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in our window A tf and Gold iflioin Dinner of Quality priced to sol quick All Lines of I lo English China Tea Bote Vary patterns 3 colore from 5 up to stock quick i J OJrwt Importer of And Fancy China A PIOTURE OF FATHER AND MOTHER How It would delight your how It vould please your frlonds Us Wake Thorn For You I i PI I63ai Photographer On Door West of New Post Office Bate ddlai a Talent bo School Friday Oct commencing at All Kinds of homomode A Great Howards teed a big tvado and has proved that it is a groat con- vnnienoo to in that part of this Town of flour andfCJ how ad for i Indicates Tlmoo Last Saturday was last to discount on payment of tax es anil over wore paid to the Town Treasurer that day Sufficient was paid Previously to the amount War 828000 Altogether taxes amount to about so hat over half tub taxes- paid al ready Citizens have till 1st of December to discharge liability after which per cent Is added lf League Our High School teams in games with Richmond Hill won the football and lost tho Aurora they lost both tho football team was first lo gel a goal in Aurora fbr three years oftho Au rora teachers played with the collection of grain in sheaf Wyandotte ana 2nd hen 1st and jjbncy pullet 1st and Black Chapman ist 2nd Chapman Orpington Cock lion Dr Kay pullet Br Kay Game Hi Chapman pullet J at and 2nd If Chapman Bantams Chapman and J V anO J V tails qib- hoy W Best cock White lien chickens Miss Ste phenson 2nd Adair I ft white Mrs John McDonald 2nd any Archibald 2nd Ellison while Mrs J McDonald 2nd fill clover seed afar- chant red clover floor Mrsj J McDonald sped er Mts color ed beans Mrs John McDonald yellow corn 2nd while corn gave them an unfair advantage Sunday Afternoon Mr Stanley a Missionary from Africa who Is now homo on loavo will give address at Christian Sabbath Sunday afternoon Ho and his wJfo labored in the Soudan and North Nigeria and ho will many interesting things to toll as well as to show curios from places- all probably heard mission aries faprtn and China hut few us heard those from Africa at pm lo rfunqay School and hear spine- of ibis You are cordially invited Burling and Cohort N Harness Works lining the on 1 A IJuUher Shop 1 have a full stork of Trunks SullCeses Club Ecus wii fcnv lint required in the at Ion lion glyep to years of experience am in give rfaUfifacllon at mod a ran in Town NOTTINGHAM Miss Wilson Toronto was a Pt at Mr Mr and Mrs ami of a f days Ma A Lavs Dennis of Victoria Wil a week at Mr J Storys Mrs Jones who has been iM ick is recovering i j mi of Thursday Mrs of for a week on closed Tin re opening services were last Sunday and Mr wr of by his and account is of wse the largely the On llio 1 4th a leasing event took place Methodist in marriage to Mr Ernest MJMII t Ottawa The Church well mind with many of the parting The ceie- performed by an old I of the family assisted by Pastor of JJJJ After repairing to f goodly number partook wedding break Various toasts were pre- the took for lo felloe Court His Worship Police Magistrate held Court hero I allornoori of last week when a 13yearold gin was charged with the theft of and a quantity of jewellery from the house where she was working as a domestic As some of tho stolen articles were laken home and had boon seen by her moth er who made no effort to have them returned to the owner she was also charged with receiving During investigation it was learned that tho girl had never got past the First Book at School On condition that stolen iropcrty bo returned and that the girl is kept off llio streets and soul to every day for the next two years both were lei off on suspended sen tence v farmer near Holland awi ng charged with nonpayment wages was ordered to pay and costs of he court J Milligan a farm laborer was taken to Toronto by C-n- iu ijtincnn- with stealing a robe from the shed previous evening As pleaded guilty and restitution had been nude ho was allowed to go on lUspendeil by payment of costs On Sunday the same inair was arrested for stealing y second robe from the same place and