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1 10742 IV 5 i 3265 30506 0592 1 32392 m Its 5 15 ION HIS 10 IracUr I A M9S A T ON A HI it- 1 J- Robertson Notary Public c OfficeMain St Newmarket good Farm So to loan curlty- I DENTIST Estate tow jo Clark DENTIST opposite the King Hotel NEWMARKET Ideal Hems EAT -r- Weather Signs it is pretty generally in farming circles that a wet March roaXC5 a sad harvest also that a dry cold March never begs its bread People who take an interest in ob serving climatic changes op who make point to note results of March weather have an upusual sea son for data this year as a like March is scarcely within the memory of the oldest inhabitant Pro vince DP- ROYAL BLOCK Newmarket to to to pm dp Boyd Medicine fSlta O and Former clinical Hospital and unt il and Hospital and Uni- iitr iolUa Ear Now a Sal London England Hospital Office Cor Main and Timothy St Telephone HO Hours 16 Bert PAINTER AND PAPER Ave 2nd house from Street Newmarket Bolton Painter Paper Hanger and House Decorator RESIDENCE Corner Niagara and Street Newmarket S WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER i- Ave Opposite Methodist lo Park stouter NEWMARKET PIANO TUNING A0K tor Columbia Complete Stock Setrice The Qeorge Gftrrow one of the pioneers of King Township passed away at his homo at Snowball on Friday last after a long illness Deceased was born in the village of King City in the Township of King in the year and received his education in the schools of hi native township and there grew manhood In time he became the owner of the old farm on which he continued fanning for a number of years but later retired and to Snowball where he has re sided to the time of his death Mr Harrow was twice married his first wife being Miss Curtis by whom he had four children Mr Richard Harrow now residing on the old Homestead Mrs Tillman of Mrs Geo Tustian de ceased and Miss A arrow who re sides at home His second wife was Mrs of King Township by whom- he had one child Mrs Hutchinson of this town The late Mr devoted his to Sunday School work was for years superintendent of Metho dist Sunday Schools in King Town ship Many prominent and distin guished men of today have at tendees his Sunday School The following are some- of the clergymen whom he taught Revs S Crosslcy J Simpson Warren Rev I He was also greatly interested in church and work and took a prominent part in all work for the moral welare of his township In politics deceased was a Reformer The funeral service was held at the home on Monday afternoon and was largely attended The following clergymen Part in the service Rev J of Kcttleby Rev 1 Dyer of Aurora Rev Mr of Richmond Rev 1 Simpson of Toronto Rev IK Warren of Echo Ray Hon J Davis of Newmarket also spoke For years Mr Davis was associated with Mr in work at King City He paid an eloquent tri bute to Mr narrows piety fastness of character and Christian virtues The interment took place in King City Cemetery IV DIRT CouncU New Business Idea In all lines business old ideas are giving place to new and modern efficiency is showing better ways of selling goods everyone is with the f amour Family Remedies and Toilet preparations and has been accustomed to seeing them in almost every drug store and almost every family medicine cupboard recently the Company have made a far reaching change in their plan of doing business In the future preparations will only bo ob tainable through selected drug store agencies who are shareholders in the I company Mr Patterson is to be con- on securing the Agency in our town and will in future these preparations I v- sprincv work more feature his ness Passing of Roger J Mullen We clip the following from the West ern British American Chicago III J Mullen an exCanadian with host in Chicago accustomed a made WHAT THE OLD MAN There 19 no season the year more welcome than spring and the wel come season is upon us House holders aye already with alarm the big holes they nave made in their coal bins and the big piles of ashes which to moved the con sumed coal has made along with the spring joys Along with spring sentimentality various little things conic to jar the would-to- souls of men who would like nothing better than to stretch dreamily in arm chairs during the first spring days and think of future fishing trips baseball games and horse races The first jar comes with the spring which housewives undertake with the same sort of vigor Germans dig trenches the battle front Theres no chance for a man to enjoy an