rasa an tvrt ass t Seed all 1l to bo Clewed at No 1 Quality at ft to toothy Ho Out l8 1 In Quality and Ger mination English Turnip In baas Quality English Garden In and 10c BULK GARDEN Put up by us Good IS- I I a groat tho This in tho first supper undertaken by the Newmarket Guidon thnnk all those helped to fiuch a 111 of and Union prayer Service hi lie MoOiodint Church last night Mr notice to The house has bean Hold to Mr Mum ro while with bloom There a cxplonlon In Dr office yesterday morning It made considerable hut nobody- wan hurl end no was done It is a punishable offence to throw glass nails locks ashes nil the highway any place AMD IN TUB IMPERIAL HANK BLOCK QUE WAR SAVINGS Discount on Cash and Carry groceries I Thorn a good and a splendid program last Monday evening Piano sold by Moss tfolo by Mr and by Williams and Irene Arnold made up the pari Mr then gave a most interesting llk on he Committee is pre paring an Interesting program for Monday next All young people are urged to come and bring their friends A report of ho new executive will be pub lished next week Join Janes Richardson dniff Jr Williams Show dates for Decem ber and v- Do Allow Your buildings lo decay for want of Paint it will pay you protect hem with Lowe Standard They ore made for all kinds of work jet color card at drive Delivery Wagon Ap ply to A closing services of Week will be hold next a cheese In the morning the Pastor will preach a special ser- at young hiking back oil not Drinks Cones ic is Cradle Day at the Kiuurim and Soda Fountain Sunday School in the afternoon Always special program for lit Ottawa May During con- flidcratioh of iheosUmates of department of railways and in of oommona to- night 600000 for construction of Trent caused some Mr J the Im portance of- the The canal would he a years it open up of control Ontario to groat it was a fine thing to think that this project which Jiad been first years ago aboul to bo completed The waterway would servo the interests of people Ho said that early next minister pi railways and canals and other of- of the government would make a trip from Ottawa the lo Lake Ontario and up Canal to Geor gian Bay and extended an invita tion to the members of Iho house to Join the party Jacobs wanted to know why it was so imperative that this work should bo con tinued The amount asked for was a govern ment it was staled had decided to undertake no new work while the war was on and he failed to see why it should continue the construoUon of the Trent Dr Edwards If his work was first mooled78 years ago It can hardly ho called new work Mr K said hat If the government was unable to carry on the St Charles River works Quebec because rtf the war it was strange that it could continue Trent Canal con struction Dr replied that be Trent Canal was now near completion and that the money was asked for in connection with contracts let a long lime ago The item carried E I SI tin Market members in the Beginners De partment has been arranged We Saturday We copy the the Toronto Globe Monday last as Miss Is a Newmarket young lady the wellknown Toronto soprano govern very enjoyable recital on Saturday afternoon- at the resi dence of Miss Marie Strong A select and sympathetic audience attended Miss in a selection that included diverse as Haydns With Verdure ClacJ Ave Maria- Mozart Balti Puccinis One Day Lass With- Iho Delicate Air Dvoraks Songs My Mother Taught Me and songs by Homer Coleridge Tayloi London and Beach sang with a very on- gaging voice and with uncommon versatility of expression She the assistance of Miss Helen Hunt a talented violinist with a good broad lone and excel lent intonation whoso principal number was Bonders Sonata in major and Miss Madeline Moore an accomplished pianist who made most favorable impres sion in in flat minor and Liszts Another clipping reads as fol lows- two red people gathered in Miss Marie Strongs delighlful studio on Saturday to hear Miss Brodie sihg each guest bringing a silver coin which was received by Miss Marjory for the Polish regiment which is in raining in Canada Tho offerings were in little baskets Niagara Palis May hope to have all the babies who and amounted lo a helpful little I biggest fish probably ever members of the school Miss who has a In Niagara Ibis service Come along and clear soprano voice sang Into the racks of the your New well her beatliked LE of the Toronto Power welcome- Com lays plant II was a sturgeon and 7 inches in Poultry and weighing pounds Hoes not buckle flat Hoses opened had ten quarts of neater and stronger than style in it rfiunif price at Hardware numbers being One Fine Day Madame Butterfly I Sheep and he Lambs and will visit on Tunc i ff II T r- a- S i v V tr tes Valines J in r i r i ft ORE and more the Ford