, August 4, 1916, p. 1

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Umbrellas NEW ASSORTMENT FOB LADIES AND at- Watsons Jewelry needed Watson Let Electricity Make Your Life Easier Electricity CANADIAN BEAUTY We can thoroughly recommend any electric appliance that Canadian trademark Strong economical they make Indispensable servants H V MEREDITH Esq C G Ross Manager Newmarket Branch Reeve Pugsley Reeve Wells at King Township Judgement was rendered by Chief Justice al public At the close of last Week thete were a few Over the hundred mark of prisoners at the Jail Farm prisoners to one half in the City Jail as compared last year Thousands of- citizens visit the swimming baths of the City every week Last week the number was re ported as Western sandbar Eastern sandbar Don total boys 27034 girls grand total Five employees of the Co were fined each for theft of store goods Including flour sugar meat and canned goods Wednesday of last week was the hottest day in this City since Mercury rose to in the shade appointed successor late Mr Agricultural for Canada He was formerly Deputy Minister of Agriculture for Manitoba Charles Proctor collapsed while working at Iron Works on Wednesday last week The Ontario Stallion Hoard has given notice that grade stallions in class two must be from service by Aug 1 Word comes from that Ross Company- is negotiating the Government for an amended contract look to ihe manufacture of tile field Rifle now that Rifle abandoned occasioned by death of Hon J J Pay in to lake place Aug Sir Mackenzie Howell- is in 9f ONTARIO THE THIRD YEAR OF THE WAR calli for the organized coopera or every citizen of the Province Ontario ALL help to hasten day of final triumph For the sake of those who made the Great Sacrifice and of those now overseas or in training every citizen must give the possible No feel out of it when the great day of Victory comes tut everyone must qualify now by sharing in the sacrifices which the War demands- From Era July 27 i860 Married In Bradford by Rev- ton on the ult Mr John Murphy to Miss EHzaSeth Isabella Bradford The Newmarket Company of Volun- tendered a supper on day night The gathering took place at the Mechanics Hall Lot Street York and Peel Counties vyere having trouble over a settlement of munlci- pal separation but now at Mr- Camerons bill before the Legislature has been defeated the adjustment wflt follow A RcUnlonis advertised for nexV In Mechanics Hal Street A numherof people are announced to take part including the Misses Mr James Mri Stevenson and Mr Suggestions for Organization In many MonidpHtie are actiTA patriotic r Recruiting Rod Cross Aid and Patriotic Com mittecj In- cues of these or still cociailtisa of these and the citizen generally might undertake to coojeralo with the Central Cooirniitoe WBer there is no ten lire org an Ration it is suggested that one he formed at the earliest It In n broadest sense and represent interest affected conditions Wat Organizations Should Do j J Find more men for Oversea i Help in keeping our plants to full 3 Induce every worker men and women to serve on the farm and in other essential industries Find money for the coming WAR and war funds 5 In short assist in the of resources to meet war conditions and conditions Mr Jr gives a of pieces of- china for the of butter showing at the North York 25 YEARS Prom Era Kyle July 1891 THRIFT and ECO and a careful consideration and preparation for pur problems arc essential if we would meet the present arid future needs For further suggestions and information you are cordially requested to write at once to ALBERT H ABBOTT PhD Secretary Organization of Resources Committee Parliament Buildings Toronto LIEUTENANTGOVERNOR OF ONTARIO Chairman of the Organization of Resources Committee Satisfied Customers and More Orders tell the Whole Story CEMENT Fresh Car Just in P W PEARSON Office Phone Order from Carters bishop John of his age the Orange peeling in his Hiviulyslx lie was in attendance nnntinl City lots are giving ample il CANADA IN FLANDERS The ply that vile did live years of He a a woollen hut mere lie up toMhc been in very n3 by city press the men so In order that our waders- may l loMIo returns for our report of Secretary to Hie Vaciinl Lots Cultiva tion Association hath some conception of eon- and los the they lehU Wo make the following ex- till lint safety l tritely is official and deals with many details withdrawn into the- to the men wlu most rlllSg