easy chair when spring begins and when he about as big as a peanut in- the domestic arrange ments The spring bonnet jar quickly follows Jar No- 3 comes when it is discovered ones hens are beginning to eat their There is a when it is discovered front and hack yards have ac cumulated quantities of foreign mat ter during the winter which much be removed This isnt sentimental but the household be done be fore dreaming of tolling There are awful jars when it is found land lords wont make the spring repairs renters demand on their homes If generous landlords do paper rooms spring fevered men are routed out of to Jackson ol LICENSES Era Newmarket passed away last week at his home avenue after a weeks illness of la He ws a native of Toronto and had re sided in Chicago years During past eleven years he filled the post of manager of the telegraph depart ment of the Chicago Examiner with conspicuous ability Surviving are the widow and three children Miss Mullen Roger and Edwin all liv ing home who have the sincere sympathy of many warm friends The feci as if they were excess baggage in their own homes Spring is lovely especially when a man has to go out and patch up a fence his neigh bors hens wont scratch up his wifes flower seeds Spring is good for mens tempers especially those days which are a little too cool for one to go without an overcoat and too warm to wear one Spring is welcomed by husbands whove forgot ten just how to say those sweet cooing nothings their wives ex Star Papers twee If desired Office Private at NEWMARKET LATEST DESIGNS IN Monuments and Head Stones- Call before ordering elsewhere Out Stone for Building Purposes te Stock and made to Order W LUESBY DR EVAN Graduate and Massage Swedish MeventeaU Viilel Rays High TREATMENT A SPECIALIST IN aad ef Specially FREE APPOINT- weak ex Hit Ma No FIRE IN8URAN0E f BALE jraoj p Ate it in all tor our a will be A St FLETCHERS Local Athletes Invited Details for the big Ontario Athletic Championship Meet to be held at Newmarket May for boys to 19 years of age inclusive were completed at a meeting held in the office the Ontario Branch of the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada 22 College Street Toronto last week The meeting decided to state no less than twentyone events and for each one a set of three medals On tario Championship will present ed It was unanimously decided that the entry list close a week or ten days before the day of the games and that all entry Aces must accompany the application card- It was unanimously decided to make three distinct divisions of the boys ranging In age from thirteen to nine teen years and so classify them that no boy is outclassed Until he is teat- en on the track or in the field Age and weight are taken into considera tion No boy is being encouraged to travel any long distancei As a mat ter of fact the longest distance is two and a half miles and the lads un der fifteen years of age arc excluded The longest distance for the younger lads Is a of a mile The meeting thought this far enough for youngsters The sanction of the Ontario Branch AfcU of has been granted and the Hat of officials will be submitted to the Union for approval The times set on the holiday will be ac cepted by the Union as lor Hoys Championships of Ontario Aubrey Davis Newmarket Chair man Bert larvis St To ronto Secretary The Victor Brass Hand Toronto has been secured for the day and will also play at a patriotic demonstra tion to be held In the Town Hall at ntgnt The three divisions for the boys be tween thirteen and nineteen years ot age ate a Hoys aud years and not over pounds Boys to and not over pounds Toys and years ot age any weight yard sprint three divisions A and yard sprint three divisions yards three divisions A and A and One mile run open to boys to Inclusive Two and a halt mile run open to boys to inclusive mile walk open to boys to Inclusive pound shot put open to boys to inclusive relay race one mile men quarter mile each Standing board jump three divi sions A and Running board Jump three divi sions A and Running high Jump two slom and Let all the boys prepare for the lateMrMullenwas a man character and capacity and his they ve been driven from pillar to loss is keenly felt The funeral look place on Sunday afternoon to St Edmunds Church which was filled with mourners The service was con ducted by the rector the Herb ert The pallbearers were six members of the Examiners staff and there was a profusion floral tributes Other Chicago kin of Mr Mullen ate