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a i lira Id Dr H Main and SU Dr J- Medicine of Toronto Licentiate of the Royal V Physicians and member of uce of Surgeons of Eng- W J assistant in Eve Hospital and Nose and Vested Glasses Supplied j iplone OUR LOCAL NEWS i- Methodist Church Sunday Aug 3rd Is feeling sad plaint of are to low that work head down feelings dm- a Sunday SchooL a The Congregation will worship with the Presbyterian- Con gregation in the Presbyterian Church p Public Worship Snider Preacher and efery- Eyes fe10 s AND JEWELLER Park lining Avenue Post Office BERT GREEN ft AND PAPER HANGER Ave 2nd bouse from and thin goes wrong- otter a oAd tee what Dr Pierces Prescription has done for mora than a million wo men in the last fifty years for it do for you A helping hand to lift up weak tired- overtaxed women thats what youll find in Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription It gives you just the help that you need To be had in liquid or The monthly meeting of tablets Tablet form at all drug the will be held on- stores Property Sold Mrs A J Hughes has sold her residence on Millard Avenue lo Mrs Rev Hairier of and gives up posses sion on the J si of August Mrs Hughes is going lo Toronto to reside W T U St Newmarket CHOICE STOCK OF WAUL PAPER hand POBox TraTCLIFF LTCM j Teacher Tuesday the of Aug in the home of Mrs Heal on Queen St commencing at 3 p in A full attendance is requested as busi ness of importance has to be Iransacated Press Singing Conservatory of Newmarket on W CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO p District Representative a I If Ma Co of York of Toronto Build- SI opposite for I Electrical Storm The most severe storm so fat this season occurred last Satur day morning About the main feed wires for the electric power were cut off and everything was at a standstill so far as energy was And it remained so unlit nearly j me I ever took It It is a medicine thats made especially j to build up womens and to cure womens ailments an invigorating re- tonic- soothing cordial and bracing nervine purely vegetable non alcoholic and perfectly harmless You can procure a trial by to Dr Pierce Buffalo Ost A few years ago I had a severe breakdown I would have pains in my head and would suffer with backache I was ailing for about two years Had doctored but did not seem to get cured of theallmenL At last I took Dr Pierces Favorite Prescrip tion and ft did me more good than any Phone REAL ESTATE Town Property and for Rent nd other Securities Bought and Lil Bond Farm Fire Insurance a Specialty it new office in the To HAMILTON Newmarket 1 1 oclock It bad knock out for business but crowds thronged the streets down Town in the evening built me up and J A STOUFFER Newmarket Piano Voice and Vio lin in all kinds of Musical Instruments and Repairs piano Tuning Agent for Columbia and Records Complete St Prompt Service W CO Barristers Solicitors Etc AND TORONTO Mr J announces owning of a Law office in the Toronto Building Botsford St that he wll be in Newmarket follows Tuesday to p Every Saturday a to 12 noon It i expected arrangements will hi nwde whereby a represenUt- Hie firm he in the office Furnace Work Brieflels There are not many Towns that have more news boys than markcl Every evening some 18 line up on the arrival of the oclock car and scramble for their bundles No market last Saturday morn ing The storm knocked out trolley and there were- no city hucksters Neither were there any people down from the north with their baskets The Imperial Oil Co is now- delivering oil by motor truck here New car arrived on Saturday It is a time of suspense for the young folks who have been trying their exams and anxiously awaiting the re The Inquest Verdict The adjourned inquest call ed to enquire into the cause of the Cane explosion which happened on the June took place at the Town Hall on the 25th of July before Col Greer County Crown Attorney and Coroner Dr J Wesley The Cane Sons Co was represented by Mr The Jury of twelve men were all present but one when the constable opened the Court but this one put in an ap pearance before the evidence I felt better In every way than I had for two years previously Mrs Heath JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE EXAMINATION Names of Successful Candidates Newmarket Honours Brace Davidson Bruce Davis Teddy Dfllane Mildred Draper Edward Albert Meek Allan Mills Lennox Moffat By by Moss Pass Aileen Arnold Harold Belfry Bertram Bell Helen Cecil Bond Marion Clark Davis Vera Cover Janni Harrison Laurie Hook Winnie Hugo Myrtle Johnston Bessie Kershaw Emma Murray Margaret Patterson Wilfrid Peraull Clara Verna Taylor Helen Tunny Frank Be mice Webster Edna Willis Florence Wilson Robert Lewis Florence Christina MacDonald Mildred Nora Clarke Mills Earl Murphy Kathleen Lome Hazel Florence Rogers Beta Sisler Leon Winter Jack Young Plumbing Our Specialties See the Bathroom Outfit rat the Shop the explosion boilers THE LEADING TINSMITH SONS TO GROCERY PHOTOS THAT Oct Them Zurbrigg