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v i SAND of lL Office and Residence Main St ratings By Appointment A BA Barrister SolkitoT Notary Public Etc Wellington St gram ud pit Delivered or at Plant phone Office phones and ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR Industrial House and Farm Wiling DOUG General Repairs Torridoil space heaters and Oil AD Electrical Household Appliances Phone Box Ontario St Newmarket a MATHEWS STIVER AND VALE Barristers Solicitors Notaries J Mathews QC R Stiver B E Lyons BA Joseph Vale t Phones Ont Toronto Oat J AM MILLS MAIN ST ket James J Wall PLUMBING HEATING Contractor Dealer for Fairbanks Morse Pressure Systems Oil Burners Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning OAK RIDGES PHONE KING 111 PHONE AURORA VIOLET MacNAUGHTON Conveyancing owl St Insurance S3 SOLICITOR ETC 35 MAIN ST NEWMARKET DENTAL DR W NOBLE Over MUNICIPAL OFFICE Office Residence i Dr C VanderVoort DENTIST St Newmarket CHIROPRACTIC J lockieltat DC OF CHIROPRACTIC Associated With m I Hunt 0 Newmarket Baker BC CHIROPRACTIC AURORA 11 a 7 PHONE AURORA for NEWMARKET Coal Coke Wood and Stoker Coal Above is a group of young girls who were enrolled recently in the Newmarket Guide company The guides tried tests for their hostess badges on the same night entertained the members of the Holland Landing company also the mothers of the newly enrolled guides Photo by Budd Pfwne 5 Orders taken for Gravel Sand and Crushed Stone and General Hauling EVANS FURS Distributor in and District for WHITE ROSE PRODUCTS Gasoline Motor Oil Stove Oil Fuel Oil iff Phone 5 Timothy St THE VARIETY OF DESIGNS m In oar collection MONUMENTS is that we iaeet almost any both as to kind Mat t 1 We wake memorial to of every lad wr work excellent always and service prompt reasonably priced and SON MAIN ST A I PHONE 1050 v A we INSURANCE Confederation Life Association Representative Fire Automobile Casualty Eagle St Newmarket Phones Newmarket 155 Danicl Webster was right about years ago when he uttered this solemn warning that we quote here If true then and it was how much more true it is today Let the stand ard of Gospel Truth fall and all our liberty light and loveliness will bo submerged under an op pressors heel Here are Daniel Websters words If religious books are not widely circulated among the masses in this country I do not know what is to become of us as a nation The thought is one to cause solemn reflection on the part of every patriot and truth is not diffused error will be If God and His Word are not known and received the devil and his works will gain the as cendancy If the evangelical volume does not reach every hamlet the pages of a corrupt and licenti ous literature will If the pover of the Gospel is not felt throughout the length and breadth of the land anarchy and misrule degradation and misery corruption and darkness will reign without mitigation or end This is one reason why we have such a column that the Word of Truth might be given out to you STORE IS THE WORKING MANS FRIEND Honor Red Cross Members For Outstanding Service Four members of the Newmar ket branch Canadian Red Cross were honored for their outstand ing service at a meeting of the group on Tuesday May Guest speaker was Mrs A C chairman of the Central Ontario Region of the Branch Liaison committee It was the last sewing and quilting meeting of the season The group held work sessions a luncheon and a general meeting during the day The years work was completed and the wearing apparel and other articles were prepared for shipping Receiving their service badges for outstanding work were Mrs George Mrs M Cock- burn Mrs J Booth and Mrs Alan Cody Acknowledgement was made for several quilts They had been donated by or ganizations in the surrounding community From the Womens Institute had come an earlier donation of two quills The United church Zephyr donated a quilt and the St Sewing Circle sent two quilts to the Red Cross In addressing the meeting jMrs McKenzie said the chain of humanitarian services that make up the Canadian Red Cross there cannot be a weak link There must always be enough workers enough equip ment and enough money to keep the Red Cross on the job and to keep it strong Far from resting from their labors now that the flood re lief emergency in Europe is over Red Cross womens work groups will have to vork as hard as ever to meet Canadas quota of needed textiles for the rehab ilitation program Canada has undertaken to supply all sheets towels and pillow slips some blankets and all of the childrens bedding and possibly some of the sewing materials for of the 12000 families in Holland in need of textiles You know that if ten families were flooded out tonight they would have a place to sleep dry clothes enough to eat thanks to the Red Cross and to every vol unteer worker and contributor to the organization In the first nine months of there were in Canada 13 were major disasters The Red Cross assisted persons and families The Red Crass operates Outpost Hospitals and Nursing Stations in Ontario In one year Outpost nurses in hospitals clinics and schools ministered to more than men women and children Again this worthy contribution to the life of the Canadian frontier was made by your support of your Notional Red Cross There are some that never end I refer to the war against suffering against disease and against misfortune And that war must never stop It is the war of mercy if I may call it that which the Red Cross and its army of more than a million f Canadian members continues to wage day in and day out at home and abroad Among the serious problems which the world faces today is the fact that there are over million refugees in the world And while the ultimate solution of their problem is a political one their plight must touch the