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I v VM t K r Notary Public 0j I Main St l security- MCDONALD ft DOME corner ffoBnldorJirarvoyBone Toronto Building over Co In in from am to arid also Mr action Frank Duncan AND Corner WllWnaon Bole ford Main and J Boyd r1 of Mediate of of PliyiMIaiM ami W fullcgc of SffSiM Hours no Early of decided to llioir on Wednesday afternoon throughout the months- of Juno July and This a month longer than former ly and will employers arid clerks an opportunity to Join campaign for produc tion during tho summer season heat way to help to lower prices is to something Groat stile of for ev ening of Victoria Day whatever you grow is a contribution to groat cause if you do use it your self There no vegetables sold whoso flavour equals those grown in ones own v Need Only Trust to Com- pound says Mrs and Timothy IVIcKoWon tfATCHMAKEll AND JEWELLER A vcnnie Post Office AND PAPER HANGER Ave 2nd house from St phone A Tocher of Piano Voice and Vio lin Dealer in all kinds of Mu sical Instruments and Repairs Piano Tuning for Columbia and Stock Prompt Lyman Jackson Issuer of Death of On May 10th at Pino Orchard occurred death ofqn old of tho district Mr in his Ho was an old resident of the Whit church district and hud engaged in farming for many years In politics he was a Liberal and a lifelong mom her of the Society of Friends Potato sole and executrix has applied for probate of will of her hus band William for many years a court official at Osgoode Hall and caretaker of the County Buildings on Adelaide Toron to who died January last leaving 200 in household goods cashr a promissory note for SI and a gold watch formerly resided In Newmarket and was a prominent Mason NX- My daughter who ricturo ranch troubled pith In her back end old every month on would to ItVould Mm In flfitamDttOii of or I tho end tablo Compound it highly relieved of U pains All mothers of thin remedy and nil glrfo who Matilda Kubtzwco Buffalo Young who troubled with falnful or indigestion mould Compound to health by root and herb remedy you know of youna- Is nick to to Co Only letter and It will ho In THE GnAfJD Marriage Licenses At the Era Office Newmarket Office Private Papers issued at private fiidencc if desired NEWMARKET LATEST IN Monuments and Head Stones before ordering elsewhere FOR BUILDING I Kept in Stock and Made to Order GEO W OXIDIZED WELDING On Short Notice Machinery for Sale DAVIS East of Bank of Toronto Newmarket NORTH YORK AND GRANITE ai Designs in loadstones All Kinds of Cemetery Work PROMPTLY TO I iiii before buying elsewhere Building Stones Cut to Order JOHN of and Homestio AND Phone Ml Newmarket at We blip following from the Gazette of last week One of most days in the history of Methodism in this county for some time past was occasion of the visit of Rev Dr General Superintendent the Methodist Church in Canada Newfoundland and Bermuda to in connection with the anniversary of the First Metho- dist Church During the- past year this splendid edifice has been improv ed and at an expense about two thousand dollars and the anniversary colehralion was the occasion of a spe cial effort in way of a thank offering to meet the expenses in curred in this way A prelimi nary canvass of a few of the members of the congregation re sulted in a liberal subscription list which together with the en velope offerings of Sunday and the proceeds of the annual tea brought a total of over with or subscription yet to he re ported improvements and altera tions during the year included the installation of a new electric blower for the organ at a cost of about the moving of the organ console to the rear of pulpit painting and decorating the Sunday School room the re wiring of the church throughout the painting of the outside of the woodwork the church the in stalling of two new furnaces a new roof for the Mission Church and other minor improvements In these repairs and improve ments tlie Quarterly and Trustee Hoard have added greatly to the appearance and beauty of the and the successful scries of services on Sunday last were a fitting climax to the excellent work that has been done by the Hoard and to the most efficient leadership of the pastor Rev J Wood MA who is now just closingthe last year of his ministry in Ibis church In connection with the services of the pastor Rev J Wood M A who is to leave this charge at the beginning of the next conference year to take the pastorale of Newmarket Metho dlist Church the following in Canada was strongly urged by grand jury in their presentment in the ses sions before Judge We are grieved to see so many young who not yet seriously thought of doing their bit in this flgbt for freedom say the Jurors Wo wish to place on record that the sooner our Government sees its way to pass some form of conscription and make of this idle manhood for the of those lighting our battles at the front the bettor will ho for world Great Britain and our beloved Do minion The jury referred to tho small number of cases dealt