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I IS FOR SALE Buggies Enquire at thl office RENT Prospect AVe near the Office Specially Works Apply to Mr 0 J On Wilson FARM FOR acres more or less firstclass clay earth being East half of Lot In the 3rd Concession of East Gwillim- Good house and barn Apply to Davis Newmarket Ont Decoration Day AT NEWMARKET CEMETERY JULY16TH 1916 The different Lodges and Societies taking part meet at the Market Square and leave for the Cemetery at 3 oclock headed by the Band II R SCOTT K ROBERTSON President Secretory GRANDER fa1898 trod Lie iritlie Dominion Parliament Mr J M Douglass Liberal for East now Sena tor Douglas The purpose of the measure was to protect the Western grain grower from the Very apparent monopolistic tendencies of elevator companies and railways As the Li beral Monthly points out the reason for this legislation was the fact thai the grain handled in bulk not in separate packages as are other farm or manufactured products much handled from America to Great Britain In bulk while from South America or Austral- la it is handled In sacks In the course of Mr Douglas speech in the House he pointed out the advantage of handling in bulk from Canada Is on I account of the enormous- transship ments from railways to lake and canal boats and then to the ocean boats thercby necessitating frequent hand ling by elevators Hence in handling Ihe grain in this way it Is impossible to preserve the identity of any parti cular shipments The purpose of he Grain Act is to preserve identity of the grade or quality of the wheat so as to ensure the delivery In England of an equal quantity of wheat of equal quality to that originally sold by the grain growers This feature of hand ling grain obtained by mutual con sent but difficulties between railways and elevators made passage of the Grain Act a necessity and the Liberal ATTRACTIVE TRIPS TO Muskoka Lakea Lake of Bays Georgian Bay Algonquin Park French River Lakes River Temagaml etc Round trip tourist tickets now on sale from stations Ontario at very low rates with liberal stopovers EXPRESS Government emergency of was equal to Hie Leave Toronto p in daily ex cept Sunday and a daily for Wharf Connections are made at Muskoka Wharf for Lakes Leave Toronto a m dally except Sunday ami in daily for for points on Lake of Bays Equipment for the finest Full particulars on application to agents J C Depot Agent Phone J- Y Phone DpTown FOR Rubbertired Buggy 1 Steelex tension Top Carriage Horse Buggy and Harness Apply to Newmarket PIQ8 FOR SALE 3 Brood Sows and their little Pigs the second litter A REYNOLDS Cedar Valley WOOL WANTED Dont sell your wool before you see me Top prices will be paid Phone at my expense I Newmarket SCHOOL 8 8 HO WHITCHURCH Report of Examinations SB Ill to JB Hopper Russell Charlie Brandon Recommended Harold Moss III to SB III Viola Florence Willie Ivan Hall Mary Reynolds SB to lit III Carle Hale Skinner Donald Recommended Mae Hose in to sit Wlddifleld Florence Recommended Waller SB I to IB Rimer Johnson Irene Frank Annie Skinner Leone PRIMER C lo 1BI Abe Skinner Clara Half Waller Hopper Maggie Williams Al ma Foole Stanley Sheridan Frank Hooper Tommy Wright Teacher Bertha Robinson Promotion list of S No Primer to First Kathleen Dorothy Willie Lloyd Kay Albert Wilson Waller Wilson First to Jr Second Murray Honours Harry Home Honours Margorio Harry Harold McNeil Br HI Jr Fourth Harold Pol lard Honours Cora Pollard Hon ours Rhea Marker Frank Kay Webb Teacher Our Toronto Letter Citizens of North Toronto as well as residents of York County will be pleased at the word given out this week that work on the construction of the railway line to bridge the Street gap between present terminus of theMetropoIitan and the City line will be commenced next week More than the usual number pi weddings look place last month In To ronto as compared with the same month in previous years The Oily Clerk reports registrations Four liquor license cases were up before the License Board on Wednes day Two of them for selling liquor to ladies Hotels are preparing for the September prohibition Through a misunderstanding of his remarks a man said lo he a relative of Lord Kitchener was mauled by a number of excited women The Horse Show Parade on Domin ion Day was three miles long Tag Day results on Saturday furnished for- the Humane So ciety Mr J Lowe P P for Peel was operated upon Saturday at the Western Hospital for appendicitis and Is improving He has not been well since his attack of typhoid fever in No less than 157 men were in Iho war casualty list on Monday Lieut