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t r v I I Public o SlNewmarket good Security Frank Duncan collector J Newmarket phone phone Wilkinson ftrtr Grocery Lewis Osteopath Wic TREATMENTS Sinusoidal currents Phone 224 fl Newmarket in Medicine of oenUate Royal College of member of the Royal of Surgeons of England clinical assistant Eye Hospital and UnJ- Ear Nose and Hospital London Eng jSJr Main and OUR Mothers- no for mothers in the home of Mrs Albert on Queen St on Thursday the 31st of August commencing at fc Telephone HO llla Hours Dunn NURSE the London Society Diploma Newmarket C P Morton nil Estate and Eire Insurance AND JEWELLER St Johns Chujotf Sunday School Picnic will bo held at Bond I Park Aug 30th A special car will leave Metropolitan Station at 130 and returning leave Bond Lake at pm An interesting program of games tor adults ahdchildren will be carried out Everybody welcome Correotlon In lh Society Colupin of the edition of Era ap- an item re fr Fred J Henry and bride Mr Henrys engagement was announced a month ago but the wedding has not yet taken place and there fore the item is an error Fur thermore Miss has riot been in Canada for a year The paragraph was an unaccountable error which we regret v I mm HONOR ROLL 1 1 4- MEMOB1AM j Gunper Carl Granger action In September Gunner 8tuart Quick killed In action In Franco May Private Jack McDonald killed List Of those who have Answered the Call arid are Lining Up mm for Mng and Country A B Greenwood GAMC Stanley Lieut E Dilrnan Lieut Draper Lieut- Harry Penrose toiliman Lieut Jaf fray Robertson- Pte Davis J Ev8 Surgeon B Greenwood Geo Peppiatt Sgt Bruce Bubs Pte J Epworth Geo- Town Council r Hot on Sunday The exceptionally long dry spell was broken on af ternoon by a slight refreshing Sunday was one of the hottest days of the season be ing reported in the shade and in the sun The attendance at Church- and Sunday School was vpy limited It is to be hoped that the real let weather is over for another year Park Avenue New Post Office I Beri Green HATER AND PAPER HANGER Ave house from Queen Street Newmarket P O Box Bolton Hewitt Paper Hanger and House Decorator Corner Niagara Street A of Piano Voice and in all kinds of Music- lutruinenls and Repairs PIANO TUNING for Columbia and Records Prompt Service Regular meeting last Monday evening Present Mayor Cane Deputy Pearson and Councillors Tench Doyle and Following bills passed Toronto York Radial power S28373 Robertson Co Geo supplies 5220 Pay Sheet B Applications for electric cur rent from J and Ly man Park Ave granted Communications re In spection aid on the table The By-Law- lb levy rates for was finally passed Council adjourned S Pte Flanagan Ernie Dunn L Flanagan NEW PRICES AUGUST 1ST 1816 following prices for Ford Cars wilt be mm J effective on and after Aug isl 1916 Chassis Runabout a i Touring Car Town Car ORCHARD BEACH Brleflets an account for your boy advises a bank Sort of a fresh- he fund Dont throw away lighted matches cigars or cigarettes King Council meets at Ketlle- on Saturday dont drop empty en velopes circulars etc on the street AM tidy citizens want the fctreots to clean and attractive Jackson Issuer of LICENSES tieKra Office Newmarket Office Private Papers issued at private if desired NEWMARKET Marble Work LATEST DESIGNS IN and Head Stones- before ordering W for Building Purposes Block and Made to Order GEO W Walter Trlyett on the Job At a meeting held in the ante room of the officers mess of the Battalion Camp Borden to organize the Executive Committee of the Second Brigade Athletic As sociation last week a complete list was elected and among the number Is Ma jor as Brigadier- Secretary The brigade championships in track and held events and boxing will be competed for on the evening of the the winners Isl and 2nd will lie sent to the second military divi sion championship games to be held in the Stadium on or about the instant REMOVED YORK MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS JOHN Importer of Foreign J- Granites and Mar- Latest Designs in and Headstones All kinds work promptly to Call and see before elsewhere of Id Stone Cut to Order MORS Box Removed to Eves Old Huron Christian Sunday School It has been decided to hold the annual Rally Day on the afternoon of Sept the third Sunday iii September The school will con tinue holding service in the mornings until that day when it will return I to the afternoon hour pm each Sabbath The results of having Sunday School in the mornings have been a better success than anticipated throughout the summer- months but a good rally is looked for on Sept This is the dale the