appeared before Squire hero on Monday ho prom- to reform and was lcl off Nonstable Duncan is in posses sion Of clothing and hoots before Newmarket Fair and Lap Hugs and Whips stolen since the Fair which he would like owners lo identify A crowd from Holland Landing was down to Court on Monday on a charge of disorderly conduct and indecent language It appears that the racket started over some young men throwing rotten apples at people passing in motors on Sunday though there were throe clients and witnesses no one would swear to the identity of those committing the offence and the case was dis missed for want of evidence It Will surely he a warning against anything of that rid the fu ture I Still another case of assault came from Holland Landing The Station charged a man named Hodges with assault but the evidence showed that Doth men were fighting on Iho public highway and both and costs Constable had another man charged will stealing a suit of clothes from a rig In New market last Augusl At uuest of counsel for the accused was till next Monday facial crock Mrs Jennie made ijVerhorr3rd Mrs fruit Mrs Waited 2nd Mrs Vornor 3rd Wm Spongo 2nd Mrs W Layer Mrs Hi 2nd Mrs J Buns MrgWJ J Mis Win nd Mrs McCawj I Dozen Mrs Dove 2nd Adair dudgos Mrs A Win- tor 2nd Mrs Bak ing Mrs Dodds 2nd Mrs Plants Display of Polled Plants and 2nd ing and 2nd M hi Asparagus Fori 1st and Mrs Any Variety of Fern 1st and 2nd Begonia Hex Mrs Cooper fierttriiurn fancy Colo 2ndMrs House Mrs Fred Skinnoirioleus 1st and nd Robinson Table Mrs Walter Potter 2nd Miss Ladles Work OrnamentalTFmhroidery Mrs Mrs silk on flannel Mrs Bulgarian Miss Fisher Mrs Mrs French Miss Mo- Mrs Graham Miss Henry Mrs Miss in and Collection- of vegclables J CI lids- Colloclioii of Potaloeii 2nd MissK Stephenson diss 2nd American Wnoder MunkfU Irish aware Karl of any other kind Stephenson 2nd Childsr one Turnipsf3 2nd I VChildsi Long Field Carrots 2nd Adair Plunkott 2nd J V Table parrots Hail 2nd 2nd J V Globe Mangel 2nd J V Chiids Hod Plunkott 2nd J V Yellow Mangel T Hall 2nd Win Edwards Any Other Kind of Mangel Win wards 2nd Mrs Long Blood Boots 2nd Blood Beets Plunketl 2nd A Lloyd Beets 2nd J V Boots 2nd J V Yel low 2nd J Chiids Common Pumpkins Mammoth Pump kins Plunkott 2nd Davis Plunketl Common Squash 2d Skinner Hod Onions Mrs Dove 2nd Onions M Hobinson J V- Pickling Onions F Skinner 2nd Mrs A Lloyd Cabbage M Ellison 2nd Red Peppers W 2nd Celo- II 2nd Plunk- ell Citrons 2nd J V Colorado Citrons Plunkott- Hops W W Dean Brown C MinkIt 2nd Skinner Judges Burling Fruits It Greening Davis 2nd A Lloyd iK 2nd A Lloyd Northern Spy Davis 2nd Ed Lloyd Baldwin A Brand on 2nd King of Tompkins Davis 2nd W Duchess of Olden burg 2nd A L Lfoyd Talman Sweet Davis 2nd A Brandon Golden C Plunketl 2nd B Davis Russet Merchant 2nd A Bennett Wagner A Lloyd 2nd Brandon 2nd K Merchant Alex andria Mrs It W Dove 2nd J It Atkinson Maidens Blush Davis 2nd Joel Hughes Lawrence M A Brandon 2nd Snow A Bennett 2nd Mrs J McDonald Winter Pear Mrs Dove 2nd Emerson Fall Pear 2nd Hall Crab Apples Miss 2nd Kelso- God son Grapes Mrs McCaw2nd Mrs Dove Comb S Clarke 2nd Davis jExlracl- Honey ft Clarke 2nd It Da vis Sugar Mrs Walter Potter 2nd Mrs Cooper Ma ple Syrup Mrs Walter Potter Mrs T Cooper of Winter Apples Davis 2nd W Canned Fruits Mrs Cooper 2nd Mrs McDonald Display of Fruit Mrs IS 2nd Mrs Brown Barrel of Spy Apples Fd Lloyd Bushel Winter Apples Lloyd Catsup Geo 2nd Mrs cutwork Mi As Mrs punch ed Miss Fisher Miss Graham LaceBatlon Miss Fisher Miss Miss McCutch Mrs Graham Mrs Mrs Kersey netting or Unci Miss Mrs la isle Irish Miss Miss Srlangways point Fisher and fancy Mc- Jutcheon Siri Graham Lunch eon sot Mrs Graham Miss tablecloth Miss Mrs Graham apron Miss Miss babys pillowMiyGrahani Miss itrangways babys or childs dross Miss Mrs Graham buffet or dresser Mrs Mrs Haislo em broidered collars and cuffs Miss dcCulcbcon Miss lusher cro cheted collars and cuffs Mrs Kersey Miss Fisher corset cov er yoke Mrs Graham Miss Mc doilies Miss McCut- chepn Miss Fisher crochet cen trepiece Miss Miss ionry pincushion Mrs Gra ham Miss