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YOUNG it Into Fi with sandwiches Janet eight was frightened into telling her first real fib Prior to this experience Janet had never really fibbed She had imagined events and told little stories as such but she had never told a story for the truth until she was frightened into doing just that Janet had been visiting a lady one morning She had had her usual quota of freshly baked cookies and was trailing her fa vorite lady around the house during the process of household chores when her mother called for her to come home The neighborlady was up stairs when Janet left but she saw her slip a cookie in her pocket as she went out the back door In a flash an upstairs win dow opened and the surprise question was asked Janet Did you take a cookie Jan et Janet was startled and fright ened She couldnt help herself KEEPS She immediately said No in selfdefense Then Janet was told she had put a cookie in her pocket whereupon she said she hadnt and ran in the direction of her home hearing the angry words yelled after her Yes you did I saw you put a cookie in your pocket- Although Janets mother didnt have a view of the cookie the circumstantial evidence was very much against Janet who ran home hurried into the bathroom and almost immediately flushed the toilet This little episode left an in delible impression on Janet who felt and she was right she had been grossly mistreated At a much later date she explained her reason for taking the cookie without asking for it Usually her favorite lady gave her an extra one to take home to her mother If the call from the window had been a suggestion of that nature Janet would have explained that she had taken one for that purpose Too often children are forced into telling fibs Selfpreserva tion is still the first law of na ture and great care should be taken not to place children in a position in which they are fright ened into telling an untruth However when such an occa sion does arise it is important to build up faith if the childs integrity rather than question ing his integrity forever after A mans bond is only as good as his word Iff MUTUAL roue J Aurora Representative for Newmarket and District NORMAN KETTLEBY DOLLY MORNING WEDS W EVERYTHING TO SUNNY AND GAY Its an apron A smock You What a darling pair A gay can use this MANY ways little sundirndl with contrast and Make it up in terrycloth for a marvelous beachrobe with hold all pockets In wool its a sports jacket now a jumpertop for fall Pattern in sizes small medium large 20 Medium size yards 35inch This easytouse pattern gives bright embroidered cherries a sunbonnet to match Shell just Jove these pets Mother Pattern in sizes Size frock bonnet yards inch 38 yards contrast Em broidery directions included This easytouse pattern gives CHAPTER HONORS GRAND CHAPLAIN On Saturday evening May Keswick Community Centre was the scene of a happy event when Simcoe Chapter entertain ed nearly members and guests at a reception in honor of Mrs Cameron Grand Chaplain of the Order of the Eastern Star in Ontario Mrs Cameron accompanied by her husband and daughters passed through a guard of honor formed by Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Chapter Mrs Cole chaplain of Simcoe Chapter gave the offi cial welcome to the guest of honor in which she paid glowing tribute to Mrs Cameron as a member of the Order and to her important office The Grand Chaplain was then welcomed by the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron and seated on the platform with other grand officers There followed a program of brief addresses by distinguished guests and several numbers by Mrs Walter Hirst elocutionist and Mr Terry soloist As a token of their esteem the Chapter presented Mrs Cameron with a beautiful coffee tabic and she also received ftiany other beautiful gifts from friends and family Mrs Cameron thanked the assembly for the gifts and for the honor conferred on her and spoke feelingly of the won derful friendships and associa tions into which her work in the Order had drawn her After a bountiful buffet lunch eon had been served the even ing ended with a short period of dancing xtiMbuiaiM YOULL WANT TO OWN A r IN YOUR SPARE TIME MP f- I I J J A Si J of ASPHALT SHINGLES ft SIDINGS The wonderful new lightweight mineral insulation that POURS INTO PLACE its simplicity itself using MICAFR No blowing equipment nor special tool necessary Its so light you can easily pour It Into place from the convenient light weight Micafll bags Make your heme comfortable in all weathers with economical Micafll See your i IS ROLL ROOFINGS HOOFING RIALS CEMENTS A WATERPROOF PAINTS ROOF COATINGS FLf CC and JS ASPHALT PAPERS LTD TOUR SHIELD OF r r S Christ church Holland Land ing decorated with spring flow ers ferns and standards of can dles was the setting for the mar riage May 26 of Elizabeth Dolly daughter of Mr Morning Holland Landing and the late Mrs Morning and Mr Wallace Edward Hughson son Mr and Mrs Newmarket Rev H G Blake officiated Mr Gordon James Bradford was organist and Mr A Patchogue sang Because and The Lords Prayer and the church choir sang Oh Perfect Love The bride given in marriage by her father wore a Paris fash ioned gown of white net and chantilly lace falling into a cath edral train and her floor length veil was caught to a coronet of lilies to match her bouquet of lilies and She wore a pearl sunburst Miss Morning maid of honor wore blue the brides maids Miss Virginia green Miss Eleanor orchid The gowns were net over taffeta with bustles and strapless bodices Their little lace jackets had stand- up tulip collars Their picture- frame hats matched their gowns and they carried matching bou quets and white French lilacs Miss Gail McKenzie junior in yellow and Miss Beverley Morning flower girl in pink wore gowns of net over taffeta and matching bonnets Peter Goodwin was ring