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AND GILT Watsons ft The leading County Oldest No paper sent North York unleae paid in advance re I I r I pap annum iii advance Have what Comfort- The Proper flivo you TC Watson when not so paid to United States Watchmaker J Goods I J Qui is to you service Iho treat- Our nun moot proDP Paint Varnishes and Stains AND Plat Wall AND PIPE AND FITTINGS ROOFING MATERIAL All Grades ELECTRICAL Cord Etc PIPE In In and In Tho Compound Agerioy for the Gravity Washing Machine STEEL Oil and AUTO SUPPLIES Tiros Tubes wont Patches Olio and ilium THE PAINT STORE phone NEWMARKET Toronto letter OTTAWA tm KhtAMUaUKO ICO 1 up Total Oct 3C521GG41 Saving for Victory is facilitated by the Bank of Montreal which will receive your deposits at Interest and convert them as they accumulate into Dominion Government War Savings Certificates Legislature is sessions this for Dominion r HEAD G Ross Newmarket Blanch J I I I SOUTH END LUMBER YARD FROM W PEARSON Coal from Carters John Murphy and John Draper Office Phone iHEJ IS OP Ceplttl Reserve Fund 16000000 Accounts are the most approved and thrift can bo f opetd and added to at any time Interest giving i1elccj hallyearly Tin- Hank of Toronto receives deposits of and upwards la Ontario the Vwt NEWMARKET P A LISTER Manager WMBER OF AM- KINDS LATH SHINGLES POSTS ETC ALSO- DOORS SASH MOULDINGS AND TRIM an infectious horn it lake long to of Buffering from March show total of and two for month On evening last of the Faculty of of Toronto University an evening at the Put Ho Library College Street Visiting J Ross Robertson collection of Canadian historical pictures and oilier fealures of Iho lhe able pilotage of George Locke chief lib rarian The Dentals were honored and on Monday QVOIlillg Cup J TiMjphy and Gold Medals wore presented to the Champions occasion There was a large gathering of lovers On Monday last Lord George and Bride arrived in llio city He is fourth son tun Duke of Wellington aim greatgrandson of the victor of Wellington Mrs Blake widow the late Hon died at her in James Street- on Monday Inst in the year of her age Mrs Taylor has won her suit Justice Lennox caustically on transac tions of the late Preaching to of the Flying Corps on Sunday last Archdeacon Cody expressed the hope that the United States would he lined Up with the Allies before the week closed The Ontario holding morning week Getting ready Day in Toronto with view to ordering a plan for a fitting com memoration of the anniver sary of Confederation on the of July We are getting a brand new Stars and Stripes said Mayor Church in commenting upon the good news that the United Stales was coming into the war The new Americans flag will be un furled among the flags of lhoaU- lies in the Council Chamber Toronto Presbytery asks postponement of Church Union The of be city to im prison Manager Fleming of the Toronto Street been vetoed by the courts Mr It Henderson of lhe firm of Davis Henderson was taken ill at his office on Tuesday morning and passed away the same evening Deceased was aged years lie was a native of On Tuesday hist a large deputation from the Merchants Association Interviewed the Provincial Secretary Ron voice ap position to the hill before the authorizing municipalities to enter the of buying and selling fuel and food The combine got a Jar from the City In Police GoiirJ on Tuesday Prank pleaded guilty to steal ing from the Dominion Trans port Co and was remanded for sentence Coal has dropped fifty and seventy- five cents per ton In Toronto during the week The Toronto Ferry Co have an nounced that a steamer will run from anil to Point on Hood Friday- and on Easter Day A policeman hud a lively chase after three motor thieves on Wednesday Mi one bill the other two arrest Announcement is made that three separate pri7es for each Province namely with a gold medal 15 with a silver medal and with bronze medal are offered by Mr a member of the Committee for the Organization of He- sources in Ontario for best essays on the subject National Thrift and Saving a Peace Preparation for Cana da James A treasurer of St John the Church pleaded guilty of stealing the property of the Church Wardens Sentence was positioned for a week as restitution would he made by prisoner The deaths which occurred the other day in the West of the City from drinking doctored wine sug gests immediate revision of the law According lo lhe report Just pre sented tins week to the Ontario Leg islature the total capital