Tht l Your Town the On Door Net Office I The Leading Varieties of TOfflATO CELERY CABBAQE PEPPER ASTER NASTURTIUM ETC Hon Ready In Quantity No Order lean than Mo Delivered ft PfcHttlN Marriage at the Era Office Era Ada bring Try one had been taken Evidence as and the of was given by Walter Torn Sanderson land En gineer Arthur Everest These men gave their evidence in the most clear and way that could be desired and showed thai understood Iheir work of looking after the boilers and that everything was running before the accident Evidence went to show that be boilers had been cleaned and in spected at regular times and Ibat the water glasses to the different boilers contained plenty of water just previous to the accident Considerable excitement was created as the Crown Attorney drew the evidence from Mr who gave evidence for a Boiler Insurance Company who had examined these boilers in April The evidence went to show that at different times dur ing the sixteen years the present boilers have been in position they have been troubled with the boilers leaking though they did not leak at the of Installa tion The next witness was Mr Combe a representative from the Boiler Markers Company at Mon treal He proved to be a very clever man as a boiler expert He gave a description of the exact way in which the end of the boiler became cracked that is theoretically speaking He also produced an report of an analysis of the water taken from the same well the boilers were at the time of explosion and showed by comparison with the report of the analysis of the water used by the Office Specialty Mfg Co and the Town Waterworks that it contained fairly high quantities of certain chemicals that arc not present in the latter two samples of water The IhCOry this chemical in the water acts on the interior of the boiler plate causing it to brittle and forming s surface A sample of the boiler plate has been sent to Connecticut for analysis and as no report an yet has been receiv ed the above theory for the deter ioration of the plate of metal forming the head of the boiler which blew out with such terrific destruction has not been Satis factorily established bo the jury brought In the verdict that the death of five victims had been caused by the deterioration of the metal in the boiler which could not have been previously delected and that neither the Cane Com pany nor any of their employees Were in the least negligent or responsible for the accident The Company Is so firmly venceri that the water bos been the cause of the defect in the and the cause of the ac cident that they are laying pipes to get a supply of water from the canal Honours Marjorie Lewis Willie Miller Irene Smith Pans Richard Bond Boss Cowieson Byron Merlon Cordon Lena Taylor Wallace Walton Mary Wedded Mount Albert Honours Clayton Lawrence Harvey Robertson Maude Madeline Van Norma Ambrose Woods Etta Stokes Lena on Cutller Florence Norman Smith Pass Olive Douglas Campbell Kill Clark Vincent Helen Howard Ma bike Horace Cray Fred Gray Marion Gimter Maude Knott Barbara Rather Hose Boss Bern Ice Thompson Ivan Woodcock Sutton Honours Eva Taylor Annie David John Ingram Florence Keating Chris fan Latimer Thomas Stiles Helen Taylor Thompson Harry Honours Shearer Pass Harold Webster Madeline Annie West I come I in lis Educated 8ea Lions The Sparks World Famous Shows billed to exhibit here Wednesday Aug ust will present this year for their patrons appreciation the largest and without doubt the most wonderful herd of performing Heals and Sea Lions ever exhibited in America These truly wonderful animals perform seem ingly Impossible feats and do them With ease and grace only assumed by human performers They have been trained to walk a tight rope while skillfully balancing an open um brella on the of their noses They climb ladders while balancing large rubber balls tossing them from one to the other with the They ride bar back on galloping horses while whirling brands of fire rubber halls other articles The performance of these remark able animals is truly a sensation and the ease and with which they obey command of their tralner leaves little doubt but what they enjoy giving the per fully as much as the audien ce enjoy seeing It Some Idea of the expense Incurred in presenting this act to the public can be obtained from the statement thai these animate must be fed on live fish which mind he of the salt water variety hence must come shipped alive from either the Atlantic of Pacific ocean It costs from five lo ten dollars each per day to board they animals vary ing according to the snows distance from either ocean OFPGORNS I MOISTURE Apply few drops anvinabie crops saved by 2 Performances v This Season Try Ins to Cream Producers Great Losses Prevented by Cooling Cream During Hot Weather In Properly Constructed Tank or Agriculture fc Ontario C Mc 1 Doesnt hurl a bit I Drop a little oh an aching com instantly that corn stops hurting then you lift it right out Yes magic A tiny bottle of costs but a few cents at any drug store but is