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NEWMARKET I A foJiAT i x SERVANT WANTED Apply between and to- Mrs Schmidt Ave Newmarket FOR SALE Pa is stated on reliable authority thai Sir Robert Borden Premier of Canada is ratepayers have asVed to Riding f 5SSS filing the present war crisis n Choice farm Im provements new and One mile from town Newmarket v Sasf S a PJ Number of Young Pigs 5 weeks old on St Phone line 3wll i- SUMMER WOOD FOR SALE Hemlock Slabs Limbs and Hardwood at reasonable prices J A CODY Si Phone ANNOUNCEMENT tea 3S SjEewe GEO BROWN Harness Main Oollara Faced Harnesa Bags and Grips Repaired NOTE THE ADDRESS Main St Newmarket South of King George Hotel t 3S K v M J The gift that lends the touch of friendship with out the embarrassment of an obligation Your Photograph THERES A PHOTOGRAPH ER IN YOUR TOWN E ZURBRIQQ Phone Photographer We are also prepared to take Photos at night by the aid of Electric Light Studio open Saturday evenings and any other evening by ap pointment One Door West of the New Poet Office In common with many loading public men Jim Dominion is not specially anxious to enter upon a contest calculated to di vide the electorate the country under existing circum stances We are even told by some of his more intimate politi cal friends that he has had to withstand very strong pressure give service in other depart ments labor Thats sensible A new restaurant has been opened City Hall on Queen St where it is said accommodation can be given to people Since the war began the Ladies Aid of Westminister Church made no less than articles tor the use the Canadian soldiers at the front and forthe Hospitals which from Hon Robert Rogers and are caring for the Canadian wounded An employee of the Co was arrested last Friday on a charge of stealing a quantity of dry goods The four Bros were committed for trial at the Police Court on Friday in addition to other of the j charges for theft of John Lawrence an employee at the Municipal got entangled in the machinery last week and era in his who appear to entertain the notion that the war situation will aid them in securing another live years lease of power As the Toronto Star observes Canada is humiliated by the spectacle of a Crown making ah electioneering Speech such as Rogers did in Montreal recently in a time of public anxiety when the casualty la scalp wound which required lists are being scanned with pain- stitches to close fill interest AH trie energies of The Provincial Government the people of this country are refused to grant reciprocity in the great struggle in J Jm i m j m mi rfiU V y- ifSi r The Celebrated PureBred Clydesdale Stallion ALTON Imported 15295 THE PROPERTY OF PIPHER NEWMARKET Will make the season of health and weather permit ting as follows Monday May 3 Will leave his own stable Newmarket and proceed to J Hopes Pine Or chard Lot Con 5 for noon to J Lot Con East for night Tuesday Will proceed to Win Lot Con S East for noon to Tom Laws Queensville for night Wednesday To Crones Lot Con Fast for noon Holland Landing for night Friday To John Lewis town line King for noon to his own stable until the following Monday morning to insure WANTED At good general servant Mrs Walter Gray Pearson St PASTURE TO RENT Pasture Field to rent or stock taken in for pasture Apply to A Aurora 13 TO RENT Mill Pond to a Fishing Club Apply to F Hoov er Newmarket P FOR SALE lairfC Yorkshire Sows just in pure hied Hull Calf SUB GETS ANOTHER London May The British steamer from lor the plate with tons coal was torpedoed oH the Is lands Monday Two firemen were killed and the second engineer in jured The wounded men and the remainder the crew have teen at Penzance The striking the torpedo was the intimation that a was In the neighborhood The force of the explosion hurled the engineer through the aperture made In the ships deck and saved his life The crew took to their boats and finally were rescued felling vessels o needed for which we are engaged We unity not strife We are pleased to observe in this connection that Hon Mr Foster and Hon Mr White do not sympathize with Hon Mr Rogers and those who like the latter have the notion that a political campaign just now while the war is attracting so much atten tion may possibly enable them to gel a cinch on the electorate and thereby secure their official po sitions for another five years When lie Toronto Telegram asked the Premier where he kept his ears and said Sir Bordens ear is to the ground Sir Robert should know that from Halifax