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Vif I i j J l ID I ADVISES- The People of Newmarket To Guy I AMD A i Impot tor of PJIOTte I How your frlondo would w I a Gilt from you Your Photograph I Phone Photographer Door of the Now Office SITTING APPOirJviiurjY THE DOUBLE RACK ROUTE bo two on A TOIIONYO O I and it I A O UNEXCELLED DINIUQ 8EriUCGE Sleeping on flight and Cora on Day trains Write for copy of Playgrounds Haunts of and Game Laws Hunting Regulations Etc to IS Horning Union Toronto Out J Depot- Phone 10 Agent A A q mooting of the was hold It took form of a Min- Show The parts wort noted by all especially men and middleman and choruses were appro there worn a good local hits Program Com a deal of croditfor training the troupe On Tuesday evening next address givon on Younjj Peoples Part In tho Church by Powell Church Toronto A good attendance is requested The Aesooiation is holding a Bazaar on Dec In sohool room There will bo a candy booth baking booth fancy work booth and lea room Dont forgot the date Watch particulars noxt Tribunal which has boon sitting in since the 1st of November Messrs H J- A Cody and J the latter being the mil itary representative got through the list on but over eases out of sent to them to report upon have been laid over for further consideration Tho Court sits on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of next week This tribunal deals with man in Call whoso ad dresses are at the following Post Offices Newmarket Aurora Queensvillo Sharon Armilnge and Holland Landing Hoard has had uppermost in its consideration the national which of course at base is production of the farms The number of bushels per aero a farm will yield the number of men actually working the farm the not production of the farm all this a vast amount of de tailed evidence that a city tri bunal escapes About nor cent of tho list belongs to and be ing medically unfit for service An examination of the lists of decisions by Newmarket tri bunal a number that have exempted temporarily that is up to a certain date From these a number have expressed their willingness to come to the colors when the call comes for thorn but others will make an ap peal to higher tribunal Seven fytwo have been ordered to re port for medical examination The lists of decisions to date follow Poo 31st ihro9ier-uh- Dec Engineer Aurora until Feb Kepnoth Au rora until Alex Willis Au rora May Aurora until March rtufrhcad dairy farmer untllMay farmo until Oct lot Geo officer Salva tion Army Aurora V A Willis bookkeeper Au rora until May Goo farmer Newmarket until Nov 1st 1918 J New market until Jan 1st Reynolds Auro ra until July 1918 Hall teamster Aurora until Mar 1018 Callaway mason Au rora till April 1st 1910 Refused Win Aycrs druggist markot A Brown farmer Aurora Howard farmer A student Courtney contractor dye soltor New market W Lundy metal worker Newmarket Wm Young electrician Newmarket Giovanni farmer Holland Landing farmer lown A farmer Lloyd shipbuilder Exemptions Granted Category Won Farming A We Want Mi Reliable Agent in North York County to sell Peerless Fruit and Ornamental Trees dur ing Fall and Winter months Good pay exclusive territory free selling equipment OVER GOO ACRES Of the Choicest Nursery Stock NEW- VARIETIES by us Handsome up-to- selling equipment and a splendid Canadiangrown stock to offer customers We are not jobbers Write now for agency terms to NURSERY Toronto on request to applicants for agencies or purchasers of Nursery Block MORTGAGE SALE Under powers of sale contained a certain mortgage which will produced at the time of sale will be offered for sale by Public auction at the King George Motel Newmarket on dsy the day of December at 11 oclock am freehold properly of of Lot No in the Con of the of East Qwillinihury now in Hie Village I Holland Landing lying j Jit lands heretofore sold to for the purposes of a al containing acres and wncd for lime by tines of Hale 25 of tho price in cash at tho of sale and balance ten days from llu dale of sale will be offered w fiule subject to a reserved bid for particulars and of sale apply to Toronto for Mortgagee or to SMITH Auctioneer Newmarket Clifford Newmarket Arthur Newmarket ftydnoy Milne James Cairns John Goo Queensvillo Daly Queensvillo Clarence Wright Newmarket Walter Hose Queensvillo Andrew Lloydlown John Moore Eves Freeman Murker Waller Creig Newmarket Jos Holland Landing Wollinfflon Evans Eairborn Sharon Hen Micks Sharon Hector Lloyd town James Cain Newmarket Jan Cunningham Geo Terry Armilago Win Lewis John Smith Queensvillo Stewart Stick wood Sharon Douglas Wood row Newmarket lack homo son Lloyd town Hone Newmarket Lancelot Case Aurora George Cutting Aurora Andccw Stuart Sharon Edwin Ramsay Sharon Maxwell Halt Rosa MacMillan Frank Aurora Elinor Fry Newmarket John Archibald Joseph Allan Arnold Tunny Sharon Thomas Watson Ivan Cairns Lloyd town Sloan Russell Chamberlain Chris Chamberlain Lloydlown Wilfrid