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K s ss v v V -t- y r I- K A lc X FEU CHIN I J v V I- I 1 I a V SPECIAL We are Reducing bur Stock In All Lines DINNER SETS New Garage Directors of King George Hotel Company- have decided tlie stable on the i corner of heir premises and brick Garage wilh six or more with private lockers convenience of their guests at the Hotel School Satchels Strong waterproof red fibre brass clasps only each at Finest Quality v at would be Good Value at Endeavour j The meeting last week was in the Miss Miss Maud Evans gave a very instructive paper on Relation to God The Executive Meeting will he held next week at Our regular Endeavour Meeting will be at oclock Topic Lost by Looking will be taken by Sir Nixon Meeting to be led by Gome and bring a CHINA DINNER SETS Pieces CHINA TEA SETS Pieces No 1 Quality at Reduced Prices TEA POTS The Largest and Best Assort ment of Very Nice Styles from to A SMITH id Importer of Staple Fancy China I- V- J Outyitdsli Others How to Lower of Toeing Best of Caring Explained Contributed by Ontario Department or Toronto LANS ate being carefully evolved by he B Agriculture to -cpntlnueV- I jack halljjm who returned last week friend Com Welcome Home TO Crepnoid Takes the place of disinfects kills lice on slock and hens farmer needs it In gal and Hal- cans at Hardware Prisoner in Germany South FLOUR FEED j Presbyterian Anniversary Services The Presbyterian Church was favored by fine weather last Sun day and the Services commemo rating their fortyfourth Anni versary were an unqualified suc cess morning and even ing capacity congregations were in attendance land highly delight ed ami edified by the masterly and impressive sermons that fell Now I ha the war is over and the substitute is done away with the de mand Is constant only because the quality is in every bag Better let us send you a bag of CREAM WEST BREAD FLOUR The of Jones was decorated outside in and here was great rejonyng when he got home on Tuesday Mrs Jones declares that the children are his return As He had been a Pris oner of War in Germany for over two years And having escaped on two- oe- to he captured again his made severe and had not for the fted Cross parcels he would have lie feels under a debt to the Red Cross ladies of Newmarket not only for hid dainty parcels The Red Cross provided two sets of under clothing and boots twice a year from the lips oi the distinguish V feels sorest about Is that OYSTER AND GRIT Scratch Feed for hens J I Licence No Prompt Delivery Phone House Phone TERMS CASH ONLY STORE AND IN THE IMPERIAL BANK BLOCK AND CANDY Pattersons Chocolates Nut Bars Froth Peanut Crisps 30c MILK TICKETS FOR LUNCHES HOT 80DA8 AND OY8TER iiid Soft Drinks as usual COWIESON St fie Market THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE between T A L T T O D 0 I C I AGO Unexcelled Dining Car Sleeping cars on night Trains Parlor Cars on principal Day l In form all on from- any Trunk Ticket Agent or Horning District Toronto hi J It Agent divines who were the preach ers for the day At the service Rev Patterson of Cookes Church Toronto delivered the massage from subject -rLcs- he Life- of David The Choir sang very creditahK the Anthem Praise by In the evening the seating ac commodation was to he utmost and the by Rev Alex of Church Toronto was exceedingly appropriate the discourse being based on the words Wherefore put thee in remembrance that thou stir up the gift of God During the services the Pastor read the names of the ministers who have served in the church the founding of the Old Scotch Church here with John Brown in charge hi 1 here having been nine ministers hi charge since the of the old kirk with the new church names are Macaillivray Campbell and Rev- Thomas the present minister who has been in charge of the church for the past yearly These services will long be inrmbercd by those fortunate enough to be and should bring forth good fruit in flbuii- in many lives The Choir twentyfour strong rendered ex cellently Mozarts Gloria in Deo and after the ser mon Mrs sang beauti fully a very pretty setting Lover of My Soul by bringing to a ar auspicious anniversary All denominations of the town joined with the Presbyterians in making the TeaMeeting on Mon day evening a great success The ladies arc certainly folic ilJalcd on the excellent viihij in great variety ami which to our mind all previous efforts They handled the crowd splendid ly and everything was ready to Ihe program on time Tins pastor Thom as