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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1936-12-17, Page 13Thursday, Dec. 17th, 1936 DAINTY GIFT HANKIES Satin Fanties Fine Gloves Satin Gowns CELASUEDE PYJAMAS 2.35 I SPECIALSGifts Men Appreciate Luxury at its peak, they launder so well, can’t be beat for wearing quality, dainty styles in good array. Priced........... Lace trimmed sets consisting' of brassiere and1 panties; brassiere low cut, panties but- 1 A J? ■ton top; Colors, tea rose and white. Set ■*■ ••*'** An irresistable selection of fine sheer linen with rolled hem, appliqued designs in white and colors. Each ............ “*-'*■* These are cut exceptional full size, tailored styles or fussy lace trim. Tea Rose or Blue. O A Q Each ........................................................ Smart creations in fine wool, consists of sweater and cardigans, contrasting colors in O QE each case. Set ..............................i......... Dressing Gowns Fine brocaded satin that shows plain trim to match, a practical gift of lasting beauty. Q *7 A Special .......... utl J A price range and, no doubt, and enjoys them; sheer silk 69c 85c 89c $1.00 Boxed for Gifts. THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES ■r Dainty Gifts she wears these hose in prices Exclusive in style and quality. She will admire any of this choice. Lined or unlined or fur top. 1.50 1.98 2.75 Gift Parasols So compact, so smart in handle de­ signs, a gift she will admire. Each . Distinct in style and trimming shown in *f OO lace or faggotting trim. Tea, rose white I*"*' PAGE THIRT [rtk* SEE OUR SLIPPER SHOW 1111 Christian civilization from the bond­ age of Finance (1936) into the econ­ omics of the Kingdom of Heaven. This release is now actually being ac­ complished. Amongst other datings the Great Pyramid defines the actual date we entered the Great War, as well as the Armistice, the actual date the ec­ onomic depression began, May 29th, 1928, and the date of releave when we entered the King’s Chamber, Septem­ ber 16th, 1936, the very date the Gold Standard of International Finance was smashed , The British Financial crisis of August 23rd, 1931, was fore­ shadowed as well as the Wall Street crash in October, 1929. On December 5th, T935, the spir­ it of life from God is symbolized as entering both church and state, which was consumated on Sept. 16th, 1936. The King's Chamber defines the period of “the Judgment of the Na­ tions” and Israel as being cleansed and purified of national, sins to be­ come spiritual stones in a mystical temple spoken of by St, Peter m his opistle. The year 1936 is symbolized by the Pyramid as the most momentous one sine ethe crucifixion “crucial beyond all others” as Secretary Avernol of the League of Nations recently phras­ ed it. On Sept. 26th Rabbo Freed­ man, speaking in Niagara Falls, N. Y, said “we are standing upon the threshold of an uncertain future, ev­ ents are now brewing which will transform the lives of individuals and nations and change the hourse of his­ tory. We have seen the death of King George V, the Rhineland crisis, the fortification of the Dardanelles, the emerging of a new Roman Empire, the smashing of the Gold Stanard and now the abdication of a King. The Church and State have clung to right­ eousness rather than expediency. Through the purging of the throne, the nation is being led in humiliation I by God to become prepared for the , coming of the King who will sit up- I W on t' ■' ' and rule over the house of Jacob ' forever.” I SC the throne of His Father David j -riilzi rnm-r* hriMCo /-vf To/'/iK ■' / ! . BORN LOUGHLEAN — Tn Wiarton, on ■ Tuesday, Dec. 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Vic. Loughlean (nee Jean Orvis), a daughter. Visitor: “I hear you’ve lost your parrot that used to swear so terribly.” Host: “Yes, died of shock.” Visitor: “Really, how did it pen?” Host: “He escaped from his and wandered on to the golf links; hap- cage» For Each Member of the Family No Xmas is complete without a pair of Slippers They are always right and always appreciated Chosen from the best slipper makers and priced from 40c to $2.50. Besides our great array of Slippers we have a splen­ did showing and real values For Men For Women and Boys and Girls Overshoes Auto Boots in Black Spats or Brown Velvet GoloshesRubbersDress Ties Skates Hosiery Skating Outfits Skating Outfits Club Bags Aero Packs Gladstones Over-Night Cases Romeos Dr. M. W. Locke Oxfords Shoes Call and see our display of Comfort Footwear for Christmas. GREER’S The Good Shoe Store ;t BOXED TIES £ All over patterned Ties, many ’ in silk and wool mixture, ex- l cellent value, outstand- ing patterns. Each..... vUV FINE BRACES r. Wrapped in holly wreath cello- < phane. Fancy colored elastic f; . with leather cast-offs. QQp i Pair...