looked by progressive farmers as farm equipment the same as tho the hayrater the ill the mower the larrow and other labor and timesaving machinery A farmer with a Ford car can dispense with one or two of his horses and make the trips to town railway station creamery or to the neigh bours in onethird the time In fact there is no farm machine made that will save the busy farmer and his busy wife so much valuable time as a Ford And its so easy to take care offar easier than a horse No bed to make or hay and oats to get no harnessing and unharnessing and no stables to clean The Ford practically take care of itself Ask any farmer who owns a Ford if he would ever again try to get along without it His answer hasten your decision to own one Wx WE UNWBR8AL CAB Sedan Runabout Chauis 535 Coupe Oneton Truck B FORD t K ROBERTSON DEALB Newmarket ANXIOUS Fears of Diminished If A Continues to Hon Sutton May A meeting of formers of North Sutton and was held In the Hall Sutton last night to dlHpuss the new roe as ure and lis relation to them The fanners turned out by hundreds allow ing that they fully realize the critical situation which the country Is now placed It was shown by one of the speakers that on a thousandacre block In North there were only seven men between the ages of twenty and twentyfive Can seven men farm one thousand acres success fully in old Ontario he asked The Military Service Act has completely changed the program of seeding for many farmers Much land which could he ploughed and sown is being left and farmers whoso only help will he taken ore preparing for sales of live slock etc This will mean that not only Ibis crop will be dimin ished but year It will he lessen ed by fifty per cent Tour men were appointed to ac company the delegation to the Cap ital on the James Stiles and George Storehouse East Council Sharon May meeting of Council was held on above date- all members present Com ions read from S Army re grant the MuniclpalAssn re mem bership the Public Libra ry re annual grant and applications from Case and J Harper re bonus for wire fence on Con -Proctor- Cole- That the application of and f Harper lots be granted Carried That the sum of 25 each be granted to the Public Libra ries of Mount Albert and Qucensvllle sum of to the Township School Fair and lo the Agricultural Society Carried ProctorCole That the Reeve he appointed Commissioner to superin tend the building of the bridge Carried That the sum of be appropriated to improve the Con opnoslie lots a to Carried Tliat the sum Si be appropriated to place gravel on Con Carried ColeHaines That the 100 appropriated to gravel at lots and Con Carried Following hills passed Fred A Smith sheep claim 82500 Fred A Smith bounty for killing dog caught worrying sheep Win worklots 116 1st Con of St -dou- work on at lots Walter Haines ditto I work Con Arthur Knights snow shovelg Cody sin fee ting house of Tans ley Cole snow shovelling Con 5 John Greenwood work Con Sit Albert Tel Com rent of phone Mod work 375 Thos work Con Jas Thompson snow 310 Hodge show shovelling Con- 520 Display Clothing For tlo no In varlpty In otyloBf weaves In a most of and that smooth or that tho fanoy and and color- that Important In choice of a Is now and we Invito all rnon vhothor want to buy or not to and the valuoo are iliillii JAM Pi is Mm 1 H irfsii Is iS i VK A A CO NEWMARKET The Uptodate Gents Furnishers i I i snow shovelling II I ft ft ft ft ft 1 Albert Mitchell work Con Win A Fur and show Council adjourned to on day of May one oclock us a of Revision and other A a I Would you IIIco to of- Latest In Monuments and All Kinds of Cemetery Work ATTEND TO Jail and see us before buying elsewhere kinds of Stones Cut to Order Memorial Tablets for Churches kept In dealer end Importer of Foreign and Domestic AND Phono Huron In your homo If you will lot us know at wo will try to arrange for PAYMENT TO SUIT DRUG STORE il t- j f 1 1 I If aim I is ANOTHER BIG OPPORTUNITY to BUY HIGH CLASS GOODS at PRICES that will ASTONISH YOU We still have a BIG STOCK to choose from I I Ml J Mens Boots Mens Tennis Shoes and Boots and Lace Styles Goodyear Welts While with Rubber Regular Regular and Values Last Chance 5140 Mens Shoes In and Brown with Leather or Rubber oles Regular Last Chance- All Our Shirts In Arrow Oilier Soft French Colors Regular and Last Chance Silk and Slash Pockets Styles and Piece Regular In Tan and Cream Regular 100 Young Mens Suits t Clean Sweep at Mens New Spring Hats Last Chance Go LADIES HOLEPROOF SILK HOSE still havo a fow of Ladles Rolenroof In all Colore Regular and 3B0 Silk Rose at tho Old Prices In Tan Lett Chance 16o or Pearl Every hi this advertisement is a Genuine Bargain Every Article is Guaranteed so he on hand Early t 1 DUNCAN MENS OUTFITTER- I v- i