conscience of Red Cross devot ed as it is to the promotion of health and mitigation of suffer ing It is important that Red Cross be strong and remain strong to meet our obligations national and international rziLU INSURANCE ars VAIN TV SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned by Pump Equipment THE SURE WAY Sutton Phone 231r t vn TO a w PHONE 395 FOR COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE QWCIBIV6S NEWMARKET If Crossbnd Guernsey High Producer Harold was elected president of the ParentTeacher association St Johns school Newmarket at the last meeting of the season held on Monday May The program featured a concert by the pupils of grades to inclusive Murray Roberts presided Mr Roberts thanked the teachers and parents for their cooperation in the recent Family Night which had proven so successful Sev eral items of business were dis cussed Among them was the question of a safety guard for such busy intersections as Main and On tario It was decided to con sider the suggestion of training senior children to act as the guards The will join with the Home and School association when the latter group holds its annual parly for the members of the entrance class and their par ents Coronation plans for the pupils of St Johns school were discus sed The children will attend a special Mass on Coronation Day prior to joining in the general parade The program presented by the pupils of Sister Mary Timothy and Miss C Carroll at the Mon day meeting was primarily a mu sical one consisted of group singing piano solas and ducts vocal solos and recitations The musical training of the children for the program was directed by Sister Fred took the chair for the election of officers Those elected for the ensuing year In clude past Murray Roberts pros vice Richard sec A A and treas Mrs Francis Buck ler The installation ceremony will be held at the fall meeting in October Sister Mary moved a vote of thanks on behalf of the teachers to the retiring executive of the and Mrs S Stev ens did the same for the parents and thanked the Sisters for the two programs they had presented during the year A social half hour followed when refreshments were served Mothers of the pupils in grades and were hostesses under the of Mrs Donald Mount Albert For Sports Day And Home Wccxefld The Sports Day weekend In Mount Albert on June will be old home weekend for many former resident It will be the annual day in the community park and from what the citizens In charge say it will be the yet There will be ball mere fT- horseshoe pitching contests and bingo among other game Races will be held for the school chil dren and bronze medals will be given to the winner Various of entertainment to please everyone will be in progress during both the after noon and evening The annual dance will be held in the even ing A brass band will be play ing on the grounds during the afternoon Mount Albert is conducting a contest in Its advance sale of tickets The person selling a certain ticket will win a cash prize of The person who buys it will win 50 There will be pony rides for the small chil dren There will be refresh ment booths and supper will be served on the grounds am write to the editor an una of the mast be kaown to tHr PRESENT BOWLER WITH SIFT BEFORE DEPARTURE TO US The Newmarket Ladies Lawn Bowling club held a social even ing on Tuesday May in honor of Mrs who is leaving Newmarket her home in San Francisco The party was held in the Mi ami club rooms on Davis Dr E Bowling on the mats interested some of the members while others played bridge in the back room In the absence of the president Mrs McCaffrey who was ill Mrs C Willis called on Mrs Hopper to present a gift of a silver cream and sugar set on a tray a memento of the Newmar ket club to Mrs Garrioch Re freshments were served by Mrs Art Evans and her committee EVANGELINE AUXILIARY Members of the Evangeline auxiliary Trinity United church Newmarket are remind ed of the Rural rally which will be held in Richmond Hill on Thursday May Cars are av ailable to take members to the rally For further particulars members are requested to contact Mrs Angus King Mr Editor Your editorial con cerning the parking problem and the culprits who park all day is not fair to the factory worker in fact it sounds sarcastic We factory workers spend al most all our earnings here in town I work out of town and bring the money here to spend on rent hydro water etc Are we culprits Doesnt the town appreciate our help Did you ever look around for more parking space What about filling more space on Tim othy St East What about the south extremity of Main St Cant the town touch that S Timothy St Editors Note It is possible that the writer interpreted sar casm because the word- cul prits was used No sarcasm was intended against the fac tory workers In fact we were pointing out that the factory worker has a case We said in effect one could argue both ways on subsidized parking The taxpayers could be paying for municipal parking lots for people who shop in the stores or make business calls and or people who need a place to park their cars while they are at work Both groups are Important to Newmarket j GET A TRACT Ot A BOY CAN DO A MANS WORK AND CHIAP TO BUN USIPUL ROUND tt mm LAWN WHfc IT AS A TOO 13 CM tota Ward Allan United Dr Phone Newmarket time too My Farm Improvement Loan is paying off in profit forme FARM IMPROVEMENT LOAN Modern planting equipment is just one of many things a farmer can buy with the aid of a Farm Improvement Loan Livestock electrification farm almost any farm improvement can be financed with See your Bank of Toronto manager He be glad to help in any way he can I to torn I if mBBL in a- g A Tnw i SPECIAL MENS ALLWOOL ir YARN DYED WORSTED SUITS J The valve If Cauda a snDra mm mm SUITS CLEARANCE ALL I i