with but drew attention to the increase of immorality Wo cannot attri bute this to intoxicants or any thing of that nature hut wo at tribute it to the increase of the mentally deficient in congested communities Judge concurred with the jurys view in regard to Conscription I was pleased to see this paragraph in your pre sentment regarding the number of ablebodied young men who are still around our streets and look at any rate as if they ought to bo fighting with the boys in the trenches At the same should not judge all of them too harshly as many have applied and have been rejected I entirely agree with your suggestion I want Government to tell mo what ought to do to help war I have been groping my way alone so far Every man should have his own little duly pointed out to him so that the burden will not fall on those who are most willing to do it Dealing with marked in crease of immorality his Honor characterized it as an epidemic Let us hope that police who have made the discovery will not lift their bands until it is entirely stamped out His Honor expressed the hope that adequate provision would he made for the housing of those moral perverts with whom they had been dealing co A A SMILE THAT pMMHBD one nmlo another they crossing- the hall square Isnt faces like that nowadays They are rather rare said hie companion But must live correctly to have such a face A mans mode of will show face no matter how he may try to conceal A reporter was walking behind tho two mon arid overheard the conversation He boarded an train at Park Place and happened to take a scat near man whose face had favorable attentlqn On- the opposite side sat two women and a little girl The child suddenly and apparently without any cause began to cry to younger woman who evi dently was the childs mother had tried to comfort her hut to no purpose The child continued to cry and the big tears rolled down until the handkerchief borrowed from her mother was wet Once as little looked sho caught the eye of the man silting opposite and evidently saw something in his face which attracted her Her blue eyes opened wide and a smile spread over her face leav ing the big teardrops and a lit tle redness about the eyes as only evidence of the sorrow which had convulsed her a moment be fore The man smiled too and the child glided off her seal and crossing the aisle climbed up in to bis arms and settled herself comfortably on bis knee The mother sat dumbfounded for a moment- and cast searching glances at tho man in front of her who understanding sit uation perfectly said reassuring ly right madam When the train stopped at Fif teenth Street they ail got out the two women walking on ahead and the little girl clasping the man s hand was chatting perfectly SJpy and contented The face of the world bad changed for her a the presence of that mans smile and the tears of a moment were entirely forgotten hell sounded twice the gates closed with a bang and the train wheeled its way to tho upper part of the street leaving the reporter at his knees Fiftyeighth out I to his feet ho had car ried a or more station thinking of a child in stinct and a man 000i- of mm think of tho the Ford saves a busy farmer in hauling milk to the cheese factory vege- tables butler eggs and poultry to market fruit to the railway station One fruit grower last season made four trips a day to the railway station a total of miles and carried as high us 72 crates of quarto- each on a trip He couldnt have made more than one 30mile trip a day with a The Ford soon pays for itself in the it saves the farmer Willi help so scarce every farmer needs to make use of every precious minute of his lime To him the Ford car is a real sity Indeed some farmers tell us that it is doubtful if they could carry on their farm work under present labor conditions if it wasnt for the time the Ford saves them No farmer need be without a Ford In foet the average farmer could afford one if it were double the price It is as easy to drive as a horse three times as fast and costs less per mile to run Why not order one today P B FORD ONTARIO K ROBERTSON Ford IJowmarkot PORE IN CANADA lion was unanimously passed at ST ORDER YOUR Easter Lilies Prim- Tulips too for early for and Over Deliver I frtovjiiua a liiticmLVY a recent meeting of the Quarter ly Official and Trustee Board Moved by J P second ed by Davison and resolved that whereas our esteemed pastor Rev J Wood at the close of Ibis conference year will be re moved from us this Quarterly Of ficial Hoard now assembled ex press its very high appreciation of his labors amongst us both as a and pastor especially noting bis ability in the pulpit his kindly sympathy with his people in the varied experiences of life and bis untiring exertions in bo- half of every one of the largo membership entrusted to his spir itual oversight We would also include our kindly interest and regard for the welfare of his dear family with whom the association of the past lhreeyears has been pleasant Owing to the Inability of the