Wells and Lieut Jarvls are among the prisoners taken it was reported at a of the Soldiers Aid Commission on Tuesday that one thousand returned soldiers had been provided with positions November last It was also announced hat twice number could have got employment Capt Capt Sinclair and Lieut Duff are among returned soldiers this week On Monday lasl Hugh Brown aged about the neck when Hit motorcycle he was riding was overturned by a frightened horse Vital Statistics of the City for Juno show a decrease Ihe birthrate as compared with June last year Total births deaths marriages Births June reached For having brutally assaulted a fellow soldier John Coleman a Mutinied Rifleman was sent to Jail for days by the Police Magistrate on Monday He would likely have got a double dose If he had not been a soldier Mrs w i Robertson of was slightly Injured on Monday when Hie automobile In which she WAS rid ing collided with a Street cur it turns out that win one of in the canoe from which two ladies were upset In the la goon very materially ass tided the la dles In their dilemma The- other man could not swim A cablegram from Germany this week stales that Lieut Clarke of City is now a prisoner of war wounded and in the hands of German stretcherbearers when last seen It Is estimated some of Toronto on Day hurried beat turmoil and bustle of a great commercial centre into the open for temporary sojourn A gambling resort was raided a few evenings ago and several made The den was In St Patricks street Heavy fines were Imposed on the keeper and gamblers KlKht persons are reported to have been killed or so badly Injured that death from motor accidents In this City during past month The motor toll in Toronto for the year will be heavy The The the S20tbiBt- is making a trek through the County of York broke camp at Wood bridge oil Monday June and proceeded Where tlienexl was made A rousing recruiting limr ling was hold licro on Monday evening which was of special in presence of many young men from the farming community Addresses made by Major Davis and Pickup Good results are fop sooil lit this vicinity ltat- their march where another meeting was held- Col Brown K and Mr cuddy spoke in interests of and made a strong appeal for recruits On Wednesday the town of reached Mr aud Willi VOnieers in the evening lb the crowd The jug day the camp moved on to Mark- where they were cordially re ceived Reeve Fleming extended a civic welcome and gave them the freedom of the lown A big Field Day and large program f sports carried out In the a Garden wis held the Markham Union at which Shoil speeches made by Major Pink Davis and Soigt On Friday Jtlhe llic 301 li Iho lachment arrived at for the great Field Day and Rally of A program of sports was carried out on athletic grounds in the afternoon which drew a largo attendance A baseball game was held between the civilians and he ioldiers at which the prize was won by the civilians A between a learn under Copt Harris of and the Hal- team was won by the villagers after a long hard tussle The York Hangers Brass and Bugle headed the procession- from Hie grounds through the and a large number of decorated motor cars took part evening n splendid meeting was held al which Col Brown Pink Davis and Mills issued a call for re cruits Several came forward in re sponse loMie appeal There was a musical program in which the Baud participated and at which Lieut loluislone rendered several solo On the afternoon of Sunday July 2nd a drum head service was held on the Camp Ground at Pickup Chaplain of the Bat talion had charge of the service which was very brief owing to the rain On Monday morning the Bat- left for f from there intend lo lake a trek lo Newmarket for he big Military Parade a Field Day on Wednesday At headquarters a special cam paign for recruiting is being car ried on in the Northern part of the Which has been lo Battalion- All and Men uniting in a grand effort lo increase strength of the Battalion The rumour which was absolutely without foundation and has since been disproved by Logic that the Battalion was to he amalgamated with another unit has but served increase Iho enthusiasm of the and men for heir Battalion and to stimulate their effort lo bring it up full strength i IV Allan Howard Hamilton last weekv Miss Gliroy at Miss Mr arid Mrs B spent the weekend aV AUiston Miss in Mr Aurora on Sunday Lloyd of Toronto visited two or three this week Mr and Mrs and family spent the holiday at Bond Lake Isaac Silver and Mrs Stock ing visited in last week of Souris Manitoba is relatives In Town Mr spent Dominion Day holidays Willi his