Newmarket Era , July 27, 1923, page 6

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Mount Albert Jacksons Point I Up and away I The annual Garden the here was an day Aug afternoon and It seems eve game on the and in addition to races huckleberry Thursday night and girls there will be has bee the from huckleberry rybody h as Sandford and ML Albert Girls teams Ml Albert won by a score of WOMEN INSTITUTE A very successful meeting was at the home of Mrs waler The program was given entirely by the girls and of instrumental by sev eral of the smaller girls and lling and a the Fish Pond for the Children Something that will amuse everybody will be the Parade Dont miss Amos Crittenden and friend Mr spent Sunday at Baldwin for beat arranged of flowers About a dozen of the younger girls competed and all the flowers were lovely but I Judges finally awarded the 1st prize to Evelyn 2nd Ruth Davidson and 3rd Agnes Steeper At the close of the program Mrs Russell was with an address from the Institute on her depart Port Francis Mrs Pearson was appointed Mrs Russells position for the remainaei bald The Horace church the city Sylvia staying with ic English j aunfie to spend holidays garden Mrs D Thompson is still at the on the sick list Her malady f Sib- seems be very stubborn Hairy Billy took a trip to the and pre- City on Monday ie scene I The workmen are very busy at the 1 1 a Orchard Beach PERSONALS ml Mrs Mo I pis of oil Mr- just after the of Holly and Mr Ira On the is visiting her A French in Olinfo the ram it did nc ily and the result was left road very slii The county con Kirk and I Baldwin on Tuesday has been a bad umber of friends Paisley of Toronto is at home of her son Mr J diss Kale on friends in town departure for the We Miss Roma Jackson Montreal is spending a few w with her grandpa at Ingle wood A Baziar will be held on the to of Slouffville is visiting at Ihe home of Mrs J- Paisley Misses Doris Stokes and Ag nes Steeper are spending their holidays at Richmond Hill Mr of New market has purchased the bill- catch a single dont feel a nibble lot of other fellows get a day off to have from Mr- Long- ford A number from here attended the picnic at Mussel- mans Lake on Wednesday of last week Mrs Dunn and Mrs Stokes are visitiing friends in Mrs- Ross and son John arc spending a week at Point Mr Ross Miss Olive Ross and Mr Austin Cook motored to Midland for a short visit fast Mr and Mrs Oliver and McFarland Mr Boh me new of the Dominion I moved his family hen getting nicely settled Mr Kenneth ROSS Mr Wrn Roberts has secured a job on he railroad south of here and will move to shortly Mrs W W Shields and were at the home here for the summer AH Home to a number of old friends on Tuesday affernoo meet Mi- who is a few days in I own Miss Davidson has fumed home with Miss Marion Gray or Ml Dennis who spent week with her playmate Mrs Martha and Mrs Evans have relumed from spend- week with Mrs at of Ottawa weekend wild Mrs Miss Davidson is spend ing a with Miss Dorothy Scott at Point Mr and Mrs J paisley and Mrs Clayton attended he picnic at Mr Wef- on the Scott line members of the Paisley family were pres Holland Landing Christ Church Holland Land Intend holding a Garden Parly on the evening of August to welcome the new Ferguson late of later Brown Hill The efresbing showers on Tuesday things- to some extent We should have general steady rain for a night to fix up he crops ils vicinity surprise the Township au thorities are repairing the difficulties ay Vale Taking away a lot of sand mountain which caused This event should have taken long ago The staff art operation now and we hopes Job will be done by Walter Sedore took a Monday Sorry to learn that Mrs dell Is still under the Drs care at report says not so well this Mr jsoigt has engaged ii I wins Mr Win Johnson Is very busy these lays buying up Iron He Is Import ing and exporting Drawing In Iron brass and learning In wood to the tourists He Is very gtnla and loyal to his trade are In town In large quantities Many patrons- from I and visited the rocky north and In home wit supply Among the modern pickers heir Is Chief Paul Chapelle who Ids time extensively to tdiieheih while hey bloom There a hustler car lost ire and a hat Game ratherblue Cheer ur drive the gloom awaj by lr ng Iheir car A number of the huckleberry have returned of that luscious fruit wit hem They all look we pleased Mr Owl thinks we birds nee ore to write for the per but never mind Mr Owl will get there somehow The and Egyp ins are getting up a grand ay which will be given next Lpok for posters If eryhody plan ahead to lak Honey is on the market now The Bee King Chapman is busy it in quite largo quantities Ruth has to Toronto after spending her holidays at home with her She is doing office work and likes fine Lang spent the weekend with Miss Sned don The No pains are being spared lo make Societies vlled to graves Gel ready for It James Ladies Aid of Sutton grand success The day being one hundreds of people took Aid who had re apply of provisions SALT FORJJJVE Considered Necessary for AH Farm Animals Not to Salt Too easily Live Stock Grow Unthrifty With out It In Holland- Kindness Cleanliness Strictly insisted Upon the cattle salt the flbeep and i horses Why do we practice iu stockmen have been doing a salty a fish or sol where salt bad bean spilled or a na tural salt deposit Like all our ani mal feeding practices the feeding