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t I fiSS ft 1 you now on Means an 28c prices Weekly No List 16c lb Boof i ieo 1 Pork 17c 15c lb g Veal 15c Tb 18c lb 20c lb 20o lb- PHONE AT NEED Newmarket Asters Petunias Begonias id- AND PHONE j NEWMARKET TUNE I Improvements The Metropolitan is improved by several coat The dark green is cream color said of all Motions along the lino of ing changed to a same may be Methodist Conference According to Che report of the Stationing Committee of the To ronto Conference as agreed to this week the only changes Hie Bradford District are as fol- Kemp Kellleby Rev J Fox private Picnics Last Saturday afternoon the animal picnic of the Adult Bible passes Of the Methodist Sunday School took place on the lawn of in teacher Mrs at Orchard Beach and was the greatest success yet There were present The weather was perfect and everybody had a de lightful time returning home by the last car On the same afternoon Mr mid Mrs Kidd at the invitation of Miss Perry took the pupils of Hie Science to her fathers grove near Jersey and had a most wild flowers and enjoying IHie picnic on the lake shore They likewise returned by the last car which by the way is altogether loo early for gatherings of this kind on the shores of Lake Days ior those eh cine bargains at See ad A H A The New High School Principal At the adjourned meeting of the Hoard on Thursday evening of last week Mr Of To ronto was selected to succeed Mr Merrill as Principal commencing next September and he has ac cepted the appointment Mr is a Specialist in Mathematics and comes to us with splendid testimonials For two years he was Principal of Hill Model School and then taught Mathematics in High School The next two years he spent in High School as Mathematical and Sci ence Master and then three years as Principal of High School followed by three years as Principal at Weston The Chairman of the High School Hoard at Weston says He has shown himself an oblig ing painstaking energetic Prin cipal and a good disciplinarian He is a strong man morally and a line citizen Under his one of our students won the first scholarship in the history of the school and the at tendance was larger than for many years Other citizens in Weston cor roborate the success of Mr Fair- child in that Town Two of Mr Fnirohjlds students won in scholarships while four others won firstclass hon ors After very full enquiry the Board fee that they have secured a man who will coplinue to main tain the high standard of effi ciency that the school has al ready attained Golden Wedding During last week Mr and Mrs Alexander of Ave North Toronto and who were residents of Newmarket fif ty years ago celebrated their golden wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Blackford on Carlton Street We are pleased to leam the old were made the happy recipients of many beautiful gifts from their child ren grandchildren and friends including a purse of gold children of of the older families of Newmarket will re member Mr when he kept a grocery and drug store hero and who at one time was a part ner in the firm of and Trent in a store on Main Street Were Mr and Mrs to visit Newmarket they would find very few old acquaintances left mttb39 j AU GOOD USE BAKING the great majority having passed to the spirit land We laloMr and Mrs Souter on their anniversary of conjugal felicity Complete of nlshlngs Carpet Square of all Kinds and at 10 Less than City PHp9 Linoleums and yds wide In all widths Bungalow Nets and Curtain Scrims In all and qualities Cretonnes Damasks and Art Sa teens in Endless Variety Cocoa Mats In all sizes for and Outside Verandahs Boots andShoes Boys and Girls Footwear Mens Sursflt Footwear The Workmanship on livery Pair Guaranteed and Prloes to Fit all mm Iter few Mil Dainty uptodate Foot wear W Sugar Is a little ohepor Vogetablea for Teas are getting very and higher In lay in a stook at our low Quaker Bulk Tea all kinds 3Go A BRUNTON 4 Tiie Water Supply Both the standpipe and re ceiving basin in connection with the waterworks were thoroughly cleaned out last week so as to ensure a supply of pure water to the citizens during the summer months It has been ascertained that the total flow of the artesian wells now gallons in hours By a pump on the supply pipes it has been found that the supply can be increased to gals in hours a difference of gals As the steam will be shut off in a few days and the condenser pump is offered for sale the Fire A Light Committee recommended the purchase of an electric pump fur this purpose which can be run when the load is low and thus ensure an abundance of water The estimated cost in cluding freight and installation ia The Council acquiesced in the proposition No Fault of the Council Some citizens who were tardy in Retting their petitions ready for streetoiling are making great complaints now because the streets are not oiled By purchasing road oil in the tank carload the Council was to buy it at per gallon When the car arrived it had to be emptied at once as the rail way charges for every day the ear is delayed on the switch con sequently only those streets were oiled which had the qualified number of signatures on the pe titions To purchase another lot of oil before a carload would be requir