our brave Canadian J Rothes were literally shot in in the ffriiig line u ho himself His prandfalhei mill in Bon ii- Ontario Hen Miller was lately celebrated as lhe home of the fullest man in the world for there lived Mr lipiathan lbs and moved about in of his own Private lcdhill destined perhaps lo Altar At Portsmouth New Hampshire J A of son of of Newmarket tint to Miss Bertha of A brother of Toinh In Town on the lost Oliver Kelly fatherinlaw of John Howard flged BO years Word monies from Victoria J of death of Mr formerly of Newmarket aged fe Mrs belfry Is vlslllng at Pino Miss Perkins Is a weeks friends in City Miss York of Aurora was visiting lb week Mr Joseph left fur a visit on Howe of Sajrlnaw Mich over Sunday with his brother lr Howe Hodden and of Toronto were visltlhff with Mr John over Sunday Mrs daughter Mr Alderman Belfry is homo for two or three weeks Miss and Miss are visiting at Major The editor of Hie and Mrs away una visit to his sis- tor on Den Miller sow lcr itown I re neb saw also only i Linn ninny i on saw rasarflltSg our brave shot in- down the I iii the ffriiig line and but lie f lrf ItajiciibinK the his hazard- were left in the trench lv it in simulations and he explains ami iioil P with two I kept mo as ruiijUngn bad in Hofom he had too INCORPORATED 5 BANK Capital Reserve Fund J5000000 6439382 Money Orders and Drafts When remitting money In large or amounts do so by means of the Drafts and Money the Hank of Toronto It takes only few to purchase and they are a protection to both sender and recipient 117 Branches In Ontario Quebec and the West NEWMARKET BRANCH A Manager OF ALL KINDS LUMBER LATH ETC ft ALSO I J AND TRIM Trim Is it Our Drykllns Will Wot Shrink After It In put Up THE CANE NEWMARKET LTD IM two boys who were killed by automobile last week buys own dedihi In one day lust paid into court an fin fiV Hie law The Police that in ihirlng last month report from Manitoba claims on have been purchased by heads he ICaton Co ore to be now ma kin an examination of the and if considered as flcfent iiusril It is a win bo formed to develop the claims Hugh a watchman on the It Track at Hie fool of Street collapseil from the heal on Ihiirsilay of last week and died a few hours Inter The fifty war expenditure now readies over 90A04fl per month he 1st of January Inst the City has spent 90232574 Tire outing of the Plumbers and tiers Union to was he yet They are now prewired to Hurry on the fight with local firms lhal recognize the Union heal led Court officials to their usual court eiothlng On Thursday Mr J list I CO lute arrived at Hall In while flan nel and Morgan also arrived dresserl in light alpaca A City club which borrowed cor poration rifles recently failed to return thirteen After Ibis a club must now bring a guarantee companys bond or rifles will not be loaned A on a who In to Jolly people was taken Charge by Policeman and the po lice Court taxed him Hi and costs Me wont ho gay after lids The fraud Lodge reelected Dr f I Kills as Master last week for Ilia third time and ill Murphy I on as M It reported In the organ hero that all the hotelkeepers of Hie city will apply for license lo conduct temperance houses after the of September The now declare there Is no further cause for alarm from In fantile paralysis of Mount Albert of stealing two buggy robes one Of which was fl yak skin was sentenced to six months at the Prison and Arthur Padgett of who was last stealing barley was given the same sentence- nulte a Mecca ns the rear of Captain be entile crow of out So through lthoso more an ihvaderV bomb spirit of endured and gave him a lift killed or wounded in the homo and landed him uninjured of tbeotlu lu outside the rifle crew gained the enemys front He found rifle Lroncli and then from heavy ami gun Arc from Stony loJdfn in tlje trench the v ft i advance was most difficult and subjected to constant heavy rifle and the bomb ers led way until further ad vance was impossible owing to a across the trench which had been creeled by the enemy bomb and the ma- boar brunt of Ihojj day more arid more as time jroes on till almost begins think that the rifle inuycome to by the shotgun Tim crew wllfclj readied the trench was reduced Campbell and Vincent a lumberjack from Ontario cjiinegiiu the tripod In de fault of a base Lieut set the on the broad hack of Private Vincent and continuously Afterwards during the retreat bomb ers entered the trench and Iieul Campbell fell wounded