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i Tunsd ADVISES lie People of Newmarket SAFE AND account of the of Robertson on Tuesday evening wan postponed till Tuesday evening Nov when Rev Powell of St Church Toronto will give on Young Peoples Port in the Church A good is requested Of j All colors at ftiSU at Importer of nn and CIIAIILEQ WIDpiFltiLD Solicitor Notary for taking Affidavit etc Will bo I Newmarket Office oil lay Tuesday Wednesday and and on Monday and Thurs day evenings from to Office Flood Nov lllock Opposite Post Office Office Phono No Residence Solicitor for hank of Canada A J M Walton Co Aurora Private funds to loan on Mortgage Wills and work a specially Haiti Right lurp to llio Young Pep- Guild on Monday Nov 20 This will usher series of meetings to lie hold month The Guild lias arranged with Nov Thomas to review the war and the movements of Die Al lies and Teutons every four wooks Marching with Troops will ho one of Ihobnal of meetings ever held by the P G Dont miss one of them Remember dale of Mm first- Nov All and At half price at Miss Hunters Store Sale Register Saturday Nov The tors of the late Mrs Hose ill have a sale of household effects on the premises at commencing at oclock sharp Terms Kavanugh Auct Tuesday Mr Percy Drowning will have a general Kami Sale on Lot rear of Con Township of East Credit till Oct 1st Sale at oclock and Kava Auctioneers Wednesday Nov Mr will have an extensive sale of Farm Stock merits Feed on Lot Con King Tp Old Survey miles north of Ten months credit or rent off for cash Sale sharp F Smith Auct v per at Victory Loan A public meeting will he held in the Town Hall Newmarket on Wednesday evening of next week to explain to the people the Vic- lory Loan ils and full as to its operation Let everybody attend There will he good speeches by Toronto men as well as vocal and Instrumental music Arrangements have also been made for public meetings at the following places in the Hiding this Friday evening with the speak ers Dr and Mr Sutton Messrs Keith and Howard Cane Keswick Or Clark and Mr QueonflvillCr MeHsrs J Harvey and P VV Pearson Ml Albert J Wood and Mr J Bleckley GRAND WIN THE WAR RALLY I I a J f Hon W Again Mackenzie King Nominated for North York Denounces Borden Government For Incompetency and Graft Everyone Must Play Some Part in the War A WHAT PART ARE YOU PLAYING If You Cant Get into the Firing Line Union Government Means Borden Control Monday Nov Mr Frank Wil liamson will have a sale of slock Implements furniture butchers tools at Point No Sale at one Sllversidcs Nov J Winchester will have a sale of Stock Implements Grain Fur niture etc on Con VlhitcliurclK No reserve owner leaving farm Sale at sharp W Thursday Nov Mr Alexan der will hold an sale of farm stock and implements at the premises of Leslie tnl Con at one oclock mos credit VV J Monday Nov Mr West half Lot 1 Con will hold a sale of horses cattle implements etc at one oclock mos credit J Auct Wednesday Nov Mr Crittenden Lot 22 Con will hold an extensive farm sale at one oclock credit J Tuesday Nov Mr King will have an sale of Thoroughbred Cattle Horses Implements on Lot Con Base Line North one mile west of Sutton credit or per cent off for cash Sale at one sharp Mrs Moore of Toronto is vis iting her daughter Mrs Samp son Miss Alice Cowper spent a couple of days in Toronto Mrs Nelson has re turned after spending a few weeks with friends in Markharn and KetUeby Mr Howard Mitchell and Mr Smith of Toronto and Mr Arthur Snider are spending a few days at Hit Mitchell farm The hunters who left for the north were Wm Hose Sam Chas Fuller A card said they were hunting in six inches of snow Fairly good attendance the League Monday evening Missionary Baseball Match was greatly enjoyed by all The was cleared of chairs and a baseball formed Those present wore then chosen on sides and a regular baseball game followed As the baiter took his place on the diamond a biblical question was asked him If he answered correctly he mov ed on to a base wrong he was put out Three out all out Next Monday evening at there will be a shower of articles for hoys at the front Those interested In sending boys par cels through the League are re quested to bring Candy Dates Gum Candles Towels Shaving Soap Tooth Brushes and Paste Shoe Laces Although only three days no tice was given of the Win-the- War Liberal MassMeeting last Saturday afternoon the Town Hall was well filled live men being present from all parts of North York The chair was taken by Mr Howard Cane of Newmarket Mho President of the North York Re form Association and proceed ings opened by singing the Na tional Anthem The