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tii I liter Notary ice Main St to Loan on good Farm cSlirL Notaries Toronto Hank Building corner a Bono and onto Building over rnl Bolder J Tor store Mr Bono appointment Go bo In Mips Powell of Barrio played the organ at St Johns Church la at Sunday following resignation of Minn HISS AT will Frank Duncan market n H DENTIST Main and Newmarket Corner Dr J Medicine of Toronto Gradual College of l wjlnl Is Moor College also Licentiate of Hie of Physician end i college of Burgeons Conner clinical on Bar Now and London tested supplied Telephone Miss Professional Eft root crop la looking well now natter weather for haying Numbers of are using their early potatoes They are very good quality and are yield ing well r Arc- autos with Gyp sies and their belongings made visit to town on Tuesday The women who visited were anxious to look at the hands of the proprietors hut received little encouragement and not remain long in town in a group vis ited Newmarket on Sunday and it is said that one of the ma chine dropped message at the Pickering Military Hospital The immense hirds that look like the old Devils Darning Needle when feet in the air still at tract i great of attention when- close enough lo hear the buzz of the machines Residence Mr North Phone Hamiltons Newmarket AND JEWELLER Park Adjoining New Post Office PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER Ave 2nd house from Queen St Newmarket Hone Box A and of Voice Dealer in all kinds Instruments Repairs Agent for Columbia and Records Complete Slock Prompt A Injured Last Monday afternoon a young man was riding a on the sidewalk on Queen Street and turning corner ran into a lady knocking down and causing some Injury An in formation has been laid against him and lid will appear before Magistrate today Tills riding on sidewalk is a com mon hut if the blocks are put to hoys two or three limes we would see no more of it hi After ray a born two I eat- I llll do I very but on lent euwmcr when I got where could not my iToula a chill every Pnjl hot fleshes ana ditty wad moat burnt I cot where I wts a burden to mo until oao day my rioter told my if ho did not do for mo I would not long end toldhlm Bo ho got Vc3otabo Com pound for mo and diet fiiut I to Improve I con and femalo trouble I feci that I my lif to you and your remedies did for mo what not do and I will It wherever I go G Street you offering from aay form of lib got of Vcotablo Compound and treatment AY Lyman Q- Issuer of Marriage Licenses Era Oflice Newmarket Office Private Papers issued at private re sidence if desired Heath of A wellknown resident of North York passed away on Thursday afternoon of last week in the per son of Miss Clayton after a lengthy illness was horn in the Township of King about years ago hut for more than years was a resident of East She made her home with Die family of late Joshua Davis and was a among Or thodox Sect The funeral on Sunday was largely attended the remains being laid to rest in New market Cemetery Mr Richard son of Pickering had charge of Ihe service and was assisted by his wife and Mr Clayton Lindsay July An accident attended with fatal results oc curred at the Dominion Arsenal hero about oclock this evening in which one man named Brown was instantly killed and another man named Gordon Slinson was fatally injured The latter was removed lo the Memorial Hospital ft seems that the two men who woro within the danger zone either collided or dropped a box containing some explosives but the exact particulars arc not available Brown Was young man unmarried was married For the Era GOOD NUWMARKET lRBLEBOBRS LATEST DESIGNS IN Monuments and Head Stones Call before ordering elsewhere BUILDING I in Stock and Made to Order GEO W Womens The Newmarket Branch of the North York Womens Institute held their July meeting at the home of the President Mrs Starr with a good attendance After the usual business Miss Pee gave an excellent paper on Influence of the Mind on Health showing deep thought and a stu dious mind Miss gave a very interesting pa per on the life of Lord Kitchen er dealing with his school days as a boy his military life and bis great thirst for knowledge Miss Leila Starr gave a reading I a Closer Brotherhood which was very appropriate for the present limes The program was inter spersed music A good response was given to he Roll Call Sunday Dinners Arrangements are under way for a pleasant lime at our August meeting Com Recently three cows that side by side were tested for nine milkings The first cow bad an average test of 17 per cent or the and minimum tests being ami The second cow had an average for the nine tests of with max imuin tests of and The average lest for the third cow was with extremes Of and Hence it is evident that the laudable desire to know what a certain cows milk tests for fat may be defeated entirely if only one sample is run through the In the light of the examples given above as well as of hun dreds of other instances on rec ord it is safe lo conclude that a fair method is to lest a composite sample of five or six tak en at intervals when the cow is n normal condition This plan has given good results in the cow testing work of the dairy division at Ottawa Write for full partic ulars so that your good cows may not he misjudged on an iso lated lest alighted an airplane on Ken- Point and within min utes thereafter beats wore lined along the shore and near ly coHeotcd