salt has developed through years observation until It Is now regularly practiced by all the best herdsmen full efficiency If ivaiiablo to animal is thought to go a long way but Judgment goes farther TO IS GOOD JUDGMENT Tfa Tea is always Reliable a part the hydrochloric acid portion of the digestive fluid The quantity Bait given to arm linn Mi CEDAR Mrs Mall Jones one day lli we Mrs P Cain is at Mr for a couple of days Mrs Locllio of Zephyr calling at Mrs Jane Gators Mr John Clark was in tile on Monday Mr Wilfrid home on Sunday Miss Mansard Dawson Frank Metheral for Keswick ladles Akl of the Christian will mid of h Orchard on afternoon of Friday usual fish pond and candy and refreshments will be served tlirough- the aflernoon Any contribu tion of fruit baking sewing or fancy of the Aid members and will he thank fully received Lots of campers now It keeps the storekeeper and our garage men busy We are very glad to hear that Mr and Mrs Joe have a baby son I Dont forget to come to the concert given the girls of Keswick in aid or the Toronto Fresh Air Fund to he held on the lawn of Mr on Friday July at p m Standard Time The pro- The Village Inn 8UTTON Its Just like a WEST Club I arranged by AT WHIPPLES STORE thai Mrs went Merlin in Syracuse Mrs Norman Wade has on an extended visit to he home near Detroit Mr and Mrs of who are soon leave fop Porto Rico as Tindell of Aliona from Torontc George Sunday Miss Olive Kay spent Sunday with Mrs Nora Bailey visited Miss Cora Ryan on Sunday The Mi and Gladys eek Mrs Bailey a I Mrs Taylors on Sunday and Mrs Lewis Jack Miss Agnes Clark M Mac McDonald Mr John Mur ray Mrs Waller all visited Mr and MVs J Clark on Sunday Mr and J and innie also Mrs Metheral Gladys were ad- Mr Gordon Mr James has a new clover mill ill be prepared do No sister Mrs Will few days a Fowler Sharon The Young People and the Auguat ening us promised A debate take place that Church SIlE He Union would be to the Welfare this date We extend our Mrs in eaviinent lhat has lie loss of her A tended ho funeral of Mrs Terry at Aurora on Messrs Hoy Mur Prouse and Brownl on the bluffs of picking blueberries The bus been very hard the herrios Service in Methodist Church a m Sunday Subject Abide Willi in the series of Hie Great Hymns of our Church You wore last Sunday Good Come noxt Sunday that will pay good give them supplies Summer Fair FIRST DAY AUGUST 2 P FARMER8 RACE AND CLASSIFIED RACE PACE OR TROT JUDGING OF PONIES BASEBALL TOURNAMENT RUNNING RACES JUDGING OF SADDLE AND HUNTERS BAND IN ATTENDANCE 3 YEAR OLD ROADSTERS IN HARNESS STEEPLECHASE Hi 1 Im 111 Rules to All Races rolling SO 10 i off 10 ter and to Mil Isl t in Mil right lo Chi In Iheii 111 Track i I lion 1 Trot ing anil Entries close August a food but It helps Milkers Carefully Trained Glean Kind In Denmark and Holland being allowed inclined to take i could break t those stubborn of milking first I The milk- -9- to milk John Knott ft farmer residing AyUner the victim of a peculiar He rad of the load when the sud- fenly th wagon with the that Mr Knott was thrown fe He on head a result ie his neck It la feared tfutftU neck Is and attending OF HORSE Velght to fos On Abe Oldhams Farm mile and mites South or Mount Albert J Mount Albert Store 1 July While a were bathing the Hilda years old got Lindsay July almost Instantly killed when knocked down by a motor car driven by Hobcrl Cotton In attempting to avoid an Cotton who was accompanied by Ida wife swerved to the Bide of the road the car being badly smashed on collid ing with a tree WYOMING TOWNS FLOODED Caper July With unofficial estimates of the dam age placed at nearly the region and northwest of here extending as far as is struggling lo John Miller or Cleveland aged 1031 his life In Lake back of on Monday Ho was In a I with tho heifer a We were then called fully skilled In milking science but add that wo had to receive a good many side Instructions such us not to talk or bo noisy during milking never to be rough to any animal nev er to lose temper to milk at- a beat method of paying tor irm la to make it exceptionally org- tho right kind of dairy Sometime boring la bard Bright sharp tools Detroit July Five armed men In an automobile hold up the girl concession at Park shortly before oclock tonight They bound and gagged her and after cutting telegraph wires made away With CHILDRENS RACES No Entrance Fee in the Rao SECOND DAY AUGUST All Live Stock for Exhibition must be on the grounds by clock noon on this day pm The Judges will commence their duties Parade of all Live Slock lhat front of Grand Stand Gales opened for exhibits to leave grounds will be allowed to move anything until SPEEDING IN THE RACE HalfMile Heal and every heat a race SADDLES AND HUNTERS BREEDING GLASSES AND HARNESS HORSES GRAND CONCERT BOTH NIGHTS OF THE FAIR- CREAM WANTED Best Mces Paid FOR LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY AND EQQ8 The demand for Mount Albert Creamery Butter Is Growing Bigger Let us have your Cream Let ue do your work for you Our Truok will Call for Dream Vou will get all there Is In It For particulars write or phone Mount Albert Co PHONE Creamery at MountAlbert DANCING ISLAND GROVE INN I LAKE SATURDAY JUNE 2ND SATURDAY JUNE AND EVERY WEDNESDAY AND During July and VINCENT AND HIS MELODY SINCOPATERS of Toronto Excellent Floor Stating Accommodation Admission Bo OF

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