ed meant either waste or addi tional expense When bought by the barrel the road oil costs about or lie a gallon against or by the car That is the reason of the delay However the Council decided last Monday evening to purchase alio I her car at once and that will probably do all the streets for the of the season Another season let the Council set a dale when all petitions must be in and then they would know heifer what the ratepayers re quire Police Court On Thursday afternoon of last week before Police Magis trate in Newmar ket there was aired the pros and cons of an intricate li quor case which taxed the pa tience of the magistrate and oc- no less than five hours It Jones a citizen of the town was charged by the authorities Willi having sold liquor illegally to a Mr Williams a newcomer in town Jones stoutly denied Un charge After a lot of conflicting evidence a nonsuit was entered the magistrate holding the case had not been fully proven Jones was defended by J I of Toronto and among Interested listeners were some of the local clergy J J McDonald of Newmarket also charged with the same of fence was likewise defended by Mi McDonald admit ted purchasing a bottle of liquor In Toronto for a friend who said was required for a sick woman He was given money to buy it and returned the change with the bottle The case was adjourned for a week to obtain further evi dence Court was held the Di vision Court Rooms which were crowded While the magistrate was deal ing with the liquor cases he alsi heard the evidence given by sev eral witnesses charging- M of King Township with being intoxicated in Newmarket a local option town This case vas proven and was assessed and given a warning against any further lapses The ease against McDonald was dismissed yesterday PR OG R A hi Of Recital at Pickering College last Wednesday Evening Op Miss Patli Council and Miss Morton a Moment fie Secret Miss Mai Brull Novellette Op No 3 Miss Gwendoline Cotter Mary Turner Salter The Cry of Miss Marjory Rogers Tours By the Rivulet Miss Margaret Sea Pieces To the Sea From a Wandering Iceberg Miss Jessie Rogers von Wllm Walzer Op First Piano Miss Cane Second Piano Mr Oliver June and My Lady Mr A Cadenhead Walt Op No 2 Miss Frances Luke i Nocturne Op No Master Donald a Romance If I Were a Miss Elsie Penrose a Iesclavo Carpenter The Cock Shall Crow c Twickenham Ferry Miss Marjory Rogers Chanson Whims Miss Council Overture to The Magic Flute First Piano Miss Margaret McKay Miss Jessie Rogers Second Piano Miss Gwendoline Cotter Miss Pedley Red Cros3 Garden Party The ladies of the Red Cross So ciety are holding a Garden Party on the lawn of Mr S Cane on Huron St East on Wednesday June from 3 to pm Ad mission to grounds cents Refreshments consisting of ice cream cake and lemonade are to he served by the ladies on the grounds A Special Musical Program of much interest has been provid ed for both afternoon and even ing In the evening also in ad dition to the musical program the Hand will be in attendance A muster of the Newmarket Guards is expected to be held from the headquarters of tho different platoons to the grounds on which the Garden Party is being held on Wednesday evening A 5c jitney service is to be conducted by prominent ladies the- town running from the grounds of the Methodist Church on Main St to the Garden Parly both afternoon and evening Cars will also run from corner of Prospect Ave and St and from the Presbyterian Church corner Jitneys call at homes for passengers by phoning or Mr George has kindly loaned a Victrola for the Bo sure to hear some of the beautiful records LLJ One Lot New Millinery for One Lot Ladles Suits for 1400 1600 for Ladles Classic 360 for 276 for Mens Spring Suits 20th Century Brand 14 16 for 960 Mens Overcoats 1000 for Mens New Hats 250 for 1 76 2 for 60 1 for 1 00 Mens Patent Leather today 400 for del Riego Chopin Chopin Red Cross Statement of Red Cross So ciety Funds from Sept to June 1 1915 RECEIPTS Members Fees Flag Hay Grant from M Society Tajent Sales At Homes Red Cross Pins Knitting Teas 371 ii J J M kill Our a Chaminade Schumann Mozart Km- Farmers Excursion bed in the Canadian Hospital girls who deserve great credit The East Farmers lust- lute are having an Excursion to the Mode Farm Mobe SmiUl day June 17 Metropolitan car Mabe Munshaw leaves Newmarket at am connecting with train at Toronto Returning leaves scooting Gallery at pm and Metro- Jos polilan car at North at his and Pm Round tup jlll ft Gallery from New where members of the Home will be allowed to prac tice two or three nights a week Red Cross Work I a from the the meeting of the officers Society last Friday it was dc- to pay a month for four Lighting System months for two beds in ess Connaught Hospital at ft is expected that all the con- Cliveden England This is in ad- with the new system of dilion to paid for beds from electric lighting will be complet- 1st of Jan last ed next week and that the old The work of five little girls last plant will be shut down for Saturday is to be highly com- good The poles and wires are mended They held a Red Cross about completed for the street- Social on the grounds of Mr lighting hut there are nearly 100 Gibson Raglan St and served lamps to be put up yet So far icecream and other