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Jr 13 -V- i flWK fc A S53 rtBK ESS i-is- r WSS U a tfOx r Jx l it J J RoberUon VoWT fto Main SI Newmarket J jJTLoan on good o Farm Prank Duncan vrEBAN COLLECTOR FNSMITH Newmarket DENTIST rt Grocery Newmarket j Lewis Osteopath Local lis The Coming Exams The High School Entrant will be held and 23 and the Public School Graduation from June to according to a circular issued by the Education Department i TREATMENTS SVanic Sinusoidal Bay Currents Phone Church J Boyd Newmarket Dr jate in Medicine of I licentiate of To ronto College of merobcr of the Royal of England assistant Eye Hospital w Wffie Nose tad Telephone ConiuUaUonHorsSiO Changed Hands The old Grist Milf at the Depot hands again the latest purchaser being Mr Dyke of East who lias been operating in the Con Mr Dyke intends to overhaul the mill and put ixi elec tric power I WHEN BUYINGVEAST INSIST ONHAVlMG THIS PACKAGE ir i r Street Oiling It is time our citizens who desire to have the Streets oiled in front of their premises pot busy All petitions for street oiling must be in the hands of the Town Clerk in time for the next regular meeting of the Council on June 5th Last year the road oil about cents a gallon at Newmarket depot This year the cost is Morton and Fire Insurance NEWMARKET C JEWELLER Park Avenue Adjoining New Post Office With the advancement of spring outside improvements to homes and home surroundings are manifest all over town Next Wednesday is Victoria Day Send copyin a day earlier than usual An exchange says The best Spring tonic is work Have you tried it in the garden Every week in the good old summer time should be a clean up week DECLINE SUBSTITUTES A Something Should Be Done Anybody who has had anything to do with geeting up an enter tainment in the Town Hall knows the difficulty of securing a piano for the occasion Owing to the winding steps both the building end the piano suffer the result is thai nobody wants to even loan a piano The Council should either pro vide a hoist in the Town Hall or purchase a piano for public use charge rent for same List of those who have Answered the Call and are Lining Up for King and Country Lieut Jack Lieut Beg Lieut Harry Penrose Lieut Jafiray Robertson Surgeon Greenwood Ernie Dunn Glen E Harden Gordon Pearson Hill Sig C Mortimer Granger DRoss Gadsby A Smith Walter Trivett Henderson Geo- Yale Sill W- Bert Green AKDPAPER HANGER A lye 2nd house Street Newmarket- Bolton Hewitt Painter Paper Hanger House Decorator Corner Niagara and Street New- Teacher of Piano Voice and Vio lin Dealer in all kinds of and Repairs PIANO TUNING for Columbia and Records Complete Stock Prompt Service A Change of Color Our readers may have noted lately a change in the color of the paper used This is one of the minor effects of the war which will be felt by newspapers the world over The natural color of news print the wood pulp paper used in newspaper con struction is an indefinite cream shade To get the pure white color dyes arc used generally a compound of blue and red The are made only in Germany whence the supply is now com pletely cut off Some substitutes have been offered at prices two Hundred limes the normal charge hut those have proved of no value Yellow tinge in all newspapers will become inevitable until the war is over unless chemists out side of Germany may discover commercial methods of producing the essential dyes Plants and Flowers The attention of our readers is directed to an advertisement from Mr E of Last season a man peddling plants in East Tp said they were Turnoys and de ceived quite a few of his cus tomers This year Mrs Turney will be on the rig herself just as soon as the roads are favorable In the past many thousands of dollars worth of seeds came from Germany this year Mr informs us that most of his stock is from specially se lected plants grown by them selves His own is at the front with the rest of the volunteers and he determined that notoue cent shall pass through his hands to find a place in an enemy coun try