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J BWMAHKETv OK THREE HO tie JtartilIoii also Hall AH members reauefted to be present nil for johni Church Mission which has the Fathers to he evening- the Inst McNeill of fl lift is announced to administer at No 1 K merlins of the Womens of the Methodist i be held on Wednesday iflhm the Parlor at A good program has been id and a cardial Invitation is to all the ladles of the Tip Fund collection Will he op at matin Methodist Church November Meeting in the Worship Service P Daniels Sunday School Worship P A- Tnrontn 1 Lawrence Pastor s up to l Sunday mark ji Nile a missionary Aifs and addressed Hie Juniors for missions nearly MS on Tuesday evening the classes Miss Olive Mies and Mr had a social time Gym In the Welcomes a Royal Visitor While Toronto welcomed the Prince t Wale Newmarket was welcoming rare and prized visitor The visitor also royal was Old King Coal whole carload of stove coal the to arrive in the town since May drew into Hie yards in Its own special of Hip gondola type on Tuea fay was nearly as welcome as even Prince of Wales Ions said The Globes in the happy tones of one who has closed a deal for a mil- ton dollars York Is After It The Prince of Wales the honor fic of the campaign year well worth winning It Is feet nd feet Inches wide larger than last year It is to all units attaining their objective and for every per cent excess of quota there will be swarded on Prince of Wales crest Headquarters momentarily expect of being reached and exceeded It la known that several vails out after the honor of rapturing the firsl Prince of Wales the district Results Delayed because some deputy returning of ficers in the district of North York failed to follow Instructions the full referendum returns for the were greatly delayed When Returning Officer Mr went to make his official compilation of the vote upon opening boxes he found that some of thfj I It had failed to make out the statement for the returning officer place it In envelope supplied for that purpose it was necessary for him to call on some Deputy Re- and Poll Clerks to get Azures out All previous Issues of Victory Bonds are now worth more money than the price at which they were issued It Is fair to assume that Victory Bonds will also advance i i So from a profit standpoint you should BUY VICTORY BONDS This space to the Victory Loan Campaign by Up Stairs over Youngs Fair DANFORD ROCHE GO THIS THING IS CERTAIN The degree to which Canadas Victory Bonds are bought will be reflected In the prosperity which industry and agriculture will enjoy dur the next twelve months If for no other reason than that of self- interest every worker and every employer should BUY VICTORY BONDS After all Is said and done if Canada doesnt raise enough money by this Victory Loan she will have to raise it by Increased taxation that Instead of posterity paying a greater part of the war bill this generation will have to pay most of it So you see there is a compelling reason why you should VICTORY BONDS There Is an old saying to the effect that If you cant sing the words you can whistle the tune So If you havent any ready money borrow some and BUY VICTORY BONDS This space donated to the Victory Loan 1819 Campaign by R COLLINS Doors 8outh of Post Office A Mothers Meeting Will he held at the home of Mrs A Queen St East on Thurs day Nov Everybody welcome Soolal Evening The Newmarket with their ladies had a social evening in the Orange Hall on Wednesday and ft number from Aurora accepted an invitation to join them Musical program addresses cards dancing anil refreshments provided a very en joyable occasion the visitors I urn mi on the 1130 ear Church Both largely attend ed last Sunday The attendance at Love Feast was the best for put two years After a brief but ex cellent sermon by the pastor on The Passover six new members Wre received and nearly partook f Hie acrarnenl The choir sang Recessional on anthem Mr Davidson taking the with Expression A beautiful alto was also contributed by Miss and Miss Ruby Moss The- evening service was attractive Mr Atkinson used Ida lo advantage throwing the hymns sod scripture lesson on the wall very plainly The song service an well as rated sermon was greatly Mr rendered a fine solo Sunday morning Is Childrens Day children of will Hi front and a Hoys Choir will lead singing Oft October at Church the scene of a very wedding Irene only of Mr