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The Common Round All and High Schools reopen Tuesday Sept I AN Newmarket School pupils are reMd to buy their suppTies prior to the of school No time be allowed off for purpose NEWMARKET PUBLIC SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS By Isabel MESSAGE FROM ENGLAND Grade Think and Do Work Book for the New Beginner Pencil Box Wax Crayons Ruler 1 Eraser Drawing Book Drawing Book Smooth Lined Exercise Books Smooth Unlined Exercise Book Print Script Book 2 I Print Script Book Grade Think and Do Work Book for the Old Friends and Neighbours 2 Dixons Special Black Pencils Print Script Books Drawing Book I Drawing Book 5 Smooth Lined Exercise Books Huge Scribbler Box Wax Crayons Ruler Eraser Grade Think and Do Work Book for the Streets and Roads Pencils Box Crayons Crayola ox Box Pencil Crayons J Reeves Art Pad Smooth lined Exercise Books Ruler Eraser Grade I Work and Study Book for Over the Bridge Dictionary Winstons Collins or Oxford Smooth lined Exercise Books to value Pencils Box Crayons any make Box Pencil 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for you and the Echoing Green 135 Reading for Today prose Bk I Youth Learning to Write HISTORY World History from Ancient Times to MATHEMATICS A New Algebra for High Schools A Mod ern Geometry for High Schools SCIENCE Physics for Canadian Schools 260 FRENCH Part I revised Contes Anecdotes LATIN Living Latin SHOPWORK General Shopwork Grade ENGLISH Pygmalion Pride and Prejudice of Verse Great English American Poems 35c HISTORY Outlines of Economic History ARITHMETIC Canadian Business Arithmetic PL I 125 SHORTHAND Basic Course in Pitman Shorthand Shorthand Dictation and Transcription 2 shorthand notebooks SCIENCE Physics for Canadian Schools 260 Grade 12 A ENGLISH Poems to Remember Prose for Senior Students It is always a pleasure when a member of a sister Institute visits our Bogarttown but its doubly pleasant and inspir ing when she is a member of an Institute outside Canada This happened at our August meeting which took the form of a picnic and was held on Mrs A Penroses pleasant treeshaded lawn There were several guests present among them Mrs Mc Donald president of the New market and Mrs Frank Hope and her sisterinlaw Miss Bertha Hope of Ox ford England who is visiting her brother Mr Frank- Hope and Mrs Hope When the business part of our meeting was over our president Mrs McMillan asked Miss Hope if she would tell us something of the WI work in England She proved to be a delightful speak er as was proved both by her talk on Institute work and her telling something of her experi ence when visiting to witness the Passion Play She said that it was a great pleasure to be present at our meeting and so to be able to carry home news of our way of conducting a meeting It differed a little in unessentials but of course our aims were the same and she said that England would always be grateful to Canada for Hope said their meetings began with Jerusalem and end ed with The National Anthem One thing she was going to in troduce at her home Finstock WI was the Mary Stewart Col- 200 Hamlet Stevenson The Skin of our Teeth which she thought most beau tiful Their meetings are held 110 Learning to Write HISTORY World History from to the present MATHEMATICS A New Algebra for High Schools A Mod ern Geometry for High Schools 175 SCIENCE Chemistry for Secondary Schools 200 Experiments in Laboratory Chemistry 16 LATIN Living Latin 225 FRENCH Cours Ft I 190 Auteura 200 SHOPWORK General Grade ENGLISH Barretts of Wimpole Street Poetry for you and the Echoing Green Kim BOOKKEEPING Elementary Accounting Theory Practice SHORTHAND Pitman Shorthand Dictation Transcription Pitman Advanced Dictation Course 2 shorthand note books Grade ENGLISH Poems to Remember Prose for Senior Students Hamlet Stevenson The Skin of our Teeth SHORTHAND Basic Course in Pitman Shorthand 135 Short hand Dictation and Transcription 160 2 Shorthand Note books each Grade 13 ENGLISH Poems to Remember 210 Prose for Senior Students 200 The Skin of our Teeth Hamlet Verity Edition Longer Poems for Youth A Hand book of Composition 95c HISTORY North America and the Modern World Revised SCIENCE General Biology Chemistry A Senior Chemistry Secondary Schools 420 A Laboratory Manual of Gen- Chemistry 110 Physics A Senior Course for High Schools 240 MATHEMATICS Algebra A Senior Course 185 Geometry A New Analytical Geometry Elements of Trigonometry and Statics LATIN Latin Prose Selections for XIII Latin Poetry Selections for Gr Latin Composition FRENCH Cours de 160 Con tours 160 the evening as nearly all their members work After the busi ness part of the meeting is over they have games or a little skit by their members of their own dra matic group followed by simple refreshments She thinks ours are wonderful with a social half hour to end the evening They have a Christmas party for the children with tree and gifts something like our Christmas school party and they have a family party on New Years Eve which is always enjoyable Miss Hope is a teacher and she tells us that a hot dinner is serv ed every day It is properly set and served and the childrens table manners are carefully at tended to Meat potatoes vege tables or a salad and a sweet are provided all for the small sum of 50 cents a week Milk is provided free as it was during the war In speaking of their county meetings and the great meeting at Albert hall she said that