Ttsriicinif ill kg Trails Fruit Jitter J Comma flr- B I feci I must toll you of groat benefit from your I have been sufferer for many years from Violent Headaches and could got no permanent Attires and did bo with great and entirely Headaches to yVir medlclno MRS ALEXANDER for trial At all dealers or cent on receipt of price postpaid by Frultatlves Limited Ottawa forgotbu concert the under the auspices of he insti tute boxes Mrs J- on memorial service in of late Arthur Payne 81 Church Noble Ion last ftuiiday evening Aurora- Am Miller a munition worker will inherit the equity of in a in Aurora 45 In household gondii and personal nd cash loft- by his father Miller a fruit who died Intestate at Aurora TO lfiT Near Office Specially Works Seven Rooms Town Water Possession May I Rent W Main St Newmarket von iv Mouse on Pros pect Ave All conveniences nice garden good locality Apply to WJ Doyle to close That desirable property ad- Joining Customs- and post Office side of Main Street known as the Simp- eon Store Apply to Keith Administrator Newmarket or Solicitor FARM WEAR NEWMARKET FOR SALE That part flOn farm lying north of llio side road and adjoining Newmarket being the easterly part of Lot No Con Whitchurch contain ing acres more or loss he at once There is a good frame barn with under stabling supplied with water and a good frame on premises Intending purchasers will ap ply at once to Richardson Newmarket or to WIDDIFIBLD Vendors Solicitor Newmarket MEDICINE UNIVERSITY KINGSTON ARTS EDUCATION SCIENCE lUulng Chemllj Civil Od HOME STUDY Ail net villi one year attendance or four fissions Summer School Jul J to April CEO of application for divorce Notice is hereby given that Lyons of the City of Toronto in the County of York the Province of Ontario mar ried woman will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the next session thereof for a Bill Di vorce from her husband Ephriarn James Lyons formerly of of Toronto now said to he of City of Grand Rapids in Slate of Michigan on ground of adultery and desertion Dated at Toronto in the Prov ince of Ontario this 25th day of February A IRWIN BALES IRWIN Yonge S Toronto THE JL 8 I A It I ft -22C0- 97740 The property of Prank Will make the season of lit IS as follows noon A Storreys Snowball night Lloyds noon King City Hotel for Melroys Mr Silvester was elected Id the of the villa Board of Trade on Saturday when it was also decided to join Mark ham village township should the latter decide to get a supply of power from To ronto York Radial Railway it being found impossible the Hydro System to extend to Markhah and It was also decided hold a July 1 OOOit i bad could rent at VfeMUoBW6koeid get I bm to fert and in wem In would bo Una out I tew pound thoon I would try It My ncrvouanso loft me I Well and fin In morning end to do my work I mend Lydla- Compound to moke Mm St Vyinono Minn How often go bear among women am so I can not or It as I fly Such women should profit by Hi- and tills famous root and herb remedy Vcgotablo Com pound a trial For forty It boa been overcom ing conditions Inflammation ulceration periodic palna and prostration of women and la now considered remedy of our most popular men have been called to report to Exhibition Camp hough they got until the of May Among them were Herbert Webster Culling W Cutting ami- Telford Shanks We ttTO very sorry to lose you hoys bill do your host Miss prefers Quite a number attended church on Sunday although the weather looked There wiJ be a Red Cross Con- in the Temperance Hall on May Come one come all and bring your friends There will be a quilt given lo the person that has the lucky number There will he a good demand for quills next winter Cheer up girls I If the boys must go it wont hurt you to wait ill they return If the two young people who out of church two weeks ago cant remain until after the ser vice they should remain at home Mr Harry Shanks spent Sun day under the parental roof also Mr Telford Shanks was calling on friends in one night last week to it your lime is short Wonder if got the in the stable Sunday night or did he leave it at the tie post Happy John Queensyiile mm SAYS 1st Vice Mrs Fred Wed dell Floyd Cunningham 3rd Vice A Cameron Pianist and header ir Max Halt Mahle Byes Russell Missionary it- Mrs Rev hovering Robl v noon VOiite Rose for night Atkinsons Vandorf Mr Churchs lot for night MayArt Hulls Sharon Klug George Hotel Newioarkot night iiid Ull Saturday afternoon 3wU Groom J I I I J VJ flHtliDI illGISUOY IUlOLiU flags from to per lb Rubbers from tc to per lb Iron from to owl and Brass from to per lb Telephone No at my expense will you prompt 3 of King George Hotel P Box Newmarket Doris Stephens Kathleen Moore Literary and Social Vera Smith Hillary Stephens Viola Hill Ruth Richardson Citizenship Mahle Halt Violet Thompson Stanley Eves