ev eryone being anxious see tin wonderful maohlno close enough to He When Russell got ready lo leave too motor would go be cause when ho alighted he had the engine going backward for fear of dropping Into tho water Ho worked it for two hours and finally gave it up having sig nalled to two Other companion machines for help Saturday morning another airplane landed on and it was not long till Russell vas off again in the air but this time the other would buck time it started Finally it commenced to rise but it was too slow and struck the telephone wires when passing over Tho engine stop ped and the car fell into Mr Ham iltons grain field with such force as towreck it badly but fortunately occupants were not hurt driver in in structor at Camp Borden having spent two years in service in France Ho said the trouble vas In engine Word was sent to and auto truck with three machinists came up Sunday morning to take machine homo for repairs took three hours to take it apart and load it The episode caused no little excitement along shore and drew many visitors lo the premises Considerable darn- ago was done to the growing crop Previous to alighting on Ken nedy Point lust Friday Flight- Lieut had an exciting ex perience in the thunderstorm and was obliged to descend near Raven shoo for safety He was alone at the time having previ ously left his companion at Jack sons Point to come by rail to Or chard Beach Rev Canon of Toronto vas the guest of Mr Lee during his stay on the Mrs Gardner of Toronto spent the weekend with her niece Mrs Andy Wright Donald Wright from Camp Borden borne for the I weekend on bis last leave before going overseas The church was filled almost to overflowing last Sunday and the sermon by Rev Canon Principal of Toronto was his text join am NORTH YORK MARBLE AND GRANITE Designs in Monuments Headstones AH Kinds of Cemetery Work ATTENDED TO J see us before buying elsewhere of Building Stones Cut lo Order JOHN Importer of Foreign and Domestic AND MARBLES Phone Newmarket Jvllle July Mr Rich- of afternoon killed lrcc animals were valued at 00 insured for 200 Tp lightning 1 IVEtiT the a Toronto to I attractive October Pacific from Lato Wellington On Sunday July there passed to his reward Mr J Wel lington one of the oldest pioneers of this section Mr was born in the village of Sharon on Oct being the son of Hiram one of earliest settlers in this sec tion who came from Pennsylva nia When deceased was about 111 years of age his parents moved to the Township of near Churchill where he resided until about years ago when he pur chased the farm at present occu pied Mr Marshall Willson on Wellington Street east Aurora Mr Wiilsons father was one of the pioneers who helper to build the famous Temple at Sharon On February Mr Will- son married Johanna whose parents came from Penn sylvania and settled on the 2nd Con of where she was born In Mr and Mrs had eleven children nine of whom are living Mar shall on the old homestead Mrs W J Baldwin of Aurora Mrs Scott of Dauphin Man Mrs McMillan of Victoria BC Joel A of Man Harvey of Buffalo of Chase Mrs Patterson of Stroud Walter of San Jose Mrs predeceased him a year ago last February On February 28th Mr and Mrs Willson cel ebrated their diamond wedding at were present eight of their children and a number of grandchildren and great grand children Mr Willson was high ly respected by all who knew Mm He wan a member of the Presby terian Church Aurora The fu neral look place on Tuesday af ternoon to Aurora Cemetery and was attended by a large number of relatives and friends Banner OF CANAL A statement of great import ance to transportation and of especial Interest lo Canadian shipping on the St Lawrence River and the Great Lakes is that issued this week from New York saying As a war emergency measure increased forces of workmen arc assisting the Slate Engineers Office in excavating the last fifteen miles of the New York Barge Canal In the hope that the canal may be completed early in the spring of lo provide the United Stales with an addi tional joule for transportation of military supplies and relieve the congested railroads thereby cut ting freight rates an expected fif ty per cent Stale officials expect that with the perfecting of the round trip from the Great Lakes lo York will be made in less lime than ever thus mak ing the a war asset of no mean importance For the public benefit it will lower as tho larger boats will make pos sible greater speed in delivery Engineer Frank Wil liams recently estimated pres ent rate for wheat now five cents a bushel could be cut in half Li There Is mora Catarrh in this of the country than all other dis eases put together and for years it was supposed to he incurable Doctors prescribed local remedies and by con stantly failing to cure local treat ment pronounced it incurable Catarrh Is a local disease greatly Influenced by conditions end therefore requires treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by J Cheney A Co Toledo Ohio Is a remedy is taken internally and thru the blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System One Hundred Dollars reward Is offered for any case that Halls Care foils to cure Send for circulars and l J A CO Toledo by Family for the Vine ye are the branches A solo by Mr Milligan vas delight fully rendered The evening con gregation small Miss graduate nurse from Hospital is the guest of the Misses Mann for a couple of weeks Mr and Mrs Jap Brothers of Aurora spent