dp J mum tl office- Ann lo Loo security on good Form Toronto Office iiuiiiiinK n iil Vow ill- Bono Off loo Toronto over Co of and on Days and also lit i- v meeting The regular Mothers will ho held on hbi In he Homo of Mrs Albert undy on Queen SI p A largo in Press I icioil congregations last both morning and umber of- at service conducted Pastor and Rev The choir put up some extra at both services Sunday Large Mr Communication from fiaCetM from Ian- Co regarding phones referred to Mayor and Property I of Doctor Fierce for and trouble and I can cheerfully Tablet to from of v nun Fuji- to hi Frank Duncan AND flr w nr DENTIST Main and Newmarket Dr in of Toronto Licentiate of and of and Xoiic illllM Form Produce i Prices on the were almost staggering to average From 40 to way for from to for a bug for potatoes going some for war times For the month of April the Newmarket customs returns are as follows free goods passed dutiable goods and collected These a marked Improvement over the figures for April which were us follows Passed free goods passed goods and collected I nor averted thco to acid lo pro entirely A Anuilp been by Dr and a cnuro of dralncso of uric acid with which In tho body vard off back from asking grant to finance Com Com cation from Board of Health requiring the con nection between the pond and water to he dlBconneotcdi to Fired Com The property Com reported and went CommUtoo- It recommended of tables and putting furnaces In extra feet room at a Mhos of articular i Lorried Painting of tables and ft SUi Timothy t WloKowon ParK Avenue No AND PAPER Ave 2nd from Queen St Phone Worth Thinking mothers of this town who are respoiislhlo for girls who gad the streets should stop and think what they are doing girls are no longer children They lire at the impressionable ego Where will you have Impressions come from from the of sheet or from home It Is for mothers to set tle the question by too much ftcld gout An uria people from hardening thickening of walla of arteries duo to of uric acid In blood cud Dr who Is director and chief at and KufTalo hw boon testing this for rollcf of overworked and weakened Sidneys obtained by auffcrcro as been satisfactory that to Anuilc with prin cipal druggists In town could get this is not harmful or but aids nature In throwing off poisons within tho body which much fluttering pain arid misery assort tins remedy Is times than Send cents fo7 trial package Anuria Is building up reputation good as other which boon proved during nearly fifty years such as Doctor Favorite Prescription for ills of women Doctor Pleasant tho regulator and Doctor Pierces Golden for red blood Town Council BOX 401 A of Piano Dealer in all kinds of Mu sical and Repairs Piano Agent or Columbia and Slock I Prompt at Bradford On Friday evening last seven the of the Standard flcfency Class of Methodist Sun day School to Bradford about in all being a return visit Our boys put up pari of the program and A P Addison filled In he balance by an address on Camp Croft which appeared he of special Interest Be fore leaving for home Bradford Class put up refreshments and need less say they were enjoyed social Intercourse of the two classes will be of much benefit In the future to the boys getting thus quainted 7aa Lyman Issuer of- Marriage Licenses At tho Bra Office Newmarket Office Private issued at private re sidence if desired LATEST DESIGNS IN Monuments and Head Stone Call before ordering BUILDING PUHPOUE6 I Kept in Stock and Made to Order The mure vegetables you grow in your garden the better for your self iukI the country too Canes factory got in a new ma chine for Ihe Pencil on Monday lot or lend ft in somebody who Will The 220th arrived safely in England at Monday morning Show your pride In your pretty Town by keeping your lawns and boulevards neatly trimmed THIS is a good lime to do outside painting before flics come Dont forget the entertainment in Town Hal Hast Council meets at today Mr- J Millard got in new safe last week It was rather heavy hand ling OXIDIZED WELDING On Short Notice I Machinery for Sale DAVIS Bast of Dank of Toronto Newmarket NORTH YORK MARBLE AND mm For Every Farmer The sum of 200 will be available at the nearest bank for every Ontario farmer who desires to increase his acreage and needs the money to buy seed No fanner in Ontario need go with out seed this year Loans will be repayable with Inter est at six per cent on the 1st of No vember after the farmer has Id hi- crop if crop fails and the farmer is to repay the money the On tario Government will make it good These are Ihe main features of the arrangement made by Don Provincial Treasurer through the Organization of Resources Committee with the Bankers Associa tion for loans to Ontario farmers who need seed and have no money with which to buy it There are 175000 farmers in the Province of Ontario so that if every one takes advantages of the arrange ment I sum of 35000000 Is- in volved Regular meeting last Monday even ing Members all present except Mayor Eves Mr Freeman Lloyd tak ing his scat for the first time Mr was heard with refer ence to the difficulty of gelling seed potatoes and suggested that the Council should obtain a quantity for distribution among the citizens at east Mr Phillips was heard with regard to assessment of income having dis covered several persons who should he assessed since they were served with notice but were not The Assessor was instructed to proceed with his work and Include all