chairman then road the following letter Newmarket Nov 1017 Mr VY Cane North York Newmarket organization I shoUjId prefer to give lime and strength to presenting the grave issues of the present contest to audiences throughout the country My primary purpose in this election is to help to further Canadas part in the successful prosecu tion of the war This I believe can be dope only by maintaining at home the principles of free dom from autocratic control for which Canadian soldiers are fighting abroad and by the pres ervation of a united Canada as essential to all war effort at a time when of all times In the worlds history the forces of free dom require to be united Yours faithfully XT I BUY A VICTORY BOND Every Bond Bought Makes Peace Nearer Surer DO YOUR PART i- Sale Co are clear ing out the balance of their Mil linery Stock at Reduced Prices Hats hut were and below To ronto at that now and inspect them Furs at cut prices also Graded Union for A very interesting meeting was held in the Christian Church on Wednesday night when twenty teachers from the different Sun day Schools of our town wens present and organized the New market Graded Union of Teachers Officers elected are as follows Dr Wilkinson Pros Miss L Traviss Miss Bertha Laine Division Ontario Sunday School Association gave a very Interesting address All the Teachers of the town are invited to attend a meet ing at the Christian Church next Wednesday night at oclock when Miss of Toronto- Graded Union will ad dress tho meeting along llie line of plans for work United States has made an other loan of to France The Leamington bylaw to laise funds to secure acres for sugar beets was Medical science has become a real factor in war Contagious distastes are being banished by the skill of doctors has reached the secret of health So says an English journal A Splendid The given by St Pauls Choir in the Parish Room on Monday evening was a decided success Newmarket Orchestra con tributed very generously and each selection was thoroughly enjoyed Mr se lections were also well received The Choir contributed several choruses which were much ap preciated Mrs McCarten sang very sweet ly and Miss Flossie Moore and Miss Florence song in their Usual good style Miss Taylors recitation was exceptionally wch given Parkers bass solo was loudly Mrs Dos- wells and Miss Molly McCartons piano duett was exceedingly pretty and the piano solo by Mrs was executed in a delight ful manner The during tbeevcuiug were thoroughly enjoyed by the soldier patients as well as by tho pie pipers of congregation Refreshments were served later evening and lb a meeting closed with ho National Anthem Dear Mr Cane It is now over five years since I was accorded the the Liberals of North York as their candidate for the Dominion Parliament On several occa sions since I have informed ex ecutive officers of my willing ness withdraw should the As sociation for any reason prefer another candidate That wil lingness I repeated and more emphatically expressed at recent gatherings of representa tive Liberals of the Riding which I personally attended the one on Saturday the of September the other on Tuesday of the pres ent week Thus far I have re ceived but the one expression namely that I should remain the candidate I have fell that at the present of all times the people are en titled to consultation in the se lection of their candidates For this reason as well as to accord the Liberals of Ibis Riding an ab solutely free band to make irre spective of party any choice that under existing conditions they might deem most In the interests of the country I stated at both llie meetings referred to that I should not wish contest the constituency without my nom ination being confirmed by a pub lic convention called expressly for the purpose of considering the That meeting has been called for Saturday af ternoon of the present week In order then that the object I have had in view may be furthered and the people given the freest possible choice in the naming of their- candidate I desire now to lender my resignation to the of the Association and would ask that it be accepted ponding such action as may bo taken at public meeting lo bo held on Saturday Perhaps I should add the only conditions en which I would be willing to accept Briefly they arc That those who support my candidature believe that Canada should do her utmost in men resources and money lo ensure fullest measure of support to our soldiers at the front and should continue to he very end to do her pari to win the war That the of my candidature be evidenced by no majority of those pres ent at the meeting 3 That those who