Private Vincent tbhii cut away the belt and almudoping gun away lo safety because wan too hot lo handle Campbell crawled of the enemy trench ami was carried into our Irencb in a dying condition in considerably increased he holding the line The bombers could light no more unknown man was seen standing on parapet IhoOciinhn frontline trench bail thrown every bomb ho car ried and weeping with rage con tinued burl bricks and stones advancing enemy till bis end came effort was made to clear if wounded and reinforce ments from Hid Bulla I foil were sent forward But still no work could be done ami a further supply of bombs not yet Bombs were necessary At one point four volunteers who went lo get more were killed one after another upon that Sergeant of London by way of Ver million Alberta and tit one time private of the Argyll ami Suth erland wOnt bank fortunately returned with a load He wns followed by Sergeant New ell cheesemaker from Wat ford near Ma jor Cuddy a from Gradually our moil in second Herman linn wore forced buck along Gorman trench and the sa2as SSStTKM was the only source of He Armageddon a student at tbp be was singing tho treiicb version of I wonder bow the old folks arc at home when Ibe mine and be wan buried By the time be had dug vnrds Bo Ihrough a hail fled position at Stony Mountain and he German line north of Hint fort The Canadians bold their ground however hoping for the ultimate success of attack on lhol6ftJn face of heavy on their left flank x The enemy been accumulating strong forces During which he fell over I Brown wounded and offered convey him home Thanks no said I can Private Illopk Into a stable at Chatham New Bruns wick but now With one miss- iiiL Will you lake me Sure replied But Prank IJIIock Is a heavy man and be lifted So got I on bands and took good bold of his equipment and was hauled gingerly the ground to wards Ire rich Present ly left I look under some cover while be crawled forward cut a strand wire from our langlemeiits and threw the loop ed cud back lasso fashion to who wrapped il round bis body hauled him to the parapet where came out and took charge All Ibis if course from I Irs I lovinstj and every puce a tempest of tiro- 11 is pleasant to think bat Frank Ul- fell to of Murray Mactaron also of New Brunswick who watched over him Willi lender euro in a hospital per canvas of beds a hos pital that Is larger than the Gen ual the Victoria and Western of combined was not touched and in spite of prefers lie the to work in bis woollen at Miller It was during the lighting at June that the 8th Canadian Battalion Winnipeg iigreed lo their from that tiiiio on the wood nf their rifles ono of the Is from Ho is tall loosely I In his swarthy black eyes and slralurhl block hair he shows his right to claim generations of snipnft ancestors learned to koine skill at of Oily visiting at Sutherlands returned home on Monday On Saturday last Travelling Hairy held a very successful meeting at the Orange Hall Improvcmehl has made the iambic leading from In riie Newmarket held an Excursion next Friday to Buy Point on bake A Magistrate Court with Cane and Aid Belfry on the led some troubles on Monday last Ladles Aid of the Church held n Sarden Party lasl Tuesday Town Hand furnished the music for the occasion WAR N troops covered a miles la their on within a week The capture of that city means virtual completion of tho occupation of Turkish Armenia- mid gives Russia the benefit of an extremely forllle valley and Opens an easy means of communication to Trehlond for the Caucasus armies London July Imnicdintoiy upon the full of in North- eastern watchful waiting strategy that bad been forced on armies in Central Volhymnia an In Southern pending break of he Austrian the road way to a resumption of a conoer drive by General armies on the whole front east of Iho south of the bat line more than miles long As a result of the last 1 hours the Hussions have broken through entire lines to tho driven he offenders into disorJ dcrly retreat and in advanced within miles Slnnishu the of five important strategic ways which command supply system of the whole southern army chain of the in Fridays and Saturdays j batting the 12053 prisoners 5ivE officers two generals arid v captured Teuton guns accord- to issued War Norfolk Va- July Judge yesterday decided jlujl or possession of captured liner in favor owners and against prize SSffi m v

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