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1 I A I China Department J In our Window yon pi r- The a delightful evening the Odd- Follows oft- the auspices of- totiloav ami prioij were wok and Mine Winnie About couples occupied ho and tripped to- Mr en- Total proceeds nearly of Oiled and Field Comforts J Quality IT PRICED TO MOVE QUIQtt I Importer of and A though eve and pro ceeds amounted to 4o Almost belter titan could be expected derthi ft- Monday evening who icinue Mr on Mnn Value to Mr favored Neil Monday evening 1 be In charge of the It Will the In the Northern part TIiIh in Canada the dream of at a cost comparable with a heating realized The today would ap pear to bo fairly up as follows pound of coal as of a ton Mr lias ilofifid Unco HOPE- Huh week- One a One Willi all modern Avenue for Mrs John olbcr two are for at Clear one for Mr V J Patterson and for lint brother Iho Date Feb llio above date Bt dramatic Club wiU-presohtPac- In Ihrcc acts Raines under ofUhc lied play III led with funny amus ing and the public of two hours solid The actjoii of the play takes place in tin other Mr Flat No Mona Mansions Kensington Plot and coropli- arc worked out in bourn only flvo minutes between acts No waiting THE HARNESS Of QUALITY- 1 to at A Quarcntoo with AH llarnooo Wo alto carry Full Blankets All lloreo DAGO In and Look Around I NOTTINGHAM Agent for Famous Victor trolas Records and Needles Tim curtain will rise at yls Newmarket Orchestra in attend ance ami there will not ft dull moment until jLho drop Hush are now being sold through the town Any who have not do not delay as a full evening of entertainment wails you Guldou The following is a report of the work from Nov FUNDS of Flowers Mi HI Patricks Tea Party Halo of Candy at Concert Concert 7500 For Girl Hut in Franco 1500 Church on owing to Jho drifted condition of con- ceflBlqiiB cross roads arc all right That alorrh on day was a Most of opened their boats on Sunday on account of so much sickness ice business Is still boom ing ft No very clear and thick next be held the homo of Mrs on the of- this month dale Mr Mark Hall la conOnfid to his bed with La Grippe Miss Mildred Hall has bad an attack of heart trouble but glad to say she is much belter Little Francis got one band badly frozen coming from school last Friday night Nothing daunts our worthy Choir Thoy all turned out to practice oold it was furnoy was this way on his last leave a few days last week Mrs has been upending a few days in the city Reports Wool Red Cross for Soldiers Goods for Hewing Concert Printing Miscellaneous Items Hut Dal onHand 4720 WW PHOTOS can you can LET YOU Studio Door West of the New Post Office The regular meeting of the High School Board took place on Wednesday evening in Sec retarys Office all members be ing present except Mr J Wedlock was reelected Chairman and Standing Committees of last year were reappointed report of the Auditors was presented showing a balance ok hand of over which leaves the Board in a better financial position than last year by about A number of accounts were presented in connection with Industrial fichool which were re ferred to the Advisory Board to report upon The Treasurer was authorized to overdraw the account at the Bank of Montreal to the extent of and to pay accounts properly between the meetings of- Board I Representative Wanted at Once for Newmarket and District for CANADAS Spring Planting List now ready Splendid List of Hardy Canadian Grown Fruit and Ornamental slock including MolNTOSH Ami Many Other Leaders Nov Illustrated on Application now Liberal Proposition Stone Wellington Fonthlll TORONTO Hogs and Writ or Plicae J St Toronto Main Also one ad well as three eels of Harness to Hew- market Church Last Decision Day and a groat day it was were fortyfour confessions at the School and seven more at night Next Sun day afternoon and at night will again be observed as Decision Day The was so great last Sunday night that the peo ple became so overjoyed and ex cited many of them scarcely knew where they were In fact twothirds of the large congre gation arose and went away from the Church before the benedic tion who afterwards said it was done unconsciously Seldom in modern times has there been such an overshadowing of Gods presence upon the people Twen tyseven of this number united with the Church Sunday night making twentyeight now await ing baptism in the Church Next Sunday morning pas