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FOUR A i Comments King FRIDAY JULI ft J 1 MSI PS Mi A Ik Comments of Exchanges Far more effective than SUcky Fly Catchers Clean to handle by an Grocers everywhere 3600 MILES HOURS am July Groat s superdirigible the Lote Examiner The revenue if the Light and Power Commis sion has shrunk to a point where they are a deficit owing to the fact that several of the largest power users have been out of business since the war closed Peace has its problems n war What is Your Life Oshawa When life comes nothing more than a bread and butter question we have almost reach- the level of the beasts With all our powers and faculties there are so many thing we may take an interest have a part In we are not living up to our full capacity If we only seek to eke out an existence I first machine to cross the Atlantic Ocean made an aerial voyage of hours and 12 minutes which covered 3130 knots or approximately 3000 land miles I When the superZeppelin ar rived here she had left only enough petrol to keep her ninety minutes longer Her i crew almost sleepless for four and a half days were weary near ly to the point of exhaustion hut happy at the successful comple tion of their epochmaking trip Cost of Living Review In spite of any thing any parliamentary committee may do the cost of living in Canada can never be materially reduced until the warwasted countries of Europe are reconstructed and their normal pro ducing powers restored The only way in which the home market could be materially affected would be by plac ing an embargo on exports and permit- the Allied powers across Rome July Four persons were killed today when troops fired on a crowd at Twentytwo miles from Bologna as a result flf demon strations against the high cost of liv ing Newspapers despatches received here report the agitation to be parti cularly strong at Bologna Florence and Stores have been pillaged Quit Laxatives Pu T NR Tonight Tomorrow Feel Right It la a mistake to continually dose yourself with socalled laxative bills calomel oil purges and cathartics and force bowel arilon It weakens the bowels and liver and mattes con stant dosing necessary Why dont you begin right today to overcome your constipation and get your System In such shape that dally purging will be unnecessary You cando to if you get a box of Natures Remedy Tablets and each night for a week or so Tablets do much more than merely cause pleasant easy lion This medicine acts Upon the digestive as well organs promotes good digestion causes the body to get the nourishment from all the food you cat gives you a good appetite strengthens the liver overcomes regulates kidney and bowel action end gives the whole body thorough cleaning out This accomplished you will not have to take every day An occasional Nit tablet will keep your body in condi tion and you can always feel your best Natures Remedy Tablets and prove this It Is the best bowel medicine that you can use and costs only per box containing enough to but days Nature- Rem edy Tablets la guaranteed and recommended by your J Patterson Newmarket the At lantic to shift for themselves No one would be likely to go length of ad vocating such a selfish policy as this WELDING Prices and profits Ottawa Citizen With hosiery at present prices the chap who vol unteered to bet his socks is much more Impressive than formerly Ottawa Citizen Before the cost of living commission a Carleton Place woollen goods manufacturer lhat stockings for which the manufacturer received 37 cents a pair before the war sold at cents over the shop counter Now stockings for which the manufacturer gets cents sell for It Is clear that in this instance there is an abnormal spread between manufacturers prices and the cost to the individual wearer The incident is perhaps one of the clearest cut ex amples of increased prices which the investigation has revealed There should be comparatively little in tracing a domestic article like stockings through the channels by which such goods reach the consum er Great packing concerns and flour companies can introduce all sorts of puzzling figures and financial state ments which require and experienced accountant to Interpret but the Place man has given us a simple concrete illustration of what looks suspiciously like profiteering NOT A CENT COLLECTED FROM THE PORK BARONS UNDER ORDERINCOUNCIL Ottawa July That not a single cent has been collected by the Government to date under the limiting the profits of the pork packers to eleven per cent on the capital in vested and two per cent on the turnover wad the frank state ment given to a surprised House by Sir Thomas White this after noon The explanation made by the finance minister was that was King Council The above council met at Arm strongs Hotel King City on Satur