Fisher braid work Mrs Kersey Mrs Hals to centre piece white linen Miss Fisher drs Graham Centrepiece col ored linen Mrs Graham Mrs drawn work Mrs drs Kersey purse or shopping bag Mrs Kersey Miss vork bag Miss Henry Miss 1 r diet net and ribonsene work Mrs Kersey five oclock teacloth embroidered Miss Fisher Miss oclock tea cloth any other Miss Miss Mc Cutcheon hemstitching Miss Graham y mm lit i Vi ment In folks vyho are about to buy new shoes Is the simple reminder of the of purchasing the partlouarly known as If i T f II i A- t FITTED AND SOLD BY I The Men Mam 1 ffl v i J Miss Mc Miss fancy Miss irs serviettes Mrs Miss table mats Miss McCutcheon Miss Henry tailing Miss Mrs lea coscy Mrs Mrs towels embroidered or initialed Mrs Miss towels any other kind Miss Fisher Mrs tray and carving cloth Mrs pillow cases Miss Fisher Mrs Graham em broidered sofa pillow Miss Miss any other kind of sofa pillow Mrs Graham Miss Henry work not elsewhere specified Mrs maciamo cushion or table cover Mrs Mrs Graham Miss babys set Miss bed spread Miss Henry Mrs Jersey embroidered bedspread Mrs knitted bedspread Mrs Kersey Mrs J Atkinson hemming by girl under Mrs W Dove silk mitts Miss Fisher silk hose Miss eon handmade ladies under wear Mrs Haiti to Miss McCutch knitted shawl Miss Mrs I McCaw cro cheted shawl Mrs ladies Miss Miss Strang- ways gents slippery Miss Hen- Mrs Kersey shirtwaist Mrs Mrs Graham cotton quilt Mrs Kersey Mrs J It silk quilt Miss Mis quilt Mrs Otto Miss Mcttitchcon Fisher Henry her stockings fifcCut- ehcon Miss Mrs Kersey fancy mitts Miss Fish er Miss McCutcheon plain mitts Mrs Graham Miss soldiers socks Mrs Graham Mrs Kersey night shirt Mrs Mrs lady over Miss Henry- Miss- darning in wool stock ing Mrs Graham Miss darning in coLlon slocking Miss Mrs Graham patch on old garment Miss Miss buttonholes Mrs Gra ham Mrs Judges Miss V Mrs Mrs Calhoun Fine Arte Oil painting portrait or figure Mrs Florence scenery Miss Tolton Mrs any subject Miss Miss Water color trait or figure Mrs Miss- Tolton scenery Miss Miss any other subject Florence Bailey Miss Painting on glass or china Miss Mrs on plush or velvet Florence y on satin or silk Miss Tollon Florence Bailey Miss Henry Pencil drawing Mrs jnee Bailey crayon drawing Miss Mrs India ink with brush Miss Mrs Grahani pen and ink sketch Mrs Graham Florence Bailey I rf- has been appointed dealer wood work Mrs Mrs leather work Florence Bailey Miss burnt velvety Miss Henry Mrs Kersey collection of photos Mrs Mrs sofa cushion Miss Tollon Florence Bailey hammered or pierced brass Florence Bailey Judge Mrs J Humphreys The school children have undertake en the task of collecting and You may leave them at the school house If possible or let clip pupils know about will bo collected This is a good way to get rid of some of your sleeks of old paper and help the Red as Encourage the la their work In Newmarket and Vicinity Por BEACH Mr Arthur has sold the farm lo Mr Ceo and is having a sate of surplus Block and on day Balfour purebred Mrs On account of groat Interest arouses and many enquiries received in Toronto by the recent announce ment of the specifications of the new series 8AXON SIX secured for our dealer K of tho SIXS which Is how on exhibition at NEWMARKET GARAGE The SAXOfJ specincations Include Continental Wo- Axle and Boarlngs Wagner and Lighting System Tilted Windshield in Cantilever Springs 2 In Crank Shaft New Style Yep end Grecian Bolt Nov Stylo and many other vill bo explained by the Dealer CALL AND SAXON 8 TODAY The Most Wonderful Six In the World at the I Sates LIMITED STREET ft m All the sucnnnir cottages are now and three other stables were do- closed up for the winter His was damaged Miss Marrow and Miss of to the extent of and two Toronto purchased the house at VanNormans corner- new fire which started in stable at an early hour on Friday morxjing did Campbells property Is here about damage Pal let stable with all its contents to the premises tomobiles in his barn were a com plete loss Armenian Fund in Toronto has now reached about Two tor Ihe British army from Id the Is the largest t TORONTO A-