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it yv PI i J Notary Public Ac to f Frank Duncan Newmarket DENTIST Grocery Ken m B Terry nce and Real Agent l0 Newmarket Howards Livery l0 Buy or Sell See Me a- Dr J Boyd duals in Medicine of Licentiate King Council meets at King City next Saturday March- has also been remark able for the volume of snow that has fallen The shamrock green and birds that sing suggest St- Patricks Day and spring A Now Directory Toe telephone has grown to be such an important utility that it is hard to comprehend we business- without to say no thing of the friendly gossip over the wires The Newmarket Cen tral now requires operators who answer on an average about calls a day of these be ing long distance and five office i A or r I A new Directory is about Ljcenliate l0 be compiled so that if you are Royal College of thinking of putting in this mod- and member of the ern convenience now is the time Surgeons of England assistant Hospital and Ear Nose and London Main and Timo- Hours810 BOX 313 P Morion Insurance JEWELLER Park Avenue Bert Green PAINTER HANGER Ave 2nd house fron Queen Stre Newmarket Bolton Hewitt Painter Paper Hanger and House Decorator Niagara and Street New market Winning a Fight for Health Rev J Dyke Field and Lecturer for Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives will give an interesting lecture illus trated with Lantern Views in the Town Hall on Sunday Evening March at pm Mayor Cane will preside Everyone should hear the Lec ture It is its own best recom mendation It is brightly illus trated intensely interesting thoroughly instructive eminently practical Know What tuberculosis is How to avoid it Collection in aid of 4 Free Hospital for Consumptives A NEWMARKET J lather of Piano Voice and y Dealer in all kinds of Music and Repairs PIANO TUNING Agent for Columbia Grafono- Graphophones and Records Complete Slock Prompt Service Mobilization of 127th The mobilization of the 1 27 York Rangers Battalion will take place on April at Newmar ket where the scattered troops will be gathered from the differ ent depots and after fitting cele brations will march lo Toronto march will extend oven Monday Tuesday and Wednes day when Hie battalion will en ter into arracks at the Canadian Kodak Company buildings at Mount Dennis There will be re cruiting oh the March for the Battalion which will com mence recruiting as soon as I ho 1 is up to full strength Clarke of the wants one hundred men to com- pi etc his establishment Jackson Issuer LICENSES Offloe Newmarket Office Private issued at private if desired I LATEST DESIGNS IN Monuments and Head Stones- before ordering elsewhere Cut tor Building Purposes Kept in fttock ami Math to Order LUESBY TREES The Dial can be grown Higher Subscriptions Inevitable The newspaper publishers county after county throughout the are finding it cessary in order to avoid serious loss to increase their subscrip tion rate from 1 to All Die newspapers in at least ten counties have taken this action during the week In mosl cases the first of July next has been fixed for Hie date when the new rate is to come into As proof of the absolute need for the increased rate it is only neces sary to quote the increased price on stock and materials used a printing office which the Free Press has been forced to pay the past week On a shipment of our special newspaper the invoice shows ail increase of per cent over a shipment of six weeks ago The ink manufacturers increased the price on an invoice of ink over per cent above last order On new type the advance is per cent while for new form rollers put on last week we paid whereas the previous lot cost only The new subscription rate is assuredly no holdup any more than it is by grocers the increased prices of sugar spiced PROHIBITION CONVENTION Following the great demonstra tion in Toronto when the monster prohibition petition was presented to the Government comes the an nual prohibition convention of the Ontario Branch of the Dominion Al liance March which in view of present circumstances promises to be the most momentous of any thai have preceded it Aside from the important ques tion of the action to be taken by the Alliance at this