presided and his first duly was to very three former pastors 1 oi Chatham lev A of Hamilton ami Neil Campbell of J who retired at an- former pastor delivered his congratulations in person and was most heartily received The Choir under the leadership of Mr Walter Stephens rende- ill ail attractive manner lint glee Oer Moss arid rVJI Mis Walter Stephens fak ing the soprano with very pleasinj- ffeet The rest of ihe evening was left in hands A MILL Chopping every day Teinis pel lash Or Prop Kan never on of toronto and moment waste British officers who were also were known to sell the contents parcels for he men to Russians and the proceeds Many parcels sen to him by Societies and private individuals he never got All the parcels were censored before reaching him The story of his life during the war is from his own lips He said I was wounded in the icg at the bat- tip of the by a machine gun on the of October and being unable walk I was taken prisoner the next day After three months in Hospital I was sent to a Prison Camp at Germany remained there for seven days Then was sent out to a factory where we had to work very hard from a quarter past six In the morning till a quarter if six at night unloading ships There were sacks of sugar and rail way of and sugar beets The was very hard work I stood it as long as I possibly could and then I ran away from place belter myself hut instead I worse When I reached the Camp I put Into Hie Clink for five days and fed on one slice bread each day and water After this I was sent to a chemical factory tit Stettin with other prisoners Conditions were no bet ter than at the last place We had lo work one week ol night and the next week at day time unloading coal barges and saltpeter salt and sand We had to put this into saeks and carry some distance The weight of a sack from to J00 pounds I found II very hard especially on what I had to one leaf of bread for six days one spoonful of jam such as ailed and one pint of soup good water spoilt which we called sand stone It was Just the color of mixed with water We found was too little lo live on though we were just gel big Cross parcel now and again which hurl been up on the line so we all made up our minds to try and get away We asked to be shifted an easier huf Hie said No and added thai If we did to wo ft would mean I rouble The officer willed out all entries and told to thrash IIS We hod a rough lime us the pulls of and vfrn get back to work I staid months longer and watched my gel away flfhibi This I pushed In May rind made my way to tier Hol land bonier After had been on the arid reached wllhln kllofiietera from I was overtaken by several Mounted Patrols They slopped me wanted to know what I was doing I hero and where I had come from I made all kinds of excuse but Ibai did not do for them called me they could at and look me hack to the Camp where belonged received a further five days In Clink together with one slice of bread and water each day When the was up I was sent hack to the place where I ran away from The I last la expected reaching results for the potato In Onuirto The which of IJepafj- ment are making are thorough and extensive and consequently some what Blow But It is be- that within a years great demand not other parts of the Dominion but by- many ehi- trlcts of United Slates This it Is anticipated will be a distinction to the farmers of the province The twofold program was Inaugurated last year of certifying a high standard of potato seed and making a survey to detect diseases Is to be carried on on a much wider scale tiits coming season Reports from the various Inspectors have now been compiled by the Department and the statistics are of considerable interest to the progressive and up-to- date agriculturist The two founda tion varieties which the Department Is Cobbler the early seed and the Green Mountain have been the subject of widespread dis cussion There has been much dif ference of opinion as to which Is the better for general table use The reports for year clearly prove that the Green Mountain the best variety for the general farmer Seed of these two varieties from three dlf- sources Northern Ontario and Old Ontario has been experimented with and planted in clay and sand In nearby districts in different parts of the pro vince These show the following average yields per acre Irish Cobbler Northern Ontario New Brunswick Old Ontario Green Mountain Northern On tario New Brunswick 1373 Old Ontario The general average per acre on the different