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ffiwigas Si a msgi ate I 1S0 T CHINA HALL DINNER SETS In Dinner Sets we offer Extra Good Value in Sets ranging in price from fop a Ve Nice While and Gold Set 23 for a fine quality of Semi- porcelain Set of a Nice Border pattern OUR LOCAL NEW Brlefleta The addition 16 the Methodist Parsonage is progressing favor ably The roof will he on next week TO SAVE THE HAY CROP Efficient Machinery and Careful Cutting A Large Selection of Plain and Fancy Jugs in Variety of Colors to U Cooker was found to he Suit most Everyone Tea in Plain and Nicely Red Cross Society Mr and Mrs A Brunlon have very kindly donated a canoe to the Red Cross Society of New- mark Tickets at 25 cents will he sold for the Canoe and the I draw will lake place after the Concert at the Orchard Beach Regatta on Monday Civic Holi day Aug 5th Womens Institute The July Meeting of the Womens Institute was a Demon stration Meeting The Fireless Cooker so ably displayed and ex plained by Mrs Waller Stephens was a revelation 16 many who meting The loo Spraying for Potato Blight Begins By Bordeaux Mixture and Paris Green Increased Potato Crop Will Be Harvested Contributed by Ontario Department or Agriculture Toronto N a season of labor scarcity bay ing Is a problem on tbe average farm It is necessary to make use of all modern machinery available in order to expedite saving of this Important crop First then we must emphasize the use of machinery in curing and storing- Men are not to be had In plentiful PREVENT MILK SOUSING Production of FirstClass Seed j Potatoes Increases Yields Exercise Male Breeding Stock The Bull Stallion Ram and Boar Blast All Be Given Exercise If the Standard of tbe Herd Is to Bo Maintained Contributed by Ontario Department of Agriculture Toronto is one of the anomalies of life that tbe sources of our greatest pleasures and greatest means of good may also be sources of lifes greatest pains and most harm a case in point Milk Is the best source of lifes greatest need proper and sufficient food It may Z i THE MENS STORE it supply but in most cases some form also be a cause of tbe destruction of cooperation may be resorted of life because it may become the in order to obtain the use of tedders hay loaders and horse forks to han dle the bulk of the means plan to use place of men this year or otherwise considerable of the crop will not be bulky for the average woman to j harvested in the best possible condi- ihe boiler method was en- each by all Hie Institute were fortunate in securing one of the Decorated Style9 from 16c to demonstrators for the occa sion and are indebted Mrs Cane for her assistance on trie musical pari of lie program As over sixfyfive attended the meet ing il was evident thai the ladies of Newmarket arc on the to save in food and fuel- HA fa Direct Importer of Staple Fancy China and Lawn Bowling Newmarket was visited by AND RESTAURANT IN THE IMPERIAL BANK BLOCK WAR SAVINQS I SOME Discount on Cash and Carry GROCERIES FRESH MILK CREAM AND CHEESE We ran supply Ice Cream at whole sale delivered taking hack all not Can also supply Garden Parlies with Confectionery Soft brinks Cones etc Restaurant and Soda Fountain Always Open Btfsfrd near the Market Toronto Tuesday even ing when four rinks each had close games Newmarket came out on top with a total of points winning on all rinks W J won from Sinclair by heat Douglas by loaded It Is usually safe to ut after a rain when the weather appears to have Red clover should be cut when about onethird of the heads have turnedVbrownA The ted der should then be used until the crop Is dry enough to rake a period which will vary according to the weight of the cutting weather and the amount of sap the stalk While it is possible to make slightly better hay by cocking up this will be a practice of doubtful value Ibis year In view of the labor shortage Gather with a sidedelivery rake if possible or In small with an ordi nary dump rake The hay loader works best with a small windrow By all means us a loader If possible and to facilitate matters a sliding personally played exceedingly well won from herly by shots while from being down shots on he second last end brought his men victory by Ijcing Ihc score on the last end and winning the playoff by four points The Lennox Games started on Monday was ahead of Manning lost Mar shall and Smyth heat Fergus The Granites will he here Sat urday afternoon and a good game is expected SOUTH END FLOUR AND STOR It pays to bake your own Bread WHEAT FLOUR CORN FLOUR RYE FLOUR BARLEY FLOUR And the Price Is Right HEN FEED CHICK FEED GRIT AND ON HAND License No Successor to A Howard Prompt Delivery TERM8 Died in Toronto is with great regret we learn that our old friend Sir Jacob Johnson of passed away at the Western Hospital in Toronto on Wednesday evening the result of an accident while visiting in Newmarket about a month ago Deceased was well known in this section of the country Some thirty years ago he was one of lire prominent business men in New market and one of our active temperance workers lie operat ed a Sash and Door on Street and was also a builder and contractor He not only erected a number of houses in Town and vicinity hut built I lie present Church in Newmarket While in Newmar ket he married Miss of Sharon daughter of the late Jes se leader of the famous Sharon Hand- The widow and one son Mr Johnson of Toridilo survive A ho til years ago