and Mrs John Yokes III bride of Dr m- only of Mr JM Mr- Crawford of Kv Baker officiating The MM wlio yam away handwmiely In with iver train of some material irn she a shower of bridal and wore a barpin of Ihel iutii Constant as blue ear and black silver hn beauty Tv TV m i were cousins of we bride They charming in with to- carried of pink mums Wax attended by the bride Mr Victor Voices ushers were Mr Howard f and Mr Lloyd Mal- w Tin- wedding music was Dr and Mr JWKunllj During the signing of the Ada 111hardnon 8oldIera Banquet Armistice Day J Tuesday Nov will he celebrated in Newmarket by a Banquet and entertainment our Soldiers to be given in the Market Hall The ladies of the lied Cross ami Comforts arc providing refreshments which Is a guarantee if lliit pari of the program The men are looking after remainder The Hall will be specially decorated and n pains will he spaed to make equal predecessors along this line will he Pet for guests sang ceremony a reception was by brides mother After a wadding trip Dr and Mr Jp on Vst Marion Street Yokes is well known al Orchard Resort having been a here it decade or ire Victory Loan Newt The Shoe Co of Aurora is the first factory obtain its Prince of Wales Honour Manner for obtaining subscriptions to the Victory Loan The employees of this aggressive factory an amount exceeding ten per cent of the Companys pay roll and seventyfive per cent of its employees subscribed thus winning the banner on Friday of last week The Organizer and Secretary of the North York Victory Loan Organiza tion were driving through Aurora on Saturday night in the official flivver when they ran Into pile of sand which had clumped on the road A team was called to their assistance and pulled the staff onto solid ground it is understood that the sand was placed on the road to make a fringe to the pool of water which does duty for a street thus completing the com parison and deluding the people into thinking they are at the sea shore Monday night was a time of Joy and thanksgiving around Victory Headquarters at Newmarket The gloom of the day was all chased away when the reports from the canvasser ante In The magnificent sum of J In subscriptions to the Vic- lory WIS turned In for the days work There was a meeting on at time and the various drifted In and receiv ed the good news there was great Joy In the camp Go to the Banks and Buy Put every dollar you can get Into Victory Bonds then go to the Bank and buy more Bonds By paying per cent down end ten per cent per month you can buy through the banks all the Victory Bonds you can pay for In ten months Its the finest way to ia you will a few dollars each month Dont wait act now Buy Victory Bonds to the limit This donated to the Victory Loan 181 Campaign by Atkinson Go P Agent League It was Rally Service on Monday evening last when a goodly number answered to their names A specially prepared program was rendered Miss gave a talk on Interces sion showing Its Dr Wilkinson spoke on Stewardship and Mr Monkmans subject was Mfe investments thai Pay There was special music including piano duetts by Ihe Misses and Taylor The Offering was hi aid of the General League Fund Next Monday the Missionary De partment will have charge All are welcome Town Council vi ALL USE V meeting last Monday even ing Present Reeve Keith Deputy Pearson ami Councillors Cane F A and Mr Red fern foreman on the Hewer Contract was beard with reference to the making of connections by private parlies Ah the contractor Is respon sible for he condition of the sewer pines until the job Is completed ho objects other people doing anything on the work until he Is through with work The foreman recommended that a uniform rale be made and the contractor do allllx work from the main to the Individual cellars was suggested that people make application to the clerk and Hint all the connections be made on Main Street as Hie work proceeds Following bills were passed A Williams A I Can General Co Co Millard It A Millard W Co Lewis Construction Co It Manning Can Co Pay Sheet am w Pearson It Smith Bell TeJ Co I r Referred A Light Com A It Williams 12rf Specially Co a It Referred to Clerk c a Referred Property Com K n Robertson Insurance from Fuel Controller was placed on file Report on referred to Fire A Light Com The Fire A Light Com was In- to obtain figures as to Ihe cost of installing pumps find proper engine and equipment for Fire Protec tion The ByLaw