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1 I rf T Goltiflm THE PRICE HA8 BEEN PAID the Era Why ask back demon of drink 1 When price paid In blood and in tears A LUCKY HORSE At call of the country The young manhood responded To save from the Hun Our ideals of right Vising Sprinkle Cane over your straw old hay corn stover ensilage screenings etc Reduces cost of feeding MA if Spent is Pure Cane Molasses and not a Prepar Stoc Feed Hakes more less Builds flesh fasten Keeps stock healthier Sold in strong Ironhooped barrels COO lb net each at a very reasonable price We fttdinf Good lire wanted Write quick for territory CANADA MONTREAL J Newmarket Ont WORTH YORK MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK8 Mm Mm ill Latest Designs in Monuments and Headstones All Kinds of Cemetery Promptly Attended to Call and Sec us before Buying Elsewhere ALL KIND OF BUILDING STONE Cut to Order MEMORIAL TABLETS FOR CHURCHE8 Kept in Stock JOHN 0 MOSS Dealer in and Importer of Foreign and Domestic GRANITES AND WARBLES Phone Box Make no Mistake in Place Huron Near GTR Depot Why those principals of right For strong drinks delusion When the price has been paid The great sacrifice made Did those men die in vain Has that sacrifice all been for I ask once again the price not been paid Our hones to protect The rising generation to shield With Gods strong arm to protect us The Weapon of Temperance well welled Peters Keswick WHAT BEER COSTS THE COUNTRY Two fundamental interests absorb our attention We are horribly short of coal and unemployment Is too prevalent The noisy agitation in favor of beer Invites attention to the relation of beer to both problems The last prewar census shows that Canadian manufactures consumed in one year coal as follows Malt Liquor Beer 5192778 Boots and Clothes of kinds Tims under license system beer claimed fifty per cent more coal than was used in Canada for clothing the Is this use of coal The same census shows the pay roll of the manufacture as follows BEER Capital employed Pay roll BOOT Capital employed Pay roll cent CLOTHES Pay roll per So a million dollars invested in making boots and clothes gives more than four limes the pay roll of a mil lion dollars Invested in making pre war beer under license Docs Canada want such small pay rolls during Hip period of reestablish ing our soldiers These questions arc respectfully submit led as vitally related to present situation EARNEST THOMAS Board Of Social Service 7 25275107 WHEN YOU MEET A STRANGER There is a RUTLEDGES SHOP Newmarket FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Blower Corn Cutting Box Light HandFeed Waterloo with blower Light Portable Engine Traction Some hi Belting Proprietor Shop East of Hank of Toronto ileal in first impressions The idea that they are infallible is undoubtedly a mistake But requires consul enable effort to overcome an un favorable impression For that reason it is worth while to try 10 be at your best when you meet a stranger It is true that may never see him again but the other hand you may thrown with him frequently In any ease it is belter that the acquaintance of a day- even should carry away an agreeable memory than a for bidding one Do be afraid to he cordial to make agreeable The people who have o know others a year or so be fore showing their best side miss a jreaf deal of happiness them selves and also mis he chance to give happiness CARE OF THE TEETH Notice of Application for Divorce NOTICE- In hereby given that Meryl Adams of the City of Toronto In the County of York in the Province of Ontario the lawful wife of Lelghton Williams Adams will apply to the Par liament of Ciiiada at the next session thereof for a Bill of Divorce from her husband Williams Adams of the Township of Vespra in the County of Farmer on the ground of adultery and DATED at Toronto In the Province of Ontario this day of Septem ber A P MRS MERYL ADAMS by her solicitors Messrs Robin e It Godfrey t Adelaide West Toronto Whenever you sense a sick headachy or feel a bilious attack coming It off by use of it is a peculiar physiological fact I the Jaw contains the al ready calcified crowns of the tem porary teeth and also that of the first molar of the permanent set This fet done is to direct at tention to the- rare with which the mother should dirt herself during the parental period The next Interesting physiological fori Is thai a age of six years III- child has a greater number of any other age there being I ben the nil Ik set mil all the permanent except Ihe wisdom teeth To ensure that both sets of teeth shall be and healthy it Is es sential there be most careful feed ing of the Infant child for any condition causing malnutrition will he proper formation of the cap of dentine and permanent de fect will result Defective denti tion causes eeth quickly to being cut The health of the child requires the temporary should he sound otherwise it cannol properly perforin Hie process of mastication The lowering of the vital functions of the child reacts on the permanent set of and too often they reach the in a diseased condition II will not do to feed the baby on paten I foods fried fish etc same food that Ihe parents eat it ruins the digestive apparatus and results In bad teeth It Is a fact childrens first decay soon after they appear and from growing beside the bad first the second set decay loo is Hi ere fore essential proper attention he given to the careful and systematic cleaning of teeth night and morning Indeed the mother Should anticipate trouble by a careful of Hi childs mouth before the appear using a solution of arid or of salt with the appearance of a soft should he used In place of the linen Wipe Im a mighty