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ii ffiSP Sil v- LOCAL NEWS being at li- Ibis week WE- Stark Miss Miss Lulu KSTjSSrbiW and They left last Salur- a has examinations mentioned report and in addition to Marjory t at the Toronto of Music and ftuerw second in year fcfl tor oil cooking only Christian last Saturday was Good crowd and 5SjSStf Picnic of merchants who advertise paper will give you best your money l IiGTillinibury Council on Friday of next iiCr f NEWMARftEToNT JULY MHO i T THREE Day a Big Success hour him up nil AGENTS BUTTERIOK J -f- early morning the sunt by with all the splendor of a against Ford car From shon typical July day in beautiful On tario and preparations for- a big day in proceeded with rapidity The result was that everybody was in good humor and fault- a against 20th Bat Au rora vs- As Aurora did not- turn up Cup was given I much was accomplished The Town looked gay our citizens be ing anxious 16 assure the soldi ers that their mission and sacri fice heartily endorsed and the best of wellwishes accompany them with the hope that their object may be accomplished Field Co of 2 20 th Bat gave an excell ent exhibition of this branch of the service Motorcycle milesr 1st Morrison 3rd yd Race open to 220lh and welcome home be made M A Cook 2nd all the greater Shropshire the Recipes io lone No ons High School ijpMial meeting of the Board fceld on Friday aftornoon up ibe resignation of Miss accepted and the tortiary was instructed to ad- niUe for a new teacher of fete Miss received of teacher in a her own home at an salary was instructed prof the sum of for a selection of pictures Tie Board heard that Mr was about to dispose of picture gallery in Aurora and of the members went and selected Iwenljj of his best at about onequarter of fc original cost to decorate the nil of Hie school He are real works of art jfjH Grade Auto OH color free from carbon gal in lots at lv Hardware Store As th soldiers marched through Town to the Fair Ground they presented a most favorable appearance and the martial mu sic of the Bands stirred the feel ings of everyone The sports commenced with an exciting Football Match between Newmarket and Weston of I he 220th which resulted in favor of by a score of The several Bands vied with each other for musical supremacy hot the Irish Fusiliers appeared to be the favorites While the various events were being pulled off the ladies and girls of Newmarket were as busy as bees keeping up a continual excitement the Midway and soliciting votes for the numerous drawings The beautiful warm day also contributed to the large patronage of the refreshment booths The professional footrace the motorcycle races and the war between a Ford car and ton stalwart soldiers were exception ally interesting events Following is the list of prize winners Motorcycle Race miles 1st 2nd Morrison 3rd Russell all of Toronto Foot Race open Con tested by 5 runners of worldwide reputation Longboat Woods Williams of the Bat Price and Lackey of the won by Lackey and 2nd by Price Physical Drill Newmarket Co of from public show of themselves week on Hie highway here their ftwrtUV55e ALL U8E credit I STOUFFVILLE Potato Race contestants 1st Capt Williams of the Crook of the 220th Matched Race professional- 1st Wodd 2nd Tom Longboat 3rd Black- all of the Bat A very fine race- Motorcycle Race miles This race was being hotly con tested between Knowles and Mor- ily the latter leading when Knowles by a tremendous effort passed him west turn Moritys machine broke down and it looked like an easy win for Knowles but unfortunately his machine got out of order after going two or three more laps leaving the track clear for Sulli van to win the race Matched Race miles motor cycle Knowles vs Mority won by The receipts from the Grand amounted to over the Boxing Bout in exhi bition Hall in which LongboaC won from on points ed another The Concert in the Town Hall at night was also a grand success The entertainers were exception ally good and were repeatedly en cored The receipts of the day in aid of Field Comforts for the were most gratifying Nearly 500 were taken in at the gates The Midway and sale of lags add ed about and the Concert over more The crowd pres ent is estimated at over 3000 in cluding soldiers Newmarket is always ready to do its duly The great field day and rallydrth York Rangers Overseas Bat talion held on athletic grounds at Stouffville on Saturday afternoon has never been surpassed in point terest or attendance In the pari or the country Despite the fact that the farmers are deluged with work they poured into the village from all parts especially in the even ing A fair measure of recruiting has been carried on ever since the trek started and the result will Is said be an acesslon to the strength of the There was a big program of sports The first game of the baseball for a S25 prize went to the civil- lfans against the soldiers by a score of to and the second one a hot ly contested one also to the villagers by a score of to 8 A be tween a team by Harris of Stouffville and the military was won by the villagers after a long hard tussle g he We are now carrying the Beat House- Furnishings In trie trade Large Variety of Carpet Squares at old r WINDOW SHADES nun 0 OH ciotho 8x4 and 10x4 and 4 yd- wide Draperies In Endless variety Madras muslins Art Sateens Damasks Art Drills and Cretonnes ft i POLES AND BRASS EXTENSION