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l -r- CHINA I Department Our patterns of Din- of tho Cost Quality at very In our window two loo Pattern and body A I 0ld Pattern on plover Wo Pino Linos lo from pi HAVE SEUEOnL OTHER F LINES FROM rw fit ill Im -ji- Christian bo the Sunday morn ing as usual Sunday conducted by Pressor Our now Pastor A to lakcchargo of the 8orvicQsr Sunday July Arrangements being made for reception of our now lor lo bo bold on lawn on Friday evening July Com Keep Out Ilea Screen Doors and Windows to lit all opening at the old Hardware will bo a mooting at Wesley Hall at oclock Satur day night will bo You Lose By not having an uptodate Oil Lot show you the latest Hardware I I If Importer of Staple China r PHOTOS can buy any- tiling you can thorn your Photograph LET U3 MAKE Phone Studio the FOR One Door West of New Pont Office EVENING SITTING APPOINTMENT Mr spending here Sprouts of If arris ton at homo I Furnace Work Plumbing vet roughing Our Specialties Sec the at llio Shop THE LEADING TINSMITHS NEXT TO SMITHS 77J NORTH YORK HARNESS SHOP Mr nml Mrs Frank family Of Toronto spent Sunday With the formers parents Mr and Mrs Mrs Jos of Inn the misfortune to get her leg broken on Sunday while staying with her sister Mrs I lord grave who Is HI- MjjrAlhern and Mr Yemen MavCxt of Toronto Spent the holiday with friends In town Misses Sadie nnd of Toronto are visiting at Mr Samuel Miss Delia spending week friends In Toronto Mr nail and son Willie of Toronto spent over the holiday with Mr Mrg Mr mid Mis WtH and son waiter of Corps Toronto spent the weekend with friends hi town Miss Mary of Hells Lake spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs P Mr ami Mrs Wesley Brown spent Die holiday in Mr Mr anil Annie spent Monday in Allison i Miss Clarice who lias been In Toronto for the past week return ed heme Saturday Mr and Mrs W J Hell and daugh ter of called on Mr and Mrs on Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs of Toronto spent weekend with latter lather Mr Jos Kitchen Mr and Mrs Harvey And son of Weston also Mrs Win iHn- of motored spent holiday wlfli Mr Mrs Pringle Mr and Mrs of Toronto spent the weekend with parent Mr and Mrs J Mr and Mrs Skinner attended funeral of Mm Skinner In Toronto on Tuesday Jane Mr Win relumed home from the Hospital on Saturday night lit underwent a serious Mrs W daughter are homo in Mr and Mrs Sanders daughter of Toronto spent over the holiday with MrspurJiug Misses Evelyn ana of Toronto spent Day at their home on the tit lino Mrs Sanderson of Richmond Hill Mrs W Wilson of spent Wednesday the guests of Mrs anuiden Mr and Mrs Prod motored to Toronto on Miss who has had charge of Ihe millinery department for Mr W for he Spring season returned to her on Saturday Quito a number from here attended the races In A His too All report a good lime Killed In Action Another voungman is on the Nations Honor Word was received last Friday that Pto Willie Dunn was in action on the lb of June It was reported on June as of Toronto but it not known until last week that it was our boy until bis widow received application pa pers to sign for the Pension Pie Dunn to about 12 year ago bis parents bis father being a carpenter by trade He was a good honest boy a regular attendant at Methodist and a member of the Church His father look up land in in the Spring of aand Willie went with him and son both enlisted IB iiwiitlm ago the former in artillery and the latter in the infantry Willie joined the Had and was sent to Ottawa for Iravning He went overseas in March 1910 and was almost a year in Ihe trenches Ho married girl who was at Pickering College four months before sailing and she is residing in Toronto but his mother is still a resident of New market Fool and His Money is None Too Good for Fanners these days and here be place to get THE liEST HARNESS do ail kinds of Repairing with Power while you wait Art you going away for a visit If so you will want a NEW TRUNK OH QUIP I have the In and aha I you are going to stay home some Music liable Jokes to liven you up Agents for the be only flrstolass plays all disc records and at only 85 in Cabinet form Us a call and be convinced of superior qualities We are Agents for Victor Viclrolas P Doors South of Atkinsons Jewellery Store Newmarket ulnm To- work merges Into wjJinn Term from V l W 4 HOW blADti All boys like marbles but who knows how they are made or where they come from Mar