plots was Irish Cobbler planted In sand and on clay which a yield of 254 bushels more to the acre from seed planted- on sand Green Mountain planted on Band and bushels planted on clay a of more bushels per acre from seed planted on sand The results when the yields from all sources for Irish Cobbler are com bined show the average number of bushels per acre waB and Green Mountain 1614 bushels Thus it will be seen that the Green Mountain gave the larger yield be ing 193 bushels per acre ahead of the Cobbler variety It 5 tV ff m duality well known to k mm AisH X A 1 RUNABOUT TOURING COUPE SEDAN STANDARD CHASSIS ONETON TRUCK CHASSIS These prices are F J Ford Ontario ALL PRICE8 SUBJECT TO WAR TAX CHARGES EXCEPT TRUCK AND CHA8SI8 N ROBERTSON Dealer Newmarket Ont I J THE BEAUTIES I MALE HELP WANTED lb your own a your own Send for free plan v I FOR Three- Main Three on Two on J Three Two fl Th Park Ave Three Two on HI row on si Three on Apply to With whirlwind rapid he went from and every thing morons wtntlo War on bin own account paid own across I In HO In was ex press himself regarding all four in was to VMCA and he took of every unify to wbal going on lie lavish in bis of the Cross and the Clival ion Army A large num ber of thrown on Screen remarkrible by Mr added I I interest of 1 wtiieb was vilty insf and filing The Ing were tvi Hie Agent Now It Time To get and of will make ft like new again and you can do I lie- work yourself Let yon how Hardware officer me to eight Stand That is stand In lent Ion a brick wall for hours in I lie morning in the day I bail in work Ad I re mained here he was signed and few after I up ray kit lark ami Witt away again I This wan h of No Clink this lime They put me with ilrafl of boys was leaving for where we for ten ilayn The people of Denmark were very good ih nil We Denmark on the 11th of for and to In We were for hours and then on for two I bail one mouth and back to Newmar ket again I hone roiimieiire work my trade again very soon With Ewes at Time The two main factors contributing to a satisfactory lamb crop are the proper feeding and care of the sheep during the six months previous to lambing time together with care and detailed attention given to the flock during the lambing period Plenty of exercise coupled a sufficient amount of the right kind of feed to maintain the nock In good thriving condition will usually result In the birth of active rugged lambs for which the mother will have a liberal supply of milk In practically every flock no matter how well cared for attendant must be on hand fre quently day and night during the period the lambs are arriving A little attention at the proper time will often result In the saving of not a few lambs Absolute dryness and freedom from draught are very essential for the flock and when lambs are expected In Maroh or even early April provision should be made for reason able protection from thc cold Wool balls In the is often the cause of much loss in young lambs This trouble as well as in getting lambs to nurse may be avoided by clipping away all loose and dirty wool from around udder and quarters of the ewes Provision should be made for a few small pens located along the warmest side of building The ewe to Iamb is much safer separated from main and in cases of parturition weak lambs ewes disowning their lambs and numerous other that arise they can be looked after a great deal more satisfactorily when confined in small enclosures ft not Infrequently happens that a ewe has difficulty In delivering her lamb tins is more common In the case of young ewes with their Ural lamb When lamb has conic forward far enough so that tho front feet are In sight and the head is un able to pass through the ewe should be by gentle pulling on the If this falls smear the In side of vagina well with linseed oil thlfl has effect of softening and allowing the opening to stretch and will unless the caso Is a very severe one give relief No action should bo taken until It Is reasonably certain some assistance Is needed and before Investigating hands should be perfectly clean and dis infected Lambs may bo born weak and ap parently lifeless more particularly In case of difficult delivery These may be revived by quick action on part of attendant First remove phlegm from the mouth then hold tho mouth open and blow gently a few times to start lung action Next lay Iamb on Its belly and gently beat it on sides next to the heart just back of shoulder Prof J P A College J A t Kveryroek we hurl a good mm