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I ADVISER The I of To cape I I Importer of end CANADAS VICTORY LOAN I FOR 1 Will ho fop WAR ij And Ill bo Wholly In an ado If THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE he two on DETROIT and UNEXCELLED on and Cattor Principal Day trains Write for copy of Playgrounds Haunts of Fish and giv ing Game Laws Hunting Etc lo Union Toronto Onl J Depot Agent Phone J Phone Agent Sale Register Saturday The KieCU- lora of the late will have a sale of household ft foot a on the premises at commencing at oclock sharp Terms cash Tuesday 11 Mr Percy Browning will have a general Sale on Lot rear of Con 2 Township of Credit till Oct 1st Kale at oclock Smith and Kava Auctioneers Wednesday Mr will have an sale of Farm Stock Imple ments Feed Etc on Lot Con 5 King Tp Old Survey miles north of Yen months credit or per off for cash Sale i P Smith Mr Frank Wil liamson will have a sale of stock implements batchers tools etc at Roche Point No reserve Bale at one P Thursday J Winchester will have a ealq of Implements Grain etc on Lot Con Whitchurch Ho reserve- leaving farm Kale at sharp Alexan der hold an lensivo sale of farm stock and implements at he premises of Leslie Lot at one oclock credit J Tuesday Deo Mr J will have an sale of tirade Implements ale on Lot Con North Met Stop HO credit Rale at one Audi TuwxJayytHo Mr low will have sale of Farm Slock and Implements on Lot Con Whitchurch Sale at oclock P v Parlor ho a Parlor and Tea In the homo of Mrs on on In aid of our Cocoa and Soup Fund for Prealdont an address Keep that date open plbaaef Press tfunl 1 Anklo A named Smart King tihorgo going down the last Friday whon acci dentally crowded others and slipped down the steps almost breaking In splto of all the warnings of the teachers there always children pay attention until got into trouhle Endeavor young- people of tho Chris tian Church will hold Meeting on Tuesday ev ening of next week at oclock The topic For what arn I grateful is lo Mrs and meeting is to he in charge of Miss Edith A very helpful interesting hour is in store and wo urge every to he present Com P Q address given A lo Guild on Monday evening was very highly appreci ated Those who wore present felt that had received much help and encouragement We hope indeed that at a dale not very far distant lo have pleas ure of hearing Mr again Our numbers steadily in creasing hut we are hoping for heller results Dont for got next Monday evening- Com Vlotbry Owing lo the very disagreeable weather the attendance was small at the public meeting in the Town Hull OH Wednesday evening His Worship Mayor Eves presided and much Interest was taken in the splendid speeches Hon Davis and Captain tiilmour of Toronto Miss Laurel McCarty distinguished herself the splendid solo rendered all appearances Newmarket do her share in subscribing the Victory Honda will lo Sunday Softool Splendid attendance last Sab bath The Homo Department are have a special day some Sunday next month Watch for it Miss Annie is our new Primary Begin ners ftupl Arrangements are being made to hold spe cial service White Gifts for King for our annual Christmas Entertainment on Thursday even ing Deo This will he something new and good A cordial invitation to all to attend our next Sunday at 10 pm Com Soldier Stanley Mortimer son of the late Win Mortimer of New market who was in trenches in France has been missing since the 3isl of October last His name does not appear- among Canadian soldiers who have boon taken prisoners in tier many since that dale and on Wednesday of ficial notice came to the family from Ottawa Slating that vas killed in action Thus another Newmarket boy is added lo the nations Boll of Honor The sacrifices of War are coming home lo us with much sorrow Geo George Watson Hunter died at his home at St Toronto on Wednesday of lost week Ho was until ho retired a wellknown builder and as a carpenter be worked on William that was the western limit of the city Horn in Scotland he came to Canada with his parents in and resided first in the of Afterwards he lived in the Tp of Scott where he was married and in Newmarket but finally removed to Toronto 3G years ago His vife formerly Miss Eliza Vernon survives him with four children viz Mrs M J Hudson Buffalo N Mrs John Indian ltd Toronto Hunter Maple Out and George Hunter St city Tho remains wore- brought to Newmarket on Friday afternoon motor from Toronto to be bur ied in the family plot here Tho pallhearers were six grandsons of deceased Those who attended the funeral were Mr and Mrs M J Hudson of Buffalo Mr and Mrs John Thompson of Toronto daugh ters of deceased Mr and Mrs Hunter Mr and Mrs Geo sons Mr A Hunter A of Toronto a Mr and Mrs Hamil ton of Barrio a niece Walter of Stroud Mr Arm strong of Toronto and several friends Mr Wilson Pastor of Presbyterian Church accompanied re mains The deceased was a brother of the late Andrew resided here many years Iff to Two Candidates in the