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The leading Cduntj lnjreras well as live Oldest No fioht out of North York unless paid In advance from covers In All North York mV it th TJejl JACKSON Editor Proprietor ONT FRIDAY JUNE 1ST In nf gardens there arc fourth la the which may corners In which the be had In a white or a bright rase flowers will not do well In All these In addition to their backyard the problem of winter bouquet qualities will mike a brightening up these Is even splendid show In the garden during difficult because fences and the run me r and early well Suited add to the shade For preserving with long there are many flowers stems should he picked Just before will do well in these dark com- md some actually prefer thcjii According to Miss Isabella Preston a horticulture with the Farms the following list ended growing in partial Candytuft Clarkla puff up like Chinese lantern Lupine Mnrvel of I dry The perennial and j spur he dried end will Phlox Vet-be- bouquet although It is The tuberous rooted begonia is to a be a little more ragged than usually qt its regularly recommended or this ltd when almost completely shaded j pose ropiest opening and hung in some wanu place to dry The Chinese Lantern Plant which Is sort of on on la men til variety of Winter Cherry is also grown for permanent indoor decora- rid but will 1 Sheep Mnore For building p garden soil nothing alli takes the place of well rolled down and become of John The man with the small gar- Ont get round this difficulty by j train tig sheep manure Adams fannc and reduced to I Father Pinned Down Adams was pinned down by I steering wheel and II rtieularly advisable in the case of utcs before body could be which have received regular Mrs Adams was Mictions of Chemical fertilisers for when taken from the wreckage and that it is Hetty Susie and William which one get pared for a fresh crop o manure used for en- soil and adding humus and after being placed on the rain were removed to the city and to the Western Hospital and his brother escaped as by miracle They crawled out of the wreckage of the car without frightened and crying They shift of twisted blackened stems rings a sharp pang of regret wrier No longer will be be The tragedy able gither a generous armful of in sight of the r indoor decoration This piM will be tempered if is made now for the growing characterised by yf flowers the blooms of he dried and will last of the is finitely among these is the trees ail of iilihvr urn ir strawflower This is the view On annual about two feet high different colored though mainly yellow until where they were he season Another one is which hears silvery tracks flowers The Statlcc Locust Hill the mauve white and primrose of the three A in Markham tow Ibicured almost rists who s Rowlands Hardware Auto Polishes Sponges Chamois WE HAVE BARGAINS ON A QUANTITY OF AUTO ACCESSORIES THE PAINT STORE Night Phone ft out mis outfit of lining for tlie FEMININE CHARM 1 1 ion of the spona of course but The the plaited be added to which for yards fuel is the real article properly conditioned pro perly weighed properly priced and promptly delivered Let us deliver a- ton to your door Mr Rev F delivered the following address at the Christian Church Newmarket on evening Moth Day CONSIDER THE CARNATION God has a most wonderful way of bringing his children into the remembrance of the finor tilings of life At he present time there are many powerful magnetos thai draw us from he home Our splendid highways cars summer resorts all act as a great draw power that robs the homo of many quiet little talks and fireside But at this point God enters in and gives us Mo thers to call us back in thought and love to the institution that rules the world the home think of Anna a maiden lady in Philadelphia as the originator of Mothers Day A certain Mother a Sunday School Class of small girls in a little village in West Vir ginia for years One day while teaching her Utile class concerning the command ment tins expressed a desire that of the girls in her class would some how devise a plan the present would be made to see how much one to mother In that was her own daughter Anna Jarvis when Mrs Jarvis made The idea appealed to that daughter and stayed with her for many years Later when the women of that particular churcjh were holding a memorial service for mother Anna sent a box of 5 to be used in the service The people of that church were so impressed with the ser vice that they decided to make it an annual event Other churches near by the idea and did likewise Anna Jarvis con sulted Mr John Wannamaker with reference to making it a city wide affair in Philadelphia and the first service was held in the maker stores in The newspapers look it up and in a few months time the idea was made a national and then an international in stitution The birth of Mothers Day has been instrumental in staying the progress of and disrespect which has been passing throughout the world Why should it not be so Ihat a certain time of the year be set aside to honor our mothers Our mothers have made many sacrifices for us When we could not walk they carried us When we could not stand they stood beside us When we did not kiiow what to eat they fed us Though Anna Jarvis originated Mo fliers Day only a few years ago God instituted it hun dreds of years ago where he gave Moses the Commandment on ML Sinai Honor thy Father and by When Christ wished to teach a very ant and beautiful lesson he pointed to tin abounding on the hillside and said Con sider the lilies of the Today on Mothers Day when we wish to get some son to make us better sons and daughters and lo make belter mothers let us very reverent ly say Consider the carnation The is mothers flower and how much it car with it When William McKinley that splendid President and Christian gentleman was wait ing for death after the assassination a good old woman came in with a bunch of carnations but she could not pass the guards She ask ed them to take the flowers into Mrs and to tell her that on old lady raised them and picked them with her own hands and had walked four miles to bring them to her thinking they might bring a little comfort and heard the story cheer When M all the other flowers in the sick room pushed aside to make a place Let us consider this flower the carnation Their color is emblematic of purity of mother hood and purity of purpose Every mother has a sincere and pure purpose that her child may be good and make good in the world When we think of purity of motherhood our thoughts turn to Mary the mother of Jesus She was chosen by an all wise God to be the mother of our Master- not she was more beautiful than all other women nor more intelligent nor more influential but because she was the purest of all Not only is the carnation a symbol of pure womanhood and genuine hut it also purity as to idea of home life The keystone in the arch of the home is Mo ther Let mother fail and there will be fail ure for he home Some one once asked a small boy Where is your home He re plied My home is where my is Consider the carnation its form is em blematic of the beauty of motherhood No far from Paris there is a plantation of acres whore they grow wood ont of which canes and umbrella handles are- made Dur ing the growth of this particular kind of wood it js cut and carved and then left to grow in those bent and curved shapes That is the method used to make beautiful canes ami umbrella handle we have A mother is like that wood growing in France God cuts beautiful features Into her face giving hen strength night and day to her children The Protestant Madonna is not the Virgin Mary but the Mother Mary The beauty purity of that mother have inspired many artists to produce masterpieces Edgar A Guest has a boy making lowing tribute mother The prettiest girl Ive over is Ma livelier limn any Queon is Ma Take these girls that artists draw The only one without a flaw Is just a fellows Ma Consider the carnation its fragrance is em blematic of the of motherhood and is compared to Hie of God for humanity Dr tells this story I saw a crippled lad and his mother in a park one day The boy bad braces on both his limbs The mother was trying to teach him walk When the bay made a step she encouraged him saying Oh that was fine try more now When ho fell she tenderly picked him up This is a picture of mother love express ing itself in a way which is typical of mother lovo on hand Once again let us consider the carnation Its durability its lasting qualities for it lasts much longer than other flowers So the car nation durability is of a mother faithfulness which lasts as long as life lasts When Bishop Malhew Simpson went lo his mother thinking to surprise hop and said to Mother I have decided to study for the and give myself to the Master his mother quietly replied Why Malhew I knew you were going to do that I have prayed all these years you might be a power for God and that He would use you in the ministry I have never given up and Ive never thought that my prayers might not be answered Cecil the noted Englishman made a pub lic statement that it was his desire lo be an in fidel but he could of the consist ent Christian life and teachings of his mother There is a Table told of how an angel of heaven and having spent the lime al lotted was about to return when said I must take some souvenir with me back lo heaven Looking around he saw a beautiful flower will be a splendid souvenir Ill take that flower The angel looked further and saw a little child smile that will be a fitting souvenir to take to heaven symbolic of The angel looked still farther and saw the face of a careworn mo ther with beauty caned on every line of her face Then he said will take the love of this mother with me So with these three souvenirs a lovely flower the sweet smile of a child and the beautiful love of a mother the angel started back to heaven When he got there he looked at his souvenirs and The flower had withered He looked at the in fants smile but the child had grown to ma turity and the smile was gone Then lie look ed atthe mothers love and found it tin The only souvenir that the angel had which lasted through the ages was the love of a mo ther That is a fitting picture of the dura bility and lasting qualities of a loving genuine typical mother If I were hanged on the highest hill I know whose love would follow still Mother OMine Mother If I were drowned in the deepest sea I know whose love would comedown to me Mother Mother OMine If I were damned of body and soul I know whose love would make me whole Mother Mother In these days of ours too many of us have an idea that it is a mark of weakness lo be un duly respectful lo our mothers and fathers But the best and greatest men the most ful men those who have made the world a fit place in which to live are those who speeded and reverenced their parents never lose by paying a tribute to our mot Abraham Lincoln said All that I am or ever hope to be I owe to my Mother Robert Louis Stevenson the great pays high tribute to his mother expressed himself as getting his conception of The Greatest Thing world Dove from his mother Eugene Field said I have carried the membrance of her gentle voice and soothing touch all through my life Mother you have brought me to this was James A Garfields statement at his inaugur ation as President of the USA A kiss from my mother made me a paint er said Benjamin West These are statements from Francis Williard Mother was occupied with great themes I never heard a word of gossip from her lips She had no time for it My mother had cour age of intellect and heart It is a mark of strength of manhood and womanhood lo respect ones mother and fa ther Consider the carnation its color a symbol of purity of motherhood its form a symbol of the beauty if motherhood its fragrane a sym bol of the love of motherhood and its dupa- bililv a symbol of the faithfulness of TribSn celebrated bis birthday Sander been a resident for jests and there- with the exception of only three hat here long- than any other He witness- the coining of good roads from blared paths and the railway does W un known He enjoys life to the full and is a of a great reader and an authority on and municipal law Within week or two he will be going to his summer cottage at Jacksons where he enjoys fishing bowling life Mr shire England company with the present born in Harry v f Stouffville he he place of his birth a to Canada in and five in tailor he conduct- He also carried on an exten unci grain end was Years Ago From Era June Trinity College cricket team played All North at Newmarket on by runs rket 11 Suth Dudley ded Geo Wood his return from his bridal tour Hiss Harrison and Harris left his week for the Worlds Fair at Paris one of East settlers died at his Wednesday The toll gate bun night Officers of Club A Chantler Philip Martin Alex Moffat Albert Rogers Alfred Manning Jacob Johnson John Cook Miss Jackson Miss Mamie Mil- lard The -ilk- lo Tuesday evening was a great success Addresses by Dr J Hers Haines Curls Percy Hunter and Samuel of Whitchurch died part of the COUNTY POLIOE COURT AURORA HORSE SHOW Mild Jul Show 2nd Sen to be held new included this year The nam is special classes thi is to select- of dams suitable hunter s and saddle horses third other special is greatest for the f number Nitre is also the I00 SO Years Ago From Era May ire Beech of Winnipeg is her sister Mrs M Bogart Walter Jackson Is spending a cou ple of weeks in Acton and Mr and Mrs Watson are spent Victoria Dav at The Bowery if Mr and Mrs on Tuesday The city boys who were home for the were Howard and Will Ar- Stanley Brock Art Wilson Ernest Hughes Norman Grey Fred Miller Glen Case Jas Hodge and Earl Oliver The had of the Temperance meeting those taking Mi toted with a beautiful clock on Officers of Sons of England John by Rev Hill Mm Timothy Cooper Slight brotherinlaw of J of Newmarket aged At Fergus Hospital Mary wife of J Dickson principal of Collegiate aged seven lives the last fe here a were win Tuesday night four others even Jipitated intc overturned the bodies four Finns water when of the Santininei Jill bus iwned while fJi John A and a half stream a cubed ashore Still iImiiii upturned I Falls have org Police of inked a part i ro lumi the bodies meagre Is were avail uble