refresh- us we have heard everybody is merits afternoon and evening re- well pleased with the which the girls are lion of the light on the street giving as a donation towards a and its excellent brilliancy IT IS JUST AS NATURAL FOR A HAND To Be Adorned With- HANDSOME RINGS As for Nature to Adorn Graceful Vines With Flowers It gives us pleasure to show the Beautiful Rings In our trays though Im mediate purchase be contemplated Boys Union S School Sons of England Autograph Quills Cook Hook Fund Davis Leather Co Davis Leather Co Office Specially and Em ployees Win Cane Sous Co Employees High School St Johns Church Contributions to Jan 31 vlt I Contributions to Mar Contributions to June I I vl A Contributions from Country Memorial Service May 10 Sale of Ice Cream at Mr Interest 5I8G 50000 289l0 19000 3905 59990 9300 89 Why Not Newmarket Many places In Canada are contributing to the needs of the Empire manufacture of munitions of war and why not Newmarket We understand the citizens of Aurora have put up to enable the three fac tories to install the required ma chinery and give employment to men The Council of New market has appointed a Special to investigate the re quirements and we hope our citi zens will continue to show their loyally by substantial invest ments when the matter is fjilly explained Where the Taxes Go At the Council Meeting on Monday evening the Road and bridge Committee presented a report recommending the follow ing expenditures Sidewalks Grading Stone for Roads Planking of Bridges 500 on New concrete abutments for Prospect Ave bridge EXPENDITURES Red Cross Toronto Wool for Knitting Hospital Supplies Postage on Supplies Express on Supplies Motor Ambulance Three Cots in Cliveden Hospital Salary of Nurse one year 17545 1085 Balance on Hand Opticians Knitted Comforts and Supplies 278 Balaclava Caps Pairs Socks Pairs Wristlets Pairs Kneo Caps Scarves Dozen Wash Cloths 10 I iMi Bandages 5 Dozen Handkerchiefs Dozen Surgical Kits Dozen in Slings Packages in squares in a package I Package in squares In a package Flannelette Quills Autograph Quilts Pairs Bed Socks Suits Pyjamas 4 Dozen Shirts Pairs Pillows Pairs Pillow Cases Dozen Sponge Hags 1 Dozen Cholera Belts Dozen Mouth Organs War Boxes Barrels and I keg of Fruit for Hospital Kit Bags for with clothing and all necessary toilet articles Cases of clothing for mm teas TV- it Dress Goods Fashionable New Fabrics for their wide range of fashionable shades their fast colours and splendid wearing qualities Made of the finest grades of silk and wool are tf-fvv- assortment of the new Spring Priestley fabrics You must see them to realize how delightfully they combine beauty pq utility a El K Of a a i I 4 I HI u glum relief Total This is in addition to the already spent this year Mayor Cane called attention to the fact that this would mean in increased tax rate Mr could not see how it was that when the Fire Light Committee asked for anything they got it but whenever the Road- and Bridge Committee talk ed of Improvements the amount was always cut down- Mr Pearson explained that whatever was spent on water and light plant was returned to the treasury by tho users- of those privileges but improvements on roads and bridges paid directly out of the taxes About a year is all that can be spent In this way to keep the taxes normal Ho said that if the Coun cil will set the taxes rate the fi nance Committee will soon deter mine what each Committee can Mayor Cane called attention to two extra War Taxes this year the Government and the County which will require more than two mills and he suggested that whole Council accompany the B Coin and agree on the im provements most needed This suggestion was accepted mid the Town Fathers will Inspect the Roads and Side walks afternoon As there is so much sidewalk required the Deputy Reeve ask ed the Committee to consider the frontage plan which gives every I A BIG CHANCE TO BUY GOODS AT A GREAT DlSOOUrJT Having doolded to go Into the of Toys and not having time at my disposal to attend to the two I have decided offer the whole atook of the Bo and ISO BELOW COST Tho consists of Hardware Goods and Dry Goods Everything will told AT COST and must be disposed of within Th 8PE0IAL TO STOREKEEPERS AND JOBBERS SH APR I NEWMARKET Cop of Main and Timothy y F i IP SNOWBALL I TOWN LINK ITEMS Miss Edna Andrews Sunday Welcome rain on Monday night man a walk who is willing to pay ith Miss Q ft nm hew members it and exempts other sidewalk tax him from l Sale Register Large crowd this vlllftu tended rolled in Church on nded the P on Tuesday of Newmarket assisted Mr Mitchell of frails Mrs Montgomery of few days with Mr- Archie after fl turned to spend a time with her old with esteemed friend Mrs David Hales who has returned home after a visit anion is In Newmarket Ladles AW of the line Ian Church met at the home or on Wednesday end the r to absent J with Paris green spent a Mitchell Miss a on Tuesday Livery at Newmarket will Muriel MitcKell spent Sunday sold by auction at Miss Laura Morning Good torses newrigH new Stanley Mitchell spent a couple harness new robes and manyl at Mornings aeeondhahd articles Mr Mitchell has purchased a credit on sums over Kava and Mr- head cattle poisoned I and some small articles ARCHIVE