to Vancouver Conserva tives are protesting that they do not want an election and vow that they will either vole Liberal or not vote at all if an election is brought on it does seem to indi cate with no uncertain sound the Premier had better put a quietus upon Hon Mr Rogers and others in his Cabinet who are partisan first and country afterward However should an appeal be made between now and Dominion Day we make no doubt the re sult will not be encouraging to that section of the Federal of which Mr Rogers appears to be a leading figure with the have auto- United The crop has been so vn n B better shape than this year Wheat Mrs Walter Wiley continues is already coming the ground very- though reports urn I and there is no serious mois ture anywhere in fact if rain should not come after the seeding all done it will bo in plenty of time in most districts in Saskatchewan The city of will undertake the construction of works which ill cost vet The council has practically completed arrange ments for construction of fol lowing improvements Concrete sidewalks Plank Sidewalks Storm sewers sewers disposal arid connec tions Waterworks Pumps wells mains and fcions Street exten sions leal tly and iltelirf construc tion Light and Power Distribu tion Power House 1068800 EDITORIAL NOT The While Tidings commenting on recent legislation touching liquor licensing in On tario regards it as same old donothing policy and says Now the longannounced Liquor Act turns out be the same old motheaten thing with a few patches on the last needed parts In further comment the Tidings adds It looks as if tho Gov ernment sat up nights studying how it could hurt the liquor in terest least At a meeting on Monday evening last of the newlyformed SouthTo ronto Reform Association Mr Pardee P delivered a stirring address at an enthusiastic gathering During the course of his speech Mr Pardee said Today is testing time a bitter testing time for Liberal ism in Canada If ever it had a test ing time today is a time when ev ery Liberal should sink any diflerences he may have held heretofore and do with all his might what he believes to be the best interests the Dominion of Canada and the British Empire cO mobile licenses States this year Thieves entered the premises of Mr Tier Islington while the family were attending a church entertainment last Monday night and carried oft about worth of goods Hugh and Minnie Stewart were ar rested this week on a charge of shop lifting- Mount Dennis is now being can vassed for signatures to a petition or incorporation as a village The University Corps is now in training at Niagara Camp- The Council of Canadian veterans will hold their usual memorial ser vice and grave decorations on May 21th Liberal real estate promoters got a at Hall this week for figuring in schemes which the court held to be unlawful Some promoters were stuck for each On Monday last Toronto General Ministerial Association passed two resolutions of much significance One expressed strong opposition to a election being held while the presentwar continues the other condemned in strong terms the pub lication of a special Sunday paper in Toronto At the last meeting of the City Council of the Citys portion in connection with the York Commissions expenditure last year was voted Word has been received that Gerard of the has succumbed to wounds received at Rev Dr General Superin tendent of the Methodist Church is leaving for Great Britain on June where he will address the various Methodist Conferences of England and Ireland Mrs returned from the South last week accompanied by Mr and Mrs Charles Palmer Legal circles will now take a move- on Miss L has recently passed her final examina tion at Hall Law School with honors Toronto will now have the fair sex i both Iqal and medical circles Two more women were arrested and sent to jail on charges of stealing at the Departmental stores T Oil who committed forgery to the extent of in this City was arrested at Panama and is now being back to Toronto The officers of the second contingent are appealing to the women of To ronto to outfit the soldiers before leaving for the front with the for protection against German poisonous gases encouraging Rev attended a meeting of the Toronto lery oitTuosdriy Mrs opened her at Orchard this week for the summer Miss Lulu Collins spent over Sunday in Toronto Miss Mary and Mrs K Brown of Toronto spent Sunday with her Mrs M Brown Elm St Miss riackelt from New York We Have Just Received Some AT- Imperial Gallon KSXTLBBY