-.......................... FL’ETTE PYJAMAS New stripes in wide variety, splendid weight flannelette, kite style 'front, pants have 1 E A elastic belt. Suit ....... DRESSING GOWNS All wool flannel in plain color, others show contrasting trim collar and cuff. /| A EEach.............................‘t.CFcJ FINE SOCKS Fancy patterns they enjoy, many in botany wool, others reinforced heels and QQp toes. Pair -..........JU V WOOL SCARFS All wool in fancy patterned weave1 in color, a smart scarf for any occasion.Each .......................-...017 V EIDERDOWN ROBES Fancy designes that men enjoy wearing, cosy and Q A E warm. Each ...............AeZ/O Initialed HANKIES Fine all white linqn with neat embroidered initial, in OKp corner. Large Size. Ea. Childs’ SNOW SUITS 3 pieces, helmet, leggings and windbreaker, all to match; good weight blanket cloth, zipper front fastener. O A QEach ....................—...rf&av/O CHILD’S SLEEPERS Colored flannelette in good weight with fancy trimming. Ages 2, 4, 6. EQP LADIES’ SWEATERS Fine knit all wool, high neck­ line style. Reg. $2.95 O E A Each........................... Vest and Bloomer Sets Reg. 98c fine quality rayon, neatly trimmed. E ASet, Each ..........QUO CREPE GOWNS Many in this range half price, all silk crepe showing lace and appliqued; trim. “j E AEach........................... l.iJV BATH TOWEL SETS Bath Towel and Face Cloth to match, exceptional value at this special price. Reg. 50c Each ..................... - TOYLAND SPECIALS Pick your choice while stock is complete, interesting range. of toys and mighty interesting prices. See special tables priced 5 10 15 25 35c DRESSED DOLLS This doll stands 15 inches high, fully dressed and .has Q E« hair. Reg. 50c. Each ... OOC 1W iG B. Y. P. U. The Young People of the Baptist Church opened their meeting Tuesday night by the singing of the B.Y.P.U. theme' song “Sing and Smile and Pray.” After the singing of a hymn “While Shepherds watched their flocks by night” the Scripture reading was taken from the first chapter of James. The Scripture comments were given by the President, Louise Kelly and Mr. Smith led in prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and the Roll Call was answered by a verse of Scripture. After the business was transacted, a chapter from “The Story of John Paton” was read. Following the singing of several choruses the topic was given by Rev. E. C. Smith. Mr. Smith gave a very inspiring message on “The Greatest Things of Life.” Mr. Smith has been a great help to the B.Y.PU.. while he has been in Wingham and he will be greatly missed by the young­ people. I Premier Mitchell Hepburn said. The Ontario Cabinet discussed the matter of the C.T.A., with the result that unless the Dominion agrees to abolish the statute, the province will encourage a deliberate violation of the Liquor Control Act in one of the three counties—Perth, Huron Peel—where the Privy Council ruled the C.T.A. is in force. On the basis of that violation, premier indicated, an appeal would be and has the taken through the superior courts, as far as the Privy Council to determine “once and for all” whether the Liquor Control Act of- Ontario was consti­ tutional. If that ruling is obtained the Government will hold that the C. T.A. is ultra vires the British North America Act. “We will ask Ottawa to repeal the Canada Temperance Act and if they will not we will arrange for a test case,” the premier said. M2 Hanna’s Boys’Shoppe Your gift problem for your boy will be quickly solved 3$ when you make your selection in our Boys’ Shoppe. Practical W gifts galore await your inspection. * $ SUITS AND OVERCOATS sS' Give your boy a. new Suit or Overcoat for Christmas. We have new pleated, fancy or plain backs in a large range of colors W and materials. $3.95, $4.95 and up %eJALKER STORES, £lMITED It-Rt ■1 .tj UNFOLDING PLAN OF THE AGES Representative of British Israel World Federation Gave Address HereGave Address Here de Pendleton, graduate Israel College, Harrow London, England, de­ livered ah address on “The Revelation of the Groat Pyramid” in the Sunday School Room of St. Paul’s Anglican Church under the chairmanship of the Rector, Rev. E. L. Roberts, R.D. The British Empire has just emerg­ ed from the most critical crisis in its history, when