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ra I I Wei J Notary Public p Newmarket to Loan on good Farm 10 a Frank Duncan S AND Newmarket J Grocery s it tff Terry ami Real Estate Agent livery Newmarket young people the fttxikr laal tfMcwas fine the Band top a nil a fid about S20j4forpScurbs r Winning a Fight for Health Dyke Field and Lecturer for- Muskvka Free Hospital for will give tin interesting lecture rated with Lantern Views in the Town Sunday- Evening March at pm Mayor H will preside Everyone should hear tire is 6wh best recom mendation brightly intensely interesting Dtc Wj thoroughly instructive eminently practical Come Know What tuberculosis is How to avoid it Collection in aid of Free Hospital for Consumptives J- Medicine of also of of the toe Royal flU Surgeons of England assistant in s S Hospital and College Ear Nose and London Main and Cor Telephone Hours 46 Consultation P Morion BOX Park Avenue Adjoining New Post Off Bert Green PAINTER AXPPAPER HANGER Ave 2nd house from treat Newmarket Bolton Hewitt Painter Paper Hanger and House Decorator Niagara and Street New market Help the Farmers Every town can spare men farm work and the farmer should make the work so attractive and lucrative that men would cheerfully work for The fact is we cannot keep our sol diers at Hie front unless we them nor ran we as a nation pay war expenses unless we sell our products If we borrow export products of iepayt he we borrow If we do our farms we cannot raise the we shall need and we can not work our fainis unless we have men to do the work It will he of little avail that we have rich farming land unless we utilize that land A mine no how rich will riot bring of it wealth unless they take out the ship the ore- The case of the farmer is analagous A NEWMARKET of Piano Voice and Vio lin Dealer in all kinds of Music al instruments and Repairs PIANO TUNING Agent for Columbia Grafono- and Records Complete Slock Prompt Service Issuer of MARRIAQB LICENSES At the Newmarket Office Private Papers issued at private felaence if desired Electric Line to The management of the Toron to York Radial Railway Com pany announce the of the and Aurora Branch This branch line ends from to berg Junction and has heretofore been operated by a steam loco motive Large electric ban car6 and a more frequent service is expected wilj increase the traffic in this district A trial service as outlined below was inaugurated on March 1st next and the service will be increased from time to lime as the traffic warrants Jars will leave daily Sundays included at a m and NEWMARKET DESIGNS IN and Head Stones before ordering elsewhere Stone for Building Slock and Made to Order and p m making connection with cars of the Metropolitan Division operating to Toronto and Newmarket On the return trip cars will leave the Junction at and a m and- p Anyone desirous of obtaining a copy of lime table may secure same upon application to Livingston Traffic Manager and York Radial Railway Company King and Church Toronto I LUE8BY I I BROWN8 TREES The best thai can grown is our agent in your town Nurseryman Limited series OXIDIZED WELDING On Kotloe Machinery for Sale DAVIS Bast of Bank of Toronto COAL FOR I But Anthracite Coal at in prices Orders filled at all Telephone No doors South of Osbornes mam Shop Main St North FRANK GLASS Millard Ave YORK MARBLE AND GRANITE Dealer and of Foreign find Granites and Wetr- Designs In Monu- an4ad8toneg All kinds or work promptly to Call dee before All kinds of JOHfi MOSS Millard Newmarket Phone Church Despite the blinding storm a largo gathering greeted the little childpreacher as she took her place on the platform on Sunday evening Pastor Al fred Young introduced the little preacher and read some beautiful poems on the child and childlife ami proceeded to par ticular part of the service in which the little girl figured so prominently was a decided novelty ami- there were many wet eyes in audience be fore little preacher had com pleted his evenings work one of such tender years the lit tle preacher the test of the ordeal In a wonderful manner Many were the expressions of the groat help the service had been and there is little doubt the event will stand day In ilia minds of many who were present Sunday next March 1 amMoeling for worship pm Song Service from Uncle Toms Cabin Coins early to secure seats Silver collection for For eign Missions WIS BOW ThGfoJl6wing letter by- dated Flanders Feb and read the Local Legislature on Thursday afternobtttOiastweek amid been in a flghliitg lately The has made another the in a worse posi tion than when he started the drive we sure gave them own but hegave us a hard time of it for ten days He used on us for fiftytwo hours You have no idea what it was like I dont know how wo ever livid through it We stuck to it alid the I and Prus sian Guards charged us we simp ly them Into eternity That a oh the February They got into our four points but they were not there long Everywhere I looked Ihere were yead mans It was a sight jihall fojgcl The reinforcements about day light then the fun started in earnest My battalion was sent along a road which the Huns were trying to through on 1 in peri a troops were l and just prt to our position linie they rushed We were told not to open fire until they got fifty yards from us Then we opened up They just incited away dead mans were on road