he moved llunlsvillci tie has been most active and progressive ilizen and many relatives and friends will regret learn of his deal In funeral will lake We mention red clover because it is the commonest and most satisfac tory hay crop and Is used In all gen eral farming bay mixtures Timothy should be cut either after it Is out of the first blossom or after the second blossom has fallen gen erally the latter It will require less tedding than clover Is more easily cured and may be drawn in sooner after cutting Do not let it get too ripe and woody Alfalfa should be cut when the young shoots are noticed starting out from the axils of the lower leaves on the stalks and be handled much like red clover only greater care is necessary to preserve the leaves a very valuable portion of the plants Prof Wade Toole Ontario Agricultural Coliege home or feeding ground of those deathdealing organisms which are crop By all now recognized as the cause of except those due to accident or age Fortunately we have discovered comparatively simple of combating the effects of what are called pathogenic diseaseproduc ing bacteria These may be stated in a few short rules as follows Milk which Is consumed in a raw condition must be drawn only from cows which are healthy As soon as the milk is drawn i from the cow it should be cooled to 50 degrees or lower and be kept at that temperature until consumed j All pails strainers dippers milk bottles pitchers etc which come in contact with the milk niuet be thoroughly washed and preferably steamed or be rinsed after washing I in a chloride solution which baa been j found to be one of the best germi cides Milk should not be exposed to the air any longer than absolutely necessary as this seeds the milk with a fresh lot of germs This means the keeping of milk in a closed sel and not In an open dish Left over milk from meals should not be put into general supply as this causes the whole lot to spoil 6 Left over milk from the sick room should be pasteurized or de stroyed as It may spread disease Milk at all times and In all places should be kept clean and cool Prof H Dean Ontario Remarkable Values in the Immense Spring Display Clothing For Men i and the remainder Agricultural College ay Spray for Potato Rot Late blight and rot h most de structive disease of potatoes In On tario In wet seasons it frequently destroys a very large proportion of crop and causes a oss of many thousands of dollars to the farmers of the province This Is to a large extent a needless Jobs for late blight and rot can be by timely thorough and intelligent spraying with Bordeaux mixture Directions for Spraying Spray with mixture strength to pounds of copper sul phate and pounds of time to 40 gallons Imperial of wat er Commence when the plants from five to inches high and keep the foliage covered wih Bordeaux throughout the sea son Forty to gallons of the Bor deaux mixture will be required for each application he amount be used depending upon the size of the plants Take special care to see that the is very thoroughly done If weather is at all damp about the If of July as blight often be gins at this Urn Add a poiuou when necessary for potato beetles- arsen ate of lead paste 3 lbs to each gallons of the liquid spray or Paris green 2 lbs to gallons or a mix ture of lbs of arsenate of lead paste and lb of Paris to I lie residence Mr gallons From three to seven this season as usual In spite of conditions variety In styles patterns colors and weaves is a most notable feature of the display and Is such a va riety that provides the good fit desired the smooth or rough weaves that strike the fancy and also the patterns and colors that are so Important in the choice of a Spring Suit The Spring display Is now ar ranged and we Invite all men whether they want to buy or not to come and see the values are offered THE JAMES WHIMSTER The Uptodate Gents CO NEWMARKET Furnishers Rotatoca The average yield of potatoes per acre in Province of Ontario for the past thirtysix has been about 115 bushels The yields vary greatly In there were vari ations in Ontario from or less up to seven hundred bushels per acre People are realising more and more that for high yields of po tatoes conditions must be favorable It important to soil well cultivated and liberal supply of seed of the best varieties at the proper time Seed potatoes somewhat immature which have been produced In a cool cli mate and which comparatively from disease are apt to furnish seed of high quality Even under these conditions it Is well to care fully inspect the seed before plant ing and to thoroughly rogue the crop A potato field is by remov ing the undesirable plants A thor- roguing of the growing crop once or twice during the summer one of tbe most effectual ways in ridding the field of a number of the potato diseases This operation would Insure the Immediate removal of the weak and unthrifty plants which siiro to produce seed Potato growers sometimes go through their fields and remove all plants which are not true to type Thorough rogulng is ono of the beat methods of securing pure healthy seed of high quality Dr A Ontario Agricultural College MUST STOP MAKING CANDY Ottawa July The Canada Food Board today ordered the Union Confectionery Calgary to discontinue the manufacturing of candy forthwith and not to pur chase any sugar to manufacture candy unless permission has granted by the Board The company must return the sugar