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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1938-12-01, Page 5*Thursday, December 1, 1938 *Notice All Accounts Owing HOMUTH & BENNETT Must Be Paid'by Dec- ‘ ember 3rd* i BORN I GRAY—At the Women’s College Hospital, Toronto, on Friday, No vember 25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Per cy W. Gray, a daughter, Patricia Jane, MCQUILLAN—In Wingham Gener al Hospital, on Thursday, Noy, 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuillan, Lucknow, a son, WHITFIELD—In Wingham Gener al Hospital, on Tuesday, Nov. 22, to Mr, and |Mrs. Ewart Whitfield, Gorrie, a daughter (still born). WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES led by E, W. Rice, BLYTH 1 Mr. and Mrs, Henry McVittie of Goderich were visitors at the home of Mrs, Pheobie Taylor’s, on Sunday also Mr. and Mrs. Chester Taylor of St. Helens. 4, V4<g -n.vjijpifncra * TWO-TONE BORDERS —*- woven In Rose, Blue, Green with Black. Pure Irish Linen. Size 14x24 inches. Each.... ....... DINNER CLOTH is sure to thrill you! delightful missionary tea. A program of community singing, readings by Mrs. McKenzie Webb and -Mrs. Balls, a solo by Mrs. Andrew Gaunt and a piano solo by Mrs. Will Rutherford and an interesting contest were en joyed. Afternoon tea was served, the hostess being assisted, by Mrs. R, J. Woods and Mrs. E. W, Rice, The weekly meeting of the Y.F.U. was held on Sunday evening. Isohel Miller read the Scrjpture lesson and the Christian character on "Hugh Latimer" was taken by Gordon Mill er. The chapter from the study Book "The World in Canada" was taken by Norma Weatherhead. A discussion on "Traffic Laws" was I The regular meeting of the Home and School Club will be held Wed nesday, December 14th at the school. Program is in charge of Miss Rich mond. A special feature is the sing ing of Christmas Carols, A large number attended the re- . ception to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me- Canghey on Friday evening in Mem- orial. They were presented with use* fu gifts’ and a sum of money. Miss Marion Sinclair of 'Toronto spent over Sunday at-the Parsonage. Messrs Mogg and Quinlan, County Valuators in the very important mat ter of Equalization of assessments, were in town firing the week and investigated some twenty propertie's. A meeting of the Memorial -Hall Board was held with five members present. Mr. J. H. R. Elliott, chair man presided. The treasurer, Miss A, Gillespie gave the financial state ments, showing a surplus of $147.50 in general account and $58.00 in spec ial account. Total $305.50 in the bank. LINENS TABLE CLOTHS ■■■tieur. attracti ve COUNTESS HEMSTITCHED DAMASK SETS • Fully Bleached Be Linen-wise and choose these Tablecloth and Napkin Sets ... let the famous 'Rose of Sharon" label be your guide to quality. 59 x 59 inch Cloth, 6 Napkins 17 X 17 to match. Per set .................................. 59 x 74 inch Cloth, 6 Napkins 17 x 17 to match. Per set................................... 59 x 89 inch Cloth, 6 Napkins 17 x 17 to match. Per set................................... S $5.98 $6.49 THE GIFT SUPREME Buy these Jl LINEN 'KERCHIEFS \ for- every man on wL**d^A ypur Christmas listand you'Jl be compli mented on your dis cerning taste! And what a saving at our price! Regular 40c __ STAR OEm SPECIAL Each........... Men's Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs with hand-rolled woven cord edges, quantity . limited, come0 early! We know these Rainbow Bordered LINEN TOWELS will be instant favorites with thrifty women at our STAR VALUE EACH | Six Only to Each Customer You would ordinarily buy this quality at 40c, Pure .Irish Linen Glass Towels, hemmed, very absorbent, a fine" quality that gives long service. PRINTED TEA TOWELS CALIENTE SHRIMPS EACH $2.29$1.79BELMORE EACH EACH» ST* HELENS EACH 3 each TOWELS--- COLORFUL BOHEMIAN TEA SET PURE LINEN TEA OR BRIDGE SET of Toronto, her parents, Woods. Pure Irish linen Crash Towelling, ultra-fine, even weave, Bright Rainbow woven borders. Four designs. Just right for day-in-and-day-out service. They are a good absorbent quality, and they'll look decidedly attractive in your kitchen. These Pure Irish Linen Towels are in several pleasing designs, including the one illustrated. She 20 x 30 inches. 36 x 36-inch Cloth and 4 Napkins to match, fancy- woven Peasant Linen with brightly colored bor der, Red, Gold. Green. Very absorbent, pule Irish Linen, hemstitched and woven, with colored damask borders in Rose, Blue, Gold, Green. Size 18 x 32 inches. Ultra fine brocaded quality, printed beautiful floral design with trellis border in Gold, Blue, Green, Tango. x 35-inch Cloth and 4 Napkins to match, fine Florentine Linen, embroidered in natural linen and colors. HUCK TOWELS Offering smart appearance and real utility* rio daintier, no more charming Christmas Gift at this price Most Christmas Shopping Lists contain several names which these Tea Sets will take care of pleasingly. STAR VALUE PER YARD Regular 40c value 5 YARDS FOR $1,00 Fully bleached, hand-appliqued and cross-stitch em- broidoted in a profusion of designs and color combina tion. Size 15 x 22 inches* You will be pleased at the ease with which these K Ultra fine quality, Pure Irish Linen, beautifully hand- painted in Chrysanthemum design* Size 18 X 36 inches. Well worth 40c Attractive Pure Linen Towelling, woven ,in large 2-inch checks, Red, Blue, Gold, Green. 