inside of yards I was not bit How I escaped I shall never know My Lieutenant was killed within a yard of me two pals were killed beside me and a bullet went through stock of my rifle The air was alive with bullets but the God of battles spared me 27000 on Our posiUon was in a wood alongside this road and about this time the Germans withdrew and their artillery commenced shelling this wood with high ex plosive shells it was simply unbearable We had to cross tho road to a new position or wc would all have been killed I wish Mr you could sec the woods today There is a Iree left standing in The threw 27000 shells on eighty acres I could write one hundred pages and no leil you what I would like to tell you but I will write you again in a few days But before I conclude I want to that one thing im pressed me most is the way that the boys from Canada can fight and die Can Beat the Prussians Boys who a year or two ago had been drilled knew nothing about discipline yet they can go up against Prussian are undoubtedly the best trained men in tho world and beat them every lime but it is that bulldog spirit that cannot he beaten that does it That is the Way- 1 figure it out and as an instance of how these heroes can die Private Jack of my company Battalion was shot with bullets through the stomach asked him if I could help him and he Hah yon can help mo by keeping on killing those devils- Ho added Twill he in in a minute or two- hut I would rather dio here than be King of England He tried to tell me something but gone and J thought as I looked al his face What a glorious death Well that is spirit of the brave Canadians out here The world does riot possess their equal they bo beaten And let me to you as an honorable member Parliament there arc a lot of us who will never return our loved ones and the land we love but are thousands who will return crip pled for life May they never be forgotten Canada belongs to the men who save It Seo that they and their families never wont We arc going to win wo are winning every day Let be a grand and glorious victory fteg Lieut Harry Lieut burgeon Br Glen Madden -A-f-Si- iw- i Price A and prpflta I it Torn Horn P Pte Ernest fit Master Wheeler Dunn e Gunner Carl Gunner Mont Brirhson Bandsman Harrison Martin vest arent you going to buy Ford The Ford Runabout is 48p the 5730 the Sedan are f Ford Ontario cars equipped including eiectricva PleJ Martin J Ford y Newmarket r yi I Sapper A McCaffrey Bandsman Geo McKay- Pic John L McDonald -ri- I A Art Frank Pie Pte J A Cox Pte P Pte Craddock J Clark Caldwell Brown Ted Samuel Carter Pie A Cox Pie Samuel Carter Arthur Plte W Cain Dunn Stanley Draper PteE Oilman Plei Draper Ptc Win Davis Ernie Dunn Ptc J Eves Ptc J Pte Geo Si if Ptc Newman Norman- Osborne Geo Potter Pte Pearson Pte Penrose li J Robinson Pte J Rowland Pte Carl Pie McLean Stewart Geo Smith Smith Smith J Shelley I Stoddard Pie Stone Pte A Smith Smith Pie Claude Vale Pte Reg Wilson Pie Geo West Plo Wesley J Watkins Ptc Ward A Williamson Pie J W Wallace Pte Wilson i J j I i Enlisted In No 2 Company Newmarket York Rangers Battalion lit it CHEAT OPPORTUNITY Mti lV for a a plant British In Hands of the Turks SIX and sixtyone are the pi thu Turks according to information secured through th United a heat were taken at the Dardanelles and In Among tie are officially- announced that the and colonials wounded and thDardan- were officers YOUR The Weal Is Excursion to Wesfljii Via ftdlan Mar to October 1 it Inclusive from any Women Advised to Buy Only Necessaries March The official statement toda Savings Com mittee in wo man dress ike purchase oj new ualtaB and luxu rious toots stockings gloves March JO Imperial Hotel one of oldest well to trade of Dominion was completely destroyed by this with a loss estimated at to forty thousand dol lars J An Walter James Abbs Charles Burrows Brown Lawrence W Burrows Ernest Big Canoe Enoch Leslie Samuel Maurice Barnard Wm Brown Geo J Beck Richard Marshall Holland George Bridges Victor Brooks Wesley Corp Brooks David Bunn Root Frederick ChasF Fred Cooper- Chapman Wm Donald fowls Dougherty Stewart J Dean Harry William- Eves Wm Alexander Alfred V Ksby William Eves Samuel Fee J Albert Flanagan Roy Forth Albert flop Canton Godfrey Abraham Rutherford Graham Fred Godfrey Thomas- Glover Leslie J- Harris Harry m Hugo Howard V Johnson Edward Johnson Lee James John A Lundy Henry Benjamin Leslie Miller Win John Alexander Fred G Brown McDonald John McLaughlin Carl Rowland Corp Norwood John i Nugent Walter IVI H I km I i Rupert Frank Goo Pearson Clarence Page Leonard John Pipher Melbourne j Peat Edward Pratt Albert Racine Henry i Rose Lyall Robinson Donald- ftiif- Rose Ross Rye Freeman JJ OUR WINDOW this month for IN are Looking for them Now Is the your order I iinw C F WILL TAILOR Phone 3r a fcfV SOUT anow R r Smith A Ivan Stanley Smith David Starr Edgar Homy I I James Sheppard Edward Clarke James Smith Frank Win Saunders Walter Ed William A Martin Ldslic John t it 1 M Thonipsoni Frank Tunny Clarence TO and WT Wilkinson i Silas ton l AVoIia V V Gunner Car died In Mends kindly supply I Royal Household Flour The Leader for Bread Made from Old Wheat MONARCH RG3E arid ARE CHOICE PASTRY FLOUR ALSO PURE BUCKWHEAT BRAN AND AH Kinds of Feed call and Prompt livery fal A ALL A KINDS OF CARTING AN s Willi thfem r StflSi Mm sum t v v iMoj A NBmissE rfT J Si iriVi ffi