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Roches Point Memorial club where the brides mother receiv ed in orchid sheer assisted by the grooms mother in a light blue silk print For motoring to New York City the bride chose a light blue English gabardine threepiece suit Mr and Mrs I will reside in Toronto Marian Martin Patterns ARCHIBALD Kettleby United church was the setting for the marriage of Margaret Jean daughter of Mr and Mrs John Archibald Ket tleby to Mr William James Bab- cock son of Mrs Auro ra and the late Fred Rev Donald Ray officiated Mr Archibald gave his daugh ter in marriage and she wore a sleeves and buttons down the back The skirt gathered at the fell into a slight train An orange blossom halo held her fingertip veil and she carried a cascade of red roses and steph- r Miss Marion Archibald maid of honor for her sister Miss Georgina May and Mrs War Heacock were gowned alike in blue nylon net over blue taffeta made with shirred bodices and stoles and gathered skirts Their halos were of blue nylon net and they carried blue bas kets larkspur rosebuds and cornflowers Mr Howard D Case Aurora was groomsman and the ushers were Messrs Ross A Walton Kettleby and Jim Stocks Aurora After the reception at the home of the brides parents the couple left on a wedding trip and will live in WEEKS BUDGET SAVER A FABRIC SAVER are tops in fashion for Heres how to thrill your little your separates wardrobe Nice in girl This frock makes use of con- or plaid wool or corduroy and scallops in the prettiest Change about with skirls slacks way In the thriftiest way too Pattern in sizes you can us up remnants to 20 30 32 34 make this sweet dress Size shown at top takes Pattern perfect fit Complete illustrated perfect fit Complete illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step Sew Chart shows you every step Send your order to MARIAN Send your order to MARIAN MARTIN care of the Newmarket MARTIN care of the Newmarket Era and Express Pattern Era and Express Pattern Newmarket Newmarket Send THIRTYFIVE CENTS Send THIRTYFIVE CENTS in coins stamps cannot be in coins stamps cannot be accepted for this pattern Print accepted for this pattern Print plainly SIZE NAME ADDRESS plainly SIZE NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER STYLE NUMBER YOUNG HOPEFULS Breaking Off Swearing J By Isabel Ingtis ColviUe ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON A few Sundays ago Rev J A Millar being in charge of the service at the Old Folks Home on St Mrs Millar invited our string trio to assist with the music Larry eight years old shows signs of trying lo break himself of a swearing habit of two years duration When Larry first began using foul words he did so in all inno cence Then he learned it was a very easy way to get attention The CNJIJ coming sooner than you think Intriguing displays of science industry culture exciting motor shows fashion shows The thrilling Midway the US Air Force Band and Spike Jones days only This year dont miss Jimmy Durante in the evening grandstand shoxot Dont pass up the show Come to the exciting CNEJ rewor J- cot Id time rewor i sail I J A TWO STEEL STEAK KNIVES J AT r VJi day I I today mi fllMt fa fcx 24SEPI TO I ONTO A V- imt At wy 3rfR AV mm KC ol era iroi mm Jy feSi i e s vs Wl P0 mi i v oars old irewoi inge Despite the fact that the atten tion varied from laughter to strict discipline Larry was en couraged in his practice of foul words because of the attention he received In time he dared not let loose at home but he still enjoyed popularity among the older boys on the street They even bribed him to repeat unac cepted words thereby widely in creasing his improper vocabu lary Because Larry resorted to bad language when he wasnt get ting things his own way he be came the bad boy to bo avoided by the children of his own age With considerable effort Larry tried to confine his improper vocabulary to those who apprec iated it and rewarded him with encouragement and bribes It hardly seems necessary to mention how unfair were those who egged on Larry as a source of their own amusement As Larry grew a little older ho seemed to sense he was being laughed at and teased and he didnt like the idea One day Larry was obliging a request of his favorite uncle After he had given him a few choice words he stopped abrupt ly His uncle was surprised and questioned whether or not he knew any more Larry replied I know plenty more but I- wont teach them to you Its just possible that Larry has reached a stage in his growth when he is ready to out wit the morons who have been making sport of his youthful ig norance In any event it isnt fair in any sense of the word to encourage young minds in prac tices that interfere with the normal healthy growth of the child Perhaps Larrys experi ences with the outside world may serve to strengthen his faith in his own parents just and helpful treatment of him There is never any question of our accepting this invitation for we think it is the duty and the pleasure of each one of us to help make the life of older peo ple as bright as can be for why should not the sunset of life be like our evening sunsets a glory and a radiance When we arrived at the home we were welcomed by Mr Arn old and Chum the dog of the home and made our way to the chapel There is something very touch ing in looking into the faces of a group of old folk There is so much of their lives behind them that their eyes seemed turned in ward toward the past and have to withdraw themselves from that contemplation to find the pres ent Dr Margaret who was to speak to us officiated