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11 IT Of Watsons i JACKSON Editor and Proprietor i J i J II Comity Paper as well as Old No Paper out of North York- unless paid rf i N A ON D A A Y D with that a good reputation when you can Lowe High and got the BEST LOWE High Standard LIQUID PAINT will do for you what It dono many times for It Iho work you It roslsts longer It more surface It looks hotter and In bolter condition for repainting than ordinary Got our apodal color combinations for and book- lot Attractlvo Homos and How to Thorn FREE I PAINT STORE Paints Varnishes and Enamels NEWMARKET AH qv IVrllton for Air Who About their Eternal Salvation v Si it -I- r 17 Vat Help You With Your Painting I Canada expects every Farmer to give her greater crops this year than last In order to help the Farmers the Bank of Montreal will make advances to Bible parlies to purchase the extra seed required POOD CONTROLLER G Newmarket Branch SOUTH END LUMBER YARD HI A CAR JUST RECEIVED PEARSON Cor Church and Giles John Murphy and Losllo The ftas banking Service given careful attention Bale Notes discounted Loans made to responsible parties Every convenience is afforded to Savings Depositors Small or large sums may be deposited and interest paid on balan ces la order to prevent hoarding and further to reduce wheat con sumption in tins country so thai may send more to the al lies where the cereal shortage is increasingly the Canada Food Hoard announce additional restrictions on holdings and use of wheat and flour The order provides that no per- sin with the exception of manu facturers of flour bakers con fectioners wholesale or retail dealers or persons living at a greater distance than two miles from a licensed dealer shall hold or have in his possession or un der his control more flour made wholly or in part from wheal than is sufficient for his ordin ary requirements for a period not exceeding fifteen days Anyone living at a distance greater than two miles and less than five miles from a licensed dealer may hold or control flour made wholly or in part from wheat up to an amount sufficient for bis ordinary requirements for a period not exceeding days All persons manufacturing ice cream candy cake crackers bis cuits pastry confectionery ice cream cones or chewing gum in Canada for sale must on and after June have confectioners li censes The Canada Hoard has is sued an order limiting hold ing of sugar by anyone manufacturers or dealers to fif teen days supply except persons livjng more than two miles from a licensed dealer The Food Hoard has issued an order that no persons shall make in Canada for private consump tion French pastries iced cakes or biscuits or cakes with icing or added the interior and no person shall use in Canada sugar for making for private consumption what is commonly called candy London April 29 A party of American Army M A workers arrival in London last night The ship on which Ihoy sailed- was torpedoed yesterday morning and sank In twelve min utes All the passengers and all but three of the crew wore saved market Branch A II By Roy Frank Cornell Formerly of Newmarket Yes there lay my lifolbss body There could be no doubt that John Jones a of 38 was dead And it all came so quickly Little by little I began to recall what had occurred I re membered it was Sunday April and that I had taken my wife and three children to ville lo spend a few days with her mother machine never ran heller and roads wore good After a sumptuous dinner I started for homo and on reach ing Richmond the town clock struck four I concluded I miht need some more gasoline and so I ordered the required amount Then I concluded to lake a walk about town The flaming posters of a moving pic- lure show attracted my attention and I went in and saw Dick the Demon of the Digging I cannot say that it was a very elevating film Then Honing my coal against the strong north wind started for my home in Winches ter How cold it had turned ing the las hour or so Before reaching Lynn I was shivering but sped on reaching home about seven oclock and feeling as if I had visited the North Pole The gas was low and so after eating some cold potatoes and -a- wenl to bed How the rest happened l can hardly describe I must have gone to sleep but now as I tried to move I could not stir I tried to cry aloud but my clove to the roof of my mouth What did it mean Soon I know for I was standing by the hod- side viewing my own lifeless re mains Dead I I exclaimed I John Jones dead it must have been apoplexy or heart failure But I had not long to speculate for I soon found myself standing be fore a great white throne and no ticed- thereon the words Judge of Quick and Dead The I cannot describe Never bad I seen such a benign look and yet with it all Justice was written on every feature of that face in which the mysterious light of the place glowed like the sun The judge had not yet address ed me but from somewhere came the words It is appointed unto man once to die and after this the Judgment Yes I thought I have heard that before but I had so little lime no sickness no warning The same mysterious voice came again saying For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so cometb as a thief in the night For when they shall say Peace and safety then sudden destruction cometli and they shall not escape Hut ye arc not in darkness that the day should overtake you as a thief Oh thought I If I were only hack to earth how differ ently I would live The Judge looked upon me with a look of pity as that voice which seemed to come from everywhere at once said Another mortal is about to he judged- and receive the things done in the body whether they be