persons who are liable A deputation on behalf of the Bow ling Club was heard Bo v M J Wed lock being the first speaker He point ed out that bowling was a manly healthy and pleasant rccrcutlon the grounds arc open to every citizen a spirit of is manifest which promotes good will companionship and sociability lie trusted the generosity of the Council to grant a small favor to the Club a few buckets of to sprinkle the green Mr Dolan said that the Club contemplated the erection of a Club linn and any small favor they might extend would be appreciated The green is said to be the best crease out side of the lower cities and the Club wishes to make the green a permanent Incidentally it Is of more value to he Town than the cost of the water In the reputation it brings to Newmarket Mr M corroborated what the previous speakers said and that any outlay hat is about to be made not for any individual benefit The deputation was promised con sideration by the chairman of he Committee Following bills passed Waller Newton AB Can Express Telegraph Co United Typewriter Co high cost of Carried Appointing Market Clerk under direction of Committee Carried System of public lavatories as soon a system of scwcragols adopt ed by the town Cost Carried 5 Covering roof of Town clastic paint Cost amended lo Repairing roof so as Jo prevent It from- leaking Patching pointing nml decorating walls and celling of Town fall and dressingroom Clause struck out f Water tap Installed at cost of struck out Building on Water Works pro party for of town properly Clause struck out Procuring Hose Koyes and 200 It of Hose Carried Report adopted In Council The Finance Committee reported recommending Payment of account of V referred lo them at previous meeting and asked for the adoption of some better of handling churl A grant of to the National Report ByLaw to provide for watering and oiling was introduced by By- Law Com and read a first time The ByLaw provides for the water ing and oiling of many streets never before so treated The residents on some of the streets have never asked for It to be done and as the cost la to be home by frontage tax both Reeve Keith and Deputy Reeve Pearson thought here would be considerable objection lo expenditure which would be not less The second reading was therefore deferred The appointment of an Inspector was deferred till next meeting Ilia re quest of Die Mayor who was absent on account of Illness- The application of the Fac tory for motor power was referred to Fire and Light for further Information as to what was required The application of Mr w ft for electric power was ftg 2r It Ji k1 I think of the lime the Ford saves a busy farmer J3 in hauling milk he factory vege- tables butter eggs and poultry to market fruit to the railway station One fruit grower last season made four Iripsa day to the railway station a total of miles and carried as high as 72 crates of quarts each on trip He couldnt have more than one 30mile trip day with a team I The Ford soon pays for itself in the time it saves the farmer Willi help so scarce every farmer heeds to make use of every precious minute of his time To him the Ford car is a real neces sity Indeed some farmers tell us that it is doubtful if they could carry on their farm work under present labor conditions if it wasnt for Hie time the Ford saves them No farmer need be without a Ford In fact the average fanner could afford one if it were double the price It is as easy to drive as a horse three times as fast and costs less per mile to run Why not order one today FORD ONTARIO K ROBERTSON Pord Dealer Newmarket FORD STATIONS IfJ CANADA i I Designs in Monuments and Headstones All Cemetery Work ATTENDED TO JH end us before buying All liu r Stones Cut to Order JOHN u importer of Foreign and Domestic AND Box ikt si Newmarket Market Improvement Monday evening I In themselves on record council In faor the are to put will be cement a portion of the floor present tables will hi cut in two i GREENHOUSE ST Easter Lilies Prim- goili for flft LETTUCE for and Over I a radkol improvements at Market The in cellar where Tin ami plaCd around the artel I fall four feel from the wall This will give over to reel in length more space Then feet square will be used in the denier of the 11 for sale of veg- plants flowers by the green gardeners It intended lhat sellers win go behind the tables and buyers In so to avoid the present fusion Sonic painting is be done the entire cost is estim ated at With this ex penditure conditions will be vastly im proved As toon as the sewerage sys tem is Install public lavatories arc to be placed in the building for ladles and gentlemen the closing of the accommodation have become a great necessity He fore doing any decorating in the Main Hall of the building which is needed badly he roof hi to be repair ed so as to prevent leaking no matter what cost This fttep will also meet with the approval of rate payers See minutes of Council for further Co supples 5105 John Murphy carting cinders GO Francis Co watermeter for Pickering College A Thompson dig to Mel- one Co John Murphy and cartage Can Gen Fire Extinguisher Co A desk for Power House Jas Robertson Co water sup plies J Roadhouse table for Town Hall W Eves charity Finance Com Newmarket Era printing and 1V A Minns supplies J charity John Murphy cartage York Radial Railway current on coal Duly Queen City Coal Co Hart Al Co stationery las shovelling snow Cliff to lots J A J Francis stationery Tor Gen