Com was Instructed to prepare a ByLaw to receive the con tinuance of the Agree man I between the Corporation and the Toronto A York My Co for electric povcr Council adjourned Mr made a business trip to the city Thursday Mr IT Coffey- was market on Wednesday on busi ness Mr and Mrs Wilson of Toron to are guests- of Dr and Mrs Mr and Mrs TJios of Thornton were visitors here on Sunday Mr and Mrs are spending a month with their daughter Mrs Air arid Mrs Sinclair Mills spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Pinkerlon Mr- Sweet of Bradford was with Mr John last Sunday Mrs Cave of Newtown Robinson spent the with Mrs- Davis Mr Stanley Creighlon of -To- spent Hie weekend with his parents Mr anil Mrs- and Mrs Sparling spent Sunday with their niece Mrs Archibald near Linton- Mr and Mrs Melville and children returned to Toron to on Sunday after spending a month with Mr and Mrs Joseph Butler Master Duggan son Mr and Mrs John of Lloyd own who was operated on for appendicitises considered out of danger- Mr Jas Murphy has purchased Mr Fred house and lot Mr St rang way ismovingi into house recently occupied by Mr Ellison CARPET AND i r JAPANESE 8QUARE8 WINDOW SHAOE8 CURTAIN Many of these Lines Bought atold prices at teas than they can be bought wholesale CURTAIN DRAPERIES i BUNGALOW NET8 MADRA8 MU8UN MARQUI8ETTE8 ART 8ATEEN8 ART DENIM8 CRETONNES A BLINDING STORm ON UPPER LAKES Fifteen Steamers Taking Shelter Behind Islands Mr- Henry Ronnie was severe ly kicked by one of his horses one day last Week He was picked up unconscious Dr of Sutton was called and administcrec relief The doctor made eleven visits in two days to the injured man We are pleased report Mr able sore to be oul though very Arthur Nov Wireless reports received from steamers outside Thunder Bay at noon to day report a blinding snow storm through which it is practically impossible make any head way A9out fifteen boats many of them downbound with grain together with the Canadian Pacific passenger fleet downbound and the Huronic of the Northern Navigation Companys fleet up- bound are lyins behind islands Ten of the boats are equipped with wireless anil none of- them accidents although the storm has been general for the past fortyeight heavy gates arc forecasted for the upper lakes Wants the Honor Paetory Our very changeable wea ther causes a number of people to have bad colds Sorry hear of Mrs West being Hope she will soon be belter Mr and Mrs Crowley also son Fred vacated their apart ments in and taken up their now abode oh Road Toronto Major Norton and wife made a business trip Toronto one day Ibis week- Miss Grieve spent Saturday with Miss Rose- Hod- Grins of Newmarket Mr and Mrs Roy and family spent Sunday in town Miss Dora Duane spent a few days with friends in Aurora last week Miss of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs I Miss of Toronto her friend Miss Dora Doane Mr Bert Cutting and lady friend Miss Veda bad a pleasant trip Toronto to see Mickey one night last week Doane spent the weekend under the parental roof Miss Miss Mr Cutting and Mr Will motored to visit Miss friend Mr at Sunday Anyone who missed the duck festival at- Mrs on Monday night missed a glorious Hope she remember some more of her friends for the next one Quite a number from here at tended the dance at Mr Ed Blackburn Friday Evening Glad hear ferahline Gutting is getting along so nice ly after her operation What some of our hoys want to know is when they are to et their overseas service medals Mr Cutting is engaged In Mr in head miller Our choir lias prepared special music for Church Service Hope to see everybody out Come one Come all is looking forward to in Hall here Friday Plan of seats open now Nortons and Wedding Hells in our hung Ifhie Hell Even Goes Dry Ohio Also for Prohibition CLOTHES Im of being pieced out seems to me that if once Just once could lie new from lint shoes Id never grumble again Thats a pretty becoming hat anyhow Pa declared Yes and just look at my gloves Ive mended them and mended them and them I hardly dare touch anything with the lips of my fingers for fear theyll through And last fall when I got a new pair of gloves to go that to Mrs Marsh I had a hole in my shoe- Oh of was in the sole but you know what shoes look like by the they come to holes in their soles And If by any almost impossible chance I have new gloves and hat and shoes the same because Im making last years suit