tor will take for his subject Meaning of tho Worlds War Is it a fulfillment of Lords pro phecy in the chapter of Matthew concerning the things that must come to pass in latter days of the worlds his tory The Pastor believes that this is the war of all wars and the last war that is to be At night subject will bo Buried and with Christ Thursday night Feb 1st was the nowbirlhday of this Church The annual roll call was never better attended mortgage on the parsonage was burned in presence of a large congrega tion after which if to the basement Aid Society as aisled by Society serv ed everyone present not with a but with supper The best managed furnaces however probably nev er give a efficiency than fiO per cent and taken whole IhiB miry bo conservatively placed at per cent This brings the cost of a thousand produced by coal to or 077 cents heal- equivalent of a kilo watthour Is Given a of M 1000 Ji pro- duoed by costs 2Q3o That is cost of trio heating is times as great as that of coal heating Now this load is not materially different from a water tank heal ing load for which at least one city in Canada is giving a continuous rale Willi electric heat coaling loss than twice as much as coal heat ing let us the arguments in favor of electricity To begin Willi hero are many men of average moans for one reason or another tending own furnaces who would gladly add a sum equivalent to what Iho coal hoy coats thorn if they could thereby bo released Iho worry labor and fllth attendant upon the shovelling of coal con stant running up and downstairs to readjust dampers removing and perhaps sifting ashes clean ing out furnace and so on with the incident in both good temper and good cloth ing But householder would further get deliverance from tho awful days when coal deliv ery- toko charge generally twice a year and often three times which necessitates a inside leaves your lawn and tho exterior of- your borne in a stale of disrepair and finally finds Iho man of the on hands and knees crawl ing over top of the coal to lock the collar window And this not nearly all the coal dealers keep heir cus tomers on rack with reports of coal shortages and threats of increased prices which to do thorn justice generally material ize and you pay for your coal in advance six to nine months and further add to the cost- with ail this elec tricallyheated cool bin and Iho furnaco room are en tirely- eliminated and if they ever ho got clean enough maybe used for other more purposes Every room in Iho has Its own equipment temperature is automatically controlled and in a moment may bo adjusted so that any room may lake on and maintain any predetermined tem perature to suit the whim or wish of the occupant No atten tion other than this is required night or day winter or summer There is no worry in advance You pay after you enjoy warmth not months before You eliminate one of the biggest pos sible firo risks a furnace with pipes out of repair and also cleaning of the smoke pipe which frequently gets blocked and fills the with poisonous gas There is loo a greater latitude allowed for the exercise of econo my in the healing of your home In average house certain rooms arc used but rarely Willi the furnace all those rooms must bo kept at about the same temperature Not so with electric heating One room may be maintained con stantly at 70 degrees and the next if necessary de grees without in any way dis arranging the system Actual operation In few homes where heating has been tried out has shown unexpected econo mies in this direction The use of electricity for heat ing our homes just as its for cooking our meals has been handicapped first by cost and second by prejudice or perhaps undue conservatism Little by little the householder is learning that to cook with electricity of ten costs less and always pro duces a better finished product Within the near future cooking by electricity will have become as much a matter of course as tho use of telephone is today water heating is already with us and house heat ing Is next If our current could possibly bo reduced to J per the actual cost of heating by electricity would be less than with coal The tendency seems to be for electric current lo get cheaper It also seems to tendency that coal is getting more expensive Long before Ibis low is available however it seems only reasonable that ho many advantages of electric electric cooking which were very light in should make