The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

wa wv Saws A t3 t i jrV E Security BOHR Toronto Hank Building corner Queen and W McDonald Toronto Building ever or Jan CO ho in Newmarket I Aid of -Molliod- int Church intend a Tal- rut Hale In looms on Friday Oct Further par- iTcular later Han store Mr Frank Duncan AU AND Dr ttrtlklnion DENTIST Main and Ib Almost Mr Conloy Is ft letter from a work but too weak sad Buf fered too roach to continue ho Monday was a Fall health day except for a light shower Frankfort Ky and was apparently cranio that I could not Wye clip the fallowing from Iho Holiday Corner everywhere motors were busy all day iiianyppraoiiH look a stroll into tbo country and spent part of he day up heir garden truck Lroilcy did a business was the last legal holiday before Christmas Aoonoy Newmarket in of Toronto S r lMylclHi8 nl -nom- lie Royal of wily Bar and Throat London To 1c phono Jo WATOHHAKEIi AND Pork Adjoining N Post PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER Ave 2nd house from Queen St Newmarket 280 PO BOX Phone A Newmarket of Piano Voice and Vio lin Dealer in all kinds of Mu sical Instruments and Piano Agent for Columbia fcJrafonolas and Records Stock I Prompt iMihlie Meeting and in the Town Mall on Ion lay night The number on the roll at flO has reached the mark and the work is on fine Very heavy last Tuesday morning forget to pay your axes and save the discount j Another Dated line Arrived On Saturday last nineteen more invalid Soldiers arrived at the Military They are coining faster can be provided for Many of lie hatch wonderfully Improved during lift Oral month of their slay in Newmarket The fresh air and surroundings are a benefit Tournament bowlers had a One time on Thanksgiving Day The grounds were in excellent shape and rinks played doubles all day long i the duals Tom Doyle and Horry Marshall play ed and Hilly and beautiful Fountain Fens In he Consolation Match between Brad ford and Aurora pair won the prize do ray own work had to biro It I hoard do much Compound that I tried it end I found It to bo all you claim Now I feel well an over I did am able to do all my own work I recommend It to any woman Buffering from You may my letter If you Mrs CONLKY61C St No woman suffering from form of troubko should until baa given Vcg- Compound a fair trial famous remedy Inredienta of which derived from herbs has for forty years proved to bo a moat valuable tonic and female organism AH women arc Invited to Write to the Plnldmm Co Lynn for special It will oo at Toronto and went overseas on I he of March last While at East England weak ness of the heart developed and he could not stand the drill Ho had been in Hospital two months before being sent home The Soldiers were escorted to heir homes in decorated Issuer of Marriage Licenses At tho Era Office Newmarket Office Private issued at private re sidence if desired W A I LATEST DESIGNS IN Monuments and Head Call before ordering elsewhere CUT 8TONE BUILDING I Kept In Slock and Made to Order GEO from Mr Brim son got a letter last Friday from iiis son Monte who has been in ho Hospital in with trench fever ami bus now gone back to the artillery When he was convalescing lie heard a Hand playing at the Hos pital Park and went down to bear them On the way he was surprised to meet a Cross ambulance bearing the in scription Presented by lied Cross Society of Newmarket On tario Canada It was being driven by an girl The music dally when he found out that it as a Canadian Hand and who should be playing a side drum hill Percy from the interview was very interesting one NORTH YORK MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS- on Commencing next Sunday a new Time Table goes into effect on Metropolitan There will be no and o clock cars in the morning hut a car will go to Toronto at Again in the afternoon there are no and oclock cars but a car will leave for Toronto at In lie evening there is no or oclock car for Toronto but one will leave here at Going North cars leave New market at and am and and pm and ears arrive hero from Sutton at i and in the morning and and in he even ing There is a special ear leaving Toronto at Wednes day night arriving at Newmarket at There is also a special car to leave at every Wednesday night arriving at To ronto at oclock Organization About- or more of the busi ness people of the Town met at the Fire Hall last Friday night ami made arrangements for the annual contribution to the British lied Cross Society His Worship Mayor occu pied the chair and Mr J it Y rough ton was elected Treasurer The following Committees were appointed lo name collectors and designate the streets they aro to take for a can vass St Andrews Ward Messrs 10 P A Georges Ward Messrs How Jane A J Davis Dolan and St Patricks Ward Messrs Doyle Geo and Tench flic named of each millee with the Mayor and Secre tary are to form an Executive Committee It was decided to bold a Public Meeting in Town Hall on Mon day evening the 1 5th and it was left Executive Committee to secure a speaker from a dis tance and musical talent The Council will he asked to defray expenses Messrs Vale and Harvey were appointed auditors The following were appointed a Publicity Committee Heave Keith Dr W Hunter Jackson and J Harvey AH are to report to an adjourned meeting at the Fire Hall at oclock Arrangements were made to give returned a welcome on Saturday afternoon O Holland Landing Council Latest