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THE NEWMARKET ERA FRIDAY JULY 1910 Mt Albert Telephone TRY OUR V MANAGER MONEY IN HOGS On Monday Stokes sold to Shields drover hogs receiv ing therefor a cheque for They averaged about 270 lbs each and were sold at 5935 per cwt BALDWIN BREEZES of Government Standard We carry a stock of Guaranteed Paints Carriage Paint Varnish Stains Shellac Varnish Raw and Boiled Oil Turpentine Separator Oil Red Engine and Black OH i J J J J It Garden Tools Etc Call and see what- We have a Forks Hoes Handles Spades Rates etc I- r Agents for PERSONAL Mr and Mrs John Rosamond of Newmarket were town on Tuesday on a visit to their daughter Mrs Mr Sibley Newmarket was in town on Tuesday Mrs Lightwood of Toronto was the guest of Mrs J Cook last week Miss Ada ugh is rown on a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs of To ronto are visiting in town Miss JJelMc Young of Toronto was a visitor at the tome of Mr- J this week Dr Richardson of Aurora was in toVh oh Monday Mrs and children are visit ors at the home of her sister Mrs J Kightley Miss Eva Walton is spending a few days at of Bays loads He has also made an Al gravel road in tbe mill yard a very remains in a able improvement feeble condition They are very good Geo Batt what is that No ans- her and treat hex as old folks Well as you so modest Ill light in being treated that is to say tell for you Geo paid me ft delicate as though she is of some importance little compliment by telling me tbe I guess mother gets more kisses Breezes was his chief reason for than any other grannie around By- bis fidelity to the Era But I cant erybody seems to love her j always be with you Andy Miller is daily losing ground j Tommy enjoys the reputa- cannot last much tion of being King of grow- has ceased to desire nourishment in this locality but Frank Tomlin- any kind son is aftex the coveted title His it was regret that learned are great far greater than through the Era that I had lost a valued friend in the person of Lehman deceased I have known Im prepared to bet on At time of writing Mrs Emmerson is very seriously ill but Dr News Plymouth SHARON The GENUINE MacVies Cough Condition Powders S 1 Johnny Canuck Overalls the beat yet FWSMITH SUCCESSOR TO E SMITH Store closes Tuesday and Thursday at 6 pm throJgh July and August Cattle Astray Strayed from Marshall Crittendens farm near about Mrs Harry Wilson and children of Toronto are visiting her brother Mrs M Lundy The men who assisted at Mr Knights barnraising certainly know how to hustle Mr T Watson is taking well- earned in the city Mrs and Miss of Toronto are spending this week in the village Miss Penrose Newmarket and Miss spent Thurs day with Miss Haines We are sorry to report that Mr Fred Hall is under the care j Miss Moore Albert is staying with her cousin Miss Ethel Shaw Miss Newtonbrook is visit ing with Miss Mrs E Hughes passed away on Saturday last after a lingering illness at the home of her daughter Mrs A him from his boyhood and saw with Greenwood is very clever- arid hopes delight the many moral and social her pulling through qualities which the gentleman indeed 1 do not imagine he ever did err to any very appreciable de- for he was one of a family of many excellences and genial Those who know whereof I speak will respond right you are Mr Owl youre a wise old bird The bereaved relatives have my sincere sympathy Johnston new cement stables and hay and straw storehouse overhead are now complete or nearly so and are as good as necessary Tilings were progressing so slowly William Mitchell of Port that scynebody got discharged and visiting with her Mr SCHOOL LIFE ft A Godwin I sat in the school of sorrow- The Master was teaching there But my eyes were dim with weeping And my heart was full of care Instead of looking upward And seeing His face full of the tenderest pity For weary hearts like mine I only thought of the burden The cross that before me lay So hard anrf heavy to carry That darkend the light of So I could not learn my lesson And say Thy will be done And the Master came not near me As the weary hours went on THE RIDGE rushed the job to a finish Will Nelson Mr Richard Lee of Mount Albert suitably rewarded black Jersey heifer rod Durham on Monday heifers and 2 red steers all yearlings Wjducte by Rev with slit in right ear was largely attend- leading to their recovery will be a distance were Messrs Milton Hughes Chica- CRAWFORD David Hughes Toronto jFIeury Aurora Mrs Jas Hughes Toronto and Mrs Walter Hughes Brantford Miss Gertrude Stephenson has re turned to her home En afUr a visit with her friend Miss Vi ola Barker Miss Watson who has recently been lecturing in Pittsburg is spending her