Hospital Com Telephone Co charily Clerk 240 Pay Sheet No from John Mil lard regarding culvert on Ave Water being turned from original course to detriment of his own pro perly to R Com Communication from Fire Associa tion of the inadequate fire protection Referred to the Fire Light Applications from Soldiers Re- water granted The Finance Committee with Mr was appointed lo act with the Hoard of Trade in the matter of obtaining potato seed for citizens water was granted to the Rowling Club to Ihe extent of a meter to be loaned and installed by the Town and the rate charged to be per gallons The Mayor Reeve Deputy and Councillors and Tench were appointed as a Court of Revision the first silting to he ftt oclock a m Wa8on Wednesday- May 30th Council adjourned at WOMEN IN Everything points to record attendance at convention be ing held in Toronto under the au spices of Provincial Liberal Womens Association on Friday May Representative from all sections of pro vince have been invited to discuss the part which women can best play in order to obtain results from Iheir suffrage A branch of the Womens Lib eral Association has been formed for Grey County in Owen Sound The meeting was addressed by Mrs J A and Mrs of Toronto Mrs Mc donald described Liberalism as broadness go ahead and Con servatism as conserving things but she thought it would be tine lo say wo will just vote the best way after broad study Women felt needed political educa tion Mrs said the principles of he Ontario party could he recommended to 1467 119 lief Com asking for grant for Pat riotic purposes to Finance Com dry HUN ALL urn I U a for Lie to I J iIJ in MU A friend to I built up to w I OQ to do LirAUrc VrlSiii I had net doue for litite VIboI It Pa- Vihol ui amtiU alrtpgtfc bftdc If tt J Oruffffist also at the best all Ontario women You cannot find in the Liberal partys platform one plank not in sympathy with the social betterment of the country she remarked In the future no parly can dare before us a question which is not for Hie im provement of humanity was an optimistic declaration made hy Mrs- Notes of Week A Liberal District Conference along lines of already held in Oltawaj Belleville and Hamilton will be held North Bay on May for the districts of and under the auspices of North Bay Reform Association A discussion of public affairs in Northern Ontario with special re gard to patriotic- and afterwar conditions will form a large part of program The Conference will commence at am and will cpncludo with banquet in evening which will he ad dressed Hon Geo P Graham Mr Newton Hon and others The War Production Club of gambling He quoted figures to show lhat profits are being made the race track shareholders and placed the re sponsibility for the continuance of the evil at the door of the On tario government A GOING Via the P Excursion to Eastern Canada at attractive fare each Tuesday until October via Canadian Pacific the Pioneer Route to the West Particulars from any Canadian Pacific Agent or Howard District Pas senger Agent Toronto Ont 0s- Ottawa May In the noon list of casualties today there are killed missing 111 died of wounds and 17 wounded or ill The since the beginning of the Easter drive is now 14298 St Thomas May Sydney Smith on employe at city Hydro Bleo trio substation this city was electrocuted this morning The unfortunate man was dusting off some Insulators be hind switch board and was stand ing the cement floor when in unaccountable manner he touched a live wire carrying volts He was killed instantly One finger was burned off and one of his shoes was burned to a crisp A hole was also burned in the cement floor Tio de ceased had been In the employ of the Hydro about six months He Is sur vived by his widow and two sons Germany agents offered Schwab SI if the Beth lehem Steel Company would cease making shells for the Allies This offer was made two days before Congress declared that a slate of war existed between Germany and the United States Nothing was known of this attempted bribe un til Mayor of Boston an nounced it at a patriotic meeting recently Mayor said thai Mr Schwab told him of it two weeks before the launching of an Argentine steamship at the Fore River yards in Mass And this American who stood for great principle of Republic refused added the Mayor amid applause HURON ST J To HOME Every Lover of MADE BAKING TRY Our Favorite and Five Rose FEED GOOD ANTHRACITE Flour Prices Right OLIVER COAL Give Us a Call I DIKE Phone J Ht Special for Saturday May IN AND WHITE AND Mm Stale of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County ss Frank J Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of P J Cheney Co doing business in City of Toledo County and state afore said and that firm will pay sum Of ONE for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by tim use of HAMAS CATARRH FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to and before me and sub- Toronto is endeavoring to got hi my present this day of tracts border- of December A See Our on the city limits which will not he utilized for building this year interested in a proposal to put vacant lots In crop to the greater production of food in an to Anglican his attack on race track GIEASON Seal Public Halls Catsrih Cure is and acta through the Blood on of the Send for free J A gold by 6o UPTOTHEMINUTE in BOYS SUITS We sure are showing some VALUES in BOYS CUT SIZES from to Price from 500 to COME IN Styles GREAT in Ranging in ARCHIVES TORONTO