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El day morning and ill the evening Ay occupied by Mr Boy Killed eon of Mr 0 formerly ran the In Newmarket WSwpSw and Had many of in llio Town Hall MuySOlh at A Eli arc specially reauoaW Mr of Alberta 11 will for Sion I Sunday May Church I Meeting for worship Game of to Present 1 it V t mooting last Monday Meeting District in on being in and rid is Methodist In Wednesday K5fv week KlSLKn Wednesday and fl on Tip- Ran of Sunday evening voices a splendid Hark The solos were Ink- n credit by Miss Mcfiorlyjjnd Mr Sunday tor- noon was conducted Mr If Kyos and was of ary and charaotor Miss favored the with a nolo Sexl8unduy a larger nttondancc any this yearis It will be annual Cradle many visitors aro looked for An Interesting program in being ranged to ho given entirely by the primary scholars There will also he a Promotion and little lots Of the Cradle Roll will he welcomed into the child will a Promo tion Certificate All parents hav ing babies on our Roll ore urged to ho present with the little ones pm This is surely the of the year and you should he present Under fhe leadership of Mr Russell Collins County flnpl for litis work a large number of our girls planning to be Con ference in Aurora on Saturday and Sunday Tune and A lime is Corn I 1 Choir of friend Church listened to delivered in the Church Production last of on Greater Sunday evening The Pastor had warm words MUG for Councillors the general public not even the School Children rtoembarked on scheme on other hand he was fearless in bis denunciation of the rascality of the food exploiters to gel rich it any cost individual who am shamelessly amassing fortunes in dm terrible limes The text them to eat was coupled the words The desolate land skill tilled do and the Ileal people who hold back the thousands acres and keep them iie had Iheir fair sluice of 11 was a strong sermon iri very Coin Youngs at tho Front Many people in Newmarket will remember Mr Youngs the con tractor for recent additions at the Office Specially Works and the Davis Leather Works He is in Trance and at the Ban- quel Hi Builders Exchange IMd Stratford a few nights ago Ihe announcement was made that John I Youngs who Perth Battalion overseas bad given up his rank in order to I Lack Id he fighting line a- a member of another battalion lie had previously with distinction before and after being wounded and was awarded the Military Cross When lie went overseas the second time ailti be IVrihsand hat battalion Us broken up Lieut Col Youngs expected return to Canada Ridge his son Lieut- Jack Youngs was killed in action and the fathers determination re turn to the front was increased Ibis loss and he is now toodloheal Ihe battle line Heat Another of the active citizens of Newmarket of the former passed to his eternal rest on Sunday morning at in the person of Mr Charles Smith in his year Although lie in very poor health for years his death was quite sudden following a slight stroke of par alysis His sons Charles of and Frank of Toronto reached his bedside in for the Inst words Deceased was born in in Eastern Townships Quebec and when a lad moved lo Western On- in the- neighborhood of odor i Oh Following this he sailed on the lakes between Mont real and Chicago for a number of years In 1800 he married Miss Ann Cook laughter of the late John Cook who was then in the Office in Toronto When Mr Cook got the appointment of Division Court Clerk in in 18G3 made vacant by resignation of the late Ceo Hog- Mr Smith settled in New market and learned carpentry and woodwork wilh Mr Jacob John ston in his steam Factory on Mill Street now Queen St Follow ing this for about years be was employed at Canes Factory when he retired owing to ill- health Since thai time both Mr and Mrs Smith have made their borne principally with their daughter Mrs at Longford and wilh the exception of five years with their son Mr Win Smith Drug gist at New York City Mr Smith was a wellinformed man of quiet disposition and a faithful and consistent of Methodist Church- Between and years ago his falher-in- law the late John Cook was the mainstay of the temperance work ers in Newmarket Deceased leaves a widow three sons and one daughter as above indicated of Newmarket Win of New York Frank of To ronto and Annie of Service was held at the home of his soninlow Capt McPherson before leaving and the re mains wore brought here on Tuesday morning by T train and interred at Newmarket Ceme tery A P Addison conduct ing the burial