endorse my nomination thomselvcs to cooperate actively in an en deavor to vindicate at the polls the principles of free govern ment which I regard as the fundi issue in this election I am not in a position to car ry alone the burdens incidental to a political campaign If the wish their rights vindi cated they must come forward and volunteer Ihalr service Without assurances that the Mackenzie King mi w A I- THE JAMBS CO NEWMARKET The Uptodate Gents Furnishers I The chairman then staled that the resignation had been accept ed by the Executive of Hie Asso ciation and the meeting was now open for nominations of candi dates to contest the Riding in the approaching election if hey saw It Among the prominent gentle men on the platform was Mr J Reeve of limhury who stepped forward and spoke briefly He endorsed the action of Mr King in tender ing his resignation A repre sentative of the Government had lie executive with a view to having Mackenzie King withdraw in which event Mr Armstrong would he withdrawn leaving the field open to a nom inee of a Union Government He was decidedly opposed to having anyone forced on the Riding from without The Borden Govern ment want their record considered though they have most unjust measures ever introduced in this country The- men who arc making for tunes escape conscription but the ordinary people have the burdens lo bear They say that there is no time to consult the people but l hey have wasted months in doing nothing His sons are in llie trenches but he said he Gov ernment has neglected the sol diers from start to finish and in passing the election measure they are only interested in their own return lo power The Govern ment is trusting the profiteers to elect them but Sir Wilfrid said he would trust the people I believe in Sir Wilfrid and I take much pleasure In nominating Hon W Mackenzie King to support him were his conclud ing remarks r Mr T Reeve of ville who had been a resident of the Riding for over 27 years stated that ho was a straight supporter of Sir Wilfrid and sec the nomination He said that ho believed every one pres ent favored a true Union Gov ernment but proposition made to the executive was the most despicable and debauching received in its history and show ed to what length the Borden Government would to remove from their path those dangerous to them and to stifle public opin ion No oilier nominations were made and the nomination of Mr King was declared unanimous by a standing vote Hon Mackenzie King in his gratitude to the convention In renominating him said he felt doubly honored Ho had been approached by one of the present Cabinet Ministers a view to bavins Mr Arm strong called off and allowing a Liberal to have he seat by accla mation but be hod answered should provide for Mr Armstrong and he would step aside if the people of North decided but it was for the people of North York to choose their candidates not for him or the Government at Ottawa or any group of men in the National Club at Toronto He hoped there would not he a constituency in Canada that would not be con tested and the voice of the peo ple heard He was out for winning the war and believed Sir Wilfrid Laurier quite sincere If he thought otherwise he would not stay under his banner one mo ment He blamed the Conserva tiveNationalist alliance for the coldness in Quebec toward win ning the war He said Sir Rober had not uttered a recruiting speech All he had done was to speak on National Service and matters affecting the war a material way Speaking of the Union Govern ment he said it cannot be di vorced from the Government of the past The few who have got out to let Liberals in have got good positions Of Mr Howell he said his followers knew no thing of his action or determina tion to enter the Borden Cabinet He should have asked the advice of the Liberal party of which he was leader and not have resigned on his own initiative War- Times Election Act was describ ed as nefarious legislation and deprived Quakers of their fran chise In England he trees and Bakers bad done heroic work in filling out regi ments Red Cross work and Lord Cecil said that to deprive them of voles was unthinkable Here in Newmarket the Pickering College the property of Quak ers had been given over to re turned soldiers as a hospital Tho soldiers had votes but not the who helped the sol diers wilh comforts Where the provinces had given votes to women he thought the franchise should not have been taken away Ho could not- understand the Governments action in this particular as its manifesto promises voles to women The disfranchised wore from the Slav countries and had come to Canada for freedom