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Hie Adlet Column words or under for Wo end 4dlUonl word On cent word Tor aubnqunt Inecr- Minimum charge- not when 10- hrgd for booking property roomed solid brick rtwi heated finest residential district within short distance of Avenue Fully modern throughout with Ml conveniences and transporta tion facilities Amount of Mortgage flhout apply to Avenue or I if Toronto Loan of Wanted At per annum Security 2nd Mortgage on solid brick hot heated house with Jill Improvement conveniences In the and district Toronto to reliable tenant at per Write advertiser Pipe Reply Ho Ontario St of fruit Inn per mo Realty Box ted A reliable middleaged wo- housework on a farm and for an elderly woman d home No outside work Box Ctrl Wanted For general work Family of two Mrs Ralph Belfry For Sale Rnt On On- good garden Phone i Sale Office Specialty Brick Houe to Rent Warm a comfortable Modern conveniene Apply to Miss Main Street- Strayed From the premises of My ron around Aug 1st Roan Yearling Steer Please notify Wanted High School youth desh employment nights and Saturda Phone Box to Box Era Office Co For S in good on Apply t E Rox For Sale Trucl good Cow 7 to Box For Sale For Sale Piano Mahogany for Cash Also Detroit Blue Flam Stove ten dollars Phone 131 For Sale NEW ADVERTISEMENTS OF THANKS Church wish JOHN GREENWOOD FARM TO RENT In the township of North Gwillim- bury Lot in the 3rd concession about acres all cleared adjoining the village of Keswick This will a very good dairy farm For Apply to A NOBLE FOR SALE ACRE FARM East Half of lot 27 on the con cession of East Good Pasture and about acres of Stand- 50 ACRE FARM Editorial Following the in the Daylight Saving Instant foil to day in Another Newmarket Boy Climbing the Ladder i PROMOTED TO GENERAL AGENT Time i the I Sim people Town considered that sufficient no tice had not been given of the change consequently the Acting Mayor Mr A- Issued bills on Saturday laring the sntlon Hoard This la over ported durlnj terrible rapidity i of August were lie Workmens- including fatalities more than were re- the same month last icneMs awarded during r than August In re plentiful accidents roufl Probably men nces because of the likely to receive accidents are re The anniversary of the publi cation of Huntingdon Gleaner Quebec has been celebrated by a special number of 20 pages that would do credit to any city journal It Is illustrated by of prominent i lithograph of in Four pa on fine paper showing by of i of the party territory also sow pictures of Jasper Par visited by the Weekly The Gleaner is certainly a to Huntingdon and is plcndld local patronage in Its Using columns or several months last year a test made of the value of feeding milk school children in Scotland the result of the test was made known at the recent Worlds Dairy Congress held at Edinburgh children we ordinary All the lie in Scottish I third group value ndlrig school way- The milk given ients an addition let Each of the fo differently treated Oj whole milk a separated milk the The fourth group wer as controls and received very clearly the influence of dded biscuit average In roups of all a in lbs nonmilk groups in height of the result In the lbs The The addition of milk to the children of school age- beer by a rate of growth in and weight of 20 per of the children Separated milk proved to be of great value for promoting growth Its value for children of school would appear to have been under rated The children receiving milk appear- to be in better general condition than those who did not receive milk On the whole they had glossier hair and clearer complexions and even findings confirm the current opinion as to the food value of milk BRIGHT BITS FROM EXCHANGES the wrong The cold When the early geographers great areas in the North the Barrel Lands they did not know of Wonder if whose border saw the poinl speech Oilfv Sept CAUSING DEATH As the accident Pratt of Mary St died in the Oshawa General hospi tal last night Early in the afternoor H Baldwin St driv ing south on Mary collided with W Campbell corner of and telephone Wanted Experienced housework for the friends I from Sudbury St the following pcrs Which it Is our p pleasing privilege to print of Mr many Cent the Algoma Eastern Railway Sud- bury While Mr latest will entail his removal from Sudbury iilc Marie On- agent of On residence mm Central and Hudson Bay Rail- ay succeeding if J Hcrrold is resigned The appointment as announced from the office Ste Marie On becomes effective September J P who for the pasl During Mr- he has tak crest In sport and He president of that organisation He is a member of the Golf Club the Sudbury Curling Club and the Sudbury Rotary Club pluck for he left school and tramped evening for the initiative an tlon to the railway official is raj the ranks of Canadian 1 merchant Mr J It- is for the North Riding of York His old schoolmates rallied with him at the sound of the school bell Plat bus bum ble on the Alexander grounds at nine likewise thoe who rooted with him at hockey matches In New market and elsewhere when our home team was playing will be along with the editor of this journal most happy the old Grand Trunk Rail id the Canadian Pacific Railway itreal and North Hay he joined Central Kail- whose last vis June wbei way and 1918 as chief clerk to the general special train freight and passenger at tend the fun Ste Marie Out coming to Sudbury chief and in December 1918 as general agent Montgomery In 1916 he was appointed market had also general freight and passenger agent of ingly proud capital I libit a manage Our Toronto News the passed the two 000 Last Sal John dean of Toronto ness men passed away Friday ing at his home in his seventyfour years he had bet In the the dry goods bust this city not giving up hi until he was taken ill two Eva diving girl of attraction at the Exhibition feet high died Hospital to her home in of three workmen Ltd Ashbridges The body