while taking a bath Fire did about damage on Friday morning on Pearl Street in premises occupied Lithograph Co Between and men Were thrown out of employment A new electric baggage truck with which the Canadian Co Is experimenting was the centre of in terest at Depot this week truck Carries two or three times as much as truck and is run at about ten miles Sir Alien addressed toe University Liberal Club last Fred who robbed Simpsons last week when arrested con fessed to four different While lighting automobile Mew evenings ago the machete was badly damaged by an explosion of the match usd by the owner caused ilia wreck now since I you without your father Alicia smiled Its been five years as al home And how does Albert get along Oh he has his worV answered He doesnt miss mo Aunt Lou shook her head of Alicias hat as she car ried it into the hall Are you teaching Alice she called Alicia turned in her for someone else to then she remembered now Molly chair waiting answer Ana It had been CANE SONS CO y long since she had discarded name her motors name ana her own for one that she herself had coined that even her father had al most ceased to use it- Yes she snawcred at last Im on my way to Illinois now Ive had such a splendid position oilered me Her cheeks glowed Oh I have big plans Im going to teach until I can do more studying And then what ashed Aunt Lou Why then I can get an And then what Why then perhaps I can work a PhD- Who knows And then Why then I dont know said AHcia disappointed that Aunt Lou did not understand Perhaps then answered Aunt Lou looking out of the window can take time to back and visit your father Alicia hesitated could have taught at home this year she said at last An offer came only this morning and I refused another some time ago But the pay is so much better- in Illinois and it didnt seem to make any diilereuce to father Ho wrote for ma to do just as I thought best Of course agreed Aunt Lou Thats way with fathers She looked out of the window again for a moment But tell me how ho Is Cousin Anne wrote hed had a rath er bad spelj Alicia looked troubled Cousin Anne must be mistaken she said Father did no write any thing about being sick Albert never was the kind to say about himself said Aunt Lou But here talking and I ought to be showing you over the place I dont suppose you can member much about it it was so long ago that you all went away I never shall forget horning beautiful and still just as it is to day With the same sort of sun shine as though everything were doz log off to sloep I can see you all now stopping down in the lane look ing back at mo waving In the win dow It last time I ever saw Molly Alice But come la here this was her room just way she left it that Seems likb I cant come in but see sitting there tbe window look- op the garden- And learning than the rest of us But it isnt lor that remember her It her wisdom tut her sun- we Alicia stood at the door that open ed upon the garden path May I go out here she asked softly into her garden Alicia was glad that Aunt Lou did nott follow her down the path for she wanted to he alone with these memories of her mothers sweet res Here in the garden the hey hands had touched here across tho little brook were stones her feet had pressed here in the shadow was the mossy bank that perhaps serv ed her also as a resting place At the foot of an old tree Al at last and laid her head against she trunk A spot of sun light flickered across her face Its the miss whis pered Alicia but I never stopped think that others teat father It too She looked up at the beam Hitting over the mossy trunk as though it were searching for something till finally it paused and lovingly Alicia sprang to her feet and earnestly at the place that I he sun beam had kissed With trembling fingers she brushed aside the gray moss that clung to the bark Then carved so long ago that ft seemed Ike a scar that age had left upon the tree was a heart read Alicia slowly still picking at the moss Albert Lavls And below in the same circlet stood the name of Mollle Alice Behind her Alicia heard quick steps rustling through the fallen leaves Aunt Lou she cried but it was only the chore boy- who bad unhitch ed the horse Will you do an errand for me asked breathless I wish to send some telegrams at onto She felt in her hand bag and drew out a piece of paper and a pencil Will take the school Alicia Davis The telegram address was to the school committee of her home town Then beneath her fathers name and address she hastily wrote words Decided to accept home school- Will see you soon With it unsigned she hesitated a moment But the little spot sun shine Bitted the bit of paper and restn hid there till beneath the point of the pencil appeared the name Alice o Experience as a Teacher times Im at work think little organ but wind In the editor of the Farmers Ad vocate believes that practical ex perience is the best teacher and so a few years ago he bought a run down just to practice what he had been for preaching Some ol his wails make one laugh He had no idea the farmers life was such a bard one Having noticed in the papers that some prison reform ad vocate was about to serve a term in prison for the purpose of knowing it all the Advocate editor wonders how few years plowing sowing reap ing and mowing rising early and working late during rush season get ting along with about onehalf the necessary labor faying the other fel lows price in buying articles requir ed on the farm and selling farm pro ducts for what the buyer Is willing to pay not making life a drudgery but working at honest bodily labor every day of the year would effect the mind of the man who has always been an urban dweller living in com parative ease but perpetually growl ing that the only man who has a snap is the farmer Things often have a vastly appear ance inside looking out than from the outside looking in 500 Workers Guests of the King he first introduced the Bill in the of Commons on 22nd In introducing the Bill Hon Mr Cochrane said it provided that a certain amount of money should be granted to the Provinces to build and improve highways Press ed by Sir Wilfrid for more definite statement in this regard Mr Cochrane said the money will be divided the same as our subsidies for the different Provinces When th printed Bill was placed in the hands of the Members it did not i contain this provision as promised by Hon Mr Cochrane Therefore the Liberals asked that the Ministers promise he incorporated the Bill and on its third reading March 1st Sir Wilfrid moved an amendment sum of money to be voted in any year under this Act shall be apportioned the Provinces of the Dominion according to the