and would Vole to maintain freedom if they had it If enemies they should bo in jail They had to pay taxes and if ratepayers should have the franchise addition to this the Govern ment have the voters lists pre pared by machinery of its own Including the vote of the soldiers across the seas Many of these men have never been in Canada yet they have a vote by the move able- ballot by which the Union Government will sect lo control all the doubtful seals thus is fighting for liberty and freedom and yet this is Hie very thing the Borden Govern ment is violating Mr King de scribed at length the agreement between two parlies concern ing the extension of parliament for one year during which lime no contentious measures were to be brought in and yet the Borden Government forced through Par- in its dying hours three of the most vicious measures ever enacted by any coutry Con scription Canadian Northern Bill and the Franchise Act Mr King declared that it was manifestly unjust to conscript life only in this struggle The soldier should be given the first consideration and next to the soldier those dependent on him If the soldiers were properly paid and their dependents properly looked after by the State if the wealth and resources of the coun try and the munition profits were made to do their part the neces sary men could be obtained with out- conscription The Govern ment had no policy in recruiting and the National Service Cards issued at a tremendous expense proved such a blunder that the has been abolished Had conscription been brought about in the right way al the commencement of the war or af ter consulting the people it would have been a different mat ter but without the voice of the people being heard he believed that to force conscription on the country was only to crealo un rest and divisions in Canada at a time when of all limes we needed to be united Unless Canada were united sin could render no real help the men at the front or lo Great Britain and her Allies Mr King prom ised if elected to do everything that will help the prosecution of War If he were to issue an address Mr King said that ho would com mence it with tho words of his grandfather Lyon who in Dec when ap pealing to the electors of the Co of York said I have no end in view but tho wellbeing of people at large mo ambition to serve but that of contributing to happiness and prosperity of our common country The influence and au thority with which you may in vest mo shall always be directed according to best of my Judg ment for the general and it will bo my euro to rights to the utmost of my with that firmness modera tion and perseverance which be comes the representative of a free people people of this country in the Union Government is in the same of the man having stolen goods in his possession and the time knows thai they are stolen National uni ty is accentuated at this present time ho hoped that the elect ors would not lose their political liberties through the cry of pat riotism Keep the Government responsible to the people Laurier says he is prepared to trust the people Borden says he is afraid of you and wants t fix things for his own benefit The meeting closed about 5 o clock with cheers for the and Mackenzie King Miss Vera Lewis of Mark ham was visiting at Wm and calling on other friends over Sunday Mr and Mrs A Snider Mr and Mrs spent Sun day in j Miss Gladys Miller was guest of Miss Richardson Sunday afternoon Mrs Madill and daughter Elsie spent last Wednesday in the city Mrs Starr Mrs A and lilllt children visited at Mrs Richardsons last Thursday Miss Annie spent several days at her borne in Teston last week Visitors from Balsam Who mo tored to Mr Richardsons for weekend were ftr and Mrs and Master James also Mr and Mrs Mr Walter Footer and family moved from our burg last week to Mr Powell family accompanied the Mofley family home from church Sunday morn ing Mr and Mrs Wm and Mr and Mrs I Welsh also members of the Welsh fam ily motored to Tp Sun day As Ihe weather has been excel lent during llio our car owners have been taking advan tage of it and going for long and short jaunts Several from here attainted lh A Concert in Church Friday night The program consisted of nearly all talent who Mr Richardson Mr Grace Each some very music wftre Miss Elsie Miss lie Graham All those present at certain- enjoyed good electors themselves are ready and that so far as he was concerned willing Jo lake up he work of bo was willing hat the Govern- the will of the Bruce called by -Uc- Ihe electors lo all our ton assisted by Mr privileges of which won by the struggle of the fir6 tit cuf father and forefathers the vfr