investment of the Hydro now amounts lo fourteen million dollars Smith years fell from a building on Street and received Injury to his back lie was taken to lhe Hospital Two classified Harness Race are announced- to lake place at Park on Good Friday York looking forward for a boom is The hops expressed here that Premier making speeches which incur- the of newspapers The Idea thai If Premier Is kept busy making patriotic speeohosho may for get promise Canada Into a being old habit of his to promise first and get Parliament to ratify afterwards If Premier his ear to llio ground an good Premier should have he will know that ninetynine out of every hundred Canadians are ho well satisfied their present position In British Empire that they wouldnt change lit for anything Ik only the noisy greedy little crowd of money horrowers and title hunters who want to hand over our autonomy to the in Down ing Street When Premier comes home first thing he ought to do is speak lo his Imperial federation friends who have been getting In wrong Single Copies So each Vol y- tu trim Is Our cud Will Shrink It KLliH I mm UK Li to terminals there to action the General Ministerial Assoclalloh a minuter deputed month to meet the returning soldiers duty will denominations Applogath the Church ived in this cap acity during March and of the lias tor with Hie people while he was away They have their plans all cut and dried for a Hound Table Imperial ism which would cost this country fifty millions it year on top of a proliable posthelium annual expenditure of three hundred and millions If vv make up our mind to surrender our home rule bidding of Lash K his coterie of empire binders the question Is could we afford It Where could we get that extra fifty millions a year Perhaps the Hound Tablets In Canada would contribute it themselves And then again perhaps they wouldnt If Premier Borden doesnt promise fiist and repent afterwards he will of course consult the Canadian manu facturers about this to draw us closer at an expense of fifty millions a year to the people of Canada Fifty millions that Is how much would cost the taxpayers Hut it would cost the Canadian manufacturers great deal more It would cost Ihem lhe tariff which now protects Ihem in the homo market and which has recently been- made high enough lo keep the Drills manufacturer out In spite of the It litis Preference which is ex tended to him on paper The Canadian manufactures are supposed to he friendly to the Government hut would continue so if Premier Harden suggested over our tariffmaking power to a group of Downing Street who would consider the of the Drills Km pi rfe at largo and not those of Canada In particular As hearing on the deliberations of the War Conference it is to be hoped hat Premier Borden is a reader of Kip ling Hud yard Kipling has a message of Umpire lob perhaps as strong a message as Premier hut he was never in any doubt about Canadas place In the scheme of things He hits II off exactly in his famous verses Daughter am I in my mothers house Hut mistress In my own This Is perfectly satisfactory to the Canadian people Nobody has improved Hud yard Kiplings Interpretation of Canadas permanent policy relation to our relation in British Empire Premier Borden would do to carry lhe little hook of poems with him vend read hose lines whenever he feels his feet slipping Premier Borden Is reported as say ing that the dominions had put a mil lion men in arms Of course this was poetic license In first place the Premier was reckoning on half a mil lion from Canada Half a million must be taken as a round number It la the authorized limit hut the actual en listment is something over four hun dred and one thousand Likewise It Is poetic license lo say hat the whole four hundred and one thousand are in arms Many of them wear pens behind their ears instead of swords at their sides There arc twentyfive hundred of these khaki noncombatants in the Pay Office alone There are another two thousand Cana dian officers unattached around the south of Most of them had a chance lo gun powder if they would revert lo tho ranks bill they preferred to live colonels and majors rather than heroes Then there are Hie organizing bri gadiers on this side of the water and the various noncombatant services here and overseas that will never see fighting These men are In uniform but not in arms Altogether perhaps a hundred thousand ought to be sub tracted from Bordens gener ous metaphor lo come anywhere near the real figures