Our Local Marsh of Parry Sound sing pupils bare been Institute niectWg of Institute wiU be held of Mrs- Penrose on afternoon July at 3 A Confederation Jubilee rte was a scorcher especially Sells meet on the I lawn at oclock to- Look Helpers of the Friends hold an Ice Cream Social The Union of Trinity Unite held a Strawberry Festival lawn on Friday even It was a the tables were very in under the shade of the vener Music was provided by imphone but there was and the people did riiy very lo after partaking of r Proceeds about i 12th- Ames Atkinson Bingham Homer Black Bethel Black Kathleen Robert Herbert Boyd Carl Brown ion n Herbert Helen Agnes Marlon belief Fowler Ethel Edith Foster Herbert French Dorothy Albert hort Marie Virion- Oilman Shirley George Vera Gould Helen Gould Cecil Grieg Mae Granger Harry Hamilton Jean Ronald How wleti thon Violet Clara Kay Ken fteva Osborne ma Mathews Mary hoi ton Elizabeth Pindar Leila Pollock Olive Arthur Mac Jack Else Smith Emerson Rose fond John terry Margaret Joseph -VanZant- Elsie Annie hoa Marie Willis y Wilson Elsie Wilson Marie Walsh Matthew Wray Ruth Wright Sarah Janes with marks stands highest and wins Principal Mannings annual prize for Entrance candidate at Newmarket High taking highest marks The remaining reports on will be out on Friday A copy will be hung In the Era Office Ion liarbar returned lo vogue with ell Most Mistress on Tuesday Adrian of the Grand Lodge of British Orange Lodges America Wor Hon Geo S Fits a Henry and Brown of Chi- joint affair of a pagt grand master of the West York put many States sfele quotas j fie lovm crowds pound In by rain bus raptor car fool an by the lowly and ham and buggy lhe lTCem Representatives from the above Cei tna was never formed lhe of the parage before In such numbers but lodges also Ktpo from Toronto ag0 when lhe Orange Sutton wag Ontario County iQQ0Q0 faroff making a gallant d0lib show with banners flying play- accoutred viilh all the rich Worshipful Brother Ifnderi regaUa of the great order that makes is the oldest member of afternoon was spent in games an isements and In soft fcaU Ever brought on on abundance of eat everyone finally arrived horn perhaps somewhat tared but happy There was a good attendance Church on Sunday evening Re Madden of Aurora conducted the Interesting Madder i be This and ma ny who Sunday unity Leaf Nawmerket Looked In Orange Young Lodgai on Lodges present were the folldvlng Park Prjde of York Oriole lined Molly Cave J Cook Hay Beth Mai Wesley Er Johnson Ct He keL IwelfUi time Into old relief by an occasional lodge wilh Us brethren attired in the more sombre and dignified silk and Prince Albert coat Where all the silk hats came from is now somewhat of a mystery In darkness is brought out on the and brushed to took best for the momentous occasion After the parade the crowd which strained tlnTethaclty of the town to for It repaired to the grounds I an afternoon of Joyous sport and speeches- emphasizing What Mount e tuder signifies Here events were competition a softball competition fO Prizes dressed lodge in for ladies for Juveniles and for Orange Young Britons for the best band on parade and for the best decorated house and store In the town The speakers during the afternoon included H Held grand secretary of the triennial Guiding Star Grouse Hill Keswick Islington Northern Star Alexander Memorial Stouffvllle Lady Wallace Wallace Maple Leaf Weston Golden Star Sir Edward LftLLake Shore LOLi Hariiioay Harmony Oakridge L 0 b A Aurora Long Branch Juveniles Aurora L0L Aurora Tift Maple Leaf LOI 1 IOE Purple Star A LOL Sandy OJ Castlodown venile Marshal Sir Shipment of New Chintzes Just Arrived On Sale Yard W A BRUNTON CO on W C LUNDY Tha Ladies Store Newmarket JULY SALE of Wash Goods Itmiisdeii New Mr and Mrs Leslie Mount and and Mrs and so Newmarket spent Sunday Mr If or LOI I LOL LO I Jul tec I Juveniles anil Bright Juveniles of Miinlco WIN KOLOPORE CUP can Eight National Rifle Associations meeting defended the trophy from teams representing England India Jersey and Guernsey on the ranges Farmers of Mr S Geer left on Lake Sask where tends the Fancy Voiles Reg to 8ale Price 75c Yd Fancy Colored Voiles Good Patterns Ins wide Sale Price Cloth in Fine Weave Small Patterns Ins wide 35c Yd Fancy Stripe Silk a New Cloth for Wear Sale Fancy Voile shades of Powder Gold Rose Sand Black and Tangerine Reg for Yd Real Hair Nets Cap Shape 5c Each If You Want to go to the Country on Pleasure or OP BOYDS L PHONE 63 Let us make you Prompt Charge Reasonable E A BOYD Prop Night Cilia on Phono 178 Promptly to Are Burned to Death An district hart In the Township of chamberlain only a few miles weal of the and Northern Hallway has been picked as the most suitable for occupation by flrjd be transferred under the vlnolal Government scheme and it Is hoped that some fifteen families present dwelling in the- Sergeant Gray or Toronto featured district may