Mr and Mrs David Fred lMm and Wilkin Mrs Mullen was Mary Ro berts afterwards Mrs John Budge of Newmarket met at on day March with all members present except Mr Barker Reeve in the chair Minutes of previous meeting were read and Communications were presented as follows General Hospital giving notice of admission of as I Indigent patient from this Township HydroKtectric Railway Association Ontario soliciting Annual Member ship of Ten Dollars requesting Council to pass a Resolution urging the Dominion Government to grant Subsidies to publicly owned Railways and inviting its lo join Deputation to wait on the Provincial Premier to ask for a vinlial Subsidy for said Railways Messrs It and I Park ins waited on Council and presented a Petition signed- by themselves and six others St residents re questing Council to make arrange ments with Towhol Newmarket for supply of for lighting and power purposes and provide or the construction of pole and wire trims- mission line and to charge- the cost to Petitioners along with the General Taxes for the year Patrick Murphy claimed d image for one sheep killed and worried by dogs and Crawford Tor lour killed and two worried were presented to Warden for work on road in 3rd con and Win Thompson or yards of gravel fur Wilcox la e Resolutions were passed Instructing the Treasurer to pay the I ills presented twothirds of each sheep claim and Ten Dollars for Membership Pee for the Railway Association Respectfully urging upon the Do minion Government for reasons stat he necessity ot declaring its Policy with respect to granting Sub sidies to publicly owned lic and that such Policy bo so expressed that it will allow Provincial Service Commis sions with powers from the Pro vince similar to those given to the HydroElectric Power Commission of Ontario to anticipate said Subsidies and proceed with the immediate con struction of the roads providing that copies of the Resolution be sent to the Prime Minister the Minister of and Canals the Member for North York and the Secretary ol the HydroElectric Railway Associa tion Garnet was appointed during master for Div 1 Con 3 in lieu o vv Hooper and Win for Division Con in lieu of FRENCH WOMAN SPY PUBLICLY EXECUTED France March Marguerite French woman sentenced to death as spy after be ing courtmartialed was shot yester day after tho troops of the garrison had been drawn up to witness the execution By her own admission at her trial the woman accepted two francs from the Ger mans to enter the French lines and obtain information DEAFNE88 CANNOT BE CURED by local cations as they can not reach fee diseased portion the car There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by con stitutional remedies Deafness is caused ly an inflamed condi tion of the mucous lining of the Tube When this tube is inflamed you have a rum bling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be out and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases put of ten caused by catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition of mucous- surfaces will give One Hundred Dol lars for any case of Deafness caused by Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free J CHENEY CO Toledo Ohio t Sold by Druggists Take Halls Family Pills for constipation SENTENCES AT SESSIONS The following sentences were banded out by Judge on Monday Kenneth Carrie assault line and compensation to girl the alternative being six months Gordon Lennox seduction sus pended sentence having been paid to the official guard ian pa compensation lo the girl Leslie J Penman criminal negligence One or three months in jail Ambrose Hill receiving ton days in jail Alice McLean conspiracy lo defraud suspended sentence full restitution having been made Clarence Gadsden conspira cy to defraud suspended sen tence full restitution having made M McLean false pre tences adjourned April A Clark theft and re ceiving six months in Ontario Reformatory J perjury adjourn ed lill May Sessions Harold attempted se duction one month in jail Bert theft and two months in jail School Reports to Bourne On motion Council adjourned meet at Temperance Hall Pine chard on Wednesday April oclock A o TRAMPLED TO DEATH Locust Hill March David was instantly killed and his brother Fred injury in a peculiar accident yesterday Frcjl who is employed by Gordon a Cedar Grove farm er stopped to give his brother a ride while taking a load of milk to the station They had driven some dis tance along the road when going down a rather precipitous hill