college authorities to make ar rangements with the railroad companies there will no June excursions to A his year Never mind so much where your work may lie do it a a In an article in Flying of re cent issue a writer gave this thrilling account On Hie East ern Front chewing gum has been found the finest antidote for the Airmans airsickness and was the regular practice in our de tachment to lake a large mouth ful wherever we were bound on a long reconnaissance This habit was the direct means of saving one of our machines from falling into the bands of life enemy The machine had been heavily shell ed and a fragment of shrapnel penetrated Ihe petrol tank The petrol came pouring out at a rate hat would brought the ma- chine down before pilot could have got back to our own lines had be not suddenly thought of bfs chewing gum With this ho slopped the flow and succeeded in getting back to safety Hows that for an example of DID IT GO Above one of the elevators on the ground floor of the Building at Street and Broadway there Is a sign which reads I No stop above eleventh floor Recently a rustic and his wife were In the building looking for some way to got up stairs and the sign caught his eye Look at that sign will you Mary Yes I see it Henry she re plied patiently what of it Well I dont know Wall till I ask he man And he went up to the despatches Bay mister he inquired if the thing dont atop above Or floor how fr doee I nova and girls and P pic arc for results and maybe you do know that the important instrument tele- amealiout little boy telling you about was the of an optician who lived It olla lie and about then and they am by looking at the boy while with two of those glasses chanced to hold then before lm See in such a way that the face of o cathedral clock seemed very near This surprised him for he clock was so far away that ho could scarcely with his naked eyes He a t the clock and then at the raoh of which he tried turn hut the clock was as far away as ever and turn Ibem as lie would until by chance again he held both up Ten if 1y llc stood beside him I know I ho aloud It the together Then in great joy he ran to his father and told FIRE Alay 20 Struck by lightning during severe elec trical storm on Saturday night the Markham Holler Mills one of tho oldest mills in York County caught lire and within a short lime was totally destroyed The flames spread so rapidly that a few minutes after the mills were ignited the flooring and roof gave way and fell to the basement carrying with it thousands of dol lars worth of valuable machinery The fire will be severely felt in the village for the mills gave steady employment to from be tween 100 people During the past year the mills had been working at top speed day and night on Government contracts and the mills was one of the best known industries in Ibis part of the country In later years it was owned by Maple Leaf Mil ling Company of Hamilton The loss is said lo be partly covered by insurance QUEENS UNIVERSITY KINGSTON ONTARIO ARTS Bread bullets are soing lo war we are told and whole la waking lo the importance of planting very possible acre of fer tile land Even manicure lady plays favorites she doesnt treat all bands alike a sort of homage virtue that vice pays is to Onemeam profit the other It When a hone got lima develops a Spavin Splint Ringbone dont losing Lira neglect dont ran lustugret risk by experimenting unknown eUndb Get the old COKE flooj Oat fcive wdycat fitdvlu for toTCsreknonloijBCc4ie may for of In the tiro Then if fc lane the of In the If dialer The Trrifevidlicct PALLS VEWIOIIT him of his remarkable discovery The father tried tho glasses in turn and found that the boy had the truth when he said lie nearer So this was the way that people learned that putting a con cave and a convex glass together in just the right position would make distant objects seem near Without this knowledge we should have never had the telescope and without the telescope we have known Utile of the sun noon or stars So if you- ever have a chance to look through a telescope and see the wonders a has to reveal just remember the little boy who once lived In far- off Holland Ex t seoe Continual is a sign of wisdom Eleven hoys have made supreme sacrifice In great struggle for liberty Paris May During the severe thunderstorm which raged here Saturday night the large of Tony Dean about two miles weet of the town was struck by lightning and burned to the ground and a hired man Whitney who happened to be in the barn at the time lost his life in fire The man who was about years old came near He leaves a wife and family Two horses and three were burned and the farm implements which were in the barn The property damage is estimated at about two dollars partly covered by Insurance APPLIED SCIENCE Chemical Civil Mechanical and HOME STUDY Ait by correspondence with one years Summer ScLccI JdccJ CEO tfC II mm til sim ill tirJifO t Tliat discouraged often comes from a 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