18 inches wide. A fine Tea Towelling or Kitchen Drape material. SUPER VALUE CRASH/ A., sensible gift... or from you to yourself! With its beautiful hand-embroidery in natural linen color on fine quality Floren tine Linen Jn Oyster shade. Size 63 x 84 inches. What feminine heart does not delight in GENUINE MADEIRA GUEST TOWELS Fine Oyster Linen, hand embroidered and appliqued. A choice array of attractive designfl emd Colors. Size 15 x 22 inches. A THRIFTY-PRICED TEA SET................ 98 c 36 x 36-inch Cloth and 4 Napkins to match. Pure Linen with attractive colored designs hand embroidered in Italy. BOHEMIAN LUNCHEON CLOTHS . . So attractively different" your . guests will enthuse* RAYON—Ultra-fine weave, * lustrous finish, woven border, Wine, Gold. .MA 7Ch Green. 51 x 51 inches. Each..., V . PURE LINEN — Serviceable quality, check centre and border in Red, Gold Green. 51 x 51 inches. Each.... PURE LINEN ITALIAN TEA SETS.....$1.98 36 x 36-inch Cloth and 4 Napkins to match, hand embroidered on natural Florentine Linen. CHENILLE BORDERS — brightly colored in |2*»**^ choice of three pleasing 'designs. a Pure Linen, Size 16x31 ins. Each We're sure you'll find these HUCKABACK TOWELS You'll see their beauty in an instant their quality shows in long satisfactory wear. PURE LINEN TOWELS * ** keep glassware and china sparkling, and they contribute real beauty to the kitchen with their attractive printed designs such as "Dutch* scenes, ''Wine Glasses", "Cups and Saucers". Colors of Gold, Blue, Green, Red. Size 16 x 28 Inches. TWO SEASONABLE RECIPES ' By Betty Barclay Are you looking.for unusual recip es? Here are two that are seasonable from January to December—an delic ious as well. Savory Minced) Cheese Sandwich pound American cheese tablespoon butter teaspoon mustard sauce from mustard pickles cup mustard pickles, finely chopped Salt Paprika Allow cheese to stand in a warm place to soften. Mash the cheese and blend with sugar. Add remaining in gredients. Spread .on thinly sliced whole wheat or rye bread, buttered. Cabbage Salad Unique small cabbage, shredded pimento, chopped cup home made style pickles, chopped. to % cup mayonnaise or cook ed salad dressing Mix lightly together cabbage, pim ento, and pickles. Add enough may onnaise to moisten the mixture. Serve cold, •Serve hot cooked shrimps with the following sauce: * ( pound butter, melted cup lemon juice cup catsup teaspoon Worcestershire sauce teaspoon paprika Sugar, to taste Mix and heat thoroughly. Serve sauce hot in individual bowls. Re move shells from shrimps and dip in the sauce one at a time. (Serves 4-5. Allow % pound large shrimps to- each person.) . The Young People’s Union met at Miss -Glady’s Fitches on Tuesday ev- ’ ening. There was about 30 present, Mrs. Scott Inglis is in Walkerton Hospital with a broken arm. The're sult of a motor accident. Mr. McNeil of Clinton is visiting his brother, Neil ■ McNeil. (Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McNeil and boys of Tees- water were Sunday visitors at the same home. Mr. and |Mrs. Rae McIntyre, Dell and Patsy of Gorrie visited at Wal ter Ballagh's on Sunday. Minnie Jef- fray returned with them. Mrs. McKeil visited at her old home at Walton the past week. Mr. Gibson is under the doctor’s care—getting hurt while at work. Frank Douglas and family, Mr. and Mrs. King were Sunday visitors at R. J. Douglas. Born—In the Wing-ham General Hospital on Thursday, November 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuillin, a son. Miss Laurine Miller, student nurse at the Stratford General Hospital was a recent visitor at her home here. Mr. Wm. Perdue, of Port Huron, has been a visitor at the home of his aunt, Mrs, Jos. Gaunt. Mrs, Alex. Mutdie, spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Robinson All members of* the Beef Ring are requested to attend the annual, meet ing in the community Flail on Thurs day evening, Dec. 8th, Miss Irene Woods, Mr. atid»Mrs. Shantz, of Waterloo, * were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. Robinson Woods, Miss Dorothy Webb was a week end visitor with friends at Guelph. Mrs, JL M. Wright opened her home on Thursday afternoon for a See this CHECKED TOWELLING You'll agree ii is Supreme Value STAR VALUE PER YARD $2.29 each If you love exquisite Table Linen, this Of fine quality Pure Irish Florentine Linen, printed Forget-me-not and Trellis design, with brightly colored border. Gold, Blue, Green, Tango. Size 44 x 44 inches. One of the Prettiest RAYON CLOTHS We Know! A Cheerily Bright CLOTH for Breakfast-time ^1.3^5 each A "Luxury" Gift HAND-PAINTED HUCKABACK TOWELS $1.79 We suggest these GRASS LINEN GUEST TOWELS We are Representatives in this District for Nationally Famous “ROSE OF SHARON” Linens WAT lTT?n Make This Store Your Shopping Centre — Visit the Store Often We Wil! Save Your Money* STORES, Limited Telephone 36 •—-> Josephine St*, Wingham