lucky horse Why Well my master Is a kind man and any horse that belongs to a kind man Is lucky are in the express busi ness and our stand is on one of the busiest corners of Denver right by a shoe store arid from a lagre department store Im always ready for work In morning because always have a good nights rest and a good breakfast then you see Im interested in the business Almost any horse is inter ested in his masters business if his master treats him fair Were usually busy all morning but at noon you will find us on that corner Maybe you have noticed and have noticed the kind of lunch I get I dont eat out of as lots of horses do I feel sorry for horses that have to eat out of nose bags I should think they would have sneeze the rest of the day to get the dust and chaff out of their noses every noon my master gives me from a box and he usually holds the box while I eat Sometimes he says Hurry up there old boy but I go right on munching my can tell by the tone of his voice that he Isnt angry If men could only understand horses as well as horses understand men it would be lots bet ter for the horses When I see some poor horse try ing his to tell that he is hungry or thirsty or suffering I wonder bow his master can help but understand him Of course most men dont care how much a horse suffers and then some men are just careless and ignor ant and when I see thai kind of a man I feel as though Id like to shake him and say Wake up I here Dont you hear what your horse Is saying Now my master ami I are the best of friends regular pals Being in busi ness together of course we help each other all we can We both work hard and were pretty tired when night conies but he never neglects to give me a good supper and a good bed and when I lie down so comfortable and contented and think of some of the horses Ive seen during the day I think Im surely a lucky horse I think of lots of things as I lie here in the hay sometimes the tears just run down my face from thinking how some poor horses suffer Just other day I met a poor beast whose life Is one long misery My heart aches when I think of look in his eyes that wild look of dumb agony that I see En eyes of so many horses You could count his ribs without half trying the Illfitting harness had made sores on his back and all over his sides were marl of the cruel whip was trembling all over with fear and pain Kind hearted men and women were passing bill none of them seemed to notice him He happened to be standing near me for a moment I looked at his master such a wicked cruel face I knew their was no hope for the poor horse so long as be belonged to such a man The injustice of if all made boil with rage I whispered to him Why donI you watch your chance and kill the wretch Ill never forget he pitiful look in Ids eyes as he answered in a fright ful whisper Id only suffer more if I did theres no hope for me 1 do the I can but I only gel brutal blows if could only die I Just then the driver gave reins an awful jerk a slinging cut with he whip and Ihe wretched sight was gone was trembling all over when my master returned lie noticed it patted my smooth neck and said Why whats happened Did some body ye And rubbed my face against his sleeve and tell him how glad I was that I hap pened belong to him Oh why arent all men kind I guess here are lols of kind peo ple in world all Perhaps when the world gets all straightened again people everywhere will be more kind and gentle and considerate These and many other things I think about before I go sleep night Well be glad have you call at our any day We guarantee gel trunks station on lime unless you are the dclatory in leaving your order Im so fat I run like a rare horse And lei me say thai I believe a man who doesnt jerk and abuse his horse will be more careful with a trunk and less likely knock Ihe paper off lie wall in gelling II of the house a man who does Our Dumb Animals Billy Murray Slyly Sings And Hed Say Only Lai Wee Wed not much of a French vocabulary But Billy Mur ray makes it mean a lot in this snappy song Coupled with Irving popular plaint Oh Oh Those Landlords Merry Music Marvelous Melodies Tit In Tear Wheeler Sing Ma lion J bos SucophOD Wad worth 10inch if The WaldorfAstoria Dance Orchestra Plays My Cairo Love and Beaucoup My Cairo Love that novel foxtrot from the has the Put Mandoline of fa tin Part Orchestra E3iS IQinch Tin Ill Earl Work for la Earl Vildo Ma Yon Cant Where Nora Bayei Pick No iMycs Caroline Sterling Trio aire Me Smile end a Ktia Charles 10ineX We Rowland Coin to Thai Line Fox MM Wild FoxTrot WaldorfAstoria Dance Hawaiian Smile Orcheatra 10inch Yearciar FoxTrot Princes Dance Orch estra Karma FoxTrot The Happy Six Dance Music la of Feel eidel Plays Wild Gypsy Dances Gypsy muiicUn the craze in Hungary or dance most dazzling of flounced the del interprets irresistible fire yea Hid Hen Burr 10inch Glorifies Hungian Here is the first really K5ffl2i tcki and successful SwiKJ rhythmic Wdtx successful rrnrd a Of an Oriental W W AS761 10inch orchestral classic In these thrilling heroic melodies in the glorious thunderous chords and the swiftly rip pling runs from end to end of the keyboard Percy Grainger is at his most bril liant AenstiaBO gong Beau- coup is a onestep that will make you step all the way A2764 1 J Louisiana Jazt Orchestra Inlroduclnir Minnie Ohl Victory Wilbur C Swe4tmarii OrisiDal ft FoxTrot Novelty PI Bluet Band itinch Caat You Huh Ma cm and Columbia Stellar Quartette flnlllttTfaroufh OicartkaFle e Oar Barbara Thlok Ma Barbara lOrinch Del Destine Col- Bratia Orchestra flelectloa from La Forte Del Columbi WW Arc t ion lone IAN 1 French Army Band Superb in On BreezeCBlow My BW a To Me- a Harmonious