Miss Mary Stevens is visiting Hunter We PRACTICE LOVE learn to It Itie Germans have anticipate the Increase of the strength of the Allies the western front and have nrought into the field at least hall a million fresh troops London May 5HiU CO on the front In Belgium was the of most intense fighting today through the gaining of a footing there by the Germans through the use of joisoyvjus gates facilitated by a wind- Hrrlstonfl Daughters of the Empire have received hack a flag presented by them to Pte James Corcoran on his departure for front Corcoran was killed in the and by his- instructions given before his death the flag has been returned to the donors It Is bloodstained in Snowball Mr and Mrs Russell also Miss Viola and Mr Harry Sibley motored from To ronto to Mr Rankin on Sunday Miss Mildred is in Newmarket Mr L Mount and Mr T are purchasers of new automobiles Mr Harry Steven has moved to Toronto Mrs Barnes and family have moved back to Newmarket The church services here on Sunday were both well attended it being communion in both churches The Methodist Church has been closed- It is to he decorated and painted MiJ Travis of Newmarket has thy contract The services will be held in Christ Church Mr Terry ahd Mr J Aiming were visiting Snowball Sunday John is sporting a new buggy We are sorry to hear of Mr Frank sickness but wish him speedy recovery Mr Morlcy Proctor intends moving his barn week Mr and Mrs Watson were vis iting in Newmarket Wednesday We feci sorry tor the young man who found his buggy full of stones ho was sorry himself Markham Township Council in aid of Richmond Hill Spring Show Terrific fighting In Dardanelles War costs Britain 110000000 daily Rattle still raging in western line Is readjusted thousand women making British shells London May The German submarines seemingly now are devot ing their attention to the British fishing fleet Fifteen trawlers have been sunk by Saturday night but without any loss pi life love by loving grows by love Like everything else it gathers strength through exercise The more we keep it tho easier and more natural it becomes- We can form the habit of looking peo ple with love think about them with love speaking of them in love and acting toward them lovingly Our deeds will react upon our thoughts and our thoughts and feelings will prompt to action we may become steeped in love It will radiate from us as the light from the lamp We shall be charged with it as the bat- cry is with electricity and power will go out from So Instead of crying idly Oh for more love I let us lay more stress upon the prac tice If we continually use what we have it will Increase oo I CHEERFULNESS In order to appear pleasant we must be cheerful This is a duty owe to others as well ourselves The world Is on the lookout for all that is bright and gay and if we wish to be appreciated in social life we must appear like ray of sunlight rather than a cloud no matter how beauti ful that cloud may be life we meet with many un pleasant things that have a tendency to make us sad and depressed but by sweet smiles and loving words of kindness we may expel maov horrors and make ourselves ami many others around us feel bright and happy We should cultivate cheerfulness There is much sorrow lurking In the pathway of every one and In order to avoid becoming despondent wo ever look on the bright side of life for the happiest people are those who find pleasure In all things We should cultivate cheerfulness If at first unnatural It after a short time its artificial aspect arid seem entirely natural A cheerful countenance yields an power In winning affection and retain it after It has been won One may be ever so beautiful and at tractive and yet wholly incapable o calming the troubled heart unless possesses cheerful deposition Total The portion of the money extended on improvement works which will be paid in labor is Charles A Torrance of ha invented and patented a unique ma chine which automatically selects the best and heavier seed grains cleans them and rejects smut and wild oats Mr Torrance is an employment and inventor of a fanning mill which has been on the market successfully for five years The principal on which this new machine works is an entirely new one according to the claims of inventor combining gravity and wind in machine form to bring about the desired result In a demonstration to a party of business men recently the machine lived up to the claims of its inventor and the weight of a bushel of the wheat selected exceeded