the very foundations of the throne were shaken in the day b visitation, and the fibres of an empire quivered at the terrible swiftness and the Uhparalielled climax of a succes­ sion of events whereby a king1 was removed from the greatest monarchy h the world, to go into exile m an­ other country- The awe of awful Mr. Eric B. of the British Weald Park, wonder has descended Upon the Brit­ ish peoples, as the power of Almighty God is being realised,'and that He does rule even in great kingdoms and mighty empires. The Great Pyramid was built by the White Race or the Ademic civil­ ization under the direction of either Seth or Enoch, This extremely an­ cient civilization migrated from their home, in what is now the Gobi des­ ert, and colonized the Ancient World. From 3,000 to 2,500 B.C. witnessed' the rapid decline of this glorious civ­ ilization owing to the misapplication of the principles of mass production and mass consumption during which time the excessive stimulation of world trade and industry on this basis, “mushroom’* civilizations sprang up in the Ancient East and in the Mediterr­ anean; the appetite for luxuries was acquired, cultivated and whetted; greed grew, aggression spread, and “vidlence filled tits eftrfh”; and the seeds of decline were sown in the sphere of international intercourse, through racial intermarriage, inter­ racial claims,panel international rival­ ry. Deprived of its “splendid isola­ tion” by a too intimate intercourse with the primitive races, the power of the white race underwent moral decline and subsequent ..extinction. As it was in the former age so it is in the present age. Before the civiliza­ tion was wiped out a revelation had been given by God which was en­ shrined irt imperishable form by means of ail astronomical, mathemat­ ical and geometrical structural sym­ bolism in the Great Yyramid, whose message ficrtains only to the British Empire and the U.S.A., the descend­ ants of Ancient Israel, whose fore­ bearers produced the mighty white civilization, and whieh perished in the Great Flood. Three main epochs are defined: the exodus of Israel from the bondage of Egypt into the comparative freedom of the Theocracy; the exodus of man­ kind from the bondage of sin through the atoning death of our Lord Jesus Christ into spiritual harmony with God Himself; and the exodus of This Xmas Give Smokes Give Him a new Pipe, a Lighter, abox of Cigars, a tin of Cigarettes, a tin of Tobacco, a Tobacco Pouch* Be Sure and Visit OMAR HASELGROVE ’S Smoke Shoppe A Presentation A pleasant surprise awaited Mrs. Rev. E. C. Smith on Friday evening, when the young women of tile Baptist Church gathered in her honour at Miss Jean Fralick’s Tea Room. Mrs. Smith, while in Wingham, has taught the Young Women’s Class in Sunday School and lias been Coun­ sellor of the Young Women’s Mission Circle. She has shown great ability as a leader of young women and has made many friends among then who will not soon forget her. She has taught them n^iny things of a high standard which will always be rem­ embered. During the evening a miscellaneous presentation consisting of ntany beau­ tiful and •useful gifts was made. The story of a Russian Woman was given by Miss Louise Kelly, dressed in a fitting costume . A social time was enjoyed by fill and a dainty lunch brought the even­ ing to a close. REPEAL OF C.T.A. TO BE SOUGHT SHIRTS AND PYJAMAS See our Boys’ Shirts: in stripes, plains and dark shades, with, sport, dress and button down collars. 59c, 69c and 89c If Pajamas are qn your list you will be greatly pleased with the broadcloth or flannelette in our stock. The colors are$3 sure to please. ! v i ■?) 1G $1.25 and $1.39 SWEATERS For the boys who like to have a hockey outfit like the National Hockey League stars, we have a complete range of Sweaters, Caps and Hose. For dress wear, our range is just as large. * 69c, 89c, $1.59 and $1.95 tW S4 ® ' CAPS 3$ New Pleated Caps or plains in smart Boys* Caps, also hel- XpV mets with fur trim or chinchilla. Heavier quality caps with fur $$ ear-lugs. ' 69c, 89c and up Many other suggestions such as Ties, Mufflers, Belts, Braces, Hose, Snow Suits, Breeches and Long Pants. n IV !V M Boys — Don’t forget to put your name in for your chance on our Nfl Streamlined Mechanical Train. “ Test Case To Be Arranged if Act Not Repealed I HANNA & CO., LTD Outfitters for Men arid Boys” The Ontatio Govtrnmcnt will re­ quest the federal adfmnistratidii th Repeal the Canada Temperance Act and. leave the province as the sole au­ thority in the ifiatter of liquor laws,