daughter In To ronto Miss aunt days- Elliott is visiting J Haszard for a her few his family for a change iM Hatch and MaxVell Mrs Geo ronlo for a weeks Miss Ruby Hill of Is spending a few- weeks vacation with her cousin Gladys Belfry can Rew from has been spending the past week Willi his cousin Mrs J MrE A James Engineer on the Good Roads for North- York is in Town lids week getting- bearings Frank Stewart and family spending the summer months Island Grove SEE fcl Spring Is here and planting time handle Rennles Selected I 0n the best on the market nch Promotion Examination School was taken to Toronto Hospital last account of sickness Thompson Is spend ing a months vacation with her par ents in Mr Norman Rogers o the Crown Lands Toronto Is spending his vacation in Town Miss Cane has been ap pointed Assistant at the Kindergarten School on Ave Toronto Names In order of merit j Gladys Flanagan honours Smith honours Wright honours WVddcl Marie Watson liSr Marjorle Lewis honours Smith honours Weddel honours Irene Milne Edna Long- hurst Arthur Grelg Ross Mildred Sailer Bain Charlie Leonard Milne Lizzie lr Evelyn Young Smith Daisy Flora Bruce George Hill recommended A V Principal Tomatoes Cabbage and Lett FRUIT ib Mulr Mr J G attended fun- his stepmother Mrs Alex in Toronto yesterday afternoon WAR NEWS French Capture Prisoners The French have won a notable victory They have re captured Ihe Thlaumonl earthworks taken by Hie Germans In Hie grcal Of Friday June- when the enemy launched men along the and Vaux ridges and through the Intervening woods and valleys In endeavor to storm way pant the second line of the French defence hi single village captured by the French the bodies German lead wen found Paris official statement announces Hint tin number of prisoners captured by the French during two days fighting Is more than of whom at least are officers The statement adds that the French losses thanks to the very ef ficacious artillery preparation and the plan of Infantry have been very small The British official re port stales that the British troops have laken including captured between the the THE MAN OF THE HOUR of Tin and Like a meteor fixed star In The following Is the report of the Promotion Examination for No Whitchurch names are order of merit To Horace Gray To Jr Bister To Br III Fred Gray ioIr HI Muriel Gray anil Willie To Br Waiter Gerald Bob Windsor iO Jr If Blanley Herb n Davis Alymer Gray Young TO and 9 POTTAOEVILLE Gould of with her Bond- slater Mr and Mrs W head spent Sunday Mrs f Miss Cutting of Toronto Spent the weekend her parents Mr and Mrs J Culling Mr and Mffi Andrew Archibald of Toronto spent Sunday with her Mr PaUon Mr and Cook spent Son- day with friends on the Miss flattie Cutting and Miss of spent Sunled day with friends at Cedar Grove Mr A A Archibald on friends here on Sunday Miss Laura of Spent Sunday wilji her parents Mr iud Mrs J A hiithpfr from njtended the line Dove Sunday In Itsrising but like lis persistence 111 career of Lord George haa utterly confounded his critics I like to recollect that ho arose from ranks of the humble His Is an Abraham Lincoln sort of ascent I am not he has the great emancipators picture and mottoes on his desk The barefooted Welsh boy bus become his countrys Idol and perhaps his countrys saviour In his shoemakers uncles family fresh meat and crown ing luxury of the week waa half an egg per child at the Sunday breakfast Hut that cobbler shop was a parliament affairs of the nation Wore settled by the village philosophers That shop was Lloyd Georges University Like our own Sir John A Alacdonald he Scarcely had a boyhood He was born In wax- serious oven at fifteen Miss of Pickering Col lege is spending some lime with her staler Mrs A Starr of ProspeCt Ave j Mrs 1 Hazzard has returned home after being away over four weeks nursing Miss Clayton who Is on the mend Mrs Brooks Millard of California and Mrs Isaac of Toronto spent a day last week with Airs A Miss Marguerite a pupil of Mrs Rice has been appointed Organist of St Marys Church Rich mond Hill Mrs of Chatham is visiting her aunt Mrs Jas Sutherland who had a few ladles in to meet her one afternoon last week Mrs Frank and two children of Manitoba arc spending the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Dennis Eagle St Miss Veda pupil of Miss Mary K Lloyd has been successful in passing the Primary Pianforte ination held at the University of To ronto Mr and Mrs J Miss Mr and Mrs II Man ning motored to Lindsay on Saturday and spent a couple of days with friends Miss Ma Williams has returned from California to spend the summer