ROD8 Most Department we ar selling at oldprioes are below new W A BRUNTN i UE NORTH Delaware Ave Toronto home of the grooms mo- Thompson on the y July was the scene of a owelty wedding when Miss hi Drew eldest daugh- of Mr and Mrs Wilkie tigow Die Perthshire united in marriage to Arthur Webster youngest late William The cere- was performed by the Rev of Dovercourt IjUmaCliurch The bride was away by Mr I Thomp- Wo Mica Dawson was and Mr William Webster of groom acted as felt man After the ceremony was served Later In afternoon showers of aid wishes the hap py couple left by boat for St other points The looked charming in her Mill of brown silk wild whit hat Big Meeting About of the ar rived in Town on Tuesday morn ing and in the evening a great crowd gathered on the Fair Grounds being attracted by the music of the Band and the result was a very enthusiastic re cruiting meeting was held Dep utyReeve Pearson was asked to lake the chair and stirring ad dresses were delivered by Lieut Col of the Regiment McGonigleof trie Col Brown of the and Gibbons a returned soldier who was wounded and- gassed at St He gave a vivid descrip tion of his experiences which was very interesting The 220th Bat camped on the grounds ORCHARD BEACH Christian Church Next Sunday morning Rev It Lee Kirkland will take for his subject Faith the Key to the Treasure House of God At p his subject will be Prayer and its Wonderful Answer- These sermons are pre paratory to the Union Prayer Service the soldiers at the Front School Collins Next week will be week of prayer for the soldiers See announcement elsewhere fen Cents I I Newmarket Stove Trade Ha doubled Why Because an show you we have the we you want Five styles to wit from Hardware to Red Crosa Workers We been rewired from of the Colonel Chief of Hie Society who have from lour of in- of if- work In Kplsnd that the and shipment of surgical and and roller be until further of W now ymtyie upon a amount of In hand and of their I the need and also wry forge for mm limit therefore lay these i local asking them For the Men at the Front The Christian Church of Now- market has set apart July and for prayer for the salvation and spir itual welfare of the Canadian men at the Front and for those who may yet go Every Church and Pastor in the Town are invited to join in this effort of prayer for the men of our country The services will begin promptly at pm The Pastor and Congregation urge all Christians to join in this Prayer Service that God may he gracious to these noble men of country Lot every Christian who loved one or friend at the on the way there be present at these and take your bible Be prepared to read some promise in answer to prayer A big picnic from spent Wednesday at Monte Reno Park across the bay The neglected appearance of the Burying near Keswick has the interest of some of the summer campers and they have set Wednesday afternoon of next week as a day for all who have or friends interred there to put the grounds into a more respectable condition A number have already promised to assist Surely people are not un mindful of what the pioneers have done to make it more comfortable for the present generation Mr and Mrs Oscar Pickering or Toronto were guests at Cedar for the weekend Mr Thomson has erected a new boathouse on the shore Cottagers at this resort to be complimented on the credit- 1 able manner in which they keep their respective lawns The flowers on many laws are as pretty as a picture Muster Edward Long a Toronto chum with him a few days last week livery cottage on the shore with perhaps one exception was open last Saturday Mr and Mrs Wood of Toronto were guests of Mr and Mrs John Rosamond over Sunday Mr of Toronto is spending Mr and Mrs Gould of Bond Head spent Sunday with her sis ter Mrs J Miss Janey Cutting of Toron to spent the wekend with her pa rents Mr and Mr and Mrs Andrew Archibald of Toronto spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs R Cook spent Sunday with friends on the 5th line Miss Cutting and Miss of went Sunday with friendsat Ce dar Grove Mr A A Archibald of Noble- ton called on friends here on Sunday Miss Laura of Toronto spent Dominion Day holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs J A number from here attended the Garden Party on the 5th line Monday night Mr Geo Dove called on friends on the 5thlinc on Sunday Mr and Mrs V Evans and family of spent the holi day with his mother Mrs J Evans a I i I CLEARING OUf ALL OUR MENS AND BOYS HARD AND FELT HAT8 AND PANAMA In order to make orom for a GROCERY ii Kettleby Public School of I a couple of weeks at the same place There were at the Boarding House on Tuesday and some 25 are booked for the weekend those who are there say the table is excellent At night the colored electric globes around the ver andahs are very attractive Rev McNicholl Toronto was the guest of Mr Kilgour at Roachs Point over Sunday Mr and Mrs and daughter of Toronto were guests of Mr and Mrs A over inlay The gardens at the North end of the Beach are looking line but the robins are stealing all the cherries as fast as they ripen Mr Matthews tittle boy took a header off his bicycle one even ing last week and was so badly injured that a Newmarket doctor was phoned for who was there in SOHOMBERG Mr and Mrs mo tored to Mount Forest Saturday to visit Mrs Chantlers sister Mrs Perry Mr A T of Toronto spent the 1st in town Mr M Rogers spent the week