be moved thither next lib it rt On and Mr of Bancroft and Canadians ore former winners of P P for North Victoria thp Kings Prize also shot possibles made a tour of Investigation Si M Hawkins of Toronto and under of the Desmond Burke of Ottawa menl and Hi only two com- Minister of Lands and Foreats nemwed looatlon of lhe teams compel- had been chosen by them as the moat for greatest service rifle favorable The land has already been lo the Kings Prize clearer and I ready to clean and the fired ten shots each of three distances site Is within easy dMSini rtllwjy and yards When the transpontlon completed Canada The the Minister was ten points behind England but would be provided with about out the Canadians were not hundred acres each lo which They have In previous years would be moved together with their frequently overhauled their rivals at effects by the Government and given the longer ranges and bo It turned out every encouragement possible In today When toward the close one starting out In the new territory If of the Mother Countrys the move Is made successfully the lives missed it was plain the cup was Government hopes within the year i gain booked for an Atlantic passage bo able to seal up two was the hie Rajah of for reforestation purposes Kola I The rip the The Canadians won by 3 points taken by the committee was extensive an aggregate or out or a sites were Inspected near Cooti- posBlhle of ranei New as The youngsters or the Canadian well as In lhe townships or Kolapore team Lieutenants and Chamberlain The of Ottawa squadded to- mlltee it is saldwas gather and finished lash They made the Chamberlain site absolutely Certain Tor the Do- The Government Is proceeding slowly with the new scheme and It is BOND LAKE With the weather In their favor the of the staff of the Fifth jor Meat and the CarryandSave Sections of the Eaton Co picnic at Meat Limited held Lake last til huh ding a Softball In which Meat Section Fifth Floor Meats with a Marie July Yesterday when went up to visit his tourist camp Mite GO on the he found It I a mess A bear had made Its Into the cabin by way of the It started on an orgy of It every si In lhe place breaking worth dishes and mixing bean sugar I ea shuck It knocked the radio ment from lis self and smashed to pieces even taking the trouble to down the from the tramped with feet mattresses The oilcloth tables was torn to ribbons and every pane glass fn the Place smashed Then the bear climbed again upon the hauled Its through the hole and disappeared overland Bald this morning that taking a couple of palls of honey Sergeant Gray In the shooting recorded no constructive bulls sighting shots of improbable Including this- much further MEN WANTED NqYlhern Ontario Wage paid part time while learn- garage work electricity welding battery and house wiring bartering Chatham reports and beauty culture work Write for June as compared with the the Jul Lacombe was at chut to his third inothered the family since the second wife three was the heroine of the day thla by aught a JokavaUrtcdo or town he rest of the family were asleep ore leaving he lit the kitchen stove While drawing on a hay fork trip rope J Drake a farmer In Brant district fell from a load of hay and was Instantly killed July A pleasing fea ture of the recent annual garden par ty of the United Church was the presentation to Gladys- or the bronze medal for bravery or lha Humane Society Miss it will be recalled rescued IWo children of Reeve CantUn from a burning house here last March PALACE THEATRE the replenished the nd to feed the chick- A short time later she of I bed- Alice windows Rushing In she awoke la and carried them to The children were over come by the smoke and before Yvonne could lift them to the sill she was hurled out of the window by a smoke explosion Picked up by neighbors she was rushed to the hospital Her clothing had been burned off her and parts or her flesh was burned to the hone Fred trapped In an and broke his leg suspecting t with his bride The four charred lit tie I were later recovered died in the hospital the day after the fire STEP DANCING PAVILION Also for or man Also tonga Violin Solos and Big DpncV Write JOHN JULY dlan Government for free distribution In England arrived In Liverpool or the liner today A staff o girls sent by a London florist immed iately began the task of transferring Friday and Saturday- July DEE VCUirJJAIL featuring Jack Mulhall supported by a welt known cast of eminent players Its a First National Monday and Tuesday duly JOHNNY QET VOUN HAIR OUT featuring Story by Gerald Beaumont fictions greatest writer of race track Wednesday and Thursday July 2021 South Sea Islands Matlna at Newmarket Markets Live Stock Steers Springers CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY Train leaves Newmarket for Toronto and Train leaves Toronto for Newmarket am Train Leaves Newmarket for too North and Standard Time TORONTO