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Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Feb- t TERRIERS Beg Puppies lor Sale KENLEA KENNELS MBS KENDALL Wellington St Aurora c- 5 em fi i are rem at frartf no Ed to handrubbed cabinets of walnut or golden oak the Addison cabinet exceptional buy soon a like it at this price- Ask about our easy terms Inlaws Newmarket TEACHINGS OF JESUS SAID BEST WEAPON The Evangeline auxiliary of the of Trinity United church Newmarket met on Feb in the school room with an attendance of 30 In the absence of Mrs J A Millar Mrs E Wal ton the president conducted the devotional taking as her theme What is Christian Living Mrs Wood and Mrs S Gilbert played two delightful piano solos Mrs A M gave an amusing detailed account of the annual meeting of Tor onto Centre Presbytry which was held in St JamesBond United church Toronto She said that much emphasis was put on the organization of junior groups such as Baby bands Mission bands and CGIT groups It is very important for we adults to inculcate into the minds of our young children the teachings of Jesus This would be our strongest weapon to fight com munism said Mrs Colville She said that there is a great need for warm clothing in Japan and eastern Germany Plans were made for the St Patricks tea on Friday March At the close of the meeting refreshments were served and a social half hour enjoyed TEACHERS STUDY NEW CURRICULUM Despite inclement weather a large number of women teachers of York met in Prince Charles school Newmarket Feb with Mrs Pope president in charge of the meeting Mr of Needle Weaving Toronto gave a talk on the origin of weav ing and demonstrated his work Many varied colourful woven articles were on display for the members As a highlight of the business session of the meeting inspector of public schools divided the teachers of his inspectorate into nine groups of ten to teachers for study groups These study groups plan to meet monthly to discuss Child Development as a basis for the new curriculum revision A light lunch and cup of tea vas served at the close of the meeting 4 T Main St J SHES STILL I THE FAVORITE Yes shes tops in our esti mation and know how to create this hair loveliness Phone 284w for your ap pointment We know youll he pleased oris Beauty Salon Newmarket for in 51 Electric Ranges t i i Commercial Refrigerators Freezers Air Conditioners NEW to supply your kitchen need NEW la models from to cubic it all the why refrigerators ranges cannot be beaten Si a A DEEP FREEZERS MILK COOLERS MILKING MACHINES ELECTRICAL GRINDERS ENTERTAINING at home hit a peak during the winter month You invite friends over for an evening of Canasta and they in turn ask you over to hear their newest recordings or just sit around and talk In the midst of all this social activity may wish to add a fresh note to your livingroom your bedroom or your foyer If important to pay special attention to the smaller items ihey make a great deal of difference How your lampshades Arc they dull or dirty Pieces of chintz ging ham cretonne or other inform al make crisp new lampshades Or you might try removing the parchment or silk from your old lampshade and winding the frame with wool Your window shades cover a large area in your room when they are shown If they are ugly they can spoil an otherwise lovely effect of fresh curtains polled plants or pottery arrange merits you may use to windows You can make new shades yourself easi ly using the same rollers and sturdy new pieces of chintz in decorative patterns If the headboard of your bed is or unattractive it ran he brought uptodate and beautified with a modern slip cover Quilted head boards arc extremely modern and at tractive and fun to make Another new note l add to your bedroom is a handsome stuffed bolster made from any gay bedspread material Old mirror frames can be covered with flies of material or if the frames are flat the material can be pasted to the frames arc rejuvenated in like manner To make all these change gel out your needle and thread some fabrics and discover the fun of changing drab corners into bright spots Your tables can be dressed up with crocheted and heres one thats a little out of the ordinary Something new has been added to the traditional doily a crisp fluted edge that stands away from the table in a double tier of points This teninch size is fine for your small tables underneath a potted plant or vase If you would like crochet direc tions for