good or whether they be evil Then amid a silence such as earth never lias the Judge turn ed to me and said What hast thou to say of thyself As I looked upon that countenance knew that nothing but the truth would do and yet I felt at limes that I must shade the truth a lit tle as I had sometimes done on earth Righteous Judge I made re ply I am a farmer a retired farmer and live at Winchester or did before I passed over I inherited a farm in Randolph County and a few thousand dol lars In money so I bought a bouse in the city and a renter works my farm Art thou connected with any church Yes I replied but I hung my head in shame as I thought of my unfaithfulness I am a or was in earth life a birth right Quaker A great church said bo founded by men who feared my name a church that has always taught Divine guidance This church although small has brought to pass some of the greatest earthly reforms This was the first church to stand for temperance and for equal right remembered well that I had attended only limes in a year but I said as I gave the number attend the Sabbath more when roans are not Didst thou learn at Sabbath School that Ye shall keep my Sab bath and revcronco Didst thou attend Monthly Meetings and prayer meetings No I answered It was quite impossible Last year they elected mo Worthy Grand Spieler of our lodge of Ancient Or der of Hocus The lodge Tuesday night and it was my work to instruct candidatos and being out so late that evening I did not feel like going out Iho next night In the instruction did it say Thou shall worship the Lord thy God and Him only shall thou serve Didst thou tell can that God was greatly to bo feared in assembly of His saints Did they learn that to fear God and keep His command meats was the whole duly of man No I answered this was not in ritual of our ancient or der Hut said the Judge thou didst speak of thy farm What was thy income this past year I answered with pride Mine is or was a Randolph County farm and received a thousand dollars from it Good said the Judge one hundred dollars of tenth money How didst thou appropriate this amount Again I hung my head and tried to be evasive by saying Copies each mm- -T- Ft did give that way I just I bought the cause Ihe sexes This church has In Our Meg who you to de ls of i mis ruble in love i5n a Prosperity is Us reward i A I Heir as directed in to isstore gray hair to Its natural color or refunded not a dye mid PrUs Supply I li Ho A J brought about prison reform ab olition of slavery and has sown the seed of universal peace Yes terday was the first day of the week Didst thou meet with thy brethren for worship No I answered I was from home yesterday What about the Sabbath be fore said he Wo wore nil invited to Para- toga to a chicken dinner that day When didst thou attend meet ing he Inquired not gave as Surely then thou hast never read the tithe of he land whether of the seed of the land or of the fruit of tree is Lords is holy unto the Lord No rue Friend can belong to that class of whom it is written Will a man rob God Yet ye have rob bed me Perhaps said the Judge thou hast so well learn ed the text Every man according as he in his heart so him give not grudgingly or of necessity for God a cheerful giver that thou dost give more than a tenth and there nev er has been a lime when such giv ing was more needed than now Thousands are dying of starva tion in Armenia many must go hungry in and many more in Germany Oh said I the Germans are our enemies No replied the Judge if what the President says be true He says the United Stales has no feeling against the German peo ple only against the Prussian military class atid it is not this class that suffers What have been thy gifts to church and charity the past year With thy comfortable homo and thy good income anil all thy blessings what hast thou done for Blessed is he that considereih poor the Lord will deliver him in time of trouble I full well realized that if I over needed deliverance it was now There was only one thing I could do tell he truth Oh good judge I said I must con fess that have been of others I have lived too much like Dives If only I had another chance I am much ashamed lo say that all I gave away this past year was a pair of cast off boots to a tramp and I let him spade in the garden an hour Besides that I gave a dol lar to Med Gross and another dollar when they made the Quak er drive Yes and I did give fifty cents for the War Service Flag but I always felt doubtful about this Oh yes I did sometimes drop a in the Sunday School collection but we got this all back in papers Didst thou attend the picture shows any Yes I answered my eldest son and I went about once in two weeks Wo only attended good shows however Willie who was fourteen his last birthday got so he could tell the real exciting ones by looking at the billboards If there were plenty of shooting masked faces and detectives ho would come home from school ana say Wo must go tonight Poor boy- what will ho do now with no father to take him Do you think Judge they have yet heard of my death at Gonncrsvillo Hut said the Judge wo must not drift from the matter in hand This account now stands for church and charity and fifty cents of that doubtful and over for entertainment This places thee in the class known as Movers of pleasure more than lovers of God How about thy Bible study Surely thou didst not neglect the holy scriptures which are able to make thee wise unto through faith which is in Christ Jesus I answered It was war lime when lived and I had hard work to read the daily papers as an American should John Jones said ho as he gave me ono glance of mingled Continued on Page Letter from Soldier