Willi her father Mr George Williams at Corner It is four years since her last visit Mr and Mrs Blake Walton ami son Teddy of Toronto spent over the weekend with Mrs It A Starr Al so Mr Stuart Starr of Toronto and spent over the holiday with their mother Congratulations to Geo Webber of on his election as President of Alberta Conference He Is a son of the late Geo Web ber a former pastor of Newmarket Methodist Church Mrs P McCalhmi and daugh ter- Lillian and Donald spent the weekend In King City with her mother Mrs Fairer who is very poorly Miss Lillian remained with her aunt Mrs for the school vacation mom Indiana Is vlsll lo Francis of Rich- market will V preach In the Friends Church on Sunday morning next at oclock Mr and Mrs have made many friends In Richmond and also in Ihe work at College No doubt many who knew in Newmarket will be glad to renew their acquaintance on Sunday morning next Mr W Jackson writing from West says Since leaving Win nipeg have stopped off at Portage La where saw Mr Bailey Hubbard Saskatoon and Lloydininstor Edmonton and Alberta In all places crops appeared lo bo In although somewhat backward owing to In both Manitoba and Saskatchewan more wore lo be heard about loo much rain lint In his part of Alberta they have hard ly had enough Much warmer weather has now set however and grain Is growing well Most of the smaller places In the West are In bad shape result of the Inflated land values of a few years ago lax sales are likely to be quite common Another good crop will however bring a lot of money into the country and a much healthier growth will then be likely THE LEADING Furniture You can buy your Furniture Cheap Hi UNDERTAKING EMBALMING A SPECIALTY Night calls attended to at residence We have a large variety Peaches 10c Prunes 10 and 12 Ralalns 10 and 1 Ib Seeded and Raisins 12ic audit Evaporated Apple lb Dates 10 and 12 Canned Fruits 10n Peaches and Raspberries tin Pineapple Cherrhs and Strawberries Phone 35- at V t John Millard Phones 17 and 26 wrote long he could votp opened law office at an at and- an MP i he been a Cabinet Mlrilatcr for ten years and was of Pretty of tool like the Village ihe fclmeinaker local on debating and l The Cradle BAKER In Wolfe on June llth to Mr and Mrs Norman Baker formerly of Kedwlek a rion TRIVETT In Newmarket June to Mr and Mrs Norman Trivet a At Ohio on of month to and Elmer Starr formerly of- Newmarket a son ROBIN In Newmarket on July to Mr and Clayton a daughter PURITY AND QUALITY OUT MOTTO I The Altar At Toronto by Kev will Maud daughter of Mr and Mr 1 Parr Sharon to Dr 1- rede rkk Lewis of onto 1 j Special Attention Given AH Physician and Family Recipes J MAIN STREET Phm NEWMARKET VVfl li for Photo Supplies Fresh Hurlers ChouuiMi W TELEGRAPH OFFICE H Phone No 151 store Phone No Attractions A T THE PATRICIA THEATRE WESLEY BLOCK NEWMARKET PRE8ERVE YOUR having your Prescription accurately tilled your Eyeglasses adjusted On the Hall and Orders Promptly Filled PERCY THE OPTICIAN STREET EAST TORONTO Phone North 2824 white of Ihe mother on Wednesday June Margaret- daugh ter of lie late White of lotieorge of bond On Wednes day June dence of brides father by the Waller llim Percy Armslrong llamlllon to Miss Vera llond eldest tor of Mr John Bond merchant HILL MACKENZIE On Wednesday June 28th by the Bey of Marion daughter of Mr and Mrs A R Mackenzie William Hill son of Mr and Mrs inn of MILLER BUTTON At III on June by the John lleok Mabel of late Anson Button and Mrs Button to Albert Miller both WEBSTER WILKIE Al Toronto oil July 1st Arthur Webster of Newmarket to Miss Jean I Of Toronto Rav J Max well officiating BOYD At Holy Trinity church Wcllnnil by Jas Thompson on June lib 1910 Voiingest daughter of the lale Isaac of Newmar ket lo Dr J Reg Boyd son Mr Boyd of Men fori I American cities arc spending their honeymoon they will reside Kingston 10 Parsonnge Toronto by Andrew on inn 28th youngest daater Mr and Mrs H J Willis of Newmarket to Mr Roy Watson- of Newmarket AN AMUSEMENT AND PICTURESQUE f OF THE CANADIAN WOODS AND THE FAR NORTH Wednesday Evening July FEATURING BOSWORTH Master Key Every Tuesday Broken Coin Every Thursdaj Admission Ten Cents Newmarkets Family Theatre DOORS OPEN AT PM HERBERT KINLEY P O Box 161 Newmarket The Tomb MUIR At College Hospital Toronto on Alice Alex- July 3rd Mary Johnston widow of At on Juno Annie Elizabeth Mr Martin Hose In her year J Main St North itWrnftrkeit Receive Careful Attention Of a new straw hat at on The time Is here your FELT HAT neither looks right nor height of brim and crown so that there YOUR STRAW HAT IS HERE I RANGE FROM i