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JPftge Eighteen The Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday, November 5J4, 1854.
Luc--Tee--Win Club
Annual Meeting
Qn Tuesday night, Dec. 2. commenc
ing at 6,45 p.m..,the Luc-Tee-Win
Club will hold its annual banquet and
open business meeting in the Luck
now Community Centre. Tickets are
now available at $1.50 per plate,
All members and friends are urged
to attend as many topics are up for
discussion among which is the possi
bility of promoting fox drives during
the winter.
During the meeting a lucky draw
will be made for a ,22 Automatic
Marlin rifle.
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Mrs, Vic Loughlean
Hostess to Club
The Kinette club met at the
of Kinette Jean Loughlean, Thanks
to everyone for patronizing our
sale, and making it a success.
The business of the evening
■discussed and the sum of $25
voted to a needy family in town.
The raffle was won by
Velma Scott.
The highlight of the evening was
our guest, Mrs. Welwood. who read
our tea cups.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Kinette Doris Stephens.
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j The school room of the United
j Church presented a festive appearance
was!011 Wednesday afternoon when the
was i W.A. held its annual tea and sale .
The room was gay with Christmas
Kinette I decorations of boughs, poinsettias and
I bells Thez table was centred by a
bowl of red earnations flanked^ by
red candles in silver holders and each
tea table had a small log holding a
red candle surrounded by greenery.
At three o’clock Rev, D. J. Mac
Rae welcomed the guests and declared
the sale open. *
Modelled Aprons
Then followed the modelling of
the aprons. A ramp had been built
out into the room on which the
models walked displaying their wares
ranging from utility to glamorous
types. Mrs. W. J. Greer introduced
the models and made apt comments
on the aprons as they appeared.
The models were Mrs. Chas Lloyd,
Mrs. Geo. Howson, Mrs, Jas. Hamilton,
Frank
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Matinee FRIDAY at 4.10
| also was a, table with Christmas cakes,
puddings and home-made jams in
I decprated baskets, *
A seasonal note was a table with
door decorations of cones and bells,
decorated logs to hold candles and
other Christmas novelties,
The girls of the C.G.I.T, had home
made candy, enclosure cards, tallies
and decorated candles.
' A much appreciated feature was the
nursery in the charge of Mrs. Jack
Walker where the small children were
entertained while the mothers shopped
and had tea.
The guests were welcomed at the
door by Mrs. D. J. MacRae and Mrs,
A.W. Irwin, president of the Wo
men’s Association.
Capt. M. Belanger
Speaker at Goforth
The Fall Thankoffering meeting of
St. Andrew’s Goforth Evening Auxi
liary was held at the home of Mrs.
W. A. McKibbon.
The president opened the meeting
with the call to worship followed by
a hymn, with Miss Thompson giving
the opening prayer. The Scripture
was taken by Mrs. W, Grover and
Mrs. K. Baker.
The meditation was from an article
in the Presbyterian Record and was
read, by Mrs, N, Welwood, Miss Gail
Colvin favoured with a piano sblo.
Mrs. Hazel Bateman read highlights
from the Glad Tidings, followed by
the singing of a hymn. Following the
offering Mrs. S. Scott gave the dedi
catory prayer. The secretary read the
minutes of the previous meeting and
the roll call. Members were reminded
the renewals for the Glad Tidings
were due.
Mrs.’