vacation with her parents at the post office Makes Hair Grow L ROGERS CO HAVE AN IN VIGOR THAT MAKES HAIR GROW IN DANCE OR MONEY BACK If your hair is thinning out gradu ally it wont long before the bald appears The funeral of the late Mrs- Fred The time to lake care of the hair j Rogers nee Miss Bella Smith was la when you have hair to take care largely attended on Monday after- f- noon All the people of the vicinity For thin falling hair the best sympathize deeply with the bereaved remedy known to mankind Is Parisian family It is compounded on scientific Messrs Pete and Ross Milne form- principles and furnishes to the hair Whitbv iycrc guests of root a nourishment that acts quickly Mr J Milne last week and promptly and causes the hair to Mrs Laurel is with her daughter Mrs McNeill at the Pat- But remember this It kills the jsonage Mrs McNeills rfster Dr germ the pest that appro- Minerv Toronto visited her all the natural nourishment over a weekend recently that should go to the hair root Mr A Mackenzie has returned Parisian Sage is sold Toronto after spending his era ft Co under a positive in town tee to banish dandrun stop falling Miss Gertrude Spraguc who has and scalp in two teaching at Trowbridge this or money back varition It gives to women hair a lustre Mr Oscar Johnston radiance that Is most fascinating years work the W abundantly h Sage is now sold in every here before to arg W Pulpit supply for the Meth- r minister the girl auburn hair is every guest of Miss Emma Strasleri Miss left on Monday for the West After visiting friends in Winnipeg Calgary and Banff Miss will go to Lloydmlnster where she has accepted an ap pointment the Public School staff Miss Bertie is in o it Choir had she is visiting her aunt Mrs J A Milne The Misses of Toronto arc spending this week Mrs Since my last writing the Misses s n eV on the Ridge Pringles enjoyed a vacation trip to modern Egypt New Jerusalem and eastern countries were after the luscious raspberry and a general allround good time The wild fruit crop is almost a dead failure this season Lack of showers the developing stage is ac countable for this Our Mr Frank W Tomlinson said unto himself I Frank youve been a good hoy youve toiled early and late Frank- isnt a fellow who sleeps late- Hes an early riser Theres a vulgar expression re late sleepers that would lit in here but I darent use it now just take a holi day trip and get a rest Frank led the vanguard to the blueberry re gions but alas there were no huckle berries so Frank led the vanguard a merry race homeward Not to be cheated of his holiday he took in the Great Tory Celebration and we pre sume got bis of pleasure No fair minded person could deny that Lennox picnic was a great suc cess- Immense throngs from an un usually early hour passed through en route to the old Camp Ground Your humble servant had fully decided in life that lie would go and enjoy Mr Lennoxs hos pitality and entertainment I also said to myself that after thus becom ing under obligations to him I would not act the traitor as some Grits do I would never never vote for him but I wouldrm vote against him- Id he a gentleman to that degree Some one read of speakers and as the of It was there I Quite a crowd at Sunday School on Sunday The people came from all around One of the young men the Ridge got lost last Sunday night and had to wait till of day to get to the road ROSEBUD KESWICK Mrs J B Rogers of here on a visit Miss Gertie Mitchell left for her home at Ringwood after pleasant three weeks visit with relatives here The Misses ot Toronto are the guests of Carrie Marritt Mrs S Terry and Miss Bessie are visiting old friends here Mrs Thompson and daughter left for their home at Clinton on Monday after a pleasant visit with the for mers sisterinlaw Mrs McCordfck Mr and Mrs Wm Marritt enter tained a number of young people one evening last week in honor of her niece Miss Irene Appleton of Toron to The Misses Connell of Mark- ham were visiting relatives round here A number from here attended the Conservative Picnic at Jacksons on Wednesday and report a- good time past At last in my sorrow I looked from the cross above And saw the Master watching With a glance of tender love He to tbe cross before me And I thought I- heard Him say My child thou must bear thy burden And learn thy task today I may not tell the reason enough for thee to know That I the Master am teaching And give this cup of woe So I stooped to that weary sorrow One look at that Face Divine Had given me power to trust Him And say Thy frill not mine And then I learnt my lesson Taught by the Master alone He only knows the tears I shed For He has wept His own But from them came a brightness Straight from the Home