bearer Mr Carl Cod was best man and ushers were Messrs Fred and Alex Morning reception was held at the Holland Landing Memorial Hall where Mrs Stanley Morning aunt of the bride received in a floor- length gown of pale blue crepe and late white accessories and corsage of pink roses and stephanotis assisted by the grooms mother in grey crepe and lace floor- length gown with black acces sories and corsage of red roses stephanotis For travelling to Banff Van couver and Victoria the bride chose a grey worsted suit with matching hat green purse and shoes and matching alligator luggage Her corsage was a green orchid and hevalley On their return they will reside at Hubbard Ave Toronto Guests were present from St John Que Toronto and Aurora perfect fit Complete illustrated perfect fit Complete illustrated Sew Chart shows you step Sew Chart shows you every step Send THIRTYFIVE CENTS Send THIRTYFIVE 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 dTYLE NUMBER Send your order to The New- Send your order to The New market Era and Express Pattern market Era and Express Pattern Newmarket Ontario Newmarket Ontario SHOWER RECENT BRIDE Mrs Albert Bain held a shower at the home of her mother Mrs Fred Arnold Newmarket in honor of Mr and Mrs Ross Thompson There were 35 friends present and many beautiful gifts were re ceived No doubt about it there real COOP In 9nrA COOP compact food economy of cost these points add up to the refrigerator mint to These COOP Refrigerators have been COOP under home use and are guaranteed to give the want There are three models to choose from Standard which means youre sure to find a model Jus Visit your Local soon and ask to see COOP Refrigerators All ft capacity up Fashions For Christians Topic Meeting NEWMARKET CO OP The Hon Arthur is the only former Canadian Prime Minister alive today Main St Phone I Phone The Canadian crop is produced almost entirely in On tario where the wine industry is centred Fashions in Christian living was the subject of an address by Mrs J president of Toronto Centre Presbytery Womans Auxiliary of the United church to a gathering of in the King church May when the local auxiliary held the monthly meeting Guests were s and Kettleby organizations and those of the Presbyterian and Anglican churches Mrs Austin Rumble local pres warmly welcomed the assembly Mrs Allan gave the Scripture entitled the sower from St Mark verses wherein the different types of soil were explained- Some soils in nature cannot be cultivated but human soil is never completely bereft said Mrs who also led in prayer Mrs was introduced by Mrs a new comer to auxiliaries as the new president of the presbytery The speaker who is the essence of character and charm spoke to an attentive audience Christian woman is a fashion Happiness too is required that compelling warmth and vitality engendered through fellowship with Christ Nor would attrac tiveness be complete without eyes those windows of the soul However commonplace they give forth light when mov ed to sympathy Their vision is blinded to all else but the good in others The feet messengers of God are well shaped for they move in the path of service they sacrifice the homeland for Chris tian missions in faroff lands they follow Him in worship and prayer the hands though know ing not miracles they are gentle sympathetic healing like the working hands of the Great Car penter they do the simple Ich orous tasks for humanity Theirs is work in the spirit of dedication The of Cochrane composed of four members labored for love when they picked and sold worth of And for how many baskets and how many backaches asked Mrs The fashionable attire the Christian is the whole armor of To find where to buy it dont or blink PAGtS will find Quick as a wink mm WK fe OF YOUR TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Mrs declared Its a spiritual way She I J f ru s embodies Godgiven assets for ami It expression of everyday Chris- Mrs staled Ms STSwf referring to current spring fash- 1 Wf for the ion show Is- admired for her sup physical beauty the attrac tive apparel she wears and her gracious demeanor As such she must hard to maintain a high standard of living stated Mrs The first requisite of the Christian mode is cleanliness of mind word and speech the mind that harbors no resentment content or envy that flows clean and pure through gracious chan nels is cleanliness of word and speech tempered with kind and tolerance and activated by prayer she said The second requirement is charm that emanates and serenity of a life with to pi A piano solo was by Mrs Murray Cook vocal duet by Mrs Km Hoys and Mis Leonard Shropshire peratKcville and voc al duet by Mrs John Dow ley and Mrs by Mrs- to lie church servcxt by auxiliary Thanks to the hostesses were expressed by Mrs Albert Jones Mrs Mrs Mrs Jen- s Mrs Donald Hay and Mis Harry Cunningham Kim Angli can HELP UP t TV i fH- I tit fl Kfi- iff Is r BEDROOM SUITE Chiffonier double bed night table genuine Innerspring high river spring New Gray Shades In Price 248 A IIKR BEDROOM SUITES i Siti our excel FURNITURE r Vt J V SOU PUIS t A of from the Christian church visited Mrs ami Erin on with an electric iJKir chime home A happy Ijiiu was enjoyed by all Francis sun of Mr and Mis A has graduated from of ho his apprenticeship with Mr J New markei He is now with Tain- at The jelly fish of the greatest evasperationi of ctKislul fishermen is im- and op Seat Paid workers of outnumber farm operat ors as a voting to one Armadillos arc always born In groups of four and of the FREE PICKUP GARDEN TRASH EAST SIDE OF MAIN STREET Tuesday June WEST SIDE OF MAIN STREET Thursday June from to pm to up their yards and and leave in neat at the curbs tor free collection and ashes will not collected only trash Take advantage of this free service to clean up our town r fej i Space service contributed in the of the community by John Limited we