bles says the Chicago Herald Are made In groat quantities in Saxony for export lo India China and United Slates A bard cal careous stone is used This is broken into square blocks and about 150 of these are thrown in lo a mill in which is a flat slab of stone with numerous cencen- trie furrows on its face A block of oak of the same diame ter as the stone a part of which rests on the small stones is made to revolve on the slab while water flows upon it The whole pro cess requires but a quarter of an hour and one mill turn out marbles a week mills at on the in Germany manufacture mar bles and agales especially for Ihe American market So marbles are made going through the mill and gelling the rough corners rubbed off and Ihe edges smoothed down and the mass ground into globular form And boys ore made into men in much the same way by being run through school Which is their their rough corners and disappear and they become round and smooth and fit for use in world Poverty adversity hard times and bard fare all uses in Ibis world to round men and smooth them and polish them and fit Ih em for usefulness here and for glory hereafter Lewis had been an as sistant bookkeeper in Die Third Hank of for near ly When be took this his Heat position his father bad given him Ihe usual parental no vice Save your money son he had said now and you will acquire the habit Yes sir Lewis had agreed and bad even gone- so far as lo that out of his fortydol lar salary ho could save at least ten dollars a month But thirty days elapsed between this good resolution and pay day and in that length of time fine intentions wore forgotten En llio strain of work At on the pay day Lewis stood lingering his four tendol lar bills and enjoying the unac customed elation of money in bis pocket which was all his own One of the bookkeepers noticing absorption slapped him on the back Wake up kid ho ex claimed Going lo buy an auto mobile or a flying machine with that little fortune youve got Lewis grinned goodnaturedly and shook bis bead No am going to eat be replied succinct ly recalling with the quick lunches he had been tak ing until bis salary was duo Come on and have something with mo Sure I the other accepted very readily A few minutes found them sealed in a cool and inviting cafo Lewis ordered generously with a delightful thought that lie was able afford it able to pay with his own money True ho was somewhat astonished to from his bill that the had cosl him two dollars and cents but was nothing save astonishment on his part no dismay lest perhaps he bad been extravagant Ho laid throe bills oh the tray Just keep the change he direct ed who instantly frantically obsequious in his services so much so that Lewis left the in a secret glow of satisfaction That was a mighty good lunch his friend said as they reentered the bank Dont mention it Lewis re plied and went jack to bis desk with a newlyacquired sense of personality and importance That afternoon when Lewis started for borne ho met three or four friends Hello fellows he bailed them on and let us have something cool lo drink Im as hot as a lizard When they left the soda foun tain if Lewis had taken the troub le to notice bis check he would have seen that It read fifty cents Hut he did not notice Instead he picked up the change from a twodollar bill end thrust it care- into bis pocket and out to catch his car Ho slopped a moment to buy a base ball extra Youll Jiave to wail mister while I get change for your dime the newsboy said Thats all right kid keep change Lewis called as ho boarded bis car Of course eight cents didnt amount to anything Ho would have been halfashamed lo wait for such a paltry sum At home Lewis Ms mother on the porch Ashe over her he ten dol lar bill Into her- hand Theres Oh Lewis his mother tested almost tearfully I dont wanf your father says I It to own hild pay board- Fathers rigbt Lewie insist ed I am going to pay more wlion my salarys raised The hot days of July wont by slowly but Lewis rather enjoyed thorn Ho wont often now to cool little cafe around the cornor and times ho look a friend with bow mans a good spender he heard one of the hank clerks say to day and involuntarily ho bad fell complimented Meanwhile Lewis popularity among the young employees of the daily and be bask ed in trio pleasure of it Ho bo- cany quite a palron of Iho near by soda fountain and news boys long since learned that a penny- more or less rnoant no thing lo this young