service Several Newmarket friends were at the depot McPherson and his son Douglas accompanied the remains and Miss Pearl Smith came up from Toronto to attend the funeral The Pallbearers were Messrs Manning Watson It Smith Jackson The bereaved family will have the sympathy of many old friends following bills passed Co to Mayor Co Co A Application for water from Miss Millard granted Applications for light from Ar thur Braiimier and John A Sharp granted Application for change of elec tric referred to Com with power to net- Communication re Food Stuff from Chatham regarding mat ter before Parliament Clerk in structed to reply that the Council was In hearty accord Communication from Miss ro turning off light to F The financial Com recom mended a grant of to the Sol vation Army in aid of their vari ous charitnble undertakings Re port adopted On motion of A sec onded by A the Proper ty Com was instructed to pur chase flags to bo used on Market Building during he duration of the War A bylaw was passed appointing Frank Duncan as Town In spector Council adjourned OF J Swede turnip growers are urged This spring to endeavour to cure and transplant a few roots to produce seed for them selves and their neighbours Ow ing to the abnormal conditions now prevailing there will likely bo very little swede seed for planting in the spring of unless our Canadian swede turnip growers make provision for their own supplies by growing the seed themselves Canadian supplies of swede and most other Held root and garden seeds formerly came from Europe but this source is now practically cut off The prospects for homegrown seed have been reduced by the present price of swede turnips for food purposes as it would now lake nearly two hundred dollars worth of fullgrown swede tur nips to transplant an acre for seed purposes This factor has had the unfortunate effect of re ducing the area In the eastern provinces thai would otherwise have been planted for the produc tion of swede seeds OOo- 6iUayfldfbnife Miss Augusta Marsh Is visiting at Mr Frank Mrs West and daughter Newmarket visited at Mr Leslie Sunday Miss Toronto visited at Mr Curtis Mr Wilson sold a horse lo Mr and Mrs Wm Agin and family and his father and were visiting friends- in on Sunday Mr Mrs Robertson arid family and Miss Rose- of Toron to were visiting his brother Mr Win Robertson at Poplar Lodge Farm A number from attended the sale of bees at Mrs on Saturday Last Sunday was observed as Fathers Sunday in tho Snowball and Methodist Womens Choirs led the singing and at Choir were assisted by Misses and Violinists and Mr on a bass violin Both services were well attended All Hinds Now I In All In All and Wide Oil In All Window tain fiorlrn frluslfn and Many- of ThMMi tns tolling at Wo Can Nov Buy Them For v- HSU Still a Good It Bound to go to a fluoh IP Our iV largo go usual that wo cart go to a protect you from for aomo time OH EVERY PAIR i What a pleasant sewing room you have I Mrs Hoop- civ a in the village Word was received on Sunday I roih this bay window you can of the death of Mrs A of Aurora formerly a resi dent of this place The funeral took Wednesday May the Cemetery farmers finished seeding and are getting their roots potatoes and corn planted Flying machines arc a common occurrence One passed over at am on Monday The renting of a- few acres of pasture land caused a in our The Missionary VicePresident of our league visited Snowball League on Sunday evening and that Kettlebv will have to bustle lo keep with o o What a dandy little shower passed over Saturday evening looks Hue Two aeroplanes passed over our berg last Saturday evening They are getting quite common Wo learn that the Mayor of has purchased an auto from Mr K ft prison Mr James Crowley was up over the weekend The farmers are busily engag ed working on their root ground Mr Cordon Webster of Toron to spent Sunday under the par ental roof Snow Drop go vandorf Mrs Dr Wed nesday In Toronto Mr Win made a busi ness trip lo Toronto Thursday Mr Thomas Walker of Toronto tailed on friends in town this week Mr John Deacon passed away on Wednesday morning May after a long illness We extend our sympathy to the bereaved family Mr J A M Armstrong Mr Coffey Mr A Weaver and Dr are enjoying their annual fishing expedition near Mr M purchased a new Chevrolet this week from Mr Spencer Potter of Tottenham Mr John of Toronto spent at his parent al home here Mr Norman of Toron to spent Sunday friends in town Mr Jos Woodrow of Richmond Hill is spending a few days with Mr and Mrs