day June Members were all present with Weils in the chair Minute of last meeting ap proved and confirmed- Council in committee of the whole on hills and accounts in the chair when the fol lowing bills were presented and ordered paid J Pearson reps to bridge and road 75 1 Walter Poller gravel grant 58 Win Cutting moving grader Elmer McLean gravel grant Canada Ingot Iron Co James Fry gravel grant Owen yds gravel Frank Homer reps to road James Fry 354 yds gravel Black yds gravel Lewis Mount reps to road J White gravel and work Chalmer Black cleaning out out gravel pit J L Jenkins office disburse ments 1 00 Hiram While repsto road J blankets for lockup John yds gravel T yds travel and work Hugh road grant that clerk notify J A Haw in to have pile of wood removed the same be ing piled too close the travelled lot and con Kaake that he follow ing sheep claim be paid Lome Elli son MaeMurchy thai J A Watson be instructed to prepare plans and estimate for bridge on con opposite lot city Kaake that the treasurer be authorized to accept from John Hoys the sum of being for five tile that the treasurer receive John for plank Unison lhat Andrew he paid re care of A Walsh- Kaake that Ed Archibald he paid re damage to wagon Kaake that Percy be paid re damage to engine that Leon ard Kaake be paid re injury to horse that I the following grants be given I to Hubert Cook between lots and j con 7 and to James Bryan on lltli con lot 31 for repairs to hill Special meeting of the council was held in the clerks office on July 1st when reso lution was passed that J A Watson he authorized to advertise for tenders for the following re inforced concrete bridges on con opposite lot 7 on corner of con lots and on eon lots JZ nil S r WORTH YOU MONEY BACK AMD PRESSING DEPARTMENT OUR BASEMENT Still in full swing and will continue until alterations are fully complete I MENS SUITS MENS OVERCOATS MENS RAINCOATS MENS ODD TROUSERS SHIRTS SUMMER UNDERWEAR OUTING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MOST CONVINCINGLY REDUCED Remember Boots will be much higher in price this coming Fall this great sale and save money on your Winter Footwear Buy at In the Basement Prices Moderate Workmanship of the highest order NORTH YORKS LEADING CLOTHIER NEWMARKET T and 31 Lloydtown bridge culvert a lean year and that coil lot cuivcrl on 3rd lid tenders to however he said to sec how much I before MMA nurtod of packers made little or no money investigation was being be hands Almost all broken parts of Ma chinery can be satisfactorily re paired at reasonable prices by this Process Try it ROGERS Newmarket Phone Residence East of Bank of Toronto at Fred Br Winger a Blacksmith Shop he pork barons are to pay into the exchequer far as the investigation has proceeded he said it does not appear that any of the packers is liable to taxation It has yet to be shown lhat any of them made over eleven per cent during It is interesting to note lhat in 1 J pie William Company paid nearly a million dollars into the treasury under the excess profits lax This is he company which made HI per cent profits on bacon a year or so ago and its head is Sir Joseph Wesley PI a veil but in under the new order-in- council it apparently so Was it not proved the other day before the costofliving committee asked Mr of following lie ministers statement that one of the To- aha loirs made per cent profits in the lean year The terms of will be strictly Carrie out evaded heminister to accompany tenders for the King and Lloydtown bridges bridges to be completed on or before Sept HO On motion council adjourned to meet at Suttons Hotel on Saturday July Newmarket Outfits large and small Portable and Traction En gines Separators Clover Mills Cutting Boxes Wood Saws Call and See before you buy Proprietor Shop East of- Bank of Toronto YORK MARBLE THE VICTORY OF THE SPIRIT Two business men were lunch ing together in quiet corner of the Commercial Club and discus sing the son of a mutual friend who was in the employ of them Hes a fine fellow said this gentleman cordially Keen clean and cry A good mixer loo Hed go a long way if his father wasnt the richest man in Fox River Valley MOV PEACE i has HA8 COME Now peace com footsteps stealing Along this world of sacrifice and pain Bend Thou above us Lord and touch with healing broken scarred and make hem again Vow peace has cornel Now peace has come the flags and banners flying The hell a- pea ling mid the sound of cheers Walk with our memories- of dead and dying Awl In Thy wipe away our tears Now peace has cornel WHAT THE OLD MAN The fact lhat two children were recently killed and one seriously injured at Franklin Field Boston when one of airplanes of Circus landed after a flight from Albany emphasises the importance of the making of regulations governing the use of