of fighting men at the front either now or In the near future Premier should keep figures of speech within bound He is doing in what he has fre quently done here counting in the unfits the noncombatants the clerks lhe cooks and the that make up this padded of four hundred and one thousand To make good what we understand was his promise five hundred thousand fighting men at the -front- nearly two thousand men will have to be enlisted yet- You do not secure a clean bill for by indicating the rest of humanity Turning of Canal at Huron The Trent Opens a Great SECTION TRENTON TO LAKE WILL BE COMPLETE travel from Marie of ft draft by Valley Canal and New York City to with a way of the Trent the many connect ing waters will possible If the reader looks at the map he can I race the water navigation from New York lo on the SI Lawrence through Lake Chumplaln Hudson and other waters the St west to Trenton and there by river lakes and the Trent Valley Canal system all of which part will be open in 1917 to Lake Then there Is the trip down the- Severn Wash ago a fevV miles from to the Georgian Hay to the north outlet of whole Inland When lhe Swift Rapid Lock Is completed by the latter pari of the power plant at Bagged will be demolished and power will then be furnished from the large power house on the lower side of lhe Swift dam which Is fifty feet higher than Iho river on the west side of the construction The lock will raise boats fifty feel with a single lift and Vill be lhe highest single life lock of lis kind In Canada At the west en trance two high towers will he erect ed between which a shutter or gate may be lifted by electric power to a height sufficient to allow crafts with masts to enter or partially raised for motor boats From Era 1807 Died On Tuesday the near Mcaford Catherine Jane beloved wife of Jewell and second daughter of Mr Edl Stevenson of Aurora Some of the farmers of North- York have commenced spring- plowing but the ground is not- regarded as really workable By next week howev er farmers will be busy enough Division Court was bold la Newmarket on Tuesday last anL a large number of cases were the docket A Silver will he pre sented to the Newmarket Volun teer Co in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening noxl 12th York Battalion Volun leers will assemble at Newmarket on the Queens Birthday and inspected by officers of the On Monday evening last of Toronto lectured very fair audience before Newmarket Mechanics Institute A meeting is called for nexU Saturday of the North York Ag Society to consider the ouestioa of holding a Spring Show 1 I the Trent Valley Canal This system Is one of the waterways In the world The Ejection from Trenton lo Lake willbo open this year anil dur ing the coming season it will be Bible to take a trip from to Hay with but a single change from the boat Three or four miles on- the Severn bring the visitor lo Sparrow Lake an enlargement of the where there arc more than a dozen wellconducted hotels and numerous beautiful residences west ward the first obstacle Is reached In the Hogged power plant from whirh electric power is transmitted to Below the plant threemile run by motor boat the visitor reaches the enormous lock now In construc tion Passing through the openings left for slop logs and still descending for some miles he will reach lhe Chute power where lhe motor craft may he quickly transferred over a short portage by a marine rail way Again speeding down river through Gloucester Pool a tenmile lake and entering narrowing waters of the river for a few miles he is brought to the Fort Severn Lock constructed some ago and finds himself in of Georgian Hay Minimum Draft of above darn the river with the water raised to full height will have a width of about pOS- liethird of a hero has a feet when reached big mile and as the Severn of some seventy Urn lop of the dam is fish will find a 120foot Lock a leafool A Great Lift Near Severn Bridge a tenfool lock will lift boats to the level of Lake Siincoe Work on this section be- deep lake In which to disport them selves When the construction Is finished the least depth of water be tween Lake and Georgian Hay will be feet which will also be depth from to Trenton When the war is over may he thai a point near to a point on the Severn river the little lafcB Intervene may be connected up and then the Island will find In lie Trent Valley Canal System an outlet lo Lake Ontario or Georgian Hay When the canal system from boro to Lake is deepened