that of a bushel of the original sample between four and five pounds A company to be known as the Saskatchewan Broom Manufacturers Ltd- has been incorporated in for the purpose of carrying on the broom manufacturing in subdivision The plant has been doing big business with so heavy that it has become neces sary to enlarge the plant and add much 5W machinery and for this purpose company has been form ed The now company has a capital of all taken up The success of this factory has been greatly due to the interest the people of the city have taken it in It has a large local business -oee- JOYS OF COUNTRY LIFE A city man recently visited his country cousin The man from the city wishing to explain the joys of metropolitan life said We certainly have been having fun the last few days Thursday wo autoed to the country club and golfed until dirk then troll led back to town and danced until morning The country cousin was not to be stumped- in the least so began telling some of the pleasures of the simple life We have pretty good times here too One day we out to Uncle Neds and went onto the back lot where we baseball- all that afternoon In the evening wo sneaked up Into the attic and pokered until morning A sturdy old fanner who was listening not to be outdone took up the conversation at this point and isaid was hav ing sorce fun about this time myself I muled to the corn field and gee- hawed until sundown Then I slipper ed until dark and piped until o clock after which I bedsteaded until the clock lived after which I brcakV fasted until it was time to go muling again ooo HOW IT Walt until spring I Such is the ominous slogan of each of the five principal nations In the struggle The hint that Kiu will hurl into France an army estimated to number from to men Prance and Rus sia are expected to have for huge armies impatient to go to the front The Austrian army is scheduled to take on n new lease of life The Germans according to one story will soon have In North sea a fleet of marvelous submarines which carry no crews and which are wireless controlled by Zeppelins overhead It hardly needs to be said that all such extravagant claims may bo literally discounted- It is no doUjt true that all the armies on European fields will soon be strengthened heavy reinforcements It is possible that new offensive movements will bo attempted by one side or the other But it is absurd to suppose that there will be any sudden recu sals of the fortunes of the war with in next few months Each of the belligerents knows pretty well what Us enemies are doing Aerial recon naissance has put an end to the day of sensational military surprises ft Is certain enough that lighting will be undertaken with renewed vigor as soon as the first warm d ap pear But it is difficult to sec how there can be any radical changes in campaigns This desire of Germans will still be to win their way to Calais and other coast towns The will be almost sure to cling to their offensive opera tions in The Ger mans and Russians will no doibt still be engaged In their apparently Inter minable task of pushing each other hack and forth across German- Russian frontier lines is fairly to predict that no decisive ac- will take place on the though the Germans will probably pin their faith to something more sub stantial than crowlcss sub marines which Imaginative persons like to discuss Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTOR I A Slate spent over Sunday with her college chum Miss Pearson Miss J Starr from Carolina is visiting rela tives in vicinity of Newmarket Mrs Enoch Proctor from Nebraska is visiting her niece Mrs Dawson St A cable was received on Sat urday evening announcing safe arrival of Miss Olive at Liverpool Mr from County mid daughter Miss Muriel spent last with Miss llonan is still here Mrs C M Hughes and Mrs continue In a critical condition A specialist was called up from the city on Tuesday Mr Will was in Town on Wednesday to see bis moth er who is confined to her bed with a severe attack of lagrippe Anderson and wife ar rived from England on Monday morning and are visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs J Mil lard before proceeding to their home in Calgary Col Allan was home for a few hours last Sunday saying GoodBye to bis family and a few personal friends Claude Vale and two or three oili er soldiers were also homo for a short time on Sunday Mr Albert Hendry in writ ing from Calif says ho is improving in health and is now able to do a fair days work He also says that