airplanes and also provisions for safe landing places for them in our Wg cities as wall as in rural sections The pedestrian is already kepi suf ficiently busy attempting by looking in four directions at once to keep from being run down by automobiles and other terrestrial creatures and it certainly asking too much to expect him to keep eye out overhead as well lie might possibly do this by the use of a periscope hut on the whole we think it would be fairer I to handle the matter in some Other way Star Now And Latest Designs in MonwnenU and Headstones All Kinds of Cemetery Work Promptly Attended to Call and See us before Buying ALL OF BUILDING Cut to Order MEMORIAL TABLET8 FOR Kept In JOHN O MOSS Dealer In and Importer of Foreign and Domestic AMD MARBLES Box Make no Mistake in Place Huron Hear Depot peace has come make clear tip bailies meaning The over van- foe in Lifes harvest Melds soul a- gleaning Those sheaves of hope otir heroes lied sow Now peace has come I Nov peace has cornel LILLIAN GUARD LAKE FALL 1619 9 Sept Bolton Oct 3 A Bradford Oct A- Kept ID no Oct Lindsay a 20 Newmarket Sept 26 Sept ft Oct a ft A Toronto Aug a sept Vehlon Sent A Woodhrldge- Oct A Zephy J lJ 1p In Canada on the Pacific Railway lxty miles from Saskatoon is a Utile lake fourteen long and one mile is rai led Lake it Isnt much of lake as lakes and it Ik only one of hundreds In that district But Canada Is banking quit heavily on It a fut ure attraction The claim is made that has medical practically Identical with famous water of In Oddly Chough Is only one of the many little lakes that contains medicinal elements A legend handed down from ancient days WAS to the effect that somewhere in Western Canada the Indians knew of a wonderful lake which ponsessed healing powers Recently the ruins of lodges were found on the of Lake Manltou and an analy sis of the water showing the dedlclnal properties seemed to prove that the lake of the had been discovered A small boy had a wonderful escape from death He wander ed the railroad near the tan nery and fell asleep be tween the rails A freight train I should think lhat might make things all the easier for him remarked the second man Thats jusl where Ihe trouble comes in answered the first earnestly It will make things too easy Its the rough urrfhill climb thai develops a mans muscles and willpower and the principle Wolds good everywhere How many of the successful men whom you know were the sons of rich men John Well not many thats a fact The admission came after minutes IhOUgHU Vet poor mens sons make good surprisingly often in any line of business they happen to fancy Their struggle to get a place on the ladder makes them strong to climb when they once get a footholdi went on the first speaker There are any number rich mens sons filling infer ior positions in their middle age we both know that He stirred his coffee reflective ly and Sometimes I think the pleasant path is the most dangerous one that a young man is called upon to travel It doesnt gel him anywhere All Ibis is so true that a rich mans succeeds in overcoming the temptations beset the pleasant path of wealth ami really does gel somewhere he is almost as interesting from lhat fact alone as from what he may have accomplished In stances of this kind are infre quent and are more than one of our own time Marconi to whom the world owes much Inventor of the wireless telegraph is a rich mans son who bus travelled pleasant path and reached the goal of greatness in spite or its perils Marconi was born in that beautiful old Kalian city on the southern slope of the Apennines April His father a wealthy man aide and willing give his son all the pleasure which wealth can procure hut an age when most boys are playing toys this lillie lad was Interested in something besides and marbles he was six years old he was fascinated by electricity a subject then com paratively little known He re ceived Ihe best education the groat University of Bologna could give and had leisure to work in his own way along the line which interested him most When he was fourteen Herbs discovered that a certain electrical discharge caused electromagnetic waves to radiate through ether travel ling wilh the speed of light The Idea of applying these waves to the transmission of thought at once flashed Into the mind of young Marconi and Great Idea with he has wrought such wonders In recent years iplain to him that he could not at believe lhat no one else had one or the other and choose thought of applying the waves lo circumstances in which this purpose It is Claimed now apc Placed Marconi re cognizes the debt he owes to his circumstances and says very frankly If I had been poor I do not believe I should have invented Or it had invented 1 am not sure I should have stuck lo it as I did Of the