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NEWMARKET FRIDAY DEO A Unique Honor Dr Robert Chemistry at News and Information For the Busy Farmer by the Ontario Department of Agriculture Our Local News British consumer demands brands of food Canadian therefore must make effort to satisfy this market lis enica to depend so honored by the Government with the Cross of the Feeding Scratch Grains The amount of scratch grain The the re f the isit to the college la flnj party of agricultural need ns energynadi ill of the North End Tin Shop FURNACES STOVES PLUMBING Eavetvoughing Etc EDGAR Furaitur Shot SU Very quiet In Town Theatre were the only public Street Bridge Work is almost at a standstill new Water Street bridge foundation work Is completed also flooring of the bridge and the tccting wall on the north side The wall ready for the cement je weather has been too The east approach Is filled In with earth from the Fair Grounds which will make a big improvement ue on the Western approach but is a tremendous gap to til as If the bridge will not be traffic till Spring Friends Church The Friendly Church Wishing you all A Happy and Prosperous New Year School of Religious Education at oclock Classes for all ages Worship New Year mes sages will toe delivered at both ser vices by the pastor service Tuesday commencing at pm tinder the leadership of the Senior Christian Endeavor A welcome is extended to all Junior Christian Endeavor Thursday night Midweek service at oclock Just a thought We always the New Year a good deal like going to a wedding It is a new deal and there is no use talking a- bout the past especially the Christmas The Coal Kids going of January Free concert Every Week J LITTLE HUM Say It With Flowers This Christmas CUT FLOWERS Rests Narcissi Rub Mums each from Trees from up spruce from fiOc up PERKINS GREENHOqSl St Phone 135 Newmarket Trinity United Church Large congregation last Sunday orning and the bright sunshine was radiated in the cheerful within the pastor delivering a splendid Christmas sermon and late to the boys and girls on the Biggest Birthday Party The joyous Christmas music led by a large choir was spontaneously bar- among the worshipers the los by Miss Jean Hunter and Mas- Willie were appreciated also the song of praise by the choir Miss Kathleen presided at the pipe organ In the evening a beautiful White Gift Service was held at which time special Christmas program was pi by the Sunday School Scholars each department having separate part the Intermediate Che leading In the service of bob throughout the evening The sang songs along with a drill the Primary a Bible Drill The Juniors presented a pageant The Christ Child and the Intermediates artistically decorated to represent the Bethlehem Hanger and appropriate Ing the closing prayer by the pastor the organist played Silent Night SmithWilliams Wesley Williams was the scene of wedding on Dec I daughter came the bride Indents and faculty from France Winter Conditions According I throughout Ontario during The weather has been satis factory except that the water sup ply is low Poultry have proved disappointing at the height of the marketing sea son Many sideroads in ill of the province have been impass able for motor Sunshine For Poultry ler months when the sun shines but little Sunshine in the feed is as important as any one of the other ingredients in a poultry ration Egg production health quality of shell nutritive value of cod the best substitute for the direct rays of the sun Both are quite rich in the sunlight factor and available at a reasonable price Cod liver meal supplies liver tissue that helps to build up the have cod liver oil or cod meal as one of the ingredients buy them secure in 11 knowledge that your flock- will gel all the they need in Clipping the cows thighs ant flanks is a big in the produc of clean milk The cleaner the are kept the less dust and dirt likely to get into the milk being drawn A good halfday may well be voted at this time to arranging and tools properly in implement shed Cultivating and implements should be left at the front ies first re Compel Members farmers who attended the Royal Christmas Carol night to the homes of people were enjoyed by the Inmates Watch Night Service The Intermediate and Senior C E Society of the Christian Church are holding their annual WatchNight service on New Years Eve Special ing a ten For the next three months about one quart of scratch grains hens or pounds to hen should bo fed This should be sup plied an hour before the birds go roost so they will have it up before dark Do grain in the morning as hens apt to fill up on it and hen will for it digest before eating mash and obtaining the egg- building materials A high grade Supply green fee hen you can The Seed Market The and red clove sea market continues at tin and with very moving at present from districts The export demand reported unusually low and Business College School reopens Jan at market Business College Individual Instruction Enter any time Write for particulars 2w If You Waqt or Business UP BOYDS LIVERY Successful Graduates Fifteen graduates of Newmarket Business