making this doily FULL BLOOM just send a stamped selfaddressed envelope to the Needle work JDept of this paper and request Leaflet Newmarket Social News Miss Velma Thompson Mrs John Mrs and Mrs J spent a weekend skiing at Cedar Grove They reported excel lent skiing with a temperature of degrees below zero when they arrived Mrs T A Mitchell left on Sunday for a few weeks visit with friends at Fort Lauder dale Miss Marilyn Spear nurse- at Toronto General hospital wilt be home this week end for three weeks vacation Mrs Lome Duncan and Nan cy spent last Tuesday with Mrs Walter Hopper Toronto Mr and Herman Dodge Toronto were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs I FAIRBANKS MORSE OIL BURNERS PEDLAR STABLE EQUIPMENT ftfeA FELLOWS WATER PRESSURE SYSTEMS EASY WASHING MACHINES LOCOMOTIVE WASHERS I J m m THIS WEEKS SPECIAL 1 IN UED APPLIANCES 1 K HOT POINT burner w w i HOT POINT RANGK burner burner A choice of ICE BOXES at each k A choice of RANGETTES at each Drop in and inspect these bargains i DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS ASK FOR CLOTHING FOR HS ASSN SALE Parents are requested to begin collecting their familys out grown clothing which is still in good condition for the annual opportunity sale of the Newmar ket Home and School Association Which will be held in the market square on Thursday March Money raised from this sale will go to the purchase of the film strip projector and films the project the association is under taking year as its active assistance to the Newmarket public schools Past sales have proven popular as all merchan dise offered is clean and in good repair A white elephant table will bo included in this springs sale Here is the spot for that discard ed costume jewelry or unwanted In charge of the sale are Mrs Stewart and Mrs Morrison conveners of the fin ance committee for the Newmar ket association Donations of clothing or other suitable artic les may be left at studio or Stewart radio shop Main St A telephone call to either of the above ladies will arrange for transportation of donations for alt who are unable to leave them at the depots the Main St -r- FAMILY TOGETHER FOR 85TH BIRTHDAY Mrs Mary Newmar ket celebrated her birthday on Saturday Feb To mark the occasion her daughter Miss Evelyn held a surprise party at their home Park Ave on Saturday evening Among those attending were the following members of Mrs family Mr and Mrs Win Mr Wilfred Misses Evelyn and Clara Crow dor Mr and Mrs Bruce Newmarket Mr and Mrs Terry Queensville Mr and Mrs Morton Hedge Mr and Mrs Thompson Ce dar Valley Mr and Mrs Hut ledge and Mr and Mrs Clarence To ronto George who is in British Columbia was the only of eight children who was unable to attend Mrs Crowdcrs birthday celebration The fam ily party was climaxed with the serving of delicious refreshments which included an appropriately decorated cake Mrs Crowder besides her eight children seven grandchil dren and eight greatgrandchil dren She is enjoying good health but is confined indoors during the winter weather Hooker Mr Murray Nelson East and Mrs Tor onto are guests this week at the home of Mr and Mrs J O Little Mr and Mrs Fred and Bill spent Sunday at Craig- hurst the guests of Mr and Mrs Alex Mr and Mrs N Ion Ted and Ricky spent Sunday in Ham ilton the guests of Mr and Mrs Ion and Mr and Mrs J and family Mr and Mrs Harold Wright- man Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Bruce and family and visited other rel atives in town Rev and Mrs J Daw spent the weekend with Rev and Mrs A Daw Rev Daw Jr was the special preacher at the evening service on Sunday at the Newmarket Free Methodist church Mr Jack Manning Rich mond Hill spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Lome Kef- and Mr Keffer Mr and Mrs K A Scott Toronto had Sunday tea with Mr and Mrs David Love Mr and Mrs Ted Andrews and son Ross Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Bruce Andrews and family Mr and Mrs Dun can and Mr and Mjrs Lome Duncan and family spent Sunday with Dr and Mrs V A Arm strong Toronto Mr and Mrs Cordon and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Settles Toronto spent Sunday with Mrs Freeman Lloyd and Mr and Mrs Elliott Wood Mr and Mrs Gordon Woods and laughter of Williamsburg are holidaying in Orlando Flor ida and report ideal weather there Misses Mar and Bobbie are spending this week with Miss McCnrnans parents Mr and Mrs Bert Mr and Mrs Bud spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Bert