for League May 5 The Duly of ment Speaker Mrs Our Kvangelisllo Work Japan a survey Speaker Floyd- Cunningham ReadersAlice Smith if What is Bible Speaker MIssA Cameron Reader Stanley Country and Its Re- sources Speaker J Smith Reader Lena Smith Self-nevelop- in Ai ft lNVfclf London May The action of the House of Commons in turning down the Asquith motion by a large majority ac cords with views various newspapers expressed previous to Premiers statement in the House The staunch support ers of Premier Lloyd George ac cept hi statement ques tion and regard It as a complete refutation of charges made by Those papers which urged an in quiry treat tho speech as having a restricted value and as being ex parte statement though they admit it was a good effort MIT The Ministry of Food has cabled to the Canada Food Hoard Wheat importations are arriving in quantities suf ficient to meet our weekly re quirements Every effort that can be exerted in to in crease shipments of wheat and meat will be invaluable The has prepared to provide ships to move all the wheat hat Canada will spare Only bushels remain on the Continent that can he possibly available for export unless consumption In this Coup- try and the United Slates is very substantially reduced Food shipments from the United Stales to the civilian of Allies voro ponded for ten days to move million bushels of grain for the Belgian Relief It is reported hat more than nine million people In Belgium and Northern France are practically without bread Owing lo the congestion at the wharves of the Atlantic Coast the break down in railway trans pollution and general and totally unexpected demand upon the American transportation system generally it has become a matter to move the freight necessary for this Coun try and the difficulty has not been overcome as yet It was hoped that some arrangements for bringing sugar direct from Cuba lo Canadian Ports could have been effected hut this attempt has had lo be dropped Shipping is not available consequently new sugar rocjulatfons Excess holdings of sugar are liable for seizure after May A spectacle Off Crown In of Karoo Entertainment The fair sex of Aurora was very much in the spotlight last Friday and Saturday nights at a grand entertainment The Tomplo of Fame A of Famous Women given under auspices of the Aurora Over seas Auxiliary Women famous in he worlds history from Cleopatra to a Red Cross hursef appeared before the Goddess of Fame to plead their respective claims for the crown of fame and all these famous characters were well impersona ted by girls and women of this lown In all people look part in the entertainment which was capably managed by Mrs Charles Webster and Mrs Ford Butler A spice of humor was lent to the affair by he inclusion in the list of notable women Of such personigSs as Mother Goose cornpanied by Little Miss Muffett and of Bridget Mrs Partington and Allens Wife and with Mrs whose antics enlivened program Canada last in lie list was by no means least and Mrs Charles Webster charming Can ada Other characters that were popular were those of the late Queen Victoria Joan of Arc Madame Albani and Laura cord The Goddess of Fame to whom canio the suppliants for the crown was impersonated by Mrs Charles The musical directors were Misses Willis and Mr J acted as a herald There were guards pages and in large numbers all costumed The crown of fame was awarded Id A Mother impersonated by Mrs Hillary and at the close of Canada made a stirring appeal to her sons and daughters lo do their duly in this time of crisis performance went without hitch and was enjoyed and ap plauded by crowded Cm lid a Try on are removed to should bo some grit scattered they can free access to it They should Show signs of linger would bo oml and third daysafter hatching then be given some that have been very with milk may soattorod on clean sand being by a hen she will see that no food is to if in a brooder that part of the that the chicks do not pick up in should he removed as nothing in feeding onuses so much- trouble as leaving food of that nature around until it sour The following daily of five feeds given about hours and- a half apart and continued from the time the chicks are two lo three days shell until ten or twelve days of may bo or adopted to suit condi tions First feed Dry broad crumbs slightly with milk Second feed Finely cracked mixed grainA or commercial chick feed J Third feed Rolled oafs feed Dry bread crumbs moistened with milk feed Finely cracked mixed grain In above give ho chicks a food such grass lettuce sprouted mils etc Dp not have the moinslnned but in a slate and during this period let Ihe chicks on to fresh soil or every day if possible The Admiralty announces that- British minesweeping sloop was torpedoed and sunk by German submarine on May Two officers and men are