above Where the school life will be ended And the cross will show the love TRUE TO HER PARTS i The thought of the influence which our acts may have on others even when they seem to concern only our selves should us careful And especially is this where others are concerned An illustration of this occurred not long ago A young lady bought a winter coat at a large city store It had to be altered and she was told to come in again for a fitting The day and the hour were set and the fitter made a memorandum of the appointment When the day came the young lady was urged by friend to go with her to a fine art exhibition feeing held in the city But I have an Appointment to be fitted at halfpast three she said If I go with you I cant get to the store before a quarter after or half- name ORCHARD BEACH Mrs Lloyd had a verandah lv of Newmarket ladies on I wasnt neither did Lnesday though the Highlander regi mental band wits on the program I couldnt swallow nature would revolt against it Id rather associate with cutthroats Our little Yankee came home delighted that there was iots There are 40 boarders at Morton Park and all the cottages are oc cupied hut one Mr Irvine Ross of is spending his vacation The young people greatly enjoyed the on Monday of Old Glory hunting display- owning there- j Rev Dr Grant left for Dawson uptodate stock breeder on Monday and expects sheep man is known as tag- l0 couple of months when they mark the stock with Mrs Marshall and two children and Well what of It her friend said The chances arc that you will have to wait almost that long if you go there on time They wont he partic ular to the appointment with That doesnt make any difference the other replied I promised to be there and It is my business to fulfil my part of the contract Of course Im not responsible for them but I an for myself I dont mean to be the one to break the engagement She was at the store promptly hut as her friend had predicted she was kept waiting It was four oclock when the fitter was ready for her Pin sorry I Kept you waiting she tags- On the was Mr Leu- Mrs Matthews and Miss Matthews of l an day when he tagged arc visitors at Mrs C Wnd time this afternoon Somebody his lambs who had an appointment W halfpast bottle live badges were galore Long John Toronto is visiting not got here and so was stepping around with one panned cousin MrVO Cane evervooctt on his manly bosom Shorty John Mr manager of the doesnt require such identification and Bank of Monereal at Newmarket ha wed just like to sec rtiMH try to pin bought the Boyer Cottage and will oc cupy next summer This is one of the finest locations on the Beach CHOIR Mi I hear that your church has in- a phonograph stuffed Yes Had t atruck New scheme all right Its beautiful Never quarrels with Itself Las no rustle fret about the angle of its re frains from giggling or powdering Its now and If It gets out of order a mechanic can repair it till Christmas Cents Never allow bits of bread or tables to remain In coup overnight Strain It will probably become sour CAPITAL PAID UP RESERVED UNDIVIDED PROFITS DEPOSITS BY THE PUBLIC TOTAL ASSETS Branches and Agencies throughout Canada and the United States DEPARTMENT Current Rates Interest Allowed MOUNT ALBERT BRANCH- TERRY MANAGER one on John Owl there would be a circus 1 guess their only chance would be to do as the kids do to hook it on the back of the coat on the sly Lennox knows his Trie Brownie were much crestfallen at the defeat and downfall their sprinter the Farmers race hey lost thousands on him not in but in confidence The only reason able explanation I can give for Tim othys failure to kit there that he couldnt trabble fast enough Elbow Park Devils Elbow enjoys an evil reputation as well as an un canny name It is a capital place for still fishing and thereby many yarns are hatched Mrs Crittenden relates the following and is vounchcr for its veracity She and son were fishing and they were biting like well the Old Nick All at once the evil one in the form of a prodigious serpent fully a foot in length arose to the surface and made a rush at her with capacious jaws widely extended as if to swallow her as a morsel She tried to shoo it with her apron I havent space for full parti culars Hut she had a providential escape from utter destruction young of good repute should give this place a wide berth as it Is the haunt of several swamp angels when in this neighborhood and where the carcase is there do the vultures gather Frank Tomlinson erecting a ce ment shed for the accomodation of patrons teams whilst for 9 What the Old Man Says It Is all very well when you have nothing to do but kill tune to talk about keeping the boys on the farm hut you might as well