and Mr and Mrs Cecil Wood They also visited Mr and Mrs LEGION AUXILIARY HAS MONTHLY PARTY The ladies auxiliary of the Newmarket Legion held its monthly euchre party at the scout hall on Wednesday Feb 14 There were IB tables Mrs Arthur Sheridan convened the affair Prize winners included lone hand Mrs Frank with seven lone hands Arthur Sheri dan won the mens high prize with a total of Mrs Ray with a total of 123 won the ladies high prize The two travelling prizes were won by Mrs Robert Rutin and Mis Gor don I a Mrs John Dales won first prize for crib- huge Mrs George Thompson Tor onto drew the ticket on the bas ket of groceries It was won by Alfred Lewis Next months euchre party will be held in the legion hall In the vicinity of Churchill Northern Manitoba the beluga or white whale has been hunted commercially since Annual QUILT DESIGN TOPIC FOR TRINITY The regular monthly meeting of the Womans Association of Trinity United church Newmar ket will be held on Thursday March at 245 pm Mrs Ted Mitchell president of the New market group will give on informative talk on Quilt Designs Mrs P Hamilton will give the report of the annual meeting of Toronto Centre Presbytery Wo mens Association which was held on Friday All ladies of the congregation ore cordially invit ed to attend If we had lived in Egypt long before the Light of the World we might have worshipped at the shrine of the goddess of the moon wonder what those worshippers would have read into the wonderful and beautiful sight that gladdened our eyes one night not long ago Like a golden boat on the dark blue sea of the heavens floated the moon while on her forward tip like a glorified light rested a star The followers of would have been sure that she was about to make known some wonderful discovery We no longer believe that as Mother Nature rules our des tinies nor have we astrologers to read all sorts of things into natures marvels but we can re joice in the fact that the heav ens declare the glory of God and the earth forth His han diwork Christian Women in a Modern World Recently at a Toronto Central Presbyterial meeting of the MS held in St James Bond church I listened to Mrs Aubrey Love speak on this subject I listened to it at a bad time you be the judges Having gotten up at oclock gotten breakfast made a lunch and sent the man of the house on his way absent ate a little myself and tried to pac ify five irritated cats I was tired when Mrs Walton called for me but revived in the friendly at mosphere of the bus and the morning session of the meeting One heard with pleasure of CANDLE IN DARK BETTER THAN CURSE The Newmarket Womens In stitute had Dr W A superintendent of the Ontario hospital Aurora as the guest speaker at the February meet ing to light a candle than curse the darkness and this is what is being attempted at the school he told his audi ence For a full hour the speaker gave many interesting facts that have been discovered in research on mental illness Dr believes that a mentally deficient child cannot be educated to think a problem through but that he can be trained to do things that will make him a better citizen It is not true that here are more cases of mental illness to day than in former years The overcrowding of our institutions is caused rat iter by our attempts to have victims of these ailments trained to lead useful lives There are many varieties of mental ailments During the course of his informative ad dress Dr outlined many of these for the Institute mem bers and their guests He urged that everyone should make her greatest effort keep her at a happy medium This is es pecially important for parents as it helps lo make children self re liant The great need today conclud ed Dr is for health clinics where both children and adults can be cheeked and prop erly diagnosed under trained per sonnel In this way many who are suffering from minor mental illnesses could be treated before their ailments became serious VALENTINE TEA GRAND SUCCESS A very attractive Valentin tea was held by the Womans Association of Trinity United church Newmarket on day Feb 14 under the leader ship of Mrs M On entering the room which was gaily decorated with hearts and red and white streamers one visited the bake table which was a very popular It was convened by Mrs J Morris Mrs Campbell Their assistants from groups one and two were Mrs Right Mrs Quasi and Mrs The while elephant table came in for its share of attention It offered ft wide