No doubt the public will en courage any effort however small lo knock out a means of feeding Germany Issuer of LICENSES Office Newmarket Office Private issued at private if desired NEWMARKET Warble DESIGNS IN Head Stones ordering elsewhere Cut for Purposes Kept in ami to Order OXIDIZED WELDING On Short Notice Machinery for Sale DAVIS of Toronto Newmarket Must Report fill Fires A new regulation requires the fire chief of every municipality that has a fire brigade organized to report every fire within three days after its occurrence lo the provincial fire marshal For do ing this the chief receives no ex tra remuneration but for not do ing he is fined fifty dollars In this report lie must enumerate he amount of damage done cash value the amour of insurance carried by whom it is carried and the cause of the lire and other particulars concerning if In the case of townships Clerk of the township is required to forward his information to the fire marshal The clerk re ceives cents for each report he sends in From these reports are compiled the fire statistics of the province and it is hoped by care fully scanning these reports to soon eliminate a large number of tile disastrous fires Dial mean so loss in course of a year COAL FOR Beet Anthracite Coal at prices Orders filled at all wu Telephone No 177 South of Osbornes Shop Main North GLASS Millard Ave GREAT OPPORTUNITY Hiving installed an electric I have no further use for a Jftltt dynamo having a capaci- veffroB to lights to horn a steam plant Can fl In operation at any lime vili sell for fOMPBONS MACHINE SHOP Ave Newmarket MR FARMER We a position to Wj or Exchange Farm from 50 acres lo acres if you wish to mail lint on reqaeat or particulars of your tor sale- We are a position to Loan Money V Property or Mortgage for term at interest Ho SrinJ Private Years Write or P Luke Financial Newmarket High School regular May meeting of the Board look place on Thursday of last week J Wedlock in the chair Present Messrs Jackson A J Watson and Or Hull Some small accounts wore passed The Inspectors Report was taken up item by item and dis cussed with the Principal Sug gestions were made to increase the efficiency and standing of J he school The following motion was car ried unanimously That Messrs Wedlock and be Committee to consider the subject of building proper closets for ihe and how lo arrange a- system of sewerage and with power lo see the Jown Council and consult them and report fully to the Hoard A bonus of was voted to Mr Hall for extra work as caretaker owing to the use of the Assembly Hall by the Home Guard and he was reengaged for another year at a salary of The whole was for the year commencing Kept 1st as follows Mr Principal Mr Kidd Mr Math Miss Commercial 1100 Miss Taylor English Miss Classics The Secretary reported the de cision the Judge on the Essay Competition The SecretaryTreasurer was at the same salary The thanks of the Hoard was tendered to Dr Wesley and Mr Geo Barker for additions to the Natural History Collection and also to Mr Define for perennials for Ihe flower Prize Essays It has fallen to Newmarket High School to win the honor iir the Essay Contest on the subject of The Worlds Peace and How to Obtain About months ago Mrs Cor nell wife of the former esteemed Pastor of the Friends Church in Newmarket offered for com petition between the High Schools of Newmarket Bradford Aurora and Richmond Hill Hie contest to close at Easter and the judge bo one of the teachers In Pickering College There were four contestants three from Newmarket and one from Richmond Hill each to use a nondeplume The decision was reported to Ihe Hoard on Thursday oven rig of last week Miss Carrie Wesley winning 1st prize and Miss Jennie Mainprise 2nd prize both pupils of New market High School Elsewhere we publish the First Prize Essay thiswoek and nexl week will give the 2nd Prize Es say They are both compositions of a high order and the young ladies are lo he congratulated on their literary ability Town Council Regular meeting last Monday evening