College have accepted well paid office positions during the past six months This proves efficient training given by this school and Is a proud record Business training should prepare them to be ready for write this guests of g for fifteen scholarships each offered by the Eaton Company of Toronto for the best wipers bearing on the trip and problems in general Ex imitations of the contestants been conducted in each county and he papers of the first Relatively flow prices ere offered to growers and there a tendency for them to hold their seed The report from Toronto hands The demand for alfalfa owing to the short hardy strains this ye demand and at slightly higher pri According to view fall was belter quality and quantity than am The in Tall wheal bout five per cent rattier- nee ted Tinder weather condition Oat this year yielded OH per cent of in erate Hi though good in quality was defic iept in quantity Corn on whole was the stnrj FINE WALL PAPERS LARGEST AND BEST SELECTIONS FOB JILL FROM 10c TO PER ROLL Variety of an M In Tinta Harauuilllt WINDOW SHADE PAPER FOR BLINDS DUPLEX GREEN AND COMBINATION 841 You Any Papa With Montreal Dec Halifax an almost completely cut off from all with this part of Can ada in the severest storm to hit Nova Scotia for several years Practically all wires including the Bell Tele phone Canadian National Telegraphs Conditions vicinity of Montreal were little better nearly trucks marooned at St Annes for the past North Gwillimbury Council fna a Lots 10 it plan be chan ged from Ritchie to Norman Tax Roll lot plan pollard on Nearly all highways indefinitely while Ing aided by heavy winds keeps blocking the roads Conditions in tie city are bad a continual heavy snow fall obstructing passage DEATH OF KINDERGARTEN EXPER Mrs Hughes wife of James Hughes and recognized as or of the four greatest experts in ktndei i City educated in Ihe and the amount of to operate it very much Ie Draper care Most farm I rust out rather ay he EARN TO TEE Ambitious reallable men wanted at once Part time pay while training for Aviation Mechanics Garage Work Driving Battery Electric Welding House Wiring Industrial Electricity Ma chinist Bricklaying Drafting Act quick get in i call TRADE Eastern Headquarters King FURNACE WORK PLUMBING EAVETR0UGH1HG OUR SPECIALTIES THE LEADING TINSMITHS OSBORNE SON Newmarket pretty Christmas at when their el- Kathleen Smith and Mrs also or Newmarket The ceremony which was conduct ed by the Rev A Marshall was performed under an arch of ever green Interwoven with pink t played wedding march The bride who was given rlage by her father looked dainty and sweet In a georgette and si lace gown over ivory satin He of embroidered tulle was arranged side with orange blossoms She car ried a bouquet of calla lilies fly roses and fern Her only at tendant was petite Freda daintily dressed in white silk radium lace and carrying a basket of butter fly roses and fern During the signing of the Mr of Aurora unch of the bride sang A dainty buffet luncheon was and following the toasts to The by Rev A Marshal Parents by Dr Williams of Aurora to Our Guests by Mr Williams Dr C Gilbert sanj My World The brides mother wore a Ing gown of beechnutbrown Bilk flat bouquet of ophella the Smith mother room dressed In black atln trimmed with cream ophella roses and fern Clifford of Opt as one of three of junior IHv it the Winter I ii England next year Ontario Yet ills that house wife and the millions more like her Great Britain who determine large extent the price our farm- for their product returned as extra in but only n average crop are a short crop Live is he in ml In fewir I have lone number Kitchener Dec While sleighing home from after having been on a buying trip With his wife Addi son Martin years old farmer of Wnltcnstein was killed almost In stantly at oclock this afternoon when a Canadian Pacific Railway crashed Into him at a level crossing Mrs Martin escaped injury while one horse was killed and tl other will not survive the sustained Martin died of a fractured skull aboard the caboose which being rushed to At the point where the accident the snow was piled up on either side of the road and it doubtful If Martin saw the plow all The grade approach Martin Is survived by his widow In Canada exported agricultural products to the value of and of this total about worth went to the United Kingdom the competition is keen and the and I see IF IT IS A It Is More than a Watch Its a Timepiece MAKE IT A Mrs Smith will Ave If What shall I give John or What would Mary Like are problems that perplex you let us suggest the answer Theres a handsome Guild Watch for mother father son or daughter a style for each and every one For Said In Newmarket WAINMANS JEWELRY STORE Member of Watchmakers Guild State Normal Albany She later look in kindergarten work in New York after which she devoted her life to the cause of education of children Mrs Hughes was well throughout the United States as lecturer on kindergarten was ihe first kindergarten in Canada She was president of the kindergarten Association of Ihe United Slates three occasions and was also dent of the Educational