at the piano and we sang some of the hymns that most of us learned at our mothers knee and then Mr Millar read the lesson and led in prayer I do not know whether a Sunday afternoon ser vice is to any of you what it is to me a glass reflecting the memory of childhoods Sunday afternoons With the great fam ily Bible between us mother and I lived all the wonderful Bible stories and the wonderful en gravings have fixed the ideas I have of Bible characters so firm ly in my mind that they will never be erased Moses and Joseph were my heroes of the Old Testament and years have never changed my admiration The Lord Jesus St John the Divine and the Blessed Virgin called forth my adoration in the New Testament But to get back to our ser vice Always when Dr Margar et speaks there is a simple sin cerity a rockfirm conviction and a tender charity in all she says Her theme was the love of Christ for us and she quoted St Pauls remarkable affirmation that nothing can separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord She took each of the things which might be supposed to have power to separate us told of that power and its might and tenance so we had to share my was restored he came back and at once of laid him down to sleep to sleep violin not both course Then Chum the large and friendly dog thought it was his duty to lend his presence to the proceedings I can see his face of You cant do this to me pro test as the violins started The piano he could take but not no most decidedly not the violins so he retired When quietness and also to snore and had to be roused and reminded of where he was All was serene till the violins began again and then with a look of compounded disgust re signation and dignity he walked out nor was seen again till peace reigned He is a dog with a personality yet showed mtle might it really had if we put our trust in the Rock of Ages She made us feel how firm was the foundation of our faith The Misses sang sweetly a duet whose words were a reflection of the beauty of the day and the rest it sym bolized Mr Millars prayer and the few words he spoke emphasized the simple beautiful truths to which we had listened He and Mrs Millar have these services much at heart and try make them what they should bright cheerful and inspiring In Lighter Vein There are often in these in- formal services some happening which is not on the record We have come to the conclusion that the Home has a particular jinx which it brings out for our bene fit Last time it was against Hilda who suffered We had just got tuned up and Mr Millar announced the hymn when as Archie raised his trusty violin trustingly to his face the whole tail piece flew off and up into his indignant and disgusted THANKS TO The Nescafe Coffee Company for its fine coffee Aunt Jemima of Quaker Oats Company for her fine pancakes and delicious BeeHive syrup The Pctrolane Gas Company for supplying gas for cooking lh Ballard for his grand nmtt show All the young folks in the monster parade AND TO YOU the people of Newmarket and district for your wonderful support of our recent carnival draw and monster bingo Thank you one and all ItllMilltYY AN OUTSTANDING Birthday wishes are extended this week to Harold Smith Newmarket years old on Friday Augr Garry Newmarket four years old on Friday Aug 10 Bryan Barry Anderson Bald win five years old on Friday Aug Carol Elizabeth Kes wick ten years old on Saturj day Aug Terry Aldcrson Newmarket four years old on Sunday Au Linda Allan Newmarket two years old on Sunday Aug Alary Louise VanZant New market years old on Tuesday Aug Hubert Allan Whitfaker Kcsj wick two years old on Tuesday Aug Beth London years old on Wednesday Aug Bouuie Joy Bailie Alia years old on Wednesday J Aug 15 Jean Mane It It j Newmarket seven years old on Thursday Aug It Stephen Phillips New market two years old Thurs day Aug Exciting NEW Glamorous NEW Sofa and Chair ONLY as featured in damask Only Kroehler worlds largest furniture manufacturer can bring you a sofa and chair value like this Note the graceful flowing lines the fashionable fabrics and new colors the corded pillow back and the heavy bullion fringe Sit In it Compare the soft relaxing comfort Bring new beauty and luxury to your living room now with Kroehler Furniture to Buy on Liberal Terms Low Monthly Payments ONLY KROEHLER FURNITURE IS Main St Phone Newmarket -a- CoOperative OFFERS YOU THE SERVICES OF THE CARE FOR TOWELS THEY LAST LONGER Do not let towels become ex cessively soiled before washing them New towels should be laundered before use Unless very soiled there is no reason to soak terry towels In fact it is wise to soak linens In warm water with detergent in it for not more than one hour Twenty minutes is a good precau tion against causing colors to bleed and soil to set hi- Occasionally a bleach may seem necessary J In such cases follow directions as to quantity of bleach and number of rinsings as they may reduce strength of threads Blueing restores white to linens Do not iron terry towels and cloths for the flattened loops will not absorb moisture readily Shake the towels before hung to dry and again when folding to put away Mend salvages ravels or tears immediately Try to avoid sharp corners on bed springs and towel racks and use good clothespins- i YOU ARE INVITED TO MEET i Miss Sheehy INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED COLOR AUTHORITY Who will be on hand at Newmarket Trade Fair Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings August and Miss will gladly discuss your decorating problems 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