it has on hand the dealer from whom it was purchased and must cancel all orders for sugar Union Confectionery was using sugar in Ihe manufacture- candy despite the fact thatll had not been in business last year and consequently was not entitled to allotment of sugar Some little relief has been given the Western crop situa tion by recent showers hut in casus the moisture came loo late to he of material benefit In a general way crops in north ern parts of Saskatchewan and Alberta in the wooded areas appear to he fair good hut in southern parts of both Pro vinces crops seem he a pretty general failure o a Would you like to have St i oclock inarkel LOCAL AGENT WANTED For the Old Reliable i free need f fruits fruit I locR iu m with liberal not Stone Wellington TORONTO 75 bir with own ears wb any or BECAUSE liny on like cannot afford make rlfil for the Brunswick your- home iviiA play All of records BURNET Main BOILER REPAIRER Boiler Repairer be out to repair you goiiw or bring Boiler to Particulars to ii Newmarket A Mammoth Success Iln previous sale nearly Of I and a warm evening of SI Johns lard en mi day llihl loj-elhei- Ihe iraiiii- provided f which was Bras- Iand Tin- grounds deis- and elecirieally illmniiialed and the numer- in a fiive largely al- parly ever on Hie uiids and booths imply could nol hand Ihe ice cream alifv maud The which wen- ihueh more plentiful than formerly- ran completely out The for Ihe Drawings all oo and when the entire roc were up il was found he only a If fir whorl of The people were as Arm Chair donated Mr won Mr nay- New donated Mr won by Me raw Mr Pax- Ion wn by Miss I aura Ver non by Ml- Cole man won by Mrs Barrel of donated by Mrs M Cain won by Mr 1 Murphy Hags New donated by Mr 1 won by Mr Carnb by Mr K won by I won by Jos Pair of Chickens donated by Mr I Gibbon- won by Mr Jos cations be made depending upon wetter wea ther tbe larger the number JJo not put off spraying because it looks like rain If tbe spray is on the plants half an hour before the rain comes It will be dry and sufficient of It will to prevent infection take place during or soon after rain Breeding Stock Exercise Is essential for all male breeding Block At certain seasons of the year it is an easy matter to arrange for ample exercise for the staUlon bull tho hoar or the ram At other times it Is rather and frequently little or no exercise is given or If given too much freedom occasionally barm to In result The bull not be allowed to run loose In the pasture with Spraying as described above should first place It is a dan- prevent not only late blight and rot custom a ibundaE but also early blight and potato A even In he desert re mains a myrtle A tncrehant can gel along without and can a wagon vilh- grease but it goes hard beetles late bligbl and rot only it Is necessary to commence spraying until about of July but in Ontario it is usually ad visable to spray for three A band pump barrel sprayer can bo used for small lots of potatoes Most men who grow any considerable acreage of potatoes consider that a power potato sprayer la a good In vestment The best results from spraying are obtained with machines fitted with attachments so as to insure covering surfaces of the leaves at each spraying Precautions Necessary to Jnsure Success spraying before the blight appears Spraying- is done lo prevent not to cure 2 Spray thoroughly which can be done only when the mixture is ap plied with a good pressure so as lo insure covering every portion of the plants S not hesitate to spray lie- cause it look like rain If the spray Is on the plants half an hour before rain comes sufficient of It will stick to prevent Infection which takes place during or soon after rain It the spraying is left until after a pro longed rain It is very likely to he too I- to do much good Careless spraying pays ipray thoroughly or not at all Prof J Ontario Agricul tural London July In he House of nigh I Lord Assistant Secretory tit Stale for Korean Affairs reply ing a said the oper ations on in March and the operations in the neighborhood of in April had resulted in inflicting on the casualties amount ing lo about men of whom arc prisoners of war Thir ty glJilK and much other war ma terial were captured Era Ada bring Try one opportunity for tho bull to attack a person unawares or where escape Is dlfllcult Further a record of the date of breeding of the cows cannot bo kept and no herd can be bandied to best advantage without these records main points lo bo observ ed in keeping a bull In good condition bo as to retain his breed ing powers to avoid excessive use when young and to give plenty of exercise and a moderate ration when mature a good about ton by twelve foct gives freedom In doors and It Is well to arrange for a strong paddock outdoors with con venient pass ago between two Two or more bulls of any ago may be kept togothcryif they be dehorned and advantage Is that more exer cise will bo taken stallion on a route usually gets plenty and too much exorcise At other times moderate work of and paddock sufnee rain running during tho great er part of year with main lock gets plenty of exercise especial ly If breeder Is aiming for a crop of strong lambs and gets flock outside practically day during winter Tho boar will do beat on a grass plot with plenty of shade during summer and In a pen provided a small yard during winter months Harry King USA Ontario Agricultural College IMS T Column THE