critical juncture there will be many special features of more than passing interest A- are- Hall and Probably the most effective up-to- date campaign novelly in the big prohibition fight in he States is the now celebrated vs Dry by Hall and These men have campaigned in a great many States in the Union and with phenomenal results Bryan is eloquent is blustery Taft is brainy Wilson is logicak It is known that Franklin was wise Jefferson diplomatic and Hamilton brilliant Mix with them Billy Sun day enthusiasm Pa m Jones ncss and Lincoln and pathos and you have Hall and the ace of trumps of prohibition Hon Wayne Wheeler one of the outstanding leaders of the tem perance movement in the United States is the national- Attorney of the AntiSaloon League Mr Wheeler was for some years State Superintendent of- the Ohio Anti- Saloon League and commanded the forces there in some of the hardest fought battles He now has charge of the legislative campaign at Wash ington where a national prohibition bill is before Congress Mr Wheel er is a most forceful and attractive speaker and coming as he does of ficially representing that great fight ing organization the AntiSaloon League his presence will be an in- and help to us in our cam paign here A feature of the convention will he a military band concert by the full regimental band of the Queens Own Rifles under the leadership of IF Barrow No band in Canada stands higher in military and musical circles than the Queens Own A great treat is in store for those who are privileged to be pre sent at this concert The program Committee has been particularly fortunate in securing the services of the eminent New York City basso Mr Fred Butler whom Dr Wilbur Chapman des cribes as The Worlds Greatest In terpreter of Sacred Music Mr Butler was formerly with the Alice Opera Company but has In recent years given his time to tem perance and evangelistic work Mrs Butler will assist her talent ed husband as pianist and the entire conduct of the Convention singing will bo under Mr Butlers direction Prof P C JefTers who has for years presided over the or gan in Massey Hall will again assist in this way Prof is In- the front rank of Canadian organists MADE IN CANADA Corp Hare Corp Corp Leo Corp Proctor pie Corp John West Laker Master A Smith WHS your fruits or the dry goods men MOW 5a present quotation for cottons Limited Browns Wetland Co Out WELDING fihoH for Kale East of Bank of Toronto Newmarket and dress goods and the butch ers and farmers for meats butter and eggs Acton Free I Press COAL FOB SALE Coal jUhr- prices Orders filled at all Telephone No of Osborne Main fit North FRANK Millard WTTH YORK MARBLE MOS8 of Foreign Granites and Mar Latest Designs in Metro- cut to feWWBta Kit electric SHOP Irish Concert All former Patrick I Concerts were in the shade by the one last Friday night The Town Hall was pack ed its capacity and many stood throughout entire pro gram gram A cordial welcome was extended by Rev Father Wedlock on f the Club who introduced the performers with a vigorous patriotic the unity of all creeds and denominations ou behalf of Hie allies in great fight for justice and liberty The operetta was entitled Kilns and staged most effectively by Mrs Vale Miss Margaret Kennedy and Harry Doyle All the play ers presented their parts to per fection Miss Margaret herself in several soprano solos scenery and costumes were very appropriate and the grand The grand march of the Allies introducing na tional elicited continuous applause Mrs ac companied the operetta on piano with marked ability the Newmarket Orchestra filled in the time between acts with splendid Tho pro ceeds which vitt divided be tween the Red Cross and Field Comforts Funds amounted nearly Includes tho sum of obtained- for Mr which rawn Mr Fred of Qucehs- villc Wheeler I Dunn Gunner Carl Brodie I Gunner Mont Brimson Bandsman Harrison Gunner A Martin Gunner Lloyd Gunner Quick Gunner A Sanders Gunner Wesley Driver Lyons Inch Sapper H Fennel Sapper Gibson ft Alf Geo Pie Norris Mee Silas Miller Mitchell WMartin J Martin Ezra Morrison FMillar- Miller 0 Mitchell Pie Manger Sapper A McCaffrey Murray Bandsman Ross Geo Murdock Roy Anderson McKay John J McDonald Donald McDonald