Field i W CROWDED TO Thai the campaign In North Canadian National Service but York will begone of more than not for overseas recruiting The ordinary interest was apparent by naval policy of Bfr Wilfrid largo attendance at the lor in was fully explained in Newmarket on Monday and also the Nationalist Alliance last Town Hall was of Borden Government and crowded to the doors and many turned away for want of room Promptly at oclock tho Officor Mr Donald Clerk of Georgina Township on that John A Armstrong hod been nominated John For ester of Whitchurch and oth ers and that Win I Mackenzie King had been nominated by Ramadan of and others and that a poll will bo held on Monday Deo Tho Conservative Association having engaged the Hall the President Dr Clark of took chair and stated arrangement of the Mr P W oars on exMayor of Newmarket made a convincing speech on behalf of Victory Loan While honest men may differ on many questions this was one on which all would agree He regarded it as tho ut most importance to the prosperi ty of Canada thai loan should be a success He pointed out that England had loaned to her five billion dollars and is no longer able to purchase need ed supplies except on credit Be fore the war loaned lo this country three million dollars for its development the advan tages of which every citizen is reaping The 11 has loaned five billion dollars ana refuse lo loan more unless it Is spent for supplies In their country Canada has sent 400- men to the front of which number have made the supreme sacrifice and wounded The war is now cost ing Canada one million dollars a day This Is the fourth loan launched in Canada a total of five hundred million dollars It is a question of personal security as well as national security Tho nation that does not fight for honor and freedom deserves to he destroyed If Germany wins In this war what value your mortgages be Canada is call ing for your savings lo aid the men In defending our homes Let every man and woman give a pat riotic response Mr J Godfrey of Peel Co a Liberal on behalf of Union Candidate Ho said the issues were so great and the results so tremendous that personal friendships had lo he sacrificed in order to do the right thing by Canada and the Empire Both candidates say arc out to win the War and it is a question as lo which pol icy is best For two years he had advocated a Union Govern ment and although has only been in office five weeks it has already borne fruit Ho refer red lo the splendid efforts of North York in recruiting the and Battalions hut volunteer recruiting was at an end Sir Bordens visit to front convinced him that the men needed assistance as soon as possible and on his return he advocated a compulsory policy His successful in the formation of a Union Govern ment was outlined showing the prominent Liberals all over the Dominion with the exception of Quebec had come to his assist ance The new Cabinet were able lo do things that party gov ernment could not do such as the shutting down of public works prior to an election He depre cated ho allilude of Wilfrid on conscription regret ted tho display of parly feeling in audience and declared that Canada wanted deeds not words Numerous interruptions occur red during bis address and Chairman appealed lo the elect ors to he reasonable and give all the speakers a fair hearing Mr Mackenzie King greet ed with great applause lie proved himself an orator of the first magnitude thoroughly ac quainted with every phase of Can adian political life and able to present his claims in a very con vincing manner Ho very oiously expressed his thanks to Conservative Association for allowing him the opportunity to address the electors at their meeting and be made good use of every minute allowed him The oriais In nations history makes it important that Canada should he united He said ho had the strongest sympathy with the idea of Union Government and the fault does not lie with Sir Wilfrid that it was not formed more than two years He declared that the present Gov ernment was a Union Gov ernment to develop a policy that would the country united but a Government to work out policy of Sir Borden That volunteer recruiting came to an end vas no fault of Mr Godfrey and many other private was fault of the Borden Government The people have no confidence in the Borden Government We had no such effort under Government lo recruit men as the present Loan to recruit money Bennett and Borden could hold meetings the country for why has not recruited MrGodfrey was at a loss to know whoro Wilfrid would got mon to form a Cabinet if elected but Mr King did not think it would he very hard to find 3 competent business mon In all sacrifice and personal interests in formation of a truly national government Ho was glad that a good Liberal Carvel I had entered present Cabinet lo save the country it would have wrought havoc in this present crisis Our citizens must have read with in dignation in the morning papers regarding the