sufficient to remove every hard corn soft corn or corn between the toes and the calluses without soreness or irritation is ther sensational discovery of a Cincinnati genius l won derful POPULARITY It is possible for a person to j be undeservedly popular His popularity may not be due to good qualities but- to wealth or other advantages Many people honor a person for selfish rea sons They think it pays them to have his good will A humble person may after all have as many real friends as an honored one The friends of the former are generally true being friendly because of admiration for him and not are seeking favor He knows who his true friends are but the other doesnt When an ap parently popular man fails in a financial or any other way which reduces him to a humble posi tion he soon finds who his true friends are Unless he is a I very bad character one with friends is generally better principle than only a few enemies usually doesnt seek popularity but the latter generally does It is easy for anybody to become popular if he has the advantages When a person has only a few enemies they generally have good reasons for being such It is found thai many a popular man will be very generous in his deal ings with people he wants for friends hut unmerciful when dealing those whose friendship he doesnt desire One person may truthfully say of another that he may have acted good with nearly else but that he acted meanly with him DIFFICULTIES AIRMEN HAVE TO FACE only a few a man of is one with The former The statement on behalf of the British Aid Ministry that aviators are forbidden to fly lowed than 1000 feel above town suggests that the margin of safety is peri lously small in the event of en gine trouble in such an event the airman must come to earth inside a circle the diameter of which is ten times the height of machine and an altitude of feet gives him a choice over an area of barely three square miles or a horizontal distance from the point vertically beneath where his engine failed of less than a mile At feet the area is in creased to rather more than milesnone too much in the case of towns of any importance There is always the risk of mak ing a bail landing In cloudy weather especially when as often happens the clouds are less than 5000 feel above the ground At thai altitude an airman forced to land would have a choice over about square mies which Is considered about the minimum for safety la one of the essen tial requirements for the growth of Its functions aje a solvent and carrier of plantfood a food di rectly or indirectly for the it to maintain the plants in a turgid condition thus enabling them to stand more erect and resist the force of the winds Also the eva poration of the water from the sur face of the leaves equalizes the tern- of the plants Thus water serves the in no small way and so the farmer Is always very anxious each spring that his soil have sufficient water stored within It to supply the growing plants during the next three or four months when the rainfall may not be sufficient for their requirements The amount of water required for crops is rather surprising in humid regions they require from 200 to pounds for every pound of dry mat ter produced and In dry climates the amounts are about double of these Of- the ordinary farm crops he legumes including clovers peas and beans use the most water then comes potatoes next then In order oats buckwheat barley wheat rape raatze and millet The water that the plants take from the soil exists in the form of thin films around the soil- grains If the soil be well drained and other wise in good physical condition these films will occupy about one- half of the air space of the soil the other half being available for air which growth of the roots The water In the form of films has the power to rise up through the Boil grains In a manner similar to of the rise of oil In a larapwick or water through a lump of sugar This rise takes place more quickly and extends higher if soil grains be fairly fine and in a mellow and friable condition or In other words be In good tilth Water In ex cess of this film water should be drained from the soil otherwise the soil remains cold and the air is ex cluded from the roots roots Conserving the soil moisture con sists o getting as much as possible of tbe rains and of the buoy into the lower depths of the soil and In the second place pre venting tbe water that rises to the surface during the period of growth from evaporating The first can be secured by fall ploughing and in other ways making the soil surface as open and receptive as possible for the easy entrance of the water and the evaporation can be prevented to a large degree by keeping the sur face after the crops are sown or planted well mulched The soil I mulch one to three Inches deep Is found tobe very effective In keeping the film water from reaching the Bur- face and there evaporating under the sun and wind Ilie surface of the toll and this applies chiefly to heavy soils should not be allowed to be come crusted