Thomson Elton Armstrong Newmarket Waller Proctor Newmarket las Cranley Angus Cowicson Queensvillo Crone Newmarket Widdiflehl Cedar Valley Belfry Newmarket Fred J Sharon Hall Sharon Lake Holland Landing A M Vernon Newmarket Could Llpyillowu Connor A Newmarket Currey Newmarket Colin McDonald Newmarket John A McDonald- Newmarket Arnold Diiko Queensvillo Cody Newmarket Granted The following are placed by the tribunal In Class 2 and arc therefore exempt from service until such time as that class may bo called out Stanley Boyd fnrmor Sharon Fred Wcddel Sharon J McOcc pencil maker New market Herbert Hunt farmer Aurora Wm McKay farmer Lloydlown Wrn Smith farmer Lome student Aurora farmer Coo Gray farmer Aurora John A Booth clerk Wm Beagle shoemaker Aurora Summers farmer Aurora D M Richardson builder Aurora A Edwards fanner Sharon W Trent Aurora D McDonald pnilmaker New market 13 Gordon Manning draftsman Newmarket Levi farmer Sharon Jas Appleton farmer Aurora Roy tanner Newmar ket B farmer Lloydlown Harry M Hill farmer Aurora J shoe factory Au rora Ceo D Case clerk Aurora A Stark fanner Geo A Osborne Newmarket Geo W surveyor Au rora John McKay fanner Ira farmer Aurora David English farmer villo Fred Rose Newmarket Wm Smith farmer W Cameron shoemaker Aurora D machinist Aurora Frank Thompson fanner Au rora Walker A Robinson machinist Newmarket Jas farmer Lloyd Frank Hill farmer Aurora Orvil Reynolds conductor Newmarket Francis J Ausman section man Aurora Graham farmer Holland Landing L Lloyd pailmaker New market Whit more farmer Aurora J metal worker New market ii Black clerk Newmarket Ross Pipher woodworker New market Roy Gould tanner Aurora Smith clerk Newmarket Thorpe thresher Aurora Sanderson buffer Newmar ket Neil McLean farmer Sharon There are placed in Cate gory in and in I Try Hie Hot Fowl Supper at the Elold Rooms day night Call Mr Murphy the carter had a narrow escape at tho Grand Truik Station on Tuesday The mud guards and some other ex ternals were damaged on his mo tor truck working parts escaped injury Nobody hurt Eliza Jand Murphy solo bene ficiary and executrix has applied for of lljo will If her brother John Murphy a farmer who died at Pofforlaw July st leaving a farm val ued at and cash Mrs Melvina of applied for adminis tration of estate of her hus band Michael a farrnnr in Whitchurch who died Nov leaving a farm in Whitchurch at household goods horses and slock im plements and in pro duce The widow three broth ers three sisters llirco and two nephews inherit A house and lot in Slouffvillc valued cash 220 prom issory and a mortgage for maHe up the estate of My Meyer who died in Oct last Tho deceased loft life interest in his house and furniture to his Mrs Isabella McMulIcn ant di rected that on her death her daughter Theresa inherit The personal estate is loft to the test ators sons Charles Frederick and William in equal shares By a will made May Mrs Margaret J Mason a widow who died in Nov 18th leaving in the bank be queathed each to her nieces Laura Covcny Frances Burk- holclcr Florence Perry and nephews Newton Ralph and Rich ard and the residue of the money to her nieces Carrie and On the day she made her will the testatrix transferred real estate in Stouffville valued at to her nieces Carrie and Janet Iwo lots in Slouffvillc valued at lo her niece Margaret and a farm in Whitchurch worth to bar nephews W A Frank and J J Rao i Everyone Must Play Some Part so the War V I WHAT PART ARE YOU PLAYING If You Cant Get into the Firing Every BUY A Bond VICTORY BOND Bought Makes Peace Nearer and Surer DO YOUR PART 10 i I fc AUTO Nov ly this afternoon the ptur of tho who Co today d cot A Archibald Muir until Jan Prank Duncan merchant un til May 12 Knight farmer until Nov 1st 1018 Parry Knights farmer 1018 student until 1st Geo Vernon woodworker un til ee3iet 1018 Everyone is urged lo bo pres ent at last Consecration Meet ing of year next Tuesday at Topic Self Control lo ho taken by Miss Dorothy J Com Correction It was reported last week that Stanley Mortimer was killed in action but this is by no means certain The message received by the family slated that he was missing and there has been no in formation since It may be that be is a Prisoner in Germany Womens Meeting A meeting for tile Women of North York will be held in Mr Mackenzie- Kings Committee Rooms Newmarket on Saturday Dec 1st at oclock to be by prominent speakers Matters of importance will be discussed Ail ladies invited especially soldier and lers The Hunting Season of Novem ber added one more to the long list of the successful and hunts of above named Club The members left for the hunt ing grounds on their pullman car attached to the Cobalt Grand Trunk Train leaving Toronto the evening of October The membership is limited to twelve hut this year owing lo war con ditions interfering nearly hall of our real members wore unable lo go hut their places were filled by sufficient number of guests to complete the