all over You poor little Pa Wilfer Pen sympathized Pa Wilfer asked May I dont want to be him But gloves like that make you feel as If you might be anybody disagreeable Pa Wilfer Pen enlightened her was one of the creatures of a certain Charles Dickens And his modest am bition was to have ft complete new suit of clothes hat and boots Included at one lime He achieved it finally So will you some day Not keep on happening May grumbled It Isnt be cause Im one of those sacrificing heroines you read about because Im nol Only theres always something happening like Hells sickness last Winter and mothers accident last week and prices going up till they lilt sky and people getting married you having to give them presents I see how in world you con trive Pen Its a secret Pen declared If I you will you promise never to breathe It to a single soul Cross my heart hope I may die May promised Well I hen the first part of the secret Is I dont Yon I Why always look And the second pari Is Pen pur sued I hypnotize people Hypnotize them Exactly Myself of all I wont allow myself think aboul the thai I have but I keep re minding myself how becoming my hat g And I bold my head with such an air Mint people all have to look at Hint to see what makes me so puffed up about It And So they forget to look At my shoes Conversely If shoes are my strong point I subtly draw their from my face to my fortunate and highly decorative feet I might have known yon were leasing Sally May protested Yet she added thoughtfully I dont know hut what thems something In It after alt Theres heaps In It Pen assured her Especially If you keen your own thoughts well first of all Try It Sally May GET THE PRINCES HONOR BANNERbecauae the Princes Honor Ban ner hanging In your factory win that you have dona your share to rrnko It possible- for Canada to fulfil her obligations lo her army GET THE PRINCES HONOR BANNERbecause the Honor Banner In you factory will be the evidence of your sound business Judgment It will show that you have done your part to Insure steady orders and Jobs for everyone- at good wages Every factory In North York must win the Princes Honor Banner GET THE princes HONOR BANNERbecause the Princes Honor Ban ner show that the men and women in your factory are Victory Bond buyers that they are thrifty Industrious and farsighted Put it up strong to the other faotorles before they put up to you show that North York knows a good Investment GET THE HONOR the Princes Honor Ban- ner In your factory will show that the men and woman In your factory are Canadians Show your patriotism by winning your banner and In doing It a record for North York BUY VICTORY BONDS This donated to Victory Loan Campaign by v make W C LUNmr The Ladies Store Trail If you were to board a train at Hall- fax or Vancouver and ride for 3500 miles across this broad country you would see something of the security behind the Bonds You would ride for a week but even then you Would only see a narrow atrip of Canadas hundreds of millions of acraa a country nearly twice as large as all Europe You would see the farm and forests the prairie and plains tho mines and the mllla the docks and the elevators the steamers and the railroads the cities the towns All this Is the security behind your Vlotory Bonds This lathe security that makes Vic- Bonds one of the worlds prem ier- Investments victory Bonds arc the safest Vlotory Bonds pay a good rate of Interest nearly twice as much aa Savlnga Banks Put your present savings Into Bonds and borrow against- your future earn ings l BUY VICTORY Every Dollar Spent BONDS in Canada if Three Doors South of King George Hotel NEWMARKET New York Nov Ohio and Kentucky the only two states holding elections yesterday In which prohibition wan direct Ihhuc both enrolled In fife army voluntary on of re turns tabulated at Live Stock Markets Toronto Hits t rt paid week Choice- Steers mid Choice Medium Butcher choir- Cows Springers Milkers Blockers Choice Cidves Medium Calves Common Spring Sheep off ears flOO IP ITS AN Then you know Its THIO PRODUCT No I Wo me Vey TORONTO OFFIOE8 Manning Chambers Queen West Era Offloe Union Committee to put up a and a and thus provide also needed rink for life town Newmarket Markets per lb- per dbst bush a 00 HO Toronto Markets lb per do per lb f tin 80 115 28 Timothy liny Ton 99800 Mixed Hay Ion AT THE i fl s To the Ream not and Best Quality that tho Market ARCHIVES OF ONTARI TORONTO mm