price A bumper pleasure nd l reaped by the farmer who a Ford He h as broken down the barrier of for himself and hla entire family Wow after har- vest arent you buy that Ford The Ford Runabout is 9480 the the Sedan Town Car are b Fordj Ontario All cars completely equipped including head- lights- Cars on Sale at Garage AND K N ford r Newmarket I J FAV Bailey J Bell Pie Barnes j E Barber PteGeo Blcncowo A Art Frank Reg Brunton J A Cox Pie P Contine J Clark Caldwell Brown Ted Chcadle Ptc Samuel Carter A W Cox Samuel Carter Jack Gunner Ed Pie Arthur Cain Pie E Pte Dunn Stanley Draper Dilman Pte Draper Pie Pte Davis I to Ernie Dunn J Eves Pte J Geo Pie Jas McDonald Pie McCullough Pie McKay Pie Ptc Pte Newman Norman Osborne Geo S Potter Pte Pearson Pte F E Penrose J Robinson J Rowland Carl Pie McLean- Stewart Pte Geo Smith Ptc Smith E Smith J Shelley D GStone- f A Smith Pto Smith Pie Claude Vale Pic Reg Wilson Pie Geo West Wesley pte J Pte Ward Pte A Williamson fc J W Wallace Wilson A I f End Vv I Main St Newmarket 1 WE ARE WITH PLUMBING y HEATING LINE OF ELEOTRIO WEIGHT Flanagan Enlisted in No 2 Company 127th York Battalion Johnson Edward and his masterly handling of the Hall instrument has contributed to pleasure and effectiveness of the Convention singing Every minute of this great Con vention program will he full of In teresting items Special railway I fares have been arranged Whitchurch Council Whitchurch Council met at Hall Wednesday with all members except Reeve detained through illness DeputyReeve Moorhcad in tho chair Minutes of meeting read and confirmed The following communications were presented viz A Putnam Institutes Branch of Agriculture in viting Council to appoint repre sentatives to proposed Board of Agriculture J Pros National Sanitarium Association requesting a grant P Atkin son requesting release frojn ap pointment as An account was presented from W for half a day with en gine on grader Pres ton claimed refund of dog tax for dog killed early in i9i5 Resolutions were passed Instructing the Treasurer to pay account and refund of dog tax claimed Appointing M Starr Path- master In lieu of Joshua Oliver Isaac Scott In lieu of Max Finos in lieu Atkinson their respective Road Divi sions- The Clerk instructed to notify the Co that verts and Con are out of repaid and to have the same repaired as soon as Copnoll adjourned to at when called by Reeve Ashquab J Andrews Win Walter James Abbs Win Charles Burrows Brown Lawrence Burrows Blair K Bailie Ernest Bunn Jas Big Canoe Enoch Bogarl Leslio Baggs Samuel Barnard Brown Geo J Beck Richard Holland Marshall Holland George Bridges Victor Brooks Wesley Brooks David Bunn Frederick Con pel I Wm Fred Cooper Charpontler Donald wipman Corner Wlirnot Jos Lewis J Dean Harry Bison William Eves Win Alexander Alfred V William Eves J Alberl Flanagan Roy Forth Wm Albert Geo Henry Alfred Godfrey Abraham Graham Godfrey Thomas Glover Leslie J Harden Joseph Harris Harry Harrison Freeman John Corp Hill George v Hayes Geo Silas Huston I Johnson Lee James Lee John A Henry Benjamin Leslie M Miller Wm John Mcintosh Alexandor Mears Fred Mctherall J McTavish Brown McDonald John McLaughlin Carl Rowland Corp Norwood Chas John Nugent Walter Near Chas Frank Geo Pearson Pago Leonard John Melbourne Peat Edward PrattAlbert O Henry Rose Win J Donald Rose Rye Freeman Smith A Ivan Stanley Robert Smith David Starr Edgar Stone Homy Jnmos Sheppord Clarke James Smith Franks ficdoro orach Wm Geo Saunders Walter Ed Thayer William A Shlors Martin Leslie John Thomas J Charles M Thompson Frank- Tunny Walter Turan Thomas Vandorburg Wellington White Sydney M Wilkinson Corp Sydney Wells James j- 5 WATCH OUR WINDOW this month for some real BARGAINS iN Yo are Looking for them Now Is the time lo leave J your order ft TAILOR Phone 160i Main NEWMARKET Mi Royal I Household Flour Tho Leader for Bread Made from Old Wheat MONARCH and OK ARE CHOICE FLOURS ALSO PURE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR AND All Klnde of Feed for Fowl AND YOUR ORDER I Prompt Delivery Phone A HOWARD ALL KINDS OF CARTING A TEAM WORK ATTENDED TO Hugo pari Change died In aollon in France A NEW ISSUE I I t rtl and W The M Telephone Co of Canada i f32 mm