the weekend at Collage also Mr and Mrs H Belfry of St were guests on Sunday Next Sunday Balfour of Toronto will be tho preacher at both services His sermons last year were very favorably receiv ed Mr and bride of To ronto are at Magistrate cottage for a while Mrs Fred of Toronto is visiting her mother Mrs Fisher Jack Tyrrell a city boy arriv ed here on Monday after work ing on a farm for the past six weeks his first experience in that line and lie says be enjoyed it He looks well and will cer tainly appreciate the remainder of his holidays as he never did before A meeting of the was held on Saturday evening to con sider the advisability of holding the usual Regatta on he 1st Mon day in August After a short discussion it was decided lo pro ceed as usual with the Regatta but eliminate all the events for persons over years of age ex cept a Crab Race for girls of any age The following officers were elected Richard Howard Pros J Eastwood Ball J Yokes Committees were appointed for canvassing the shore in three sections next Saturday night al so Committees for selecting priz es management of sports and Concert in the evening on wyld lawn Mr J is building a new 4 Orillia gave to French Flag Day and St Marys Food and how to cook it to the best possible advantage is next to the war itself ques tion which is agitating both the man who sees that the hinges of state well oiled and the housewife who keeps machin ery of the homo in order While there is a call for conservation along the lines of food there is also a demand for scientific sug- and recipe order that while complying with a patriotic reduction in the matter of the table menu a in cook ing- may make up for sacrifice in regard lo shortage of supply The Purity Flour Cook Book appears to have foreseen present condi tions and needs and though two years in preparation It its advent Just at the moment when the knovIedgo It has to im part is of immeasurable value to the housekeeper fortunate enough to have one in her pos session I 1 1 m fj- a I fag ij think of time the Ford saves a busy farmer in hauling milk to cheese factory vege tables butter eggs and poultry lo market fruit to railway station One fruit grower last season made four trips a- day to the railway station a total of miles and carried us high as 72 crates of quarts each on a trip He have made more than one 36mile trip a day with a team The Ford soon pays for itself in the time it saves the farmer With help so scarce every farmer needs 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 cany on their farm work under present labor conditions if it wasnt for the time the Ford saves them No farmer need bo without a Ford In fact the average farmer could afford one if it were double the price It is as easy lo drive as a horse three times as fast and costs less per mile to run Why not order one today I I F FORD ONTARIO K ROBERTSON Ford IfJ It DID VOU Canada is larger in area than the United States by miles Alberta is larger than the en- tiro German Empire Manitoba is twice as large as England Wales Scotland and Ireland combined Saskatchewan is as large us the Slates of New York Pennsyl vania Ohio Illinois and Missouri combined Canada has the largest buffalo herd on the continent The Niagara Peninsula grows the finest peaches in the world Canada has the most extensive and best stocked fisheries in the world Canada produces over eighty per cent of the worlds output of Ontario and Nova Scotia apples are in a class by themselves for excellence Ontario is larger than Spain and nearly as large as France Quebec is as large as Norway Sweden Belgium and Holland combined British Columbia is as large as France Portugal and Belgium Nova Scotia and New wick are as large as Portugal and Denmark mure Even a hen can scratch up trouble between neighbors There is no radical cure for laziness hut starvation will come the nearest lo it Pills will sometimes refuse to act on the liver hut sawing wood never will A selfmade man generally manages lo spoil his job some where It is not the clock that strikes the loudest that keeps- tho best time It is lo get a dyspeptic to believe that the will ever come If all the churches in the coun try were taken away bow much would your properly be worth The man who spends six nights out of the week away from home blames his wife because she doesnt raise the boys right Ottawa July 23 The sale of war saving certificates In Can ada has now reached It is six monlhs since the certifi cates were first offered lo the so that through these small investments an average of 1500000 a has been available for the purpose of war The number of certificates sold is over If you do not know about the wonderful scenery in cluding Jasper and Mount Rob- eon Parks Ivvereed by Transcontinental lino of Can adian Northern Railway between and Vancouver get copy of our handsome booklet to be had for asking Agent S til J I jet f A FA A If nil Mir i I ft J a iis i ra the to buy the Breezy Summer you NEED while you can buy for such Low Prices We never carry anything but the BEST Furnishing Goods and Hats in Our Store as can only Best from us while our leftovers last The sooner you come in the better the Dons Pinch and Other i Palm Goya Raincoats Effect 10U0 find for for Hog for find for and for and forOXii 7G0 for Odd for fop WI car Reyfor Ron and for SHIRTS an J t1tf for and for WorklnjjUIilrto Roy for TIES foi for or 3 d 53 for 94X0 Hl Boot for ian end Li i I i At OF i jn ii tofl t iu L 9