Diie Arthur Fields and Jack Kaufman a new Columbia vocal combination sing this harmonious sweetheart song Coupled with Billy Murrays rollick ing jovial jocular rendering of Take Back to the Land of Jazz A2766 Get the New Columbia Novelty Record Booklet iljr Dtatar 1 1 I I lie it 1 raillt Bier Its l 111 III are in languagti Columbia on SaU tha 20th of Month at all Columbia Dealers COLUMBIA CO ill Bizets Suite must have mightily appealed to these veteran bandsmen of lie Marne for they play it if they love it in Bi zets opera Carmen these melodies are strongly in fluenced by the compoisr study of French and Spin- ith folkmusic On back La an in spiring Spanish march A61141M tan ad ulldl In iy 0 i3 I ME ITT Agent Newmarket MOT FOR SALE WHAT HE FORGOT By contrast to many For Sale A farmer noled for his absent- I if may be well went own and TOO BEWARE Doctor This is very had cage Mr very sail Indeed 1 much to fell you 111 a I your wifes mind is completely gone Peek Im not one hit surprised Shes been giving a of every day for the lasi yearn Chicago Herald HOW YOU CAN TELL GENUINE ASPIRIN his Then he on his way home the unplcaaanl eon- he had forgotten hut il was lie could- recall As he neared homo con viction limes he sloppped horse carefully lluough his hook in a vain endeavour to discover he had in course he reached home and was his daughter who looked him in and exclaimed Why father lifl remind ourselves that the real possessions of life never can he sold or bought for money with money one may buy real estate and auto mobiles and railroad tickets and ad mission to the movies But such things arc not real possessions they are merely accesprles A mans life consisted not in the abundance of the things which he Lifes real assets arc Imponderable as well as They cannot be weighed In any mercantile scale or measured by any commercial yard stick They are priced the heart which has its own cipher can never tell his most intimate what his best Joy has cost him Suf fice to say that it rest little when it costs money merely Said Robert Lee when lend his Dime lo a lottery scheme My good Is all that left and it not sale George Clarke Peel surprise have you a thing as being loo Chief of Police Butter tile Indeed is how we thieves They are too it gives them away fhey of new clerk In the lone for a joke asked for The clerk ill- through the seeds hut no sweet potato Feeds and lo boss explained thai he wm and cautioned him about Alecks put days later a lady the asked tor some birdseed a on grinned the clerk you is hatched from os Angles Times aibnt OnlyTablets with BayerCross are Aspirin No others If you dont see the JBsayor on the tablets refuse Ihem they are not Aspirin at all There is only one Aspirin that marked Cross all other tablets are only acid imitations Look for the Bayer Cross I Then it is real Aspirin for which there is no substitute Aspirin is not German but is made in Canada by Canadians and is owned by a Canadian Com pany all rights being purchased from the Genuine Bayer Tablets of As pirin have been proved safe by millions for Pain Headache Rheumatism Lumbago Neuritis Handy tin boxes of tablets larger packages can be had al arty drug store Aspirin Is the trade mark registered of Manufacture of Monoacetloacl- of FATHER IS IN BAD There was preal In the manner of he lilllc man who a saleslady in a store Ihc oilier day and gol me in a dickens of pieklc you did I don I understand the irl rap I led You when I eiune to pick a silk for my wife dnnt you Yes And you we asked the assistance of the lady who was buying skirt for her lillle girl Ys Yes Wwwnll you ti jis whal you did I Look the middy skirl homo my wife Oh well thats Ion hud and I am sorry but of course we can fix all can you it I can exchange little noddy skirl I know you can but isnt the trouble Well whal is rouble My wife Opened lie package while I was away Ihouglil it was the latest style from the city and wore blooming thing to prayer meeting HUMIDITY Humidity Is a term which Is In com mon use but It Is doubtful whether many persons have a definite under standing of It refers always of course to moisture In the does not always mean the some proportion There Is at all times some moisture In air hut the amount expressed In the number of units to the cubic foot of air Is the absolute humidity When speak of it usually mean the relative humidity Is the difference between the amount of moisture hi the air and the amount It could hold at the present temperature If It were saturated it I SHE withstood everything in the field and above all was and is the lasf and only car to survive until the cessation of hostilities Extract from letter received by Ford Motor Company from a British Soldier in Africa Over shelltorn roads through water soaked fields second only to the tanks in its power to climb debris and crater holes the Ford car made a world famous record in the fighting area of the great war In press despatches in field reports in letters in rhyme and song the praises of the Ford were sounded In France cars out of 1000 were Fords In Italy cars out of 1000 were Fords In Egypt 996 cars out of 1000 were Fords In Mesopotamia cars out of 1000 were Fords The Ford power plant that established this worldwide record in every theatre of the war remains the same It will be in the Ford you buy Ford Runabout Touring Equipment Is ex Coupe Sedan 176 closed model include Starting and Lighting Equipment Demountable rims tirecarrier and nonakld tire on rear as optional equipment on closed cara only at extra These prices are Ford and do not include War Tax Buy only Genuine Ford Parts 700 Canadian and over Service Garages I N ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO