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health I lfiw nothing Girls Soft Last Friday- evening- our mi played a League Match here Pa He si the date to be he he new He G rounds It nil be the biggest affair of the son ijv showed the editor yesterd Bible ghat of Oliver end baa pM down to net or safe The the title with the There St Pauls When man thinks of ho first thinks of and then of coal IT you want that your homo should bo heated Invftlng J 0 LITTLE CI Newmarket speed The brakes dont North End ORDERS EXECUTED PROMPTLY F EDGAR FOR SALE Acres Fruit and Poultry frontage on paved highway Close lo Price Houses for Sate and to Rent Apply BRANCH OFFICE the September haste t to do yet putting i ground was n Building by from the South a while to level the New High School W July I 9 Wednesday The fine Mr Calvin who Office I 1 I Lodge AM following officers were installed by Bra John Little assisted by Wor Macks Hum 1 I Lawn Bowling Tournament The Friday night local last week brought 1 McCaffrey with the assistance of Ray Jelly- J Harvey arid Lundy won two games and carried off first prize two pairs of fine quality socks suitable for summer of pedal extremities The draw was made for tile cup and the games will start rst week in July Get a printed from the secretary torea Open or Saturday Although Saturday Is a public ho lay in all government offices on unt of the Jubilee the Market wi held as usual and Of fie The Ci Registry Office and 111 be closed all day Office will be open On Saturday July he Annual 1 will be held at the Eversley Ont July 18th tested to bring tl tea and icecream Mr a ted Holstein Judge Henry will be chair Stock Breeders Mem FARMS FOR SALE Sixty Acres clay loam Good Brick House Basement Barn and Poultry House Orchard anil Small Fruit Price Acres situated In good farming district Splendid buildings con venient Station end Village Price Acres Grain and Stock Farm miles Yonge Street Stand ing limber and spring creek Price Apply BRANCH OFFICE National Farm Agency Newmarket int a furnace room the I01 closed on in stamps are on P pictures at a Friday and Si ights- rket Musical and Literary Club Annual Meeting of the Musical and Literary Club was the home of the President Aubrey Davis on Monday afternoon The following officers were elected Mrs Aubrey Davis Mrs Hewitt Mrs J Harvey Mrs Andrew Davis Musical CriticsMiss Margaret Dotal Laurie Carie ine Mrs ledge M H Hewsi rice Lyons ial Com Mrs Irs Mrs he annual membership fee is two members of a family should the rate for each is he next meeting was given by manner I PM Wor Master Bra Frank Cook Jr WardenBro Chaplain Wot Bid Geo Wor Wor Bro f Andersoi of h Deacon Dr Bar Jr Deacon Bro JojiVi E Morris Inner Guard W C- Brown Steward Geo Stark Jr Steward Jofen Organist Williams Tyler Frank Duncan Auditors Bros John Morris J Stevenson Sick Committee Osborne Brooks- and Geo A Russell if After the installation a- delightful Fourth Degree was pre sided over by the new master of Tuscan Lodge Otton Lodge lias a set of and a promising and successful historic fodge t will be 192 the Ohio Club exiled recently on Canadian Pacific Montrose for England where they will visit a snort before be ginning a singing tout of the coun tries of to last about a month at the Worlds Poultry Congress it is announced Dr David of the poultry experiment in Palestine will represent that country at great interna tional event to be held in Ottawa July to August A new direct steamship service between Saint John and Havana Cuba- will likely be inaugurated from the first of September when potato shipments start if the Nan Brunswick Government and the shippers of ths province back the project said Estabrooke A bed which rocks its occupant been invented by Sir Alfred Yarrow British scientist- Sir Alfred travelling s Canada on the Imperial Li tha ago noticed that tUe thi slight of the train cured enables Mm to Eoundly In the province commerporation of the Sixtieth Anniversary of Confederation Post master General P J Veniot has Issued a set of six bilingual postage stamps Onecent orange portrait of Sir A Two- cent reproduction of Quebec Conference 1867 Threecent red centre of Parliament Buildings Fivecent purple Sir Wil frid Twelvecent blue maps of Dominion as It Is with four original Provinces shaded Twentycent PRIZES FOR THE OWER SHOW MARKET NEWMARKET JULV 2ND 1st 2nd 25 25 Chinchilla Rabbit Breeders Asso ciation with president Mrs J Barrett- of English Fur Board Search for the missing French aviators and Coli has two News by Miss I Laviolette of if the program Holborn and final rubers- by Dr Moffalt of St was a and Mi College program of a very and was a fitting climax in a varied and wellarranged eve series of entertaining Death of Mr itizens in the person of in his year The de- was born at Queensville in 1843 the youngest son of the late Eves who farmed in East for many years Eves also fanned near Queens until he came to reside in Newmarket about twenty FOR SALE I Second hand Mower horse Hake One Chev Touring Car One Corn I Cultivator One StiffTooth Cultivator Cackhut Aurora him lied Miss Ma who Newmarket A daughter Cora predeceased her