Wm Edwards Mrs I Shaw of Line spent Tuesday with Mrs Thos Mr Sydney Leonard has been Toed Production Campaign Under he direction of Princi pal Cornell of Public School in assistance of Mr of Agricultural De triment the school children are jwlerlaking the care of lots w garden vegetables Cane and Mans more for future ton than is merely on the ilte of it These lots M in earl of which four kinds of vegetables are planted In i Hie area under cultivation threefourths of an acre lots are located on St for convenience of it eastern part of he properly of Mr on the West side llic property of Aubrey children are already interested and deserve encouragement weir efforts for food AOOUY A lion to lots being Provided by the Hoard of Trade all of which ore spoken JWi lion J Davis donated iuld lft J8 has had the land ploughed for The Ration of his interest In their due Ibe assigned to them of Trade got In fienl am Queens- Its that everyone findb useful all the white Of you own that kind Is to do Its work with You put your money Into a better Fountain Men than a Water- man Von Heres a that never leaks never to when you want It to IF YOU A THE FciLi to 1 I Atkinson confined lo the bouse this week with a bad knee Mr and Mrs and Miss of spent Saturday with Mr Coul ter Messrs J and Ralph Courtney left Thursday evening for the West The Fry brothers of called on friends hero Friday ev ening Come again boys for we are glad lo see you Mr and Mrs Lyons and family motored to Newmarket on Satur day Mr and Mrs FredSkinner Mrs and Miss Skinner mo tored to Aurora on Sunday On May the Womens In stitute of sent the fol lowing Hospital supplies to the lied Cross Headquarters Toronto i doz Suits A Towels 2 Pairs Socks Hot Water Bag Covers Bed Those working for the Red Cross meet in Monday and Tuesday after noon Besides this we have sev eral energetic workers sewing at homo The boys of the village collect ed wastepaper on Saturday last and all seemed lo enjoy it Mrs deserves thanks for treat she gave boys after the work An idle person is neither a benefit nor an ornament Let children music It great charm in a family and Rial la connection books vrfU better bake them Ilka to What a grand shower of rain we bad on Saturday last just what wo were in need of as most of the farmers here have com pleted their seeding except hoe crops Miss Mary Foster of is spending three months at Mr M Starrs Glad to see Miss Mabel Hooper is able to be out again after her recent illness Mr Nelson Powell and cousin Miss also Mr and Mrs J M Waltonof Aurora were visit ing at on Sunday last The stork arrived at the home of Mr James Gibson last day and left a son Mr Richardson and Miss Nellie spent Sunday under lie parental roof Sorry to report that Miss Grace was indisposed on Sunday last and unable to be present at church Her voice was very much missed from the Choir Mr and Mrs Geo Powell Mrs Worrell also Rev and Mrs Pat terson all of Toronto motored to Mr W Powells on Saturday last to spend the afternoon Mrs Richardson and daughter were in the city on Friday Edgar visited at the home of S Atkinson on- Sunday class to Mr fr Millers outfit We also notice Roland sports a new backboard Mr Arthur VanNostrand spent the weekend in the city visiting we imagine The winners of he yard con test in League are expecting a In store for them next week given by their opponents at the home of Mr Par ticulars later Everyone wel come see nearly the length of the You surely aro never lonesome Miss Ball the seamstress dis gorged a few dozen pins from her mouth and said acidly Lonosomb I should think not I Every man woman and child on this street seems set and determined to shift responsibility onto met Seems as if every five minutes theres something for me to tend to They oil know I set right here day in and day out and if Im not shooing the Pra Its youngest but from under automobile I am pulling fishhooks out of mie Jones lingers or toes or telling strangers where the neighbors are at- Suddenly she peered sharply over her glasses at the house next door There l she said I say Theres some body I dont know who has gone and left that covcredwagon with- 1 out hitching and Ive got to have that on my mind busys I Sometimes I vow and declare have nothing lo do with I knew I I know it t That horse is walking off Miss Ball threw up the window Whoa she shouted peremp torily Whoa there The horse in the street braced bis feel so suddenly that things in the covered wagon rattled Hut Miss began Mrs Hoop er when again the horse started and