congregation of the Church intend observing as a HomeComing Day and it is expected that all branches of the church will rally for the work once more and push onward under the capable lead ership of the new pastor Dr i r Money to Loan Ontario and western Farms Five to ten and second payable Privilege to repay- desired Old off and Increased anywhere No S Private The Crops The bulk of the grain crop has In en cut in this district and har vest will be over in a few days The yield varies very much ac cording to whether the grain was sown early or late and whether the land on which it grew was well drained or not On high lying fields in general the crop hi good while on some low lying fields where it was put In late and the ground baked hard the crops are short and scanty Fall Wheat will run from to bushels to the acre and goose wheat about the same Oats and barley will be an average crop Corn is looking thrifty and given a few more good showers the sIIoh will be well filled Buck wheat gives promise of good Early potatoes are a com parative failure Notwithstanding the heat the church was filled last Sunday morn ing Dr Rankins exposition of the chap of the 1st Cor was great ly as- well as the solo by Mrs S Thompson Next Sunday Rev McNeil of Mark- ham will be the preacher and Mrs sing againat the morning service Great consternation on the shore on Monday morning when Mr Thomson and Mr Andy Wright return ed from a fishing trip before break fast bringing with them two lunge one weighed lbs and the other i lbs Some people thought it must be the biggest fish ever caught in the Lake but the Editor of the Era hook ed one years ago that tipped the scale at lbs and the late Hewitt of Newmarket scoured one about 3o years ago that weighed iO lit s The season is proving an excep tionally dry one Not only have wells gone dry but ice has given out and campers arc at their wits end to keep edibles from spoiling The milk sup ply tod Is running short hast Saturday Allan Grant a boy only years of age swam across the bay to the other shore a distance of twomiles Thats quite a stunt that not many people would try Miss of was the weekend guest of her cousin Miss Marion Ramsle About people witnessed lhe closing events of the Regatta Sat urday afternoon The weather condi tions were very favorable and there was considerable interest manifested The swimming races were close There were six contestants In the tub race and it was very amusing as was also the Crab Race In both of which upsets occurred There were five contestants in the latter Hut the tilting contest the most excitement There were four double canoes in this event and owing to skilful paddling the fun was ed and the apparent winners were finally upset Following were the successful candidates Mens Swimming Race yards 1st Brown 2nd Art Thomson Ladles Race yards 1st 2nd Tub Race 2nd Crab Race 2nd Runt Race 2nd Tilting Glen J Sgt E Harden Pearson Hill Sig Mortimer I Ross A Smith Major Walter Geo Vale Corp Bailey Corp Corp Cody A Corp Dixon Corp Dunn Corp E W Hare Corp Hardin Corp J Hartford Herman J Mountain LanceCorp Corp Morris Corp Proctor John West Master A Smith I Dunn Gunner Carl Brodie Gunner Mont Bandsman Harrison Gunner Clark Gunner Ww Clark Gunner Carter Ernest Gunner E Lloyd Gunner Verne Lepard Gunner feruce Morton Gunner A Martin Gunner Howard P Proctor Gunner A Sanders Gunner Wesley Lyons Inch Sapper Fennel i Sapper Gibson Sapper R Murray Sapper A McCaffrey Sapper Harry Stephens Bandsman Ross Armitage A Adams EAdams Sr Pie Roy Anderson Pie G Pie W Bailey J Bell Caldwell Brown Barnes Barber Pie Frank Pte Geo Pie A Art Brcniner Pte Reg Pie Norman Blair Pic J A Cox P Contine Pic J Clark Ted Ghcadle Pie A WCox Pte Samuel Carter LanceCorp Jack Gunner Ed Arthur Cain Pie K Pte Gibson Granger Gordon Gordon 545000 Ford Ontario Thomson Gertrude wise 1st Long Herb Winters 1st Long Herb Winters 1st Waller Wright 1st Gordon Rob ertson and George 2nd and Art Thomson Mr and Mrs Draper of Toronto were guests of Mr and Mrs Bert Dale over Sunday Mr and Mrs Ross Thomson had a houseful over Sunday including Mr arid Mrs Wheeler Mr and Mrs Tyler Mrs Beard and M Coulter OF MEN REQUIRED FOR HARVEST ING IN CANADA Thousands of men arc requir ed to help in the great work of harvesting the Western crop The task of transporting to lhe West tills great army of workers will fall to the lot of the Canadian Pa cific Railway Excursions from points in On tario to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta will be run and spe cial trains opcralcd making the trip in about thirtysix hours without change or transfer going Trip Weal to Winnipeg Returning