plutocrat But evening about tho twen tieth of the month when Lewie boarded his ear and thrust his hand into his pocket for his fare he was by an unexpected emptiness in that usually Jingling compartment He found a which he handed to Ihe con ductor and then lie began explor ing farther sure that his re sources were hiding in some other pocket diligent search bo collected sixtyfive cents With dawning dismay he realized that this was the sum total of his salary left to carry him till first of the month still ton days distant Lewis mother noted his silent preoccupation at dinner l arent ill are you son I feel all right Lewis replied so shortly that his father glanced at him frowning Nothing wrong at Iho of fice Mr Bowman demanded No sir Levis replied more quietly The beats just sort of me up today I reckon That night when Lewja had gone to bed hie mother in and felt his bead and hands so licitously I couldnt sleep for worrying lest you had fever she explained half apologetically as she rearranged bis covers I all right Lewis replied but I say mother the cheerful warmth of tho faccIcon3 you outdoors Old Mother Mature brushlno up and most everywhere lain hubbub- of sterner Undoubtedly you will need of warm -requirements- l in the Co Una with parade by your outfit vlth of our T Bl A vory value In a Fedora rqn of a fibre rope brim dipped In front and baoU and trimmed with Palm band A Panama Hat finely woven In vlth flat cot brim vlth A crown vlth brim that ipy be dipped In front or turn ed down Variety tho In tho of our man vlth Individual Yes son Could you lei mo have ten dol lars till the There was a distinct edge of embarrassment in his voice and he wiggled un comfortably Why of course I can Lew is mother exclaimed relieved Is it thai that has made you so silent Lewis nodded ruefully I dont know how I carnc to run out of funds I didnt think I was spending much You wont tell father about Ibis will you Lewis said next morning when his mother slipped the ten dollars in his hand Ho doosnT need to know because lrn going to pay you back on Ihe first All right Mrs Bowman agreed smilingly though there was a shadow of anxiety for the boy in her eyes as she watched him walk briskly away The ten dollars just tided him over till pay day He had not realized before many de mands wore made upon him Somehow when he was out with bis friends he was always the one to pay for everything and try as he would he could not bring himself down to the level plane of economy Such a pro cedure he foil would him with the follows Consequent ly when he drew bis July salary the forty dollars which a month previous had seemed so much looked pitifully small now espe cially when he considered that twenty of it was duo his mother He was contemplating remaining in her debt a little longer when his attention was by an animated group around Robert Stevens one of the assistant bookkeepers Whats the ex citement about Lewis inquir ed strolling up O Bobs Just been doing some financiering someone re plied Whafd you do Bob Lewis asked a bit He didnt think much of Bob ho was such a stickinthemud ne ver seeming to spend anything on himself Oh T didnt do much Boh replie modestly I lust turned over a hundred dol lars and it a hundred and Bob grinned goodnaturedly as hookkeepers began to laugh Lewis looked Turn ed over a hundred dollars be asked What do mean Ill tell you what he means one of the boys volunteered chuckling Three veers ftffp when he entered this bank he hook called The Romance of a Nickel fell however Mint wouldnt do till bud of lie col a here in the bank n white when wen I to took If bed into a nnii hen Jim I d T Ins In Lewie in nniA mnnov port In lm en lit flioA pi flre orv 9nv Of arent yon coins to so from fanoy straw vlth and brim corded ribbon and hat guard AT An Boater vlth and brim silk ribbon and with An light weight hat for wear PRICE AY AND a full range of Chip in new at to TOo csiinro collar a fareaotpookot an eoamo I 8P0RY f f Of flno plain vlth lovout nick collar long alcoves breast and 125 Fine rhatorlalo plain white etrlpce or All PniOE8 HENS From medium weight Hale In plain ends trim AND In black tan brown and grey are finished All sizes TIES I plain corded materials all fourinhand I I I The Lion imvo Cummer and Ready to fill Tliom JAMES WHIMSTER CO NEWMARKET The Cents Furnishers us- up or celebrate or some thing Horry Bob grinned but Ive already reinvested my money There was a laugh Lewis returned