population of the said Provinces as established by the last census for the time being This was defeated the Government The Bill wr then sent to the Sen ate where the following amendment was presented and carried by the Lib eral Senators- The sum of money to expended any year under this Act shall be apportioned amongst and aid to the several Provinces of the Dominion in proportion to the respec tive population of such Provinces as by the next preceding cen sus This was rejected try the Govern ment Sir Wilfrid Laurier asked that in view of Hon Mr Cochranes promise and of the importance the matter a conference should it had with the Senate to adjust their differences This wad peremptorily refused by Premier Borden with the result that the Bill was The arbitrary position taken by the Government was shown by Hon Frank Cochrane who had charge of the Bill when he said If the Bill is not passed by the Senate as it has been passed by the Commons we do not propose to expend any money and we will put the responsibility up on whom it belongs for killing the Bill The Government therefore killed the Bill by abandoning- it At last Session the Bill was again brought up with the Federal control principle unchanged and again the Liberals asked that Mr Cochran should make good his promise by cm- bodying it in the Bill This he re fused to do and on April Sir Wilfrid moved That the said not now read a sccona time but that it be resolved that this House while recognizing the import ance of assisting out of the Federal Treasury in the Improvement of Highways is of opinion that any appropriation for that object should be allotted and paid to Govern ments of the respective Provinces in proportion to the population of the said Provinces respectively as deter mined by the last decennial census straight From Era No King Township Council meets to morrow at A bylaw will be submitted to widen the road al lowance between lots and 22 in the Mr- A states- that the net proceeds of the Christy Minstrels concert is A meeting tho Newmarket Sew ing Machine Co is announced for in Newmarket is now about completed A teameeting in the Methodist Holland landing on Thurs day evening of last week was pro nounced success Next Thursday Nov Thanks giving Day Mr Leadbetter makes the announce ment of AH Wool Suits for this week The Royal Oak Hotel Al bert is advertised for sale o A J YEARS AGO of of her J the Hi From Era Fyle Nov The Tomb In King near on the of October farrs aged years Wells At Aurora on the October Mary Ann Wells wife Wells In the year of age Powell On street on Mr J years In Holt items the death of Mrs Maines mother of Mrs J Is announced aged years Miss L Caldwell left last Saturday for months visit at Rochester Mr J Johnston of was visiting friends about here last week Mr W G leaves for Marie next week to take charge of Mr John Mr Alex Millard and family were visiting town over Sunday It was a Tin Wedding that Mr and Mrs T Robertson celebrated re cently The guests numbered up wards of fifty A fire occurred in Franklin about four oclock on Sunday morning when the residence of Mr Sinclair was destroyed Mrs Sinclair escaped two children from the burning building in their night clothes Mrs J of Holt fell and broke her arm Rev Dr Carman preached in the Methodist Church last Sunday Some of the Holt young people at tended the reception given to Mr Allen Howard and his bride on of last week o What the Old Man Says This was defeated on a party vote and a similar amendment on the third reading by Mr Guthrie with an additional clause aimed to prevent the Dominion Government un dertaking highway Construction in the Provinces in contravention of Provincial rights was voted down on April 29th The Bill then went to the Senate where Hon Mr Kerr waved an amendment The sum of money vot ed any year to be expended under this Act shall be amongst and paid to the several Provinces of the Dominion in proportion to the population of such Provinces re spectively as shown by the nct pre ceding census This was carried in Senate again on June last the ilorden Government refused to accept the amendment or to have a conference with the Senate to adjust the differ ences The record is clear The Liberals in Parliament have consistently de manded the division of money for The happiest man in the world is the common chap who makes his own living pays his bills and has tbe respect of his neightors He saves a little money as he goea along but be doesnt try to get a corner on the local output as he Is a slav to neither ambition nor soci ety He never expects to wear out the seat of his pants in the Senate and when he slides into his pants in morning he never wastes any time trying to out the right tint of suspenders and neckties will blend with the general effect He wears a biled shirt when he feels lite It and when his pet corn begins to jump he whips out his nife and cuts a four inch gash in the side of his boot and nothing said about it In the papers He has an appetite like a cyclone and never has to sit up nights to poultice his con science He believes in the of live and let live When he en counters one- of the needy he doesnt highways in fair proportion amongst stutter with his The London Nov The completion of improvements on Buckingham Palace Including an entire new front of white Portland stone at a cost of was made the occasion Friday evening a dinner althc Kiog George to the workmen who had put up the new facade in record time King George himself was not present hut he had Sir Derek preside over tho festivities in his name and sent a message of congratu lation to the workmen All the la borers came in their best clothes many displaying trade union buttons A hearty dinner was served after which at each mans was put a pipe wonderful design presented by the rang a packet good strong tobacco tearing the Royal and inscribed From King Era till Christmas lor the Provinces arid the observation of constitutional guarantees Provin cial rights in its expenditure Borden Government notwithstanding Hon Mr express promise rather than accept these principles abandoned the Bill twice On June 5 the Liberals in the House of Commons moved that the sum of provided In the estimate for Highways under the de funct Bill be made an ordinary sub sidy so that the money could be ap portioned amongst the Provinces this On a straight vote the Government refused this It Is thus clear that the Govern ment not the Opposition has killed the Aid BUI and granting the money to the Provin ces plain plug of a man is happy because ho is satisfied and doesnt spend the better- part his life yearning for something about four 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