SILENT TOAST By LieutCol Rev Frederick Qcorgo Scott C Q chaplain 1st Canadian Division They with And lliiir ptve As drink lonstfo unseen Hop who have fought and gone be fore The New Edison Phonograph in your home If you will let know at once ve will try to arrange for same SPECIAL TERMS OF PAYMENT ARRANGED TO 8UIT DRUG STORE and It only passing III III of lh ItrMli Of In virion I oil jr III llillft And the hut iiiy on hide- iilaln I shell rip or like the waste MinH I and with a wild dCSllC And death every hand And out of the roar and Some fv And lain I ruck in Willi back In- eyes fiery July Amer ican and made con siderable advances during the day on the froift In addition lo occupying several village they captured or more prisoners The general condition of American coin crop is reported at which is practically the average for a series if years and which may be taken as forecagliriK a satisfactory acreage return if he balance of the season shall he even normally favorable And Hi love is puling womans And He bonds that are forged death Now grip soul a strange And speak what mm The vision dies off in tin tMlness Once more the tables shine Hut lie eyes of all In the banquet hall Arc j with a light divine Vimy April The Church Toronto the following lion by a vote TUtkl the Ontario and Federal en HO I such legislation shall make Illegal the advertising of Intoxicating liquors in this Province and to use mails for purpose of circulating price order forms and oilier ing matter the of which Is to promote the consumption Intoxi cating liquors in the Province also newspapers and other periodicals printing such advertising matter HIS HAND ON THE CONTROLLER The molorman on the front platform of trolley car with ore- hand on lever controls Ihe electric current the other ready apply brakes if necessary is a familiar figure so familiar lhal w- do Hot him a thought realize he has any special signi ficance for us While he stand hit everyone and are busy with matters he plays no pari And III know- he th- sense of unless his hand i on the controller Say lim one fellow said yon lei me have five dollars In cany over to our next pay day am awfully hard up Im sorry Haw was answer bill Im in the fix Just got enough earry me through hut nothing in spare Hut Jim Iher remonstrated I know youve go ten dollars at club in I kid now You old me so yourself me have five dollars of Von know perfectly wdl Ill pay il hack week Hi- i shook bishead I Have even to you Waif a miriulc as Ihe idler made an Let me I ell you A few I needed some extra money and 1 used every of Ho that I happen ed hi have on hand When go home I found a note from the presi dent asking me In him at noon ihe next day a fiver I lie which was w inied for some special purpose came across me like a flash that I was in Ihe same fix as of men who have been called de faulters because they used money that was entrusted to them and then could pay bark when time came for accounting course I was do ing It a good deal smaller scale and I money from father with out any trouble lint the thing was the same when you came right down to and I mule up my mind that i was ravelling on a dangerous mad and had better quit it cant lei you have a five even if I have ten in my packet That was the frank confession of a young man who bad his hand on the controller and who had the strength and will power to check himself in a course that he saw was carrying him straight on to danger Two young men had got heat ed argument and one threw a cutting speech that touched tbe others pride A dark flush overspread the hitlers quirk per When man iu a strike another a blow thai face his eyes flashed and his lips parted My an he controlled himself imd waited in silence until he answer calmly and quietly Winn the young man who had caused thai hot flash of anger had gone hack to lib- own desk one of the little group who had scene said laughingly thought fr i there was going he a dis play of temper You certainly yourself under good control 1 dont dare Jet go was response I have lei 1 was a buy I saw fn anger killed him I dont believe I hall ever forget how Hie one giving Hie blow about that and I dont want to anything lie- kind my self Ihie was another one who kepi his band on realizing how easy it would be fur him to run into danger perhaps terrible disaster We do all face the dangers or the same temptations but we all need have our hind on lie control ler Wlule we may feel that we are going along safety enough we never know how it may he necessary to clock ourselves in Ihe course that we travelling i BENEDICTS IN ARMY A despatch from says Speaking for the in the House of Lords Lord Newton said that number of married men at present in Ihe army was ap proximately Si1000 The aggro- gale cost of separation allowances paid to wives and children of these men has been o NOT SEEN IN DAYTIME A farmer worked his harvest bands from oclock in morning until oclock at night A man looking for work hollered to a hand over in the big wheat field asking him if he could get a Job He was advised to ask at the house How do I get there the appli cant asked You go- down this field said the haggard laborer turn down the road to the barn turn to the left and fol- low lane What color is the house painted askd the applioant doubtfully I dont know said harvest hand 1 aint never seen it in day light yet You cant hurt some men unless you hit them on the pocket book A ii Li 1 J r a