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lii- I III IM ffl All Until Si- I a uttered for a number of Rheumatism severe Pains in Side and from strains and heavy lifting When I up of ever friend recommended to mo and let using the first box I Jell so much belter Hint I continued to hike lliemj and now I am enjoying flic best of heath thanks to your remedy If reading this havo nay Kidney or Trouble or suffer with or Pain In or Stomach Fruit it fair trial This wonderful fruit medicine will do you a world of good as It cures when everything else fails a bop trial At dealers or postpaid on receipt of price by Limited Ottawa si lownliayp their at o clock noon during the months of May June July and August Ann of Au rora who diet March 7 left an of of an in house and lot at and valued at and cash Three daughters Mrs Maggie Clarke of Jacksonville Mrs While of Chicago Mrs Nellie I Clarke of Aurora sliaro equally In the estate loo late forlast week There was a good attendance at Methodist Church on Bun- day veiling last The Pastor Key Paine occupied pulpit and preached a very deep sermon on The Creation of Man Choir rendered two vory suitable anthems Mr John of was the guest of Mr on The- Herman President- is steadily increasing Wo are glad In see he young people Isiko an in tores I in the work Mtf frlo I n I I A Oh Niagara Water Jwiiir St Apply at lids TO LET Apply Hedging Huron Newmarket SALE USM That Iiquhc and premises at SIlQVOO knOWO as tin Mansion House apply to Mrs Sharon or Id her solicitor Iw47 For Building Lots on Park ami Lome Avenues Apply to Newmarket BRICK HOUSE QALE In Newmarket West end Hard wood finish Light Bath Fur nace etc Terms arranged if preferr ed Apply Aurora i I TREKS Imaar and auction sale held in the hall last week was ta great about being repllxed Agricultural Soci ety has postern a Held competition for Held must leas than live uoros nor more twenty in is limited to paidup members of for year and fields entered must more than fifteen miles from En tries musl made with the secretary I Graham not later than the of May There will he sev en prizes offered ranging from down to Mdiy J fjifk J has to his work at tor holidays homo fir- to- have to Aurora Mr and family moved to MrUambl6ton which ho has Some of farmers In this community securing Mr of Toronto Sunday Mrs MdNaughlon of moth er Mrs John Elliott who is Mfss Mary Archibald has homo nursing a in for the three weeks Mr ft bus accepted the contract for carrying the mail on No I and ho commenced his rounds on April 2nd Mr Win of Toronto is to lake charge of Poplar for this summer owing to Mr JTioniohtfl ill health of Christ Church has accepted a call to jfc his farewell sermoji last in April Mr Colelougli will be greatly missed by his many friends here who will wish him baffle of care maximum power to ifii W and MS fdlo thriH the other to j and success in new a strike and consequent coal fa- P- Evidence accumulates that the mine is averted But of courso capture of Vjtny by the advance price of coal must cover Canadians js blow locrmanppd4rnU morale The A I A I The first parly of- women ini JUOdU children from Bog- M C not A HI CI j a BRAN SHORTS and AH Kinds of GRAIN AND MILL FEED fen LOUA A Maple Syrup Social will be hold at on April Tea served in hall from fl lo ft Concert Church gooil program provided Every body welcome WITUJM THE Law if Spavin Care POn We have established a lasting reputation for fair and square dealing and are nowpreptircd to meet existing offering our grade trees and plants direct lo easterners at MOCK Dont planting fruit trees and plants as there is nothing pays better Send for our I Hub rated circulars of hardy varieties of which you can order direct and get the benefit of agents com mission Our prices wjll be sure to Interest you THli CO OP Established 1857 Ont ri i a m Representative Wanted at once for Newmarket am District for CANADAS Spring Planting List now ready Splendid List of Hardy Canadian Grown Fruit and Ornamental slock including APPLE ICUlU And Many Leaders Illustrated Catalogue on Application Start at best filing time Liberal Proposition Stone Wellington Foothill nurseries TOUOHTO It was a fourstorey house thai the owner bad turned into apart ments one flat per floor The Adamses lived on the first floor tho Makers on the second the Chulneys on the and the Drakes on the top says the New York Sun Early one evening in the sev enteenth year of the present cen tury Abel Adams was frying eggs for and his brother their electric plate Hell was cooking chops for her self and her sister on the gas stove Charles Chutney was boiling wieners for himself and his son Chester over a Jet and Delia Drake was preparing a pork lendorloinr herself daugh ter Dora electric grill Ah Inspector of the Tenement House Department sniffing his way down street paused in front of this happy place Then he went up the steps and rang the bells Under the laws he shouted up the tubes cooking is not permitted in houses of more hah two families unless the place is filled up as a tenement house at horrible expense your meals in restaurants or go to gaol you know how it costs to out The next day Abel Adams was married lo Baker Abncr to Dora Drake Chester Chutney to fiella Baker and Ihe widower Charles the widow Delia Drake When the inspector came snooping around again one large family him serenely lo do his worst- Three mysterious- and ap parently fires in Min neapolis Minn Caused the de- struclfon of two grain elevators Ihe past year were reelected viz and