from its depth of feet lo feet which alter draft will prevail on rest of the system llnie will then be accommodation to carry tow barges capacity and with this possible a freight carrying trade may he inaugurated by this roulp Had it not been for the untruthful three Toronto papers at the- waters election and the attitude of the member for North York in the Dominion House Mr Armstrong the Town of would have been connected up with this great water way by this lime and the people of tins whole vicinity would he w Iween Severn and Lake under contract and with hoped that It will be finished this done navigation will then he to Georgian Hay from Lake now it is Slm- by cheaper freight rates on coat and other commodities We ire indebted Mr Wallet of photos Newmarket for the Iwo if TV- i f i t I 1 From Era Kyle April on Ibe inst Mr Isaac years At Whitchurch on the in stant Mary aged years Mr Ed Bell of Midland is town Ibis week Mr James Cousins moved to aj farm near Vivian this week Mr it of Toronto as In Newmarket on Monday Mr Andrew Dickson left Winnipeg last Wednesday night Mrs J Belfry and two child- pen are spending Good Friday aU- Mrs Brady of daugh ter of Mr is home for- Miss Silver of Sutton has been visiting in town for a few days making her home with her aunt Mrs James Silver Mr Walter from Stratford on Saturday ae by his aunt Mrs Miss got back from irolia on Tuesday and her moth er is expected today They been away from all winter Mr John Williams of Bloom- is in own visiting Mr George Williams Mr Fred Masscy of Grand Hap ids is visiting with his uncle Mr John Savage lliis Mr Amos lili and sister Mrs Brown were in the city this week attending the funeral or their uncle A family gathering took place at the home of Mr W day last week being anniversary of Mrs birthday Mrs Lush and family moved to Col ling wood this week They were sorry to leave but moved to accomodate company be is employed Mr Geo from the was calling on friends in town this week Word comes from Keswick that Cooks Bay is clear of once more Tire Newmarket Bicycle Club ready for business Dr Scott is the Hon President Atkinson Pros GA Vico- J Warner First Look on fiorth of tho Notwithstanding the free flow of water through the passage provided for the gates will be noticed that the basin above is full lo overflowing and this will continue all through this mouth CLIP AND WIPES Cincinnati Man tells how to shrived up corns or calluses so they lift off with Angers V MM Funeral Announce ment At funeral of a wellknown saloonkeeper a few days ago the minister instead of making llio usual announcement that an opportunity will now be given lo view the remains thought to make a change hi- the announce ment and An opportunity will now be given lo pass around the bier and quite a number of the old fellows in the back part of the room wiped the sympathetic tears from their eyes roinoved their quids of spit out of the window and watted how To Lea Isnt it said a short foreignlooking man other day to some companions while lunching- together atone of the restaurants that nut one cook in tifty or housekeeper knows how to boil an egg And yet most people think they know this simple matter They will tell you to drop it into boil ing water and let it remain there foMhree minutes fend to he sure lhe water is boning Here is where the mistake Is made An egg so prepared is indigestible and hardly lit for a well person to cat let alone a sick one mo ment it is plunged into water the white hardens and toughens To egg proper ly put it in a vessel cover with cold water place over the lire and the second the water begins to boil your egg is done The while is as delicate as- a jelly and as easily digested and nutritious as it should be Try it the lots German hi the Oral months Oils officer and men Ouch This kind of rough talk will bo heard less here in town if people Troubled with corns will follow the simple- advice of this Cincinnati author ity who claims that a few drops of a drug called when applied to a tender aching corn or hardened callus slops sorenessV at once and soon the corn or callus dries up lifts right off without pain He says dries imme diately and never inflames of- even irritates surrounding skin A small bottle of will cost very little at any drug store but will positively remove- every hard or soft corn or callus from ones feel Millions of American women will welcome this announcement since of the high heels If your druggist toll him lo order a small for you tarn fc iT I 1 i R