Designs in Monuments and Headstones AH Kinds of Cemetery Work PROMPTLY TO Call and see us before buying elsewhere All kinds of Stones Order Tablets for kept In atook JOHN Dealer end Importer of Foreign and AND MARBLES Phone Box Huron PHOTOS Your Friends can buy any thing you can thorn except your MAKE YOU one cipher Studio One Door West the New Poet Office of Home It bring noised abroad that aoine of lie Soldiers were return ing home on the oclock car last Saturday afternoon between and people assembled at the Metropolitan Depot and awaited its arrival As soon as sol diers appeared they were given three cheers After shaking the hands of some of their friends Mayor Eves on behalf of the Town gave hem a formal wel come He said Newmarket was proud of her boys who had gone defend the flag and Canadian bad won great honor for heir country He gave be re turned heroes the freedom of ho Town Mr Harvey chairman of the Reception Committee also said a few ami declared when the War is over all be Newmarket men will receive such a welcome as deserves The men who returned were Geo A Gun ner Win Dunn and James The first is mentioned else where in lodays paper Gunner Win Dunn joined artillery at Kingston and went overseas in October 1 Mo was raised to the rank of geant July to October in he was in the firing line at tlic Homme where he injured bis back In carrying ammunition rind was sent lo Hospital He recov ered sufficient to do light duly but back is vpry weak yet He is home on furlough and has to report at Toronto on the In stant Hie son Willie was killed on the 2nd of Juno In ac tion joined meeting of the Coun cil Oct present the and Messrs Hitching and Minutes of last meeting read and confirmed Communication from the ol the Cross appeal asking for donation from bis municipality was presented following bills were ordered to be paid rep sidewalk rep sidewalk Har old Smith quarters bellringing Aug Moved by tolling second ed by that the Brit ish Cross for the sick and wounded sailors ami soldiers be granted the sum of Carried ByLaw lo strike a rate was adopted as follows Village Pur poses 5 mills School Purposes mills County Purposes mills P Debentures mills Patriotic mills War Tax 1 mill total mills ByLaw appointing Collector was filled in with the name of Harold Smith lo be sum of for his services On motion Council adjourned Prohibition carried in Que bec by majority he new Dean of the Col lege of Liberal Arte of llio State of according to the announcement released to day from of President Dr Kay will continue his work head of the depart Geology and Geol ogist and will add to this the du ties of- dean of the largest and most important College of University which furnishes foundation work for alt pro fessional colleges i He will suc ceed in this position the Win Craig Wilcox who died last and was the successor of Dean Amos Currier for more than forty years a professor in the Slate University- To the position so ably filled by illustrious predecessors- Prof Kay irlngs a high order of educa tional qualification constructive ability and enthusiasm Born on a farm in York County Ontario Canada years ago be was a country school teacher graduated at Toronto University in taking the A degree and in 1102 wop hi A at be same institution adding to this Ihe Ill D from Chicago Univer sity Between 1900 and he was mining geologist for the Lake Superior Power Co at Marfo Ontario and In was engaged in exploration work for the Ontario Bureau of Minns In be took bis first college teaching position as pro fessor of Geology in the Univer sity of Kansas and came from place to Iowa City in as professor of economic geology and petrology In Iowa University under the late Dr Samuel Calvin On the death of the latter in 1 he was made head of be depart ment of geology and also Slate Geologist of Iowa Dr Kay has been an active field worker In geology adding lo a rugged constitution and physical endurance a professional capa city and enthusiasm that have taken him far He has covered the greater part of the state of Iowa in field work and has spent many vacations in- the open studying he formations in Cana da Alaska Oregon and other western stales In during the controversy over he Alaskan deposits he was selected by the general land office of the United States as a geological ex- perl go Alaska and investi gate Ihe coal deposits of a con siderable section near the famous Cunningham claims and in pari on his report was based certain actions of the government there after He has published works on coal resources of Alaska the minerals of southwest Ore gon and on the geology of Iowa and is a fellow of the Geograph ical Society of America the Am erican Association for the Ad vancement of Science the Ameri can Geographical Society and a member of the Iowa Accademy of Science On the personal side bo is a member of Masonic or der an elder in the Presbyterian Church and for ton years has been the teacher of a remarkable bible class of students frequently numbering members He has been active in an advisory rela tion lo Mens Christian Association both locally and in the slate work As an extension lecturer and commencement speaker be is in constant demand and for years bis executive abil ity and energy have put him on a large number of the most administration He is demo era tie and simple in his has a di rectness and sincerity of char acter lhal inspires confidence and few men in his line have made more