father years ago The late Mr a Presbyterian in and staunch Conservative in He was employed at the Office Specially until iailing health GOOD SCHOOLS Free I June When a I late him Id retire fro Funeral took ph St Elder Pros er a school class mate by lev A E Marshall conducted the funeral service at the home and the Interment was at Cemetery A Church Wedding A pretty quiet wedding was solemnized in St Pauls Church Newmarket when Miss Lillian Jen nings became the bride of Mr hert Widdifield The bride looked very charming in white canton crepe and lace with long embroid ered veil and carrying an ivory- prayer hook as site entered the Church to the strains of Lohen grins wedding march Her sister Mrs Barber of Mew Roche In pale green taffeta picture hat acted as matr honor while his cousin Mr Willis supported the Miss Flossie Moore wore liid gown largo presided at the organ during the signing of Hie register playing Till the Sands of the Desert grow Cold A buffet luncheon was afterward at the home of Mr T Watson to about fifty where Miss Jennings has made her home for the past ten or twelve years Amid showers of confetti the bridal couple left by motor for Toronto and Niagara- Falls the bride in navy blue travelling suit with sand hat gloves stockings and shoes Out of town guests Marshall son and daughter of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Car- and Mr Geo all of Toronto On their return Mr and Mrs Widdifield will make their home in Newmarket Prospect Ave The gifts both useful and r Manr iAi ft cp Montreal recently to Chic- Three of the will by Flash In The terrific Hash electrocuted valued Eaca spring said Sir Henry to- lewspaper steers them tfut to them wheft fattened in the fall Last Saturday began I terrible arrive for our a lonii by and lightning- enveloped the The rain came down In I It was impossible to ee even holt our cleared rapidly waa not early morning that a mer next to us- some the steers seemed tobe in a line ten or thorn He tele- something found the len dead and black- blasted by lheilghlning This must have happened during storm At the time the herd were- lying down a giant elm tree and the musl have- run tree and 1 swathe of Ihrough enough phoned form a land expedition he will fly He of fers Saskatoon backers half tbd and half any other receipts should he be successful would of AN EXCELLENT REASON I the talent for United Presbyter What do you morning So struck I yards fro opposite shores reception having been ippl none of my I when the slorm light struck Just the of Ilia day RAISE the raising of on a IsSiii to the Metropolllan radial lines operated by Con desired to know how the Is be spent- le for new Is lancous- Items and for business lo the east wouldnt Justify any additional service for years It come For the on the Shore Hood however here are pro to put Into operation arrange ments which will be satisfactory Pi lies whispering like a afraid Im to got the packages Peonies Best Blooms Pure White Peonies Best Blooms Maxima Peonies Blooms Yellow op Peonies Best Blooms Flesh or 50 Peonies Best Blooms Rose Pink 50 Peonies Best Blooms Red 50 25 Peonies Best Blooms Fancy Variety 1 50 2 Specials Peony Best Single Bloom Maxima 50 Peony Best Single Bloom Piok named if possible Single Bloom Red PeonyBest Single Bloom Sweepstakes named if possible donated by Hunter Peonies Best Collection not less than varieties not necessarily named 75 50 Peonies Best Fancy Varieties 75 50 Pennies Best Display not less than 6 varieties named if possible donated by Mrs A J Davis Silver 2nd- donated by Watson French Limoges Cake Plate 3rd donated by Mrs Delphinium Root- Iris Best Stems Purple 50 25 Stems Lavender or Pink 50 25 Ins Best Stems Yellow 50 25 Stems Bronze 50 25 Blooms 50 25 TuHps Best Blooms Darwin Light 25 Blooms Darwin Dark 25 Columbine Best Collection Long Spurred Variety 25- Best Collection not more than 24 Rose Sweepstakes Collection 75 60 Collection 75 50 Best Arranged Bosket of Flowers foj Living Boom 50 3rd Prize 25 Two St tried to get only large it Lindsay June Mr Wesley Adelaide attended a surprised of neighbors given to Mrs George Henley She took ill and fore a doctor arrived Brampton of s killed this morning I of Wales and FIRST TO FINISH The children of the family were according to their respective ac counts all first in something at school Tommy was first in reading Alice was first In arithmetic Sammy in sports and so on Janet alone remained silent Well Janet how about you first when the bell Friends Broadcasting Jubilee The picture map above gives a In Canada and possibly In the v station and Marconi beam elation a British Company in England which In turn will broadcast to European receiving stations UJ means of this tfeln of Canadian radio the world will hear not only the special Jubilee radio pro gramme on the evening of July 1st but also will listen to the Initial- peal of the carillon in the tower of the Parliament Buildings and also to thfc speeches by the GovernorGeneral Prima Minister and others The tiein Involves approximately of equipment and If undertaken approximately more to i commercial basis would MORS YEARS TORONTO