fame which has come lo Marconi says with the same frankness I like to be a famous man It is very nice I 9 that others had noticed it and experimented along this line but at that time Mtarconi could find no mention of it in any of Ihei scientific journals winch he read diligently The Great Idea filled his mind to the exclusion of everything else The pleasure which might have been his because he had plenty of money did not for one instant draw from his work He read and studied and expert- 1 We may feci quite sure that the Times without number was strong enough the willful waves refused to work lo overcome the handicap of for him but he was discour- K omg to be spoiled aged Year year he kept by accident of f at it and hen one wonderful day he succeeded iii sending a own sake not for what he could out of it To such a one other things are of minor im portance He has won the vic tory of spirit Dan Warring- Ion DID THEY DO HIM GOOD message from his garden Inborn- lory to the house I The wave message travelled only a few feel but it was enough to show the young inventor that he was on the right track En couraged by this success he worked harder than ever His Among stories of absentminded apparatus was imperfect but il professors none Is more amusing than held the basic idea of the present- that told of an Oxford don who called system which is so successful one day to sec a sick friend The and Marconi was only Wend had been seriously 111 twenty Jf our I He bad risen I which have been the undoing of many men The temptations of wealth had not been strong enough to win him from splendid usefulness to his own age and i all succeeding time After all it is not wealth itself which harms man or boy hut the way in which one chooses use wealth The spirit is the thing The spirit may if it will rise in above the fetters of poverty and the fascinations of wealth or fall win out or fail more by the mind than by Poverty may hamper or help and wealth may hamper or help just as we look and was some delicacies among which was a fine bunch of hothouse grapes The two professor and convalescent were soon deep In a discussion and of professor forgot everything As he talked ho absentmind edly Aegan picking he grapes off the hunch one at a time and eating them Tills lie persisted in until every grape was gone At last he arose to take his leave and as he passed out of door he turned and said to sick friend Now mind you eat I hose grapes theyll do you a world of good William a dairyman about years of age was decapi tated by a train at Eastwood near Lon don ABOVE ONES SURROUNDINGS Samuel Johnson once met the unkind remark of a critic who scorned him for living in an alley by saying It is true my house is located in an alley but my soul docs not live there He learned to be greater than bis surroundings Fine tram and green lawns were as pleasing to him as to any one he knew bow lo get along without in his own yard and to the sight of Ibcm on other peoples properly There are some people who think lihey absolutely cannot live unless amid pleasing and even luxurious surroundings Their life work must be done in fine offices and their homes they think must be large and abounding in every comfort To be able to endure real physical discomfort is without doubt the hardest kind a trial after one has become used to certain of living But the reply of the stern old English moralist is a reminder llhat every one can by effort rise above the aggravat ing things of everyday existence The young man who goes to work in the city leaving behind a comfortable country home docs not need feel that his life is bounded by the four walls of his small hall bedroom All lhat the city affords its parks its libraries its museums and ilu art are his for taking And however hard may be the physical conditions of everyday existence lie does nol need to feel that his soul dwells in an alley In he most cramped of quarters and under mostIrving conditions is possible for ones mind and soul to be high up in realms of Joyous and serene living the Era House Cleaning Lawn and Garden Supplies lave you repaired your fences yet COME IN Builders Supplies Etc AND TELL U8 YOUR I passed over Ihe body without sprang into being then and there waking the child I It was all so aloar and tC Finish that Endurt ENAMELS and LACSHADES Like paint applied with a broth It keeps woodwork and floora bright and in sanitary condition It as though it were an actual part of tho wood On and it the one that will wear on job not off It give an excellent surface and unlimited service in hard wearing T Lightens A end id range of shades for woodwork and floora in any room in the home shown on our complete- color card which we will aend you free on la a al flolara woodwork Stat HARDWARE and ELECTRICITY n Opposite Post Phono 30S t A I