France April 2nd 1018 Dear Friend Jus a few lines hoping thai they find you all quite well as they leave me at present We have had a change giving lis a little more do but we dont mind that as long as the war fin ishes and does it quick I have been now for two years and seven months and have seen we 1 wo months active ser vice in France I often think have done my hi I cant kick as think myself very lucky to he kicking at all however I hat is looking on the black side of Well I received life paper last nigh I arid thank you- very much for the same as I have really enjoyed looking over the news of the old own I often wish I was I bete Out thai is a pleasure thai I have In ward to rerejwd from the Ladies and with Comforts in il and From Era Hay 1808 The boiler of Harrison Van- on of Whitchurch exploded Sat urday injuring four men and two boys Damage to milt Miss Smiths millinery room takes the lead steamer Emily May making regular trips from Belle to Orillia on arrival of the Northern Railway train The annual meeting of the- Hook Ladder Co look place at the Royal on Monday evening Of ficers elected a Captain Hotsford 1st Lieut Mitchell 2nd Lieut John Jackson Four Fenians were arrested in yesterday causing great excitement look parcel Club I liked fine I sometimes wonder how I will he able to thank all the people that have been kind to me and the other boys that are from Newmarket I am afraid that you will gel tired of reading this scribbling so I will close with best wishes all I remain your friend Samuel Carter P wjil be years old to morrow p AMEIilCAN TUnfJED From Era May Mr Wall Wismer is home- from College Mr I i here from Montreal Mrs Tbos of Toronto is visiting here The Worlds Fair Chicago opened Monday At the New York School of Pharmacy exams Mr Arthur of Newmarket stood 2nd in a class of 1 pupils in 1st year Rev Jos addressed a large number Of OddFellows in the Methodist Church last Sunday evening at their annual church parade A petition signed by rate payers lo restrain dogs from run ning at large was presented to Council last Monday evening and a contra petition signed by by Tho An also presented won the day The annual meeting of ihe Me chanics Institute was hold on Monday evening 1 volumes were issued during the year The liabilities have been reduced from over lo during the past year officers elected were L ft Jackson Davidson vice Ireas The Tomb At HI Albert on May 2nd John in his year president A Atkinson sec- Atlantic Port April The work of raising ihe Am erican liner St Paul which sank at her pier here yesterday was progressing rapidly today 3 the men said to have been abroad the liner are reported mis sing while the list of Injured will not exceed twenty The St Paul was returning l her pier from a when she was caught in a strong ebb tide and water poured into her It was said thai an ash port had been left open t DOO INDUSTRY Now Company Over of Factory The Aurora Town Council is now in receipt of the deeds of the property of ihe burntout Office Bureau Company from an official receiver who had the winding up of that companys affairs The burning up of this business has meant a loss of 300 in the population of the lown A new company which has been formed of Aurora and outside capitalists will commence re building a new and larger factory for similar manufacturing pur poses as late business At the next Council meeting Jho pro posal will be talked over and ar rangements between Council and the new company concluded The lown is willing to hand over the land free of cost to the new company but as to whether any further assistance will be asked and given is matter of conjec ture to disburse ments it is necessary lo keen down all expenditures The nearer a gets to fame the smaller It looks An auto driver at Midland was assessed and costs for damages done to a buggy which he struck with hid ear Our Toronto Letter Twentyfive thousand- people including ten thousand soldiers made an impressive scene at Iho intercession for the allied arm ies at the Park on Sunday Three buildings were damaged by fire on avenue Saturday night loss roughly placed at eight thousand dollars William Troy of Chatham died in St Michaels Hospital Sat urday evening from blood poison ing Some days ago a nail in his hoot pierced his fool and this resulted in his death He was about years of age and for the past few months had been employed in an east end drug store WWtch your ten Spots there a number Mexican floating around the city and one was passed on a cashier at one of the departments of the Parliament Buildings on Monday for a Canadian Ion dol lar bill The bill has a picture of Diaz on it and looks very much Hke a Canadian bill It has been handed over to the provin cial police department These Mexican bills are only world ten cents on the dollar The explosion of a coal oil stove in a house on Mutual si- resumed En the death of Mrs Sullivan from burns and shock Tho total British casualties in the operations last Tuesday against and were UNIVERSITY ONTARIO with ARTS SCIENCE melts Civil STUDY one yriitle or our A April a beauty lotion for a few cants to remove tan frvohlco Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or lollet counter will supply you with three ounces of orchard white for a few cents Jules of two fresh lemons into a bot tle then put in the orchard white and shako well This makes a quarter pint of the host lem on skin complexion known Massage bis fragrant creamy lotion daily in to the face neck and handy and just see how freokles tan and rough ness and how smooth soft and clear the skin becomes Yes I It is and the beautiful reaulta will you I I 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