to his ledger absorbed in thought but ever and anon stopping to gaze at Bob cur iously Finally when banking hours were closed be went over to the desk I say he began Hob looked up I hope you wont think Im med dling but did you save that money youre investing out of your salary Yes why You didnt begin saving till you were making more than dollars a month did you Lewis inquired tentatively I began the first month I was in the bank Bob replied was making thirtyfive dollars Howd you manage it the other asked Well do the way you do Hob answered frankly with a slight twinkle in his Lewis flushed up What are you driving at he demanded Well this Bob explain ed When had worked Ion hours for twentyfour days in ev ery month I got so I rather re spected money thai was paid me for doing it I dont mean I reverenced it but I respected myself enough to respect my sal ary too much to throw It away ev ery chance I bad Lewis looked away uncomfort able A ray of understanding was beginning to penetrate the obscurity of bis inexperience You neednt think though Bowman that it has been as sailing as the lellihg is Bob continued Right now when I gel my salary in hands Id like mighty well chase around and a nice luncheon or set the fellows up Ive had lo fight the temptation of having the fun of spending my money Lewis nodded sympatheticaljy and yet admiringly as he gazed at Bob But I cant afford to spend the lalter said gravely My father hasnt any money If Im ever to get a start Ive got to make it myself I didnt begin With a be added with a grin as he Jims chaff but It wasnt much more I saved just two dollars that first month Giving lectures in high old fellow Jim Bob S3 ho passed the two No hes giving me some com mon sense Lewis interposed so berly That evening the newsboy on the corner was quite astonished when Lewis allowed a car lo pass DROP IN PRICES No I Manitoba Oats at bus TRY OUR LITTLE CHICK FEED CEMENT i I r PL FEEDS Order from Phono or by Carters Terry Don Man ning or Allan Bob ruined you for entertain ing purposes Jim complained to Lewis Your salary was raised yesterday and you havent asked us lo celebrate with you yet Ive celebrated with myself Lewis laughed and displayed to Jim a savings account bank book Jim contemplated it mournful ly Goodbye ho finally said sorrowfully and wrung Lewis hand Youll never be a good fellow again but youll probably be president of the bank Ob server tfoyw- the PILE ONLY WAY oldfashioned idea was that almost anything might be made an ornament if sufficiently decorated Wooden spoons gild ed and with a ribbon tied around them ornamented the parlor wall Dustpans painted with some live ly scene and with ribbon tied through handle served a sim ilar purpose But presentday taste will have none of this dustpan and the wooden spoon do not belong on tho parlor wall and no amount of gilding or can make them ornament al The old times and the modern ones too a way of trying lo dress up faults in such a fashion as to make them seem ornament al rather than otherwise A bad temper Is something no ono likes to own up to But a young man while he waited for change Time will hear himself called tempera- passed and the expensive little mental and look as if he bad re- around the corner knew him a complement A girl will no more til you she is very sensitive and feels things more than most peo ple and she does not realize that this is only illtemper gilded with a ribbon tied around it The between the snow shovel or dustpan decorated and lo serve as a parlor orna ment and the faults that we and up to admire is simply that the former are useful in their natural state If they are not gilded or tied with ribbon they serve a really impor tant use Rut bad temper or any other fault which we sometimes try to pass off as admirable is as useless it is dressed up as afterward rubbish pile is the for such as these An Unreasonable A lawyer was trying a case when a young man created much disturbance by moving about the room lifting chairs and looking under things Young man called out the Judge you are making great deal of unnecessary What are you about Your Honor replied the young man I have lost my over coat and am trying lo find it Well young man said the Judge people often lose whole soils here without making all that disturbance The vacancy In the post causal by death cfft Pdtoii two weeks ago has been filled by the appointment of Grew pro prietor of littirio Advance of Shew county ARCHIVES