Trip East from Winnipeg Consult P Agenls Pte Granger Wm Hatch Pie Henderson Hill v A Hare Pte Hartford Pte Howard Signaller Charlie Hilts Signaller Harry Hilts Sapper A Mitchell Irwin Pie W Jones Tito Johnson Pte Ernest Johnston Pte Jas James WJ MKennedy H Kelly Harry Kaiser Me Laker T Pie Alf Lovett Pte Geo Pte Pit Silas Miller Pie Martin Pte J Martin Pte Ezra Morrison Millar Pis Miller Pte Mitchell Pie J Moore Pte J Moore Pte Geo Murdook Pie McKay John J McDonald Pte Donald McDonald Pie Jas McDonald Pie Wm McCuHougL Pie MoKa Pie McGill McTIale Newman Pic Norman Osborne Pie Pearson Penrose PlcT E Pte J Robinson J Rowland Carl Pte McLean Stewart Pie Geo Smith Pte Smith Smith Pie J Shelley Stoddard Stone A Smith Pie Smith Pte Claude Vale Reg Wilson Geo West Wesley Pto J Watkina Pie WWard A Williamson Pie J Wallace Wilson P Wright These prices are positively guaranteed against anyreductionbefore August 1st but there is no guarantee against an advance In price at any time i i- J t ROBERTSON Ford Dealer Newmarket HURON ST NEWMARKET ff- x FLOUR Straw HAV Prices Right Us Give TERW8 STRICTLY CA8H OLIVER DIKE a Call Successor to Geo Forester Phone v Enlisted In No Company Newmarket 127th York Rangers Battalion Fatal Motor So seriously injured was Mrs Avenue Road Toronto when she was struck by a driven by J Henderson on Monday Just outside her home shortly after noon that she died in the police ambulance on her Ktf transportation west of way to the General Hospital Winnipeg Mrs had Just come out of her home with the Intention of crossing the road and it is thought that she did not see automobile The driver Immediately report ed the matter to the police and he is now being held on a charge of criminal negligence pending an Investigation Mrs was the wife of the late Dr Kdward Playler and was about sixty years of age They formerly resided In i August and 9 From Lino arid East but not including Smiths Falls or Renfrew also from Main Line East of Sudbury to but not Including North Bay August 10th and September 2nd From Toronto also West and I South thereof Further particulars from Cana dian Pacific Howard District Passenger Agent Toronto J Andrews Walter Aril James Abbs Charles Burrows Brown Lawrence Bodley Thos Burrows Blair Ernest Big Canoe Enoch Leslie Baggs Samuel iCorp Maurice Barnard Brown Geo J Black Harry Beck Richard Holland Marshall Holland George Bridges Victor Brooks Wesley Corp Brooks Dayid Harriott Herbert Cole Percy Charles Oscar Frederick Win Wm Hugh Fred Cooper Chapman Wm Donald Chapman Corner Wilmot Lewis Thos Wm Dougherty Stewart Dean Harry William William Eves Wm Alexander Alfred William Eves Samuel Foe J Albert Rutherford Graham Fred Godfrey Thomas Glover Leslie J Harden Joseph Harris Harry Harrison Freeman John Corp Hill George Hayes Geo A Silas Huston L It Hill Sydney Hopper John Hartley James Hugo Howard Johnson Edward Johnson Chas Leo James Lee John A Henry Benjamin Lisoombe Leslie Laviolclto M Miller Marritt John Mctnlosh Alexander Hears Fred Mothorall J McTavish Brown McDonald John McLaughlin Carl McQonlglo Rowland Corp Norwood John Nugent Waiter Near Chas Rupert Frank Geo Pearson Clarence Pago Leonard John Melbourne J Peal Edward Pratt Albert 0 1 Raolno Henry Rose Robinson J Farm Laborers ii flWEMU5JHAVEf Excursions GoingTrip Wmt 1200 TO WINNIPEG Return Trip East 1800 FROM WINNIPEG I Going Dates August and From TorontoSucJbary Line ami but Dot including Smith Falls of alio Main Line Emll Sud bury to but not includ ing North Bay 19 nd September From Toronto io West and South thereof Fuilher irum Ticket r W Toronto A I J ATKINSON AGENT if Stair Edgar Stone James alloy Clarke James Smith Frank Geo Saunders Walter Ed Shlors Martin Leslie John Thomas W J Townsley Charles Thayer William A Taylor Martin u Thompson Frank Tunny Clarenco Teakoy Walter Turan Thomas Vandcrburg Jas Wellington Jas While Sydney M Wilkinson Corp Watson Oscar Woodhcad Sydney Wells James Woods M Leonard Weir John Young Geo York I a l Men Who Have 220th 2nd York r Donald Ransom Wm Rose Rye Freeman- r Davis A Cane P Davidson Sergt Atkinson Pto M Andrews Pto W Ashquabo Pte M M Butcher A A Cameron Craddock Pto Pte HJ Crocker Pto J Caldwell K Cousin Pto Evans A Evans Pie Foster WI Hughes F Lomas A Morlson Pte Hi Marshall Pte J MoKlnley Mullen Pie ODonnoll Pto Jos Patterson Pte J A Plorre Pte Pondeld Pte A A Pierre Pto Hi v Pte J Pattorson Jay Ralph Roberts Saunders Ransom Pie Pte Simmons Pte Geo jay y 1Pts F Pte TJ v is Pte A J A iliiRCHivEs Skinner Pie Geo A Saunders lofferson A Stufflee Kennell A Kenne A West w Lukes If any names are omitted friends kindly US With them ft TORONTO