there could not on account of lack of accommodation be representa tives form every member of neighboring Womens Insti tutes would have to be alternate They make their money by ba zaars and various other ways for after paying the 50 cent fee the same as ours no individual is ask ed for more it comes out of the funds Your scribe for our WI and Mrs McMullan thanked Miss Hope for giving us such a clear view of a across the sea Then Miss Hope I told of her visit to to see the Passion Play She and that for sheer realism and deep religious significance and beauty one could not imagine any thing more wonderful It is staged in the open against a background of magnificent moun tains so that while the audience is protected by a canopy the players are exposed to the wea ther be it fine or pouring rain For the rain they wear water proof clothing under their cos tumes She told of how carefully each character Is screened before he is allowed to take part and of how it is the aim of the play to make people live again the terrible scenes of the Passion She said that the part of Judas was taken so realistically that ones heart bled when he threw down the 30 pieces of silver and fled to his doom And then the strain of watch ing the crucifixion It was al most too real and terrible She said that one never felt one was watching a play One was there in the frantic mob torn by horror and pity and love We of the Bogarttown WI have much to thank Miss Hope for and and trust she will carry back to her WI a message of goodwill from ours Jr Scarboro and Mr and Mrs Roy Cook of Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Smith Mrs Charles and Ronnie spent a couple of weeks at home prior to mov ing to Windsor Mrs Edward and daughter Susan Toronto spent last week with her mother Mrs Mrs A Lockie Millard Ave and Dr Marion J Hunt and son Ricky returned home last week after spending the summer in England and on the Riviera Southern France They returned by Pan American Air ways via New York art not made Why Wftt FOOD rug MAY WP YOU Armour Teacher Piano and Theory Classical and Popular PHONE HAROLD HEATING Canllwt MBn TOM Ml of focal in VUa- lion and Together lhy blip StouffvUIe Newmarket aetrm roc you www dam beting miserable After anil be to I a Mr refunded fat UrUd today Dr Chases NERVE FOOD Era and bring result classified ADVERTISEMENT News of the I News for this column must be in the office Monday night Copy must be written as briefly as possible and confined to news and reports Other than routine reports and announcements will be printed separately 3 ring Zipper Binder wide Grade 9 range from which to choose Extra Refills for Looeeaf 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Students A Book of Better Stories World History from Ancient Times to MATHEMATICS A Modem Geometry for High Schools 145 SCIENCE Physics for Canadian Schools FRENCH Moyen I Revised LATIN Gateway to Latin 3 Grade ENGLISH Julius Caesar Prose for Senior Students 200 New Horizons For B 210 for Senior Students for HISTORY World History from to the present The Zephyr branch met in the hall on Wednesday afternoon August The articles shown by the branch at Sutton fair were on exhibition The Zephyr entry took second prize Roll call was answered by mem bers and there were visitors The treasurer read her report Mrs Profit and Mrs took charge of the program with a piano solo by Miss E Stark a poem by Mrs Profit a sing song of well known songs accordion music by Master Michael Ball ard Mrs S Whitney Sutton West judged the flowers brought in The following prizes were awarded in room bouquet Mrs L Profit dining room table bouquet Pickering bas ket of glad Mrs Long- hurst African violet Mrs Keller A vote of thanks was given to Mrs Whitney for judg ing for her talk A social half hour followed A report of the young girls club of five members was given by Mrs Whatley one of the leaders She outlined the Achievement Day program 30 at Newmarket when displays of their garden projects will be made Simplicity in housekeep ing was a reading by Mrs Jesse Richards Plans were made to have the interior paint job on WI hall at completed by fall At the September meeting open to the public in the even ing Mrs Norman will show pictures of a trip she and her husband took to the Pacific coast this summer eminent Trichologlst demonstrates cause3 of baldness and how it can be prevented How To Have Hair For A Lifetime To Be Demonstrated Here By Famous Trichologist Offers Written Guarantee An exclusive Interview by Ward Allen Union Street branch will meet at the home of Mrs S Shanks on Tuesday August at pm LONDON ONTARIO Special Director of Hair Experts of Canada explod ed the myth of baldness today in an exclusive interview Baldness is unnecessary cost ly and a plague to mankind Motto If our world is to sur vive in any sense that makes survival worthwhile it must learn to live not hate to create not to destroy Roll call Who lived in your home in Topic Historical research and current events Program corn- Mrs Lome Scott composed a entitled Home which she used to illustrate the motto Mrs Mrs J Home Is Castle at Clark Hostesses Mrs J branch on Aug Mrs A Yokes Mrs at the hone of Mrs Boys Woodward Newmarket Social News Mr and Mrs Norman Woonl Mr and Mrs South Porcupine Mr and and family visited MATHEMATICS Set of Mathematical Instruments or Smooth Exercise Book or Book Refill Ruler Metal with English and Metric Scales Book I BUSINESS PRACTICE Essentials of