mis- Socceodcd OperaftonFidledr- J rt in KltMtr He an Optra- llanad doctor fe nd loo liar J could not Like ft friend to try Gin bought a box and found relief from Ihe pain I did not expect would relieve of the tale oriypung girls a village InVelatod by the Kfider maldohs- promised a Sunday afternoon dance In I ho Town Hall dressed themselves heir best bringing out from hidden places bits of finery They Iroopbd to Hall arid two waited in vain fop partners andnusfcv Then the arrived closed Ihcidoors arid ordered each girl to sign her name to an offi cial paper The next day police men vlsjlcd the girls homes and confiscated their ribbons- and II riant but toy joy veil very J Gin ever offered Profit by Mr LcssardVcxainpIo If you 1 Stone or Gravel or other Bladder disorder Sold at all defers at a box of boxes for free If you write Co of CcsdUtidlcc Inc ZOa 101 nun T- 1 V In of Texealn OF LANDS Mas Britain and United Closest Accord COUNTY OP- YORK of a warrant Issued town ftorporalc Peal of lie Town directed bearing date the April upon ami sell lands mention due thereon I hereby give no be sooner paid shall proceed of Tax w Gordons J own of Mayor under me Town of NcwnarKel A commanding me lofeyf In following for of thai unless such arrears of Taxes and Corf to sell lb lands or I inn and Hi Tuesday 3rd MS hot Plan 117 Bimt Srlglcy Kill I II i1liWI IB I Any doctor toll yoii tliat of printed below contein needed to 1m- of delicate children and restore to old people Peptones and Coil who puny or or Qcd inuy this at our too It does children end tho aged Is nothing lo and vitality to nervous women and rundown men Try it If you not entirely tat vo return your money that provea our and your projection lions of have been convinced this way J at the In all towns J London May The carrying through of the American effort The Morning Post today says means the turning of the scale against the enemy Germany it soys never made more pro found or more fatnl miscalcula tion than when she held tire power of America to The Kaiser advisers says The Times have brought together the peoples more and more rapidly than the fondest dreamers after more Intimate relations be tween them had dared hope That- is an immense event in the history of the old world and the new It is the greatest that has happened except the war itself since the Revolution The lessen for England and America is plain and abundant proof that both undeK stand We have lo stick it out and the Americans have to hurry up and they are hurrying up splendidly Not one peace note has been heard in Congress only criticisms breathed against lllo Government consist of occasional complaints that it does not get on fast enough vith the war That is the rigid temper for both sides of Ihe Atlantic mm British casualties officially published during the past week totalled 1 It I I flat I a r r I I 4 I I it s Bam and Silo Roofed vita Sheds Flying sparks and embers from a burning building often cause roofs near by to catch fire especially in a dry hot season covered vith are In danger from flying embers because any that fall oat Asphalt Roofing out Build a bonfire on a roof of As and the lire not and imderneath the roofing protected In a inaxuier If lire In the Interior of a building Hoofing a keeps the fire from spreading chiefs loiurance coracles endorse its use In the corje4t- cities Aithalt docs not absorb water ihtdj heaviest rain Add and alkali proof Reliable lb lb per square Rubber Is the quality as Asphalt but has a surface of particularly suitable for verandah la W lb CO lb Is of the materials Asphalt v hi veifiht A reliable looting at a ititoi for years and has given entire satisfaction Sanded on MM aide One lbs per square same quality as but a smooth for all of sheds sites In the trenches lb lb lower quality ilan Rubber Used for 45 lb fti 45 lb lb til 22 34 a 77 105 111 US Hi no 122 123 120 138 140 lit Jes Wilson John Shields East 45 Leo Segal I I I I I I ft A ll is as 11 Taxes 93266 3266 Of 3200 31 3338 4093 3930 3502 3266 1208 3225 3112 5il6 2102 2707 3079 2707 2503 2707 2707 2707 3983 2087 2087 2701 2982 3079 North Srigley West Superior East Oak ft on Kim St Plan Norlh r IS 3295 7990 1907 1907 70 119 130 1595 2169 1595 1430 South Andrew 1987 I North Srigley South Huron Pi 10 Cqulrcs ill Plan 32 Q 17 Plan Connaught Aba Plan North Eagle A Pt E Cedar A Bruce 5080 Plan North 3490 37 Cedar A Bruce 7571 North Gotham 7577 A South Ontario Pt 58 South East Court and West Hamilton North Eagle ft frontage I 7 North Huron end Vefat Niagara i id Of He at tic in Halifax 35 Geo St 18 Andrew mm Eagle end lot 18 Eagle I J Ida A I W E Cedej Main V Plan it Charlotte and S S 207 228 207 J 207 230 205 197 217 295 217 189 95 223 217 176 170 223 218 256 363 175 209 252 308 342 I 3SH mi 29Ce Ml 4097 291 3H Ml 2891 3035 5311 90 J ANDERSON Town of j