the horses became restive and the weight of the two men and the milk over balanced the wagon box throwing the between David fell under tho horses feet and was crushed by their hoofs being Instantaneous His brothers clothes fortunately caught in the and prevented him from falling under tho horses He was In the body but his injuries are not considered severe Both men are well known in Mark- ham Township being members of a prominent family residing at Cedar Grove David lived with his mother was years old and unmarried aster Incursions SINGLE FARE Good going and returning April only Fare and Good going April 1st 2nd 3rd and return limit April Return tickets will- be issued all stations fn Canada east of Port Arthur and to De troit and Port Huron Mich Black Rook Niagara Falls and Suspension Bridge Per full particulars coasult a l Ticket Agents write Pais Agent At J Send the Era Phone Agent of No 2 Newmarket Following is the Report School for March Those marked with missed one or more exams Culling Webster Howard 35 Jr HI Pearl Keefer 71 Grace Burin fi7 Velma Donne Webster Nor val George Cutting on exams Jr If MlltOn Keefer Dunham Dudley First Vivian Webster Harry Graham Harmon Gamble George Gamble Primer Keefer and Cutting equal Jr Primer- Grace Sharpc and Vivian equal Reggie Maude Gamble Miller R Greenwood Teacher events FOR FLETCHERS CASTORIA TORONTO At a meeting of Toronto milk pro ducers last Friday It was decided to leave prices as they are at present West York Liberals will hold tholr meeting tomorrow afternoon at Weston Three Conservatives turned out In force last Friday night to greet Hon Sir George Foster who spoke to them at Association Hall The minister trade and commerce made a stirring patriotic address and refrained from any reference to poli tics During last week the Toronto Sub urban Railway Co per mission from the Railway Committee of the Legislature to run cars on Sunday on the lines through West Toronto to and to Weston and Guelph SINK TWO PASSENGER SHIPS 1 London March Ho lives were lost the sinking by German submarines of the African liner and the British steamer not tons from Liverpool for Lis bon The which was tor pedoed in St Georges Channel Sun day afternoon carried a crew and 151 passengers and of this total only were rescued Of those res cued eight died later from exposure The Agulla had a crew of and three passengers and of these the crew and all passengers were In both cases on sighting the the captains tried to escape by putting on all speed possible but tho craft overtook the steamers showing that Germany now has some of her most modern sub marines engaged in tho blockade op erations against Great Britain The captain the who one those lost was given live min utes to get his passengers and crew Into the boats but according to gun vlvors before this was possible a torpedo was fired the engine- room and causing a terrible explosion Many persons were killed and the steamer sank In ten minutes Traw lers which happened to be in the vicinity rescued some those who were saved others got away in the boats which were ready for launching and which were quickly lowered when the order was given to abandon the Womans HoaHtt and depend upon her and circulation Sallow skin pimples blemishes and dis appear after the has been f Jfifts CSS MADE IN CANADA Ford Touring Car Price 590 lUuos Fori arc 540 Two- passenger 8b0 Sedan i 5 All cars fully equipped Including Prices all Ford cars will share in our profits if wc sell cars between Aligns I and August All Ford are J- AT K ROBERTSON Ford Dealer Newmarket NEWMA Farmers Buy Your Seed Com Now I have the leading varieties both shelled and In cob germination guarantee What About Some Fertilizer This Is a year to grow a bumper crop I handle Stones none better or cheaper Enquire I have somo good Seed Goose Wheat Barley and Oats A Limited Quantity of O A No Seed Oats for Sal at per bushel GEORGE FORESTER TERMS 1 I Phone is MOITR Incorporated by Ad CAPITAL PAID UP REST UNDIVIDED PROFITS ASSETS Bracaea at all Irapertaat la Canada la Loadoa Ea New York Maxloo aad Every a INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS Parmer OaUrlo Baa Breach will acoowaioJatM heretofore NEWMARKET BRANCH z Having opened a Stove and Tin Shop In Dr New Building nearly King Hotel I am now pared to do all kinds work In line Now la the Time to Buy a NEW and i 1 is Prepared for the Gold Weather Estimates for Work Eleotrlo Wiring SUPPLIES KEPT IN STOCK 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