variety of articles for sale with Mrs A hell in charge In the tea room lor- table was prettily decorated with silver howl of red tulips Ranked tapers in silver holders Presiding at the tea table were Mrs Howard Mrs Stephens Mrs Richardson and Mrs Hooker The color scheme was carried mil on the smaller tea tables where red roses nestled in rose bowls The dining room was conven ed by Mrs It Mrs Mrs P Hamilton and Mrs Their assistants from groups three four unit five included Mis A Mrs I flicks Mrs A Spear Mrs ft Wallace Mrs A and Mrs A VanWin- Mrs R Clarke was in charge of the nursery A large number of Indies braved the icy pavements and with their attendance made the tea a real success The members of the Womans Association ex tend their sincere appreciation for this patronage the amount of money and mater ials which are furthering the churchs missionary efforts al though I am afraid they are far short of what we could do if we took Go ye into all the world as seriously as it was taken when it was uttered We were told that the need for all overseas relief is greater than ever which gives us to think At the conclusion of the morn ing session we went into the big hall where the luncheon was served It was evidently the rec reation room too as a fine stage took up one end and we saw signs of basketball Everyone was ready for luncheon and en joyed it especially as the prin cipal dish afforded grounds for a spirited discussion as to its con tent However it was good and we ate and were satisfied- Satisfied Yes but alas along with satisfaction came a realizing sense that I had had exactly three hours of not too sound sleep the night before Hence I found that some of notes ran up hill some down and some ended ingloriously in a long mark to which I could attach no meaning But some I did get and here they are As Christian women in a mod ern world we face very serious problems and we are foolish if we try to persuade ourselves that they do not exist This is the first time in world history that every religion every nation and every culture is in world chaos Our opportunities in the Orient are drawing near the time when they will cease You have to face understand and not underestimate the bar riers that are being raised against Christianity Is there any force in the world that can break down these barriers Yes faith in the Lord Jesus Christ He is the Teacher who builds instead of destroying Jesus Chris the same yesterday today and for ever We must believe that sympathy and gentleness and understand ing are the forces that draw peoples and nations together that we must be bold to speak our belief in Christ and we must read to understand and be able to cope with the world as it is today We women in the modern rush do not read and think enough If we did we would give more in time in person and in talent and money The challenge is there can we meet it PLASTIC CUSHION GRIP FOR PLATES AT HOME TO APPLY Application lain for Months Makes your plates fit like new rocking rub clicking irritating dentures always Not a powder or paste Only Atkinsons Drugs Plume We Deliver NtVMMtKtT Skirts ri Blouses Weve got em- those butterfly pleated ALPINE SKIRTS Priced at BLOUSES available in Dim ity and Broadcloth Both Skirts Blouses range In sizes from The Jack Jill Shoppe minutes to 12 Opposite post office Newmarket Phone For Fine Family Treats Its our Apple Spice donate Yes sir theyre really tasty En joy them with coffee or as dessert AND dont forget to try a dozen of our delicious HOT CROSS BUNS Both HOT CROSS BUNS and APPLE SPICE arc each CENTS A DOZEN Broadbents Bakery Timothy St Newmarket Phone USE ERA AND EXPRESS CLASSIFIEDS IN TURNING UNWANTED ARTICLES INTO CASH A The smoothest custards the creamiest mashed potatoes the pumpkin pics arc made with Evaporated Milk Its rightly called the food of uses Use it to make white sauce the way your family likes it velvety smooth delicately flavoured Try it in luscious cake fillings and frostings Youll never be without Evaporated Milk again Its another nutritious dairy product thats really good for you Write Jot tempting new utiles made with erapomttd milk DAIRY THE PHYSICIAN and THE PHARMACIST WORKING TOGETHER SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH AND TUB PHARMACIST Tito doctor ami druggist work iu hand lo protect community Do consult your doctor whoa sickness strikes when injuries occur or when you do not feel up to Your function is to dispense the drugs and medicines A