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moftorrown hrralfe july 80th 1908 a4e 4 m is not gold that gutters authors name below i throughout recorded there have always been ttts about charlatans proo exploited the sick 1 we now have laws that set you by only permit i a physician to practice medicine and a pharmacist dispense medicines up- tnnately there is a grow effort to increase f the of patent medicines by mittlng their sale any e instead of under the itfpervision of a pharmacist ho has the necesary i n 1 n g to advise you wrong use any me ine can be harmful if r fnproperly taken j for your own safety de- spend on your physician to ksdvise you what medicine hd take and always secure ppjny medicine from a phar fcinacist your physician can phone tfttangle 73682 when you need a medicoje if pick up your prescription if i hopping near us or let us i idelrver promptly without sjatttn charge a great many people entrust us with their prescriptions hay we com- ppound yours maccormacks drugs prescriptions chemists 9 main si n tr 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frame for her morning tllk the collect is used by the institutes and the president taking it line by line offered it with suggestions for putting into daily practice keep us 0 lord from pettiness let us be large in thought and word and deed pettiness is concerned with small inconsequential things it is so ea sy to pick out the flaws in people programs and meetings and fail to see the good things the kind thought the gracious words and un selfish acts we are all guilty of this neglect look for the good qualities in others and overlook the things you dislike speak kind ly of your friends and neighbours or dq- not speak at all seek after kindness and you will find there no room for pettiness in your life let us be done with fault find ing and leave off selfseeking wouldn t it be wonderful to spend an entire day without finding fault and with no one finding fault with us people are prone to criticize rather than commend and quite of ten the women who find fault with the institute are the ones un willing to take any responsibility sometimes we hear the complaint that it is always the same women who put on programs and go to conventions that things are mana ged by cliques and sometimes this appears to be true but too often that group takes on these duties not from choice but because no one else will self seeking folk rarelv make the best members or officers in an or gamzation if one is working for oneself the welfare of the group will suffer let us take time for all things make us grow calm serene and gt ntle in the world of rush and hun we need to make this a praver it is more important to do one job well than to assume a dozrn tasks with haphazard results grant that we may realize that it is the little things that create differences that in the big things of life we are one how true this is we will argue about placing a cupboard in he corner or on the wall or whether we should hold a social or a ba zaar but when a big thing comes along such as an appeal for fiond victims or refugees dissent ion m its i and we are as one let us strive for unity in the small things i may we put awa all pretense and meet each other face to face without self pity and without pre judice i dofte pretend that we arc some i thing other than we are do we do little underhand acts or sa little mean words while e press ing fnendship can wc always look our acquaintances and friend- straight in the eyes with no thought l of deceit dislike or selfishness if we can we are on the road to hap plness may we never be hast in judg meat and always generous it seems a natural impulse for people to pass judgment without much thought or consideration let us take thought that our actions in their place might be similar circumstances are responsible for different attitudes most people can be generous f the generousity demands no special sacrifice so let us pray to be gen erous in the graceful yielding to another s wishes giving up a great ly desired pleasure to another snaring or even ceding some long sought honour be generous with time and talents be generous in praise of others and be generous in doing the lktle everyday tasks that provide no glamour or glory teach us to put into action our better impulses straight for ward and unafraid whenever we feel that some thing is worthwhile doing let us do what we can to help let us not fail to offer our services and may we strive to touch and know the great human heart common to us all the heart of mankind is the same throughout the world hearts beat with joy and tremble in des pair let us learn the needs of our fellow men the needs close to their hearts and let us touch those hearts by our love and sym pathy o lord let us not forget to be kind this is the great summing up of the prayer kindness creates friendship and love it b the leaven to make the whole world one community the bride is the daughter of mrs feobel johnson main st hil ton the groom is the son of mr and mrs arthur knntx of milton