Its use general proportion to the complete among that of people who cess of enterprise The Canadians have now to their credit a total of seven successful raids in few days moit Important paper to who are about to buy hew the reminder of of tho known I t ml For Month of January V Possible J 1212 M Fox I Iox iti novo Class Marks Possible 1356 Dove I Hunt Campbell Class Jr Marts Possible Mount Lewis HI ClassMarks Possible 1207 Gladys Hurling 730 718 hurling A Mount J Davis Wood 514 437 Hunt 430 280 Class Marks Possible 084 Lewis O Burling 185 P 100 I Class Marks Possible Mount Gamble 180 I Class Jr Grace hurling Primer Number of Stars A Hunt 21 W 10 Teacher OOQ AND SOLD BY id 7 Won Main vt of do a inav For Month of January Jr Staley- Greta Smith Clifford West Willie III Howard Jr HI Dora Glover Mary West Herman Cecil Smith Leonard Selby Jr Donald Smith Ernie Andrews George Money Charlie Money Fred Shields Jr Kathleen Willie Andrews J Irving Willie Primary a Beatrice Hoy Constance Lilly West Fred Andrews Newton May Mart in Dorothy Smith Cecil Shields Primary Leslie Wright Robert McMillan Wilson Gordon Howard Nellie Merrill Jean Glover Teacher P Vanderburgh Press today at the adrniraUy and It was added It must be remembered that one submarine may cruise whole days without getting a vlcthn For- In stance on one day since February torpedoes were fired on sight at seven of our merchantmen without a single bit We have taken measures which we have every reason to believe will frustrate the Uboat warfare Of Course It is obvious that we cannot reveal thern the dally re ports of the decrease be the best evidence of our success ST PAULS DRAMATIC CLUB mm A IParcial Comedy in 3 Acts ooo op riounr pLuroniiv Month of Marks Possible Mary IM Mahoney TOWN Friday ACT Place Time Place Time 3 Place Time OUT London Feb 7 The following communique was issued by the Canadian records office today Hovelling in tho presented by wintry lions Canadian troops have car ried out Iwq more successful raids Carefully planned and brilliantly executed opera tions were completed without a hitch and as a result recent Can adian captures swelled by prisoners and machine guns One raid was at night by a com posite parly from Manitoba and Alberta and Iho in daylight by man from Quebec prin cipal purpose in each instance was to harry the enemy destroy his shafts and secure pris oners Both parlies thoroughly fulfilled their mission In addition German dugouts and machine gun emplacements were destroyed by explosives and the enemy is believed to have suffered casualties four times greater than those of Stiles Hamilton Tom Wight Herb ert 396 Class III Maijcs Possible Harris Jack Stiles Ruth Bosworth Johnston 373 Tom Stephens 309 Cora Marshall York Everett Sweet Saunders Sr Marks Possible Jean- Hamilton 374 Dim 111 Marshall 270 Delia Carson Taylor Warren Clara Sanders Jr Marks Possible Frank Wight Clifford 224 Nora 217 Allan York I Marks Possible 230 Vc Pearson Irene McMillan Wilfred Wight Lome Winnlfred Sanders Delia Fred Everett King Hazel Welsh Gertie Welsh Jr Pr Copland Max Stiles Velma Freeman Alice Harold Copland HALL NEWMARKET John Smiths Flat 10 Mansion Before Breakfast oclock Same After Breakfast oclock Same Before Lunch 1140 oclock Kensington OP In Order of Mrs The Other Mr Smiths Miss j Smith The Curate of St Andrews The Other Mr Smiths Guest Mr Edward The Wife Miss Of the Bijou Theatre Miss Amy John Smith The Other Mr Smith Mr Col Duncan Smith The Other Mr Smiths Uncle Mr Fred Mora The Other Mr Smiths Wife Sergeant Attached lo Vine St Police Station Mr Harry OHCimOTHA Hi I pan FROM TIME TO HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING INVESTMENT MAY PURCHASE AT PAR on Germans sank 16 ships Tuesday There la yame lav to with killing of lime Only those IblDifl me put Uybiftara I are able and willing to incur a little extra expense for a very considerably increased measure of comfort and luxury BRITAIN WAV fiUGOAlilllliO London Ve ore not alarmed at sharpraed submarine and prepared It time viJl toll how mtduto the any I OF WOO OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF repayable Inlewt Payable halfysrly April and October by clique f03 of at Bank in tt of par annum from date of dew of Will have the of wrrtrrlng at and awrued any future war of cash In of any tny In then an or lite cvcJ of this for war only of of tint on in of A on Ump and for ft forme to Iht of mANca I I ARCHIVES OP