as a crust on the top cracks open ami allows the water to escape The best illustrations of mulching and Its good effects arc found in every welltilled garden but to a large degree the practice Ib practicable on the farms by a Judi cious use of the harrow and roller When the grain are rolled im mediately after seeding the harrow should be used if power enough be available both may be passed over the field at once Even after the grain is up 3 or Inches should a heavy rain pack down the soil the roller may be used to good advan tage In reestablishing a mulch The more frequently the corn and root fields are cultivated throughout the season of growth the more effective the mulch will be to conserve the soil moisture Graham USA O A College t M0BALV MPS- mm it LIVE UP TO WHAT YOU Live up lo what you learn Do not let your knowledge got too fur in sji- of your practice One who rails to set on the truth hehas discovered has no right to expect to learn more Wisdom must be transferred from the head to the life be worth much OTHER TABLETS NOT ASPIRIN AT ALL Only Tablet with Bayer Cross are Genuine Aspirin If you dont see the Bayer Cross on the tablets you are not getting Aspirin this I Genuine Bayer Tablets of As pirin are now made in Canada by a Canadian Company No German interest whatever all rights being purchased from ho United States Government During Ihe war add imitations were as Aspirin in pill boxes and various other containers ihe Bayer Cross is only way of knowing that you are get ting genuine Aspirin proved safe by millions for Headache Neu ralgia Colds Rheumatism Lum bago Neuritis and for Tain gen erally Handy tin boxes of tablets also larger sized Mayer pack ages can be had at drug stores Aspirin Is the mark registered in Canada of Bayer Manufacture of dester of Hot Weather Care Suggestions on the of Cream season of Is likely to bo one specially trying for those who to ship sweet cream on ac count of great scarcity of Ice In many localities not a pound of Ice was harvested during the winter sea son of The Icehouses arc empty and there Is nothing but water to cool the cream On some farms there Is a scarcity of water during hot weather which means added diffi culty In cooling the cream The first thing Is to a cool ing tank of some kind for holding cream can properly built of cement or wood and Insulating material Is best Falling this a coal- oll barrel with the burned to- remove the coaloil flavor sunk part ly In the ground and having a cover will answer the purpose This should be near well so as to be conven ient for pumping cold water Into It Each lot of cream should be cool ed at unco after separating and be fore mixing with previous lots A separate pall or can should be used for this part of the cooling process Allow the cream to remain In this special can set In tho cold water one separation to the next be ing careful wash it frequently as the warm cream will tainted with sour cream organ isms If this can or pall he not kept sweet Keeping pails cans etc clean and Immediate cooling to degF certainly below and frequent shipment or delivery of the cream the main points In hot wcatuor caro of cream Prof Dean A College Guelph OH THE FENCE is often said of man who takes no decided position for or again hi a alter that he Is on the fence If there In a man who thinks a woman has an easy lime of It why Just let him pin on pound of false hair and get Inside a pair of corsets and put on a pullback and he a woman and see how ho liken J Paris of Bradford sold re cently lhat averaged lbs and received a cheque for rv i THE SHOW THAT BROKE A PROMISE 4 YEARS OF HOHEST HE A vjv uaT win TEMTStHAT ARE I POSITIVELY WATERPROOF TWO TRAINS OF RAILWAY I STREET PARADE M DAILY AT PERFECT SPECIMENS OF THE llltfTn CURIOUS CREATURES GATHERED TOGETHER hid ONE IMMENSE MENAGERIE THE CHAMPIONS OF ALL COMPETE a FEATS OF DARJNO AND GRACE THE PRINCELY SALAPJES PAID IT TCI MAMMOTH ENTERPRISE Hill VALUABLE ARTISTS MALE RIDERS AERIAL ARTISTS TUMBLERS GYMNASTS AND SENSATIONAL FEATS OF SKILL ANO BY BOTH PERFORMERS- A OF BOUSES THE WORLDS BEST OF EDUCATED AN IMMENSE TfofittMorFHUT III- J HUT STEEL DAILY AT A IL THE LARGEST LAND ON INCHES TALLER THAN JUMBO A POSITIVE FEATURE AT W FERFOAMttttt DAILY- fiAIH OCtOtK foil mm I ft REMEMBER THE DATE ONE DAY ONLY WEDNESDAY AUG nut Along a I ft OR the Gillette owner life is one long holiday from stropping and honing It is a round of daily luxurious shaves The shaving quality of the hardtempered keen and lasting Gillette Blade is a never failing source of satisfaction You who are planning a vacation should include one pleasure you can enjoy twelve months each year buy a Gillette Safety Razor Free your holiday from strops and hones The new Kit Setthe Pocket Edition Gillette Safety Razor in a limp leather roll case complete with twelve doubleedged blades and a mirror takes only a few inches of space in your kit Remember how the Gillette was the choice of the soldiers of the Allied armies You will 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