inflicted damage estimated at i000000 The fire also threat ened the bridge across the Mis sissippi River at Fort the military centre of Minnesota J J men tor years has proved id worth in hundred of thousands of Dec win you please moll to my a copy of the one have been using your valuable remedies for tome lime and found them reliable JOSEPH I a for at write wpy or on the Horse free Dr J KENDALL COMPANY Enosturg Falls Vcnront Mr Wilfred is home for holidays from he I Miss spent holidays at home Mr spent Sun day visiting friends in Miss and Jaeger and Carrie spent Sunday at Mr was home for a few days Austin Cook of was home over Sunday Owing lo a break in the ma chinery mill has been closed for a few days We understand the farmlately occupied by Mr John Kay has bought by Mr Profit The Instil is Holding a meet ing in the Foresters Hall this week Dr Cody gives a lecture and Miss Law a reading infant child of Mr and Mr Hi ft ay is sick with omnia triad say it is on the menu Journal fOOO Tim annual vestry meeting of St Mary Magdalenes Church was held on Easter Monday evening The finances of the church arc in flourishing condition ami dur ing the present pastorate it scorn ed unnecessary to plead for funds at any time money coming forth without the holding of bun feeds Everything is being by vol untary giving The wardens of a For sale at the Industrial Home Enquire of A field or Silas ijr- In all countries Ask for our wIU bo ft Enter Any Messrs Harry and JJibree both of whom received hearty votes of thanks for the good financing and work generally Messrs John Thompson jr Ir win and were elected sidesmen delegates to Synod W M Perry Robert auditors W W Marcbanl treasurer Clarence Marcbanl The rector J A having resigned to lake up other work was given a hearty vole of appreciation of his work both in the parish and in the work of moral reform and his resigna tion is a source of deep regret Mr was very outspok en against in any form and lo him the Township of King owes much for- the work of abolishing the drilik traffic During his pastorate here he was very con scientious and always anxious for the weal His sermons powerful an well I Our earnest prayer is that wherever ho is placed un der providence he will he blessed in winning souls for he Master The work of the Wo mens Auxiliary was great suc cess past year it being a banner year for the society The war perhaps will be a factor in showing people that fast living in the past neglect of prayer and worship- coupled with extrava gance worldly pleasure will have be turned to repentance and godly living needs of nun for and returning from j land under the scheme lately in- W Prussian comprising more One officer who six hundred reached Halifax prisoner Tuesday told his quoslioncrH I the Germans regardtvl the loss of this ridge as biggest defeat suffered since IheAyar began He believes Im the artillery fire de- the gariison before the infantry charged regard of the action at this officer says- they do bo much the allies and so much more disheartening for the enemy The total Canadian Casualties at is of whom were officers A private- during Ihc fierce struggle for the hill the second day of the battle earned a decora tion if ever a man did The ad vance was made in a blinding snow storm which fortunately carried Ihe wind into the faces of Ihe enemy in their guarded position on Ihe hill slope men advanced they were mot by a murderous machine gun fire guarded and operated by a group of a dozen of the enemy Our men were falling fast as the hail of lead- from tin machine gun swept the hillside- Then with utter disregard for his own safety this private rushed for ward tackling alone the barrier to our victory Making progress from shell hole to shell hole he reached a point within thirty yards of the enemy gun He threw a bomb that distance which killed or wounded part of the ma chine gun crew then with a fin al rush he rushed the position and bayoneted the five men re maining with he gun This splendid deed of gallantry saved the situation and the lives of many men One Captures Another episode was that wherein the Captain of a battalion engaged in the assault on the hill went forward with a scout to se cure Germans who wen trapped in dugouts before they could make their escape lie left the scout stationed near entrance of the large dugout with in structions shoot anyone emerging if he did not himself return When the officer reach ed the bottom of Ihe dugout he found seventy Germans in it who surrendered at his demand In the face of so many prisoners il was impossible hat their captor should turn his back on them and ascend Ihe dugout stairs as doubtless ho would have been promptly shot in the back With his revolver in hand he station ed himself at the front of the stairs and ordered the prisoners up Several of them on reaching the top were shot at by he scout who had no evidence that the en emy had surrendered The as cending Germans blocked- the Clover and Timothy Seeds sweet Clover 70 Alton Carler8 erry to go to the Country SEEDING I Steady Employment Good Wages- Low In I For tickets and information apply to ft PLAN VACATION IV I a Arrange to visit some of the fol lowing points all Beauty Spots close lo nature Georgian Bay Lakes Algonquin Park Lake of Algonquin Park Full information and descriptive literature may bo secured on application to HORNING Union Station Toronto- Ont Agent Phone J H Phone Agent PHONE Lot you In a COVERED OR AUTO Prompt A BOYD Prop 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