profits of the ba con trade He denounced Sir Joseph vello for eighty per cent profits on the peoples food and condemned the giving of heredi tary titles to Canadians The Governments plan to lake part of the profits of packers ho char acterized as joining hands with profiteers against tho con sumer Tho people wore entit led to have prices properly con trolled Mr King explained at some length the Foundation which was brought up by Mr Godfrey and read a letter from Karl Grey Gov ernor General of Canada who congratulated him on his ap pointment and considered thai it was an honor to Canada that he vas chosen for the vork He laboring lo avoid industrial strife and his book on Industry and Humanity was almost ready- the press He had taken up vork for the welfare of mankind and when ho is elected a member of Parliament he will a measure along these lines He closed a snappy speech which punctured by many remarks by asking Mr Armstrong to an swer tho following questions which had been handed to him olectors How do Justify to tho peo ple of this riding who elected you as their representative six years ago the following Acts of the Borden Government lo all of which you were a parly and on all of which you gave the Gov ernment support The autocratic enactment of Conscription by at a session which had been obtain ed on the distinct agreement that nothing controversial would be introduced and the refusal under the circumstances of any right to the people to express their views one way or the other The autocratic enactment a lav whereby the people of Can ada were obliged to assume lia bilities of Canadian Northern Railway amounting it is esti mated lo over 000000000 and at the same time leave the direc tion of the Railway in the hands of Mackenzie and Mann and de prive Parliament of the right to pass upon the justice of an award of millions of dollars that may be made to these men and their friends under an arbitra tion as lo the value of stock which the Governments Commission appointed to inves tigate the Railway situation in Canada have reported that not a dollar of value had been paid How do you Justify the use of the closure in Parliament to pass this kind of legislation without the peoples representatives be ing given opportunity to discuss its merits and consequences 3 The autocratic enactment under closure of a law which robs people of Canada of their rightful franchise Please an swer how as a representative of this Riding you justify your act in helping to take away the vote a From women of this riding who were entitled to it un derline legislation passed by the Ontario Legislature at its last session From men in this Rid ing whom you know to he among its best citizens men who hern- solves and whose fathers have supported Pickering College and who out of loyal patriotism gave the College to the Government to he used as a Hospital for return ed soldiers How do you a represent ative of this Riding justify being a parly to the enactment of elec toral machinery which affords no adequate opportunity to the peo ple of this riding to see that names of persons entitled to vote are added to the lists which per mits of no appeal to an impartial tribunal against omissions and additions which may bo mani festly unfair and which places the whole electoral machinery in the hands of partisans many of whom are said to be your nomi nees How do you justify your act as a representative of this Riding in helping to deprive men who have gone from Ihe Riding over seas of their right to receive from each of the candidates in his election a statement of prin ciples for which bo stands and of Issues in this election How do you Justify your act as a representative of this Hid ing in being a party to the fraud ulent device of the moveable bal lot among soldiers oversees for THE ft i iwn mm if I ft I f I i i Everyone Must Play Sonne Part- r J the War WHAT PART ARE YOU PLAYING If You Cant Get into the Firing Line I BUY A VICTORY BOND Every Bond Bought Makes Peace Nearer and Surer DO YOUR PART a THE JAMBS WHIMSTER CO NEWMARKET The Uptodate Gents Furnishers whereby the vill of the people of Ibis Riding may bo defeated by the votes of men who have never been in North York and some of whom may never have been in Canada How do you justify the ac tion of the present Borden Gov ernment in trying to stifle an op pression of the will of Ihe people by candidates of their own choosing upon constituen cies from one end of Canada to another It was slated lo responsible electors of this Riding by Of the present Borden Union fiov- that you had agreed to withdraw as tho nominee of the Conservative parly in this riding in favor of a Liberal member of the present Government or an- other person if it could be ar ranged that the seat might be se cured him by acclamation Do you deny this If not did you consult the electors of Hie Riding whose nominee you aro before giving your consent to this transaction l Did you lender them your resig nation that they