Business Practice ART AND MUSIC Music Dictation Boole Grade A and ENGLISH Twelfth Night Evangeline Poems of Yester day and Today A Tale of Two Cities STUDIES Building the Canadian Nation Spiral Note Book FRENCH Moyen de I SI LATIN Latin for Secondary Schools Selected Latin Read ings Grade ENGLISH Macbeth Longer Poems Prose for Senior Stu dents I Youth The Skin of our Teeth 110 HISTORY North America and the Modem World ZS0 Analytic Geometry Algebra A Senior Course 185 Trigonometry Statics FRENCH Cours 160 Conteurs LATIN Latin Prose Selections for Upper School Poetry J Selections Latin Compositjon TO ALL SCHOOL AMEN 14 YEARS OF AGE AND A free ticket to the Theatre will be given with every public school order good for a special matinee Friday Sept at 230 pm or Saturday afternoon matinee at tickets only will be distributed Shop at Campbells for the finest quality in school need MAIN STREET STATIONERY BOOKS CHINA GLASS Mrs Roy Rodney and Cathy Windsor spending their holidays with their parents Mr Mrs Walter Hall Rev and Mrs Robert Cog- hill and four sons Hamilton have moved to Newmarket where Mr Coghill has accepted the pastorate of the Church of the Nazarene Mr Coghill re places Rev A Collins who has entered the evangelistic services of the Church of the Mrs Etta Wilder of Kes wick visited last with her cousin Mrs Frank Terry Cain Is holidaying this week John Gorman at Keswick Mr and Mrs Allan Adam London Out and Miss Jennie Adam Glasgow Scotland will be weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William Everest Mr and Mrs William Sr- Toronto have returned home after spending two weeks at the heme of Mr and Mrs Geo Smith Mr and Mrs John Carter Mr and Mrs Gordon Snoddon Mr John Is with Mr and Mrs Leon ard Weston their sum mer at Frank Daniels in Toronto yesterday at the home of Mrs Daniels mother Mrs Jacob Mueller to see her sister Mrs William Fry of Pass age who is spending two weeks in Ontario Mr and Mrs Clarence Spence and children Toronto are spending the week with Mrs Spences parents Mr and Mrs J Bull Mrs Marjorie is visiting in town the guest of her brotherinlaw and sister Mr and Mrs Bertram Budd Mrs Robert and son visited for a week with Mr and Mrs prior to rejoining her husband at Tuc Que after holidaying with her parents in Winnipeg Mr and Mrs Leslie Rose and Mr end Mrs Ray Latimer and all of Angus were Sunday guests of Mrs Frank bald No man need suffer the stigma of premature old age that is forced upon him because he is losing his hair The me thod of hair and scalp treatment can prevent baldness can turn colorless fuzz into healthy grow ing hair can make you look youthful again Demonstration To Be Held In Newmarket This revolutionary method of home treatment for the and scalp will be demonstrated In Newmarket Monday ONLY August at the King George Hotel will conduct the private Indivi dual interviews from noon until pm on August ON LY There is no cost or obligation and you need no appointment REASON FOR BALDNESS There is always a reason for baldness continued this nation ally known authority Hair can not grow through a scalp that is infected with dandruff excessive or extreme dryness A scalp that has never been exer cised cannot be expected to pro duce healthy hair Men and yes women too walk the streets today completely devoid of na tures greatest ornament hair Simply because they were not taught the basic rules of hair and scalp hygiene while they were growing up The simple answer emphasized this expert is that children should be taught the same simple basic rule of hair and scalp hygiene that they are taught for the proper care of their teeth- If this were the case pretation of the theory of genet ics Theory does not state that any person must be bald because baldness exists in the family What it does say is that in some families a tendency exists to wards an undernourished scalp The purpose of Hair and Scalp Experts is to teach the methods of strengthening the weak scalp and nourishing it to a healthy vigorous condition A healthy scalp will grow hair If it is not already completely bald assures Is There Hope For The Completely Bald In his travels throughout the United States and Canada Jarell has collected hundreds of testi monies of his ability to develop weak fuzz into healthy mature hair All of his clients have start with a private examination hair and scalp analysis and a diagnosis of the disorder Jarell is quick however to tell a hope less case that he cannot be help ed We strongly advise says that no person who is completely bald hold any hope whatsoever of hair If there is any fuzz at all we can restore a healthy scalp condition and the hair will grow normally Miss Judy baldness would be a the guest of Mr and Mrs John Carter this week Mr and Mrs Bertram and Terry holidayed for a week at North Bay Algonquin Park and Hall Mr Heredity Not Jarell dodged no issues He quickly took up the most widely spread theory of again as nature intended Offers a Guarantee Jarell Hair Experts of Canada offer a guarantee to any client who enrolls for treatment If he or she is not completely delighted with results at the end of 30 daya the money invested will be gra ciously pledged Jar We must have satisfied cli ents We must hair Af ter all it is our best Is Tear Healthy If you have a scalp disorder or if you are worried about your hair call Pea at the Kin George Hotel te Newmarket Or ON LY freak noon to The public invited The are private and open men and women You do