Mr who is well known to many around Newmarket has lately bad an apoplectic- stroke IN- IN 10c AND JARS House And You Need a Good Broom On the 1st ultimo a num ber from Newmarket and vicinity attended the marriage hear Ohio of Elmer Starr Vandori Onl and Ohio Hannah J Starr from North Carolina was also in attendance CROOKS GLASS The Newest Invention for the Relief of CALL A D S E IT PERCY the OPTICIAN BLOOR STREET EAST coknm or TORONTO- Phone North 2824- THE LEADING Undertaking House Yuu can buy your Furniture Cheap For UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY calls attended to at residence John Millard Pbocea lv The Cradle Gllkos In Newmarket on to Mr and Mrs Win Silkes a son in Newmarket on- May to Mr and Mrs Jus A Germain a son Terry In Mount Albeit on Mon day to Mr Mrs J Terry a daugh ter Wilson At Rowland Ave Toronto on April to Dr and Mrs J Wilson son The Altar BinghamMitchell On April at Presbyterian Manse Newmarket by the Thomas M A Margaret Eliza beth to Joseph Alex ander Bingham of Vivian Onl IN MEIVfORIAM York In loving and sad of my dear mother Mrs Darius York who died May Fond is Ihe memory which will fadoi Your smiles and your welcome often recall I miss you and mourn you in si lence unseen And dwell on memory of days that have been Her Daughter 8 A J Main St North Newmarket All Orders Receive Careful and Prompt Attention We Have each HI Them From 25o to PROMPT SERVICE OUR MOTTO I PHONE PURITY AND QUALITY OUR MOTTO Special Attention Given All Physician and Family Recipes MAIN STREET NEWMARKET Agent for Cameras and Photo Supplies Freeh Chocolates Weekly TELEGRAPH OFFICE House Phone No Store Phone No NEWMARK For Quality Variety and Economy Read tho BEEF EXTRA lbs Choice Young Boof for Roasting off Shoulder 12J4 and per lb Brisket Flank and Nooks of Young for Boiling 10c per lb 200 the Choice Young Beef for Pot Roasting per lb SPECIAL IN MEATS VEAL- Choice Veal Chops 20c per lb Loin Roasts of Veal 20o per Rump Roasts of Veal per lb 100 lbs Veal for Stewing 16o lb PORK Choice Young Pork for Roasting Fat or Lean 1Bo per lb Pork Chops per lb 16o Gunns MildCured Back Bacon Whole of Baoka 20o per lb Half of Baoka 21o Sliced 22c per Cooked Ham and Lean Sliced Thin lb Choice Bologna a lb Sweot Rolls of Young Pork Whole Roll 15c per lb Half of Roll 16o per Pure Lard 15o per Shortening 13c por 16 Homomade and Pork Drip ping per ORDERS CALLED FOR ON REQ OR CALL US BY PHONE TO FARMERS A Pure Bred Aberdeen Angus Hull will be kept for service at Stock Farm mile south of Newmarket Terms Aberdeen Angus are the greatest of beef breeds having won the grand championship at Chicago times out of So do not miss this opportunity Owl I EDGAR TOWN OF NEWMARKET Inspectors Notice Notice is hereby given that ftli promises must be cleaned and put III a sanitary condition be fore Saturday May Fine and costs will be incurred by all those who fail to comply wilh this notice By order J Town Clerk TOWN OF NEWWARKET Dog Tags and Licenses- Public Notice is hereby given that all owners of Dogs must procure a Dog Tag before May or costs will be incurr ed Also all Licenses for Pool and must be renewed by the same dale By order P J ANDERSON Town Clerk EXECUTORS NOTICE TO CRED ITORS Public Notice is hereby given according to the provid ed in that behalf that all persona liming claims the Estate of James Henry late of the town in the County of York who died on or about day of are to All lliJ same proven undersigned Solicitor for the of lli last will of the said deceased oil or before the ThirtyFirst Day of May 1915 as Immediately there after Executors will proceed to distribute Ihf assets amongst those parties entitled having re gard only to those claims then filed and further take notice that the said Executors will not re sponsible for the said assets or any part thereof thereafter Dated April 1915 G WIDDIFIBLD for Executors 3wl2 Onl season is coming on for cleaning up you will no doubt have some old Copper Brass Iron Rubbers and Rags for sale Lot me know by mail or otherwise when you want dispose of it and I will call I will pay you fair market price Wo also buy Fowl Wool and Horsehair- Wo will pay an extra price if goods are delivered at our house I have no buyer on Die roads but myself Box Phone 232 Newmarket NOTICE k Removed to South Cor- nor of Market on Timothy Street as PAINTER PAPERHANGER ART DEOORATOR ETC Wall Paper Supplied from per Roll and Hung on the Most Reasonable Terms ALL WORK GUARANTEED ALL KINDS OF SIGNS PAINTED ESTIMATES SUBMITTED