o She In her eightysecond year was due to a heart affection i member of the is also noted having been a former chief Inspector of Toronto publlo He Is President of the York Pioneers Association and a brother of the late Sir Sam Hughes One faugh tor Mrs J A Lunde of Chicago also survives A son Chester Hughes killed In world war Service tin family residence on Thursday with In torment after cremation in Maine Washington Dec Mi Jones widely known labor leader and ministering to tho workers is lying close to death at the home of a friend on a nearby Maryland farm On May I Labors Joan of Arc will be years of age Whether she be alive when the century mark Is turned Is problematical Dr H Hewlett of Silver Springs attending physician Bald tonight his patient may pass away at any moment some time The physician stated that Born in Cork Ireland the famous labor agitator then Mary Harris came to the United States the ago of six years Her father of the Irish rebels against British domination was arrested and sent to be executed Ho effected escape and with others flew Irlam a small fishing vessel making his and sent for his family This remarkable centenarian believe a sister of the late Rev Dean Harris noted traveller and author who years ago was parish priest of St Johns Chufch Nowmarket From feet above New York City reporters In an aeroplane comfortably and pleasantly with St Catharines Deo Twenty five snorting steers battled with roaring Canadian National locomoUve near Vineland The steers lost a battle proved fatal for of the were being when they stampeded they track pounding their the and add Ihe me to the Collectors Roll Take off lot plan 220 Alice Efitrado as Mrs Virgin Change lots and plan to rights Lid Change laxos of J change lot plan to Rachel Bridge and lot plan Frances Meadows Carried bylaw was passed for payment of Township Officers D reeve A Davidson as deputy reeve as councillors S Sedore J Nelson A E Pollock as treasurer half half half Ing officers by bylaw D O No 1 N Wade No J W Hirst No 2 Cecil No Donald Davidson Wm Ham Richard No Nor- man Doyle Pardee Poll Clerks Squire Harvey Robinson Harold Stonehouse Harry Horner Geo Munroe Frank Thompson Poll Clerks in same or der as Deputy Returning Officers The list of the accounts pal wil appear in the financial statement SedoreNelson That this Council now adjourn sine die Frank L CI Niagara Fails Dec who hung around the tlonal railway depot here this waited his chance and held ticket clerk and escaped with President Beatty of the says his company has spent 386 capital development in past NOTICE Is hereby given that Collins of the City of Toronto in the County of York In the of Ontario will apply I Parliament of Canada at the next session thereof for a BUI from her husband GEORGE ROBERT NIXON COLLINS on ground of adultery and desertion DATED at Toronto In the County York In the Province of Ontario 14th day of December By her Solicitors AND RICHARDSON Federal Building EXECUTORS NOTICE TO hereby given that all claims against the late of the Tow Newmarket in the County of York their ket aforesaid are required with executors pi the fourth day of January proceed to distribute titled having Dated at Newmarket thl3 10th day claims properly immediately regard only of December 1920 ESQ New York HeraldTribune destroyed by a bombing half of the west half of lot In Ihe 8th concession of the alp of King in the Counly York owned by late Edwin Watson eased addressed to the underslgn- day of January fall wheat of i Town of Newmarket BYLAW Law to Authorize the Renewal of a Contract Made with the to and York Radial Railway Company for the Supply of Corporation of thft of Newmarket by an Agreement date the Twentysixth day of April entered any fo by the said company on the terms and conditions herein contained AND WHEREAS the Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario purchased the power rights formerly held by the Toronto and York Radial Railway Company and has assumed the rights ana liabilities or the To- and York Radial Railway under the Contract hereinbefore men tioned AND WHEREAS this Council deems it expedient that such contract should 1 of the Municipal f provide first obtained In the by the Municipal Act THEREFORE the Municipal of the Corporation of the Town of and the Toronto and York Radial Railway Company for the sup- ply of power dated the 26lh day of April shall be renewed with the Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario for a period of five years from the dale Of expiration of the said the said Hydro Power Commission of Ontario as ma entitle the Corpora tion to demand such passing thereof if previously assented to by the Municipal Voters in tha manner provided by the Municipal PASSED this day authorize the renewal of a made with the Toronto York Radial Railway Co for the of And further take notice that If assent of the electors is obtained to the said ByLaw I consideration by the Council on 3th day of January at tit our of eleven oclock in the And further take notice that thi Monday Janunry day of January Municipal ElecHon Clerk on Friday published this day of Clerk Town of Newmarket