and stronger personal friendshins than Dean Kay SM those now on active service receive Pay will from a man reports Money from Patriotic Allowance also bo available for selected men Canadian soldiers are well paid fact that wages in Canada are generally higher than those paid is recognized in the system of remuneration for on service Clothing and all equipment in addition is also to the Canadian soldier leaving him with no expense except pergonal incidentals rate pay for men in Canadian Expeditionary Force than officers is as follows 20 20 20 20 15 10 10 I M Stiffs inU Co SuitMajor CoourScrgesjit or i lnccSsrcciU j Ccrporah As case of those already gone overseas Separation Allowances will bo available for those dependent for livelihood upon selected men The Separation Allowance is 2000 per month for the rank and file 250Q for and and 3000 warrant officers The experience is that many men can afford to assign half their pay to dependents in addition A considerable number of men who have enlisted in the Canadian forces have found themselves better off under the army rate of pay which is granted in addition to board lodging clothing equipment transportation etc than they were while in civilian positions Their wants are provided for and they receive a steady addition to tho bank account each month Military Ssrvtco Council The ape of the pioneers is not past there are still glorious opportunities of starling thins- and setting a good example Lindsay Oct On Thanks giving a special train pro vided by Sir John Raton convoyoo the Irish for the pi de positing the colors of he tooth in the Methodist color- were originally presented to the by Raton and taken overseas but on account of the unit being broken up were returned to Canada for keeping On arrival at be officer sand men wereenler- at dinner by ho Ladies Aid of the Af ter dinner the impressive cere mony laid down in regulations for depositing colors in churches was performed Comments of Exchanges Acton Free Press The Pro vincial revenue from motor censes this year expected to exceed urns to date show that licenses have been issued compared with last year The increase in li censes has brought with it a gain in revenue of approximately Considering the ex tremely high price of gasoline the increase in the purchase of cars is remarkable This reve nue should mean improved roads throughout he province Perth Courier The Courier Home Lime ago made a statement with regard lo enormous waste at Camp which awakened very much interest in the military headquarter at Ottawa and an investigation has been going on since then If the authorities would gel in touch with a certain party who purchased stock on he of July last they might get some more very important Infor mation A friendly mathematician has figured out that Sir Joseph Flavelles person al income from the pork packing business for the last year was a trifle over an hour or a minute awake and asleep night and day Sundays and week days Figured on the basis of a 48hour week his wage was 53 an hour That is a bad income for any one man and it is very question able whether the possession of a litre is worth that sum to Cana da Thai is about all be the have received from Sir Josephs title for which hey have been taxed so much Chronicle What Can ada really needs is price for food and fuel What we want is someone with spine enough to get at he real reason why we are paying fifty cents a pound for boiler en cents- per quart for milk and ten cents a loaf for bread in a when yield from he land was never more bountiful Its all very well to circulate among the householders of Arn- and other places to provide against eating and wasting loo much but Hi de danger of bis be price of bacon at the price of cents pound and price of beef over thirty Leis have a more control ling arid fewer of handy wartime menus i J I COME GET fit Hat Is first people see when you meet them Dont wear a seedy old hat so deep you from getting a job or a raise in salary A man owes it to his employer and himself to appear Neatly Clad Dont you need a newstyle Hat Ours are on tap So are our Snappy New Furnishings- Shirts Ties Hose Underwear and everything you need to help you look good and feel good and make good Mens Outfitter MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ROUGH AND LUMBER A good article of a good package rich strong delicious tea like Red Rose worth putting iiito a sealed package to keep it fresh and good iJ ir A clieap common tea is hardly taking care of and cold in told in the scaled package it good mm Holland Landing following persons spoilt Thanksgiving in town Mr and Mrs Mrs Groves and Miss M and Mrs Miss nd Miss Munro all of Toronto Mr Thompson shipped head of fat cattle on Saturday last These averaged over lbs each and were purchas ed from Mr Uriah Marsh Harvest Home services held in both churches on Sunday last were largely attended The churches were nicely decorated for lie occasion art a Hair nest- Dr Natural used as directed la guaranteed to restore gray hair to la natural color or money refunded not and Write Supply Co Toronto Oat la tt J It Sore j Such as Flooring Siding Moulding and Inside Trim in Pine Cypress Ash and Oak and Stair Material all well kiln dried and nicely Sash Doors and Window Frames Doors In Fir Ash or that will Interest you Kindly a trial A IC I Oak Gold at I I i a Urn of Tweed tiultlittja that will bo very popular llila YOUR IHVlTtiO I I ARCHIVES Of