for distilling knocked into our other work huge receptacle The departmental officials have been busy with the new Confederation block in Ottawa tenders for which have been awarded and the Toronto customs house Is next In the list Mystic Shriners who are members of the Atlantic City Shrine Club reached Toronto Monday afternoon by a special Canadian National Railways train from Muskoka where they the weekend at Inn There were about 200 in the party Toronto representing Temple met the visitors on their arrival and took them for a drive around the city after which they were entertained to a dinner and dance at Pavilion Counterfeit twenty dollar American Comments Exchanges producing athlete by mat shoving than the much bet respects Practical Promotion London Advertiser Eight Onta of French who have summer course provided by the Government in the City of have written a letter expressing heir appreciation of the value of and of the hospitality of the fare and tide the They will read heightened self r Great B aspect and will Sale Register Sept Mr Bert Shearer Sutton West will dispose of a quan tity of highclass furniture at two oclock J Auctioneer Sept Mr A Brown Mount Albert will hold a sale of good implements dry goods one oclock Six months I- and other of Oni was indicated in the announcement the City Hall that a basis has at been reached between city and officials and the Board of Control the widening and doubletracking the Lake Shore road- and thi of this line an integral part of hi city car system The estimated is three million dollars- the Editor of The Era Dear Sir Through a mistake by correspondent lately it appeared pastor if he would remain as only individual ell signified congregation PEONY ROSES Is the time to of Stork North Sept Mr will have an extensive implements furniture roots etc on lot half a No resen prietor Is giving up Sept Mr Harry Scott will have an Auction Sale of Farm Stock Implements etc In cluding a New Fordson Tractor and Plow on Lot Con Whitchurch Credit until May 1st Sale at one oclock F Smith auctioneer Wednesday Sept Mr Bell months credit Implements oclock Silversides Mb J r of Halifax It the guest of Miss Maggie Morning Hit Toole ant children rom spent a week itl their aunt Toole and Mrs Miss Eta Scott had a merry parly SI on Wed ev- for friend Ml Georgia Hewitt- Mr Mor Toronto was calling n friends In Saturday Mr Morning J of Hall- his vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Geo Morning Mr and Mrs Len Bruin and daughter of Lions Head were guests at Trinity Church Parsonage during the weekend and Mrs Tench their home on Friday after days vacation visiting friends at Beach and Mr and Mrs Norman F ended the funeral last week as Morton only child of Mr Morton of who was drowned Reg of MCA for he past year physical instructor ring College Newmarket Miss A ion in and Oakvi tal are holiday parents Mr and Mrs W E also Mrs Paisley of Tore For Better Pickles Make this year in your own dran You an select the particular combination of vegetable you the pickles to your own high standards purity end flavour win the admiration of your guests Mow and more every representative hostesses rc own pickles home Write recipe book on salads dressing sandwich fillings etc COLMANKEEN Canada Limited STREET KEENS Aids Digestion LAKE LINE The Fall TimeTable of the Lake will be In effect commencing September Copies of the new TImeTable are available the Radial Stations and on the par The Summer Coach Sutton and Beaverton haa been for this season cars are operated on Toronto time TORONTO TRAQ8P0RTATMH COMMISSION RADIAL DEPARTMENT Mrs Charles of their daughter Gladys Mr Clarence Pipher of of Alfred Hunl Mr Hui r and Ada Tench in Newmarket from is now at Collir Mrs Rev Harry son of Mr and Mrs Pringle the marriage to take place quietly the latter part of September Mr Stuart Rowland MA Sc who has been spending two weeks vacation with his parents on Millard Ave left on to resume his work as superintendent of the Food Co in Tuckahoe New York his death the engage f their daughter Alice M to Mr G E Pat rnon of Wetland a of late Mr Vernon erly of The take place at her parents horn September the twe Mr A Campbellton New nt of the Car Weekly by Mr f the Ex miner exPresident the on Friday and gave the local editors a fraternal call The President was delighted with his trip through the counties of Simcoe and York Mr Will Hunter a schoolmate of the editor gave us a call on Saturday He is a grandson of the late Edwin Hunter who resided on the corner of Yonge street and the King He left Newmarket over years ago for Mount Albert where he resided till when he went to Buffalo While there he received the old vs wh were pleased to king so well d here on Sunday Bit thr friend fore ret tome Phone 288 Q B 1 FINE QUALITY WALL PAPERS AND SELECTIONS FOR ALL PURPOSES FROM TO PER ROLL Variety of Glazed Pap en and 30 In Tints Crepe WINDOW SHADE PAPER FOR BLINDS DUPLEX AND COMBINATION We Sell You Any Paper With or Without Hannlng BERT GREEN Painter and Paper Hanger MARKET SQUARE NEWMARKET nds Miss Clark ins- will be Sept last night to Fuller In King Mrs Russell FuUei Donald Huntley At Sutton est Bernard Mary Eiiza- County Hospital to Mr and Mrs- Stanley At York County Hospital market Sept to Mr and Peters Keswick a son Mr and Mrs Norman Rogers a son In East Sept Detroit Sept who and a companion Miss B of Windsor were killed today when a speed boat In which were riding crashed Into a bridge pier on the United States side of the Detroit Mr Wilson of Mrs W E Morton Huron Si The Altar Mitchell In Oak Ridges Burgess be Elizabeth Jo nd of Lena Smith Coo if Mrs Martha Cook Cook formerly Monday Newmarket in his ye Funeral from his late reside Monday Sept 10th Rowland Died suddenly at ket on Wednesday Sept David Rowland in his Service at the home on Avenue Saturday Sept oclock daylight saving time at Mount Albert Cemetery clock standard lime for vice in Mount Cemetery ft Funeral Diraefeff rail ii t TORONTO