number The Com pany consisted of John Ross Davis Vice- President A Davis Son King ston Out James and David Johnston Ottawa Dr Skinner Jas Ross Aurora Fred Winter Dr Ogdcn Winter To- run to Fred Underbill President Underbills Ltd Barrio J It rough ton Dr Scott and lion J Dadis Newmarket After a successful railway trip and steamer trip over the Lake of Hays etc the company arriv ed at the Club House on the af ternoon of Oct Their hunting grounds is situated in District That evening the Field Captain discussed the whole situation for the morrow the 1st of November with the guide The work was all laid out and an early start made on the morning of Nov 1st and one of members had shot first deer at that morning The hunt continued during the two weeks with varying success from day to day but there was feature that stood out prom inently and that was the re markably fine weather for hunt ing during every day the two weeks something that has not been experienced at any time in the past Not one hour was lost through bad weather On the evening of the 15th the full number had been obtained The doer were brought Into the Club House strung up on a polo and various members took snap shots showing results for 1917 which they will treasure during the years lo come There are always a number of incidents that occur during a two weeks hunt and this was no exception The most outstand ing feature on this occasion was that the fine buck shot by Dr Scott and hung up in the usual way in the woods until last day was entirely destroyed by a bear Our guide who has lived in that section for over years stated this was the first that be had ever known anything of description to happen The Annual Meeting of the Club held on Wednesday evening 14th was full of interest and en joyment as all such meetings of Club arc was reached on the evening of Friday and our oar was wailing for us During Saturday the the hunters reached their various homes Happy to meet sorry to part happy to meet again THE JAMES WHIMSTER CO NEWMARKET The Uptodate Gents Furnishers COW3 ENTERED THE TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES Sealed Tenders will be receiv- Nov That Win ter Fair time is very close once more is shown by the fact that the animals for the show are ginning to arrive Several New- up till Saturday Dec 1st at 10 oclock by the Commission ers John Whitmore or J Proctor Newmarket or In Court of Co of York In the matter of the of Garnet W the infant child of Amy late of the Township of in the County of married woman deceased and it is expected inat Newmarket for supply- Wednesday evening all the dairy jfm in the Notice is hereby given that af- entered will have vcarj com- tor the expiration of twenty days as the lest begins on Thursday mencing Jan 1st and both days evening and lasts until 3 evening There are entries d in the dairy clas this year with 74 milking cow5 in the tost Dry Goods There are five Shorthorns 39 Boots and Shoos Jer- Groceries and six graces In this lot arc included dairy bulls a year old It is the largest entry in the history of fair Hot Fowl Supper Saturday night at the Field Comfort Rooms till after he first publication of this in- notice application will be made lo the Surrogate Court of the Co of York for the Grant of Letter of Guardianship of the above named infant to Ross of the Tp of Fast in For of Newmarket Solicitor for Applicant Dated this day of Nov 1917 from Mr at his office at the Home on St No tender necessarily accepted 3w42 J J J II BACK OnDERS JUST IN and our store GET HID OF THE 8YOOK WE ARE Prices way I Panama FleeceLined Shirts and Drawers Regular on for Mens Panama Wool Underwear Regular on at i1 Mens Overalls Blue or Black Big Brand Ron on at Only Pair to a Smocks to Match Mens Pants Worsteds and Tweeds Assorted Colors Prom to on at 50 Men Raincoats Waterproof to on at 4C3 Mens Heavy Wool Sweater Coats 4 to for 5310 Mens Blue Sorgo Suits Worsted and Tweed On Sale at Only 990 75 Pairs of Boys Pants which will he Sold Below Pairs Mens Heavy Working Boots without toe caps Regular on Bale at Only Mens Fine Brown Chocolate Ron- SO and Will bo told at HOCKEY Pairs Boys sizes 3 to 5 Regular 4 on at Pairs Ladies Cloth Top Boots button or luce Roy to will at200 Ladies Patent Leather kid and metal lops lop Reg for Pairs Ladies Heavy Every Day Boots on Sal for Only Pairs Girls Boots Sizes lo On for Only CO Ladies Silk Poplin Skirts Reg for Ladies Serge Skirts blue or black Reg on for Ladies Stockings fleecelined Regular for Winter Coats bo Bold Below is well known thai Rubber is advancing We ordered Rubbers years ago which we just got in this Fall about worth and we are Selling Rubbers Cheaper than you can buy at Wholesale Price now Guaranteed New Slock CLEAR OUT t I J I t I I J i I i I i BEGINS ON DEC 1ST AT OCLOCK AM And Will Continue Till Christmas Come Early and Your For tho first lime yours tho bailiffs had no to from Port Ar thur I ii m ARCHIVES OF TORONTO perii of