Members all present except Councillor Tench hills passed Radial power A Bin supplies Burke Eves Sewer Co Hell TcL Co lolls Pay Sheet Pay Sheet Applications for electric cur rent fromGeo Barker Grace St and Airs Prospect Ave granted and that of George Millard Millard Ave referred to A Lom Communication from York Ra dial re culvert on Eagle St referred to Corn Communication insurance of Firemen referred to Fire Light Com Communication from Can Gen Electric Co re contracts laid on able Water bills from Davis Leather Co referred to Fire Light Com for adjustment Petition from McDougall and others asking for drain on Park Ave to be attended to re ferred to I Com The Property Corn recom mended that a shed be provided for the Water The Com was instructed to re port on cost of repairing coal at Water Works for said purpose Council adjourned The Mayor Deputy and Councillor wore ap pointed a Court of Revision the first session to bo hold on 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Sapper A Mitchell Irwin W Jones G Johnson Ernest Johnston E James JMKennedy Kelly Harry Kaiser Laker i j v Our the largest and most uptodate North The Fit and Workmanship are guaranteed Our prlpes are right we bought before the recent advance Ah Is WGRCHANT TAILOR 160 Wain NEWMARKET a ft i r f AJtjf J i Lb a F Laker Laviolelto Pte All Lovett Geo Mee Pit Silas Miller Pte W Martin Pte J Martin Ezra Morrison Millar Pte Miller Mitchell Pte Manger J Moore Geo Pile McKay Pic John J McDonald Donald McDonald r Pie McDonald Pte Wm McDonald McKay W McTavish Pte Pte F MoIIale Pte Newman Pte Norman Osborne Pte Geo Peppiatt Pie Potter Pte Pearson Penrose Pte Pte J Robinson J Rowland Pte Carl McLean Stewart Pte Geo Smith Pie Smith Pie Smith Pt J Shelley Pie D Stoddard A Smith Pie Smith Pic Claude Vale Pie Reg Wilson Pie Geo West Pte Wesley J Walkins Ward Pic A Williamson J Wallace Wilson Pie Wm P Wright i I FIRSTCLA8S CONDITION J A Lot of Pulleys and Hangers at Also Belting at Half Price 7 Enquire at Era Office Newmarket r in Wo still have a few hundred dollars worth of Furniture left which we are making big Enlisted in No 2 Company Newmarket York Battalion J Andrews Wm f A Albinson Waller Artt James Abbs Wm Charles Burrows Brown Lawrence W Burrows Blair Bailie Ernest Dunn Big Canoe Enoch Bogarl Leslie Samuel Corp I Maurice Barnard Win Brown Geo J Black Harry Beck Richard Holland Marshall Holland George Bridges Victor Brooks Wesley Corp Brooks David Harnett Herbert Charles Syphcr Oscar Frederick Pi 1 I t m Wm Win Hugh Claydon Fred Cooper Chapman Wm Donald Chapman Corner Jos Lewis Dfihno Dougherty Stewart J DeansHarry Donno William Bison William Eves Alexander Alfred William Eves Samuel Fee J Albert Flanagan Roy Forth Albert Gee Alfred Godfrey Abranam Rutherford Graham Fred Godfrey Thomas Glover Leslie J Harrison Freeman John E Corp Hill George Hayes Wm Geo A Silas Huston Hill Sydney Hopper John Hartley James E Hugo Howard V Johnson Edward Johnson Lee James Lee John A Lundy Henry Benjamin Leslie Miller Wm Merrill John Mcintosh Aloxandcr Mears Fred J Brown McDonald John McLaughlin Carl McGonigle Rowland Corp Norwood Nicolls John Nugent Walter Near Rupert Frank Orion Geo Pearson Pago Leonard John Pipher Molbourno Peat Edward Pratt Albert O Henry Rose Lyall Robinson Win J Donald Ransom Rose Ross E Rye Freeman Smith A Ivan Bewail Stanley out of fflr Stock tions on A few Item a are Bedroom Sideboards Buffets Combination Secretary and SKINN i Hall cut Oak Parlor Suits Extension Tables 8 Iron Beds and Many Other Smaller Dealer In Furniture and Funeral Director Undertakers License License 1 GRAND TRUNK TIME TABLE fi r 4 Robert Smith David Starr Edgar Stone James Edward Clarke Smith Frank Geo Saunders Walter Ed Martin Leslie John Thomas Simmer son Leave GOING am pm pm 550 pm pm pm- pm Allendale if fll hi Leave 520 800 GOING SOUTH am Newmarket am Toronto am 855 am pm 137 pm pm pm Arrive 335 pm 815 pm 1050 Arrive 1018 pm- pm sf ii WOT I CE monoy you are throwing away by 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