heights and nephew of miss norah krantz of georgetown the brides floor length gown was of silk organs the portrait neckline trimmed with sweetheart lace a crown headpiece of pearls and sequins held her fingertip veil red roses and streamers were on the white bible which she car ried during the ceremony she bad six attendants gowned alike in ballerinalength dresses of nylon net with matching feath er headbands and accessories the matron of honor the grooms sister mrs verha mages cantejonschw wedding vows exchanged in hamilton church wnkley united otfarch hamil ton was the seta est saturday jane at the ami nam af doris isabel sabaa ilaagjmn af mr and mrs m- sefcaas to canaan wil liam ca ttbbm in a daabte rinc ceremaaor h william hoose- lander as hamilt a afffccmted the bride was pn na marriage by her father and ware a gown af white sdk ergnsfta cr taffeta booifajrtfittrtad with a badaoe of guipure lace hanmg a scoop neck line a crown headdress held her fingertip ved in place she earned bouquet of while fweetheait d feathered of acton wore mauve the three bridesmaids were miss dawn corp milton miss barbara krantz sister of the groom and miss ruth ann sherratt cousin of the bride they were gowned in lime green little flower girls were miss brerida krantz and hiss eileen krantz sisters of the groom who wore yellow all earned nosegays of yellow carnations the bride was given in marriage by her brother gordon johnson groomsman was stanley mages of acton ushers were robert moreau of acton and cousins of the bnde eric and peter sherratt of milton bouquets of pink and white peonies decorated the anglican parish hall for the reception which followed the brides mother rec eived her guests wearing a powder blue suit with navy and powder blue accessories her corsage was of deep pink roses she was assist ed by the mother of the groom wearing powder blue nylon over taffeta with white accessories deep pink roses also formed her cors age the couple left on a wedding trip to northern ontario the bnde left wearing a deep pink brocaded taf feta dress with a matching duster coat and pale pink accessories a corsage of white roses completed her ensemble thej will make their home in milton where the bride is an em plojce of ontario steel and the groom is cmplocd at green mot ors guests attended the wedding from toronto milton heights georgetown acton campbellville oakville kilbride and milton among them was the brides grandmother mrs a m jones of toronto a double ring ceremony m grace anglican church milton ted in marriage olive margar johnson and gordon arthur krantz white mums formed the setting as rev d a powell offi ated on saturdaj afternoon on june 28th mrs a ledwith plaed the organ for the service attending the bnde was her sis- broidered organza ter hiss marjone schaas as maid accessories both w of honour u a gwwn of capea blue silk organ over taffeta brides- in the back they carried flowers of talisman shade carnations and corn flowers groomsman for his brother was john cantelon toronto charles brown owen sound friend of the groom and paul schaus chesley cousin of the bride ushered miss olive poulton sang the wedding prayer and whereer you walk accompanied by mrs j grady at the wentworth arms the brides mother received her 70 guests wcanng grey lace over taffeta with matching grey and rase accessories the grooms mo ther- assisted in shelley pink em and pale pink wore a corsage of hamilton and huss bete watson feterborowgh m angel btae or ganza their hawffant dresse had scoop necklines aad heating panels locates mek mm r js psnbahlc that work wiu start this yeas aw a new pavtincial crompton and mrs school for the deaf an the fttacre kingdon farm near ma the nmyaon project wol be the couple left later on a motor trip to cape cod and vermont the bnde travelling in a navy and white silk dress navy coat and white hat they will make their home in oakville h guests were present from toron to hamilton oakville kitchener sarnla chatham peterborough owen sound chesley and milton hiss patricia smye miss edna neil dickson we service television j i mokes mecord players oki radios appliances lmotawtan ale ernies radio 24 years servicing trhngl 71701 john f b0ught0n jeweller watches clocks wotchbqnds straps jewellery silverware guaranteed watch repairs 1 opposite georgetown high school guelph street the hostesses who entertained for the bride each held a shower as did also mrs j garner and the staff or peace memorial school presentations were given by peace memorial school staff and home and school association the staff and home and school as sociation of sniders public school in trafalgar also the graduating class of the same school miss hel en watson entertained for the bride at the home of mrs herbert silt of toronto impels convertible made 1o romp sedan convertible hardtop it doesnt mat ter which chevy model you choose the fun is m the going in every chev rolet its the car that seems to want to go places and has the get- up and go to get you anywhere 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