your tirrX- spitting at a crack Doys will stay on a farm as well as anywhere It they receive decent treatment at home The boy who Is yanked out of bed the kicked out to ml Ik and cuffed into breakfast as a preliminary to being popped through in the field all day is not likely to be consurhed by his love for the glories of agrwulturcnor for his Give the hoy a fair show and hell stay with till the cows come home If you arc so mean he cant stay at home dont you go to your neighbors with a hypocritical and about yoar boys after you have rafbcd him Era till Christmas Cents everybody since has had to wait The fitting took hut a few moments and the young was to go at a quarter past four Well the- fitter said with ft sigh of relief weve made up a quarter of an hour The four oclock can come in now We are not for other pert pie and cannot make them live up to their part of the eon tract Rift we are responsible for ourselves If we are faithful to what we have under taken and are honorable In keeping our engagements we shall an influence that cannot faN to be help ful to others HOW TO READ In these days of much reading and little thinking Macaulays suggestions about reading with a purpose are worth reprinting and remembering Macau I ay When a hoy I be gan to read very earnestly but at the foot of every page which I read I stopped and obliged myself to an account of what I had read on that page At first I had to read it three or four times before I got my mind firmly fixed Hut I compelled myself to comply with the plan until now after I have read It through once I can almost recite It beginning to end It la a pery simple habit to form In early life and it is valu able as a means of making our read ing serve the best purpose The despised frizzled beef takes on quite an air of festivity when mixed with chopped green peppers Another combination is the chopped yokes and whites of hardboiled eggs I 1 J I i I J uccessful Farmers Use It DO YOU It saves TIME MONEY and TEMPER One of last satisfied customers says of it IT IS THE ONLY TWINE I EVER USED THAT I COULD PUT IN THE BOX AND DRIVE TILL IT WAS RUN OUT WITHOUT HAVING BOTH- ER WITH IT GOLD MEDAL PURE MANILLA ft to lb at 10c per ft PS It you want a ft Twine at per ft we give it to you and GUARANTEE tbe QUALITY Store Closes at 6 p Every Tuesday and Thursday during July and August Frost Wood No 3 Has a Strong Back Bone The Frost Wood No 3 Binder is built to stand more hard than binder commonly supposed to encounter Striking a bolder or bumping ova rough ground does not affect thla binder Thats because the binders back consists of heavy pieces of steel firmly together and because the plat form Is connected to the main power frame by a double steel brace Its Quality in material and workmanship that the makers put into the Wood No 3 Hinder that enables It to give three to five times as many years service as ordinary binders We would like the privilege of showing you the construction of this binder Then you can be your own Judge as to Its strength We would also like to point out to you the Advantages of the Eccentric Sprocket wheel which Is other binder This Eccentric Sprocket Wheel makes neater more compact easiertoshock bundles and charges faster than ordinary binders We also wish you to the No which new an matter hard and fast you- ask It to work Drop In us at earliest venlence Well be pleased to see you any time We fc- will make your visit From sales up to June 1st I find I have doubled from last year shows the popularity of this mower and the satisfaction it gives to customers If you are needing a Mower for thla year sec me before you buy I can interest you also in anything else you may need in Frart A Wood Implements They are giving entire satisfaction to the user I am agent for other good lines and in every branch I am finding sales as I give the public goods which are guaranteed and which are speaking or themselves Cream Separators Gray Car riages McLaughlin Carriages Cockshutt Con Cultivators Fleury Plows Empress Steel Ranges A Pianos Doherty Organs and Refrigerators and to hurt every sort of Farm Implements or House Requisite Honest and Guranteed Satisfaction Look me up and investigate Howard Morton Agent Sutton West PAYING rffr Fancy Biscuits reg lb for Jams Jelly Fingers Raspberry Sandwich Lemon BlKuifa Vanilla Bar Sultana top Graham Waiter AH regular W for per 10c A new fine and a good one Large bottle of pure Lemon with enough sugar to sweeten makes glasses of the finest per bottle JOHNSTON v Monarch Brand Salmon Re1 picnic size Salad Brand Pink Fish large tin Yukon Brand red fish Regal Salmon the finest fish packed reg for Domestic Sardines tins for Imported French or Norwegian Sardines fox tin-