again Miss cried shrilly Whoa sir I Whoa I Obedient ly the horse again braced and lay back in the breeching Land sakes said Miss S3 a I WEEKEND BARGAINS Pieces Only Fancy Floral Pattern and Reg S6o Pieces In Dark and tight flog yd Ladles and Misses Plain and Fine Rib Good Value Reg Gale Only Print In Shades Good Quality Worth ToDay for 14c yd Ladles In White Good Value for pr Heavy Corded Velvets Suitable for Coats and Quite All Shades Worth Yoday i i I exasperated where is that man Jusl once more Ml There ho goes Miss Bait leaned far out of window and bawled des perately Whoa I say Whoa there with Ihe most astonish ing results- The submissive animal almost sat down and over his head spreadeagle fashion went the driver who bad been in the cov ered wagon since the horse start- ad Dazedly the man picked up himself up nearsightedly he peered first on one side and then on the other of his amazing steed then very cautiously be gath ered up his reins and with many a backward glance slowly mount ed lo his scat The old horse am bled offi Miss Baits eyes nearly popped out of her head as she gazed Then she closed the window with a bang and asked crisply you say you wanted this Hut Mrs Hooper had gone Q ESTABLISHED Emm OF CANADA CAPITAL PAID UP7000000RESEaVE FUND head Toronto SAVE your SECURE your SERVE tjie current Saving at all NEWMARKET BRANCH M SMYTH Manage COME TO I your PurnRure also that Spring and you while housooleanlna We full lino of tho IDEAL GUARANTEED LINE of Iron Springs and and OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT We also the Furniture Polish vhlcn brightens t up old Dealer In and Funeral Director Undertakers Lloonse 161 EmbalrneiaLlconeeSIO The hoy who takes when lie enters tbe bis off is the one bus his combed and bis face clean and the girl who says please and thank you is always prettier than the one who forgets these little things You Just look around and sec is nol true Live Stock Markets Id Toronto this Sale Register May Mr Beverley will have a sale of house hold furniture vehicles imple ments etc on the premises Cast end Si Newmarket at one oclock credit Smith Highest prices paid week are as follows Choice Heavy Choice Butcher Cattle Choice Fat Cows j Milkers Feeders Choice Veal Calves Medium Veals Grassers Sheep Yearling Hogs off cars country point I I I Rli10 i ONCE A u Convenient Service Modem Lighted Equipment Stndard and Tourist Sleeping Can and Colonist Coaches For Reservations and Information apply to RADIAL NEWMARKET Or write ft King Toronto beautiful story Is told about Sir an English nobleman who was once the Governor of Bombay In In dia and of the Cape Colony in Africa He went away from his home on a and on his return bis wife went down to railroad station to meet him She took with her a servant who had never seen her husband When they arrived at railroad sta tion she said to the servant Now you must ffo and look for Sir Bui how shall know him asked the servant Oh answered the lady look for a tall person helping somebody answer was sufficient for when the went to for Sir he found a tall nun helping eld lady from the cur and this toll rain to be Sir There Is ferample here every fiirl aiid I would dp lo fellow Newmarket Markets May Wheat per bush Oats per bush Barley per bush Peas per bush Bran per ton 45 per Ion 0 Hay Timothy per lottii Eggs per Butler per lb 0 Chickens per lb Potatoes per bag 50 May Wheat per per bush too per In per dpi per dreti A i J2S0 86 14 46 The Indian scalps his enemy the paleface skins his friends Atlanta May Fire that started late this afternoon in an obscure negro section swept a broad path through the residen tial section of Atlanta devastat ing scores of blocks and destroy ing many of the citys Bnest homes and hundreds of negro houses Estimates of the dam age placed it between and May Geo Jackson a former police ser geant of New York City well- known in for several years as George is at the police station awaiting the arrival lownorrow of police offi cers New York Ip answer a charge of grand larceny involving the disappearance of Jewelry val ued at He was arrest ed by Chief Burke an in timation from the immigration authorities at had reason to believe that the they was here He came to about four years ago became prominent in circles being a base ball than local reputation the He well which sing to his story by a couple of theatrical companies of which he was manager EXCURSIONS Till ALL RAIL alto by Roulee Ywr In ttw Witt 1 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