end in town a number from hern at tended the races at Alliston on the A very sad accident occurred near Tottenham to one wo all know ho well in the person of Matthew Dennis V he being found dead in the ditch with his auto on lop of liim He was well liked by all who knew him while practicing here with Dr Graham Miss has returned to her home in after leaching here the past year Miss Graham who has been visiting in Toronto the past week returned home Friday her sister Mrs Win Pcmberlon returning with her Mrs Dr Irwin of Weston Is visiting her mother Mrs Sidney Leonard this week was well represent ed at the King Christian Church Parly on the fifth the g Mrs Geo Skinner has gone for a two weeks visit with her sol Mr Herbert Skinner Father McGrath spent Sunday at Brechin Miss Lizzie McDonald of Urn Toronto School Staff is home for the summer holidays Following are the results the examinations The pupils arc required lo obtain on each subject And on the total is required for honors Some have obtained the 50 on the total but have failed on one or more subjects If thought fit these pupils have been recom mended their years work taken into consideration Those names marked were successful and passed in all subjects and also on total lo Jr III to pass Arthur Fox- Edith Gladys Burling Robbie Hunt Jack Lavis Burling Kenneth Tat- lon 56 Frank Burling 51 Edna Hunt 17 III to III to pass Dora Wood Wilbur Kaake Hazel Dove III to Jr IV to pass Ethel Dove 82 lion Victor Bowman lion Dorothy Fox Kenneth Mount 70 Bea trice Lewis Aubrey Wood free Bertie poison rec Dora Wood The following pupils failed Burling in arithmetic K Tal- lon spelling Hunt in spell ing and tot A Wood in arith metic in arithmetic Wood in arithmetic and total Chinas teacher SNOWBALL day evening in spite Ihreatninu weather v- vwerk of this character until Is here these L 1 In at to suit the Branch pyjaman shirts lVy Wvca hospital shlrU cases may he ran be stored on VZ la moat ari1 not deteriorate by hen lis knovn through Information the euM ask particularly thai thai this is an of- iuuel by the Executive of i ci the n to advice of and Weir of offices the in xt wool warp l cS Apartment for July Sep- A Mrs of Chicago lias returned home after spending a pleasant two weeks with her John McKuen A very protty home wedding was solemnised on Wednesday evening when Margaret J youngest daughter of Mrs L While was united lo Mr George McKucnboth of Lem- The ceremony took place at the home of the brides mother where Ihn rooms were prettily decorated and orange blossoms an arch being formed under which the cere mony was performed Rev Goo Mr Roy Grose played the wedding music The bride who was unattended was given away by her brotherinlaw Mr Jos McNair She looked charming in a white silk dress villi embroidered silk not trimmed with pearls and carried a beautiful bouquet of or ange blossoms After the cere mony the guests sat down to a sumptuous repast- We wish the happy couple voyage through life Our new- minister Rev Payne occupied the pulpit of Metho dist Church on Sunday afternoon last and preached a very impress ive sermon from the following Launch out Into the deep let dcjwn your nets lor Miss Elizabeth French of To- spent weekend renew ing old bore Dont forget Snowball an nual Garden Party is lo be held on Friday evening July Tea served from to fol lowed by a splendid program Everybody welcome To op the school grounds time at Methodist picnic at Bond Lake last Wed nesday hut some of the girls say it wasnt lip the one on the previous Monday Mr and Mrs Sibley of To ronto and their son Harry mo tored up to Mr J Mornings on Saturday afternoon and attended the Bush Meeting on Sunday Miss Ruth White Dora Morning and Miss Pretoria Case were successful in their music examinations Quite a number from Ibis berg took in the Garden Party Miss Alma entertained her friend Miss Laura Morning on Sunday Miss Carrie is visiting Newmarket Miss Ethel spent Sun day at Mrs Some of the boys at tended League on Sunday night Miss Seymour loft the 3rd lino on Friday evening tor NEWMARKET J WEEKEN Y SAL h I Ladles White Hose Seamless Reg for pr Ladles Black Hose all sizes 8ale Price Boys Heavy Ribbed Fast Black Cotton Hose 28 and 30c pair Misses and Childrens Fine Silk Lisle Ribbed Hose Good Value pr Ladles and Childrens Tan Hose Ankle and Plain Reg 35c Price pair Childrens Fine Silk Lisle Hose Pink White i Pale Blue and Tan 8ale Price 30o pair i a SUMMER WOOD m AND YORK RANQER8 UNIT LEAVING MOUNTDENNI8 Nearly people visited Camp Tuesday afternoon the oc casion being a farewell to the York breaks Camp Saturday for A feature of the day was the presen tation of villagers of a massive sliver cup for company competition presentation made by Lieut- Col Clarke the commander and later In the afternoon was won In a of sports by C Company un der Campbell the a to be de voted to- field comforts for the men For In For KINDLING Hemlock Slabs at 450 Cord Large Load Cut Slabs 275 Single Load Cut Slabs BE8T 8UMMER U8E LET FILL YOUR COAL ORDERS NOW I Order by Phdne or by Carters Jerry Harrington Ben Man ning or Russ Allan i HEAD OFFICE TORONTO Capital Paid Up President Reserve Fund HAY General Manager i DrAfU Mom Orders and Utters of Credit available the In Government and Munlolpal Dealers In Foreign Savings Department at all ranches Interest half- til I A i V i i 4 at opens an M Manager Newmarket FORMS GENERAL BANKIHQ mmmtt TORONTO