might be free to make any choice of fusion can didate they wished or was Ihe candidate to be one not of Ihe peoples but of the Governments choosing The present Military Service Act calls for men to the army of over already enlisted Is there any limit to further numbers of men that may be conscripted with no reference lo the people if the present Borden Union Govern ment is returned If so what is the limit As a candidate for North York are you prepared lo place a limit on the numbers of men lo be further conscripted- from this Riding without the people being consulted If so what is Ihe limit and what guarantee are you able to give thai limit you propose will be observed 1 you in a position lo say lo the electors of Ibis Riding thai men who have been granted exemptions either of a temporary or permanent nature will not be conscripted at some future time without the people being consult ed In interval If you are on what pronouncement of the Borden Union Government do you your authority On July of this year you along with a few other mem of Parliament signed a tes timonial given Hon Robert Rogers in which you express unbounded confidence in Mr Rogers as a representative of the peoplo and the hope thai he might long be continued as a member of parliament How do you Justify to electors of North York this expression of confidence in Mr Rogers public ly given lo him by you as representative On what grounds do you seek a renewed expression of public confidence from the electors of this Riding In view of the circumstances that in the six years you have been in Par liament as their representative your voice was never once raised lo I hold his son back from going the war Mr Armstrong said let him go though he was many years below the lowest ago for in Iche first draft In con clusion he said must re member that if Sir Wilfrid is elected we can he satisfied in protest against any of the of French domination ever afler graft corruption extravagance As clearthinking citizens con- and arbitrary procedure of the aider the question If the Kaisor Administration and your vote on had a vote which candidate would every occasion given in support of Government however in defensible its conduct that all the lime you were in Parliament you did introduce a single measure of any real public in terest or merit that while your first speeoh in Parliament was against an important public w in this Riding and led to its discontinuance you have sanctioned every other pub lic undertaking proposed by the Borden Government whether the expenditure was justifiable or not Mr J A M Armstrong was re ceived with cheers and said I believe thai it is the duty of ev ery Canadian who has the inter ests of his country at heart to help to defeat Sir Wilfrid Laurier in this crisis He had been ac cused of offering to resign as representative of Ihe constituen cy but he had no apologies to make on that score He had of fered lo resign if bis opponent he support Meeting closed at 5 oclock will cheers for Ihe King Mr Arm strong and Mackenzie King WANTED Hoard and Comfortable Single Man near Specialty Per manently Slate Terms P Box 194 FEMALE HELP WANTED Would you like or daily at home knitting War Sox on Au to Knitters Experience unne cessary- Send 3c stamp Auto Knitting Company College St Toronto CSwiO Newmarket COLLEGE FARM GOOD would do the same in order to Must be of good conformation save the expense of an election first class milkers and just frosh He asked why his opponent call- or duo very soon Wo are wil ed himself a Liberal when all the ling lo pay their value for best Liberals are supporting the Union Government Mr King be said comes out as an out-and- out supporter yet Sir Wilfrid for bis own glory is willing lo bridge the gap that separates him from the treasury benches with and mangled bodies of the boys from Canada He declined to read Mr Kings reasons for not enlisting Mr Armstrong was sure that the peo ple of Canada were pleased that right kind of animal We are also offering a General Purpose Team Good at all farm work Call and see thern at Newmarket Collco Farm i 1 1 We Want How Agent in North York County lo sell Peerless t Fruit and franchise was refused to Winter months relatives territory fighting against our own men If selling equipment Laurier was elected he would coo have behind him a creditable in Mackenzie King but he 00 would also have a number of J con- liBrilish French Canadian members first seeds of Nationalism were Pe for agency to conscription Mr Armstrong said that he had heard said that the farmers wor not loyally supporting he measure but lhal as ope that know the farmers in his riding as well as anybody could ho was perfectly that nationalism were himself and form on which Mr King was satisfied to stand was one Inat p to applicants for agencies purcliasers of Slock SB BE they were as loyal any people tomvi In Canada In answer lo that he had tried to MARIOS i wait J I J I W I SE Wr J ARCHIVES TORONTO te5 t 5a gf i muuu