from the foundation our own repiilalloim HUMOROUS i E J iff I AS I lawyer died hi nil American vlnclal and wrote over his grave Hen lies a lawyer and an honest mm Not long after tile governor of the province visited the town ami among other places Inspected the cemetery When he came lawyers grave he slopped the inscription and turning to the head inspector said look here my friend Wo wink at a good many things In but I do lo your burying two In one grave dont know which is most to be deplored lamented a woman of conservative instincts the oth er day that our girls who shrink from publicity should have to suffer from it or that those who dont shrink should learn to invite it and enjoy it In one case feftl- are injured in the other taste Privacy used to be the- cheapest of luxuries for women now it is one of the most unat tainable Graduate debutante bride uplift art society career of any sort pictures interviews impressions theres no end il The good old times however were not always considerable of a ladys privacy either When the two lovely Irish sisters and Elizabeth Gunning Aral came to London they were girls of seven- Teen and eighteen but already the fame of their charms had run he- fore them When they were pre sented at court in spite of the presence of royalty nobles and notables at the rear the bull scrambled up on the chairs tor n better view when liicy appeared on the streets they were followed by staring crowds Artists paint ed poets berimed hem and all London from dukes chim ney sweeps with gossip about The Beauties as they wen eailed with no heed of further specification They became indeed so used to nick that once when visiting Hampton Court they finite lost their tempers with Ihe innocent housekeeper ushering with a parly into a room containing Sir Godfrey tiers portraits of court ladies she out This way hi the The sis ters declared indignantly that they hail come see the sights not be made a show of and were scarcely appeased by I be housekeepers exploitation hey were not the beauties she in mind Both girls made brilliant matches the young er married the Duke Hamilton ami after bis became the Duchess of Argyll Maria the elder and lovelier be came Countess of Coventry She was the sillier as well aft the more beautiful of two She was a favorite with Ihe king who de clared after she uneom- fprJlihly pressed upon during a promenade in Hyde that such an annoyance should not recur be would provide a guard fins pretty peacock was delighted promise honor The next Sunday she repaired lo the park In her most fetching cos tuiho paraded up ami down from eight in the evening till Ion preceded by two sergeants of the armed with halberds and followed by twelve soldiers tramping stolidly in the rear All London laughed the day fiut it laughed good and did not abate its interest in either of The because were simplemind ed mid very spoiled wnuien THERE IS NOTHING That will give you so muoh Pleasure in the Home as THE NEW The Phonograph with a Soul LET US PUT ONE IN YOUR HOME ON TRIAL J BROUGHTON Newmarket fa mm UNION SERVICES THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Which have been CoOperating for over a Year In Prayer Services feol that the Holy Spirit Is leading us to the Conducting of Special Evangelistic Services Commencing on Monday March the 10th Hero is the Program for the First Two Weeks Monday Mar PM At Friends Church Tuosday Mar 11 3 PM PM At Friends Church Wednesday Mar 12 3 PM 8 PM At Friends Church Thursday Mar PM PM At Christian Church Friday Mar 143 PM PM At Christian Church Monday Mar 17 P M At Tuesday Mar P M At Prosbytorlan Wednesday Mar 10 8 P At Methodist 8 PM At Methodist Churoh 8 PM At Methodist Further Announcements will bo as Meetings Tho Work will bo conduotod entirely by the Local Leadors God so loved tho world that whosoever on Him need not perish but Everlasting Life Rev Hall Rev Parry Thomas Rev L L Lawrence Thursday Mar Friday Mar 316 I i fit avS Mm hard to heaven of heart A may fall It Dover I A i I A I r W I V I J i Is given thai Arthur- Everest Hie Village of in ihe r Unlarjo Ktcetrlclan will to at session going on for a Of from his w Ife EST now rchrng ill the Town or In the of t Toronto this Sifd lay of A Ills solicitors Godfrey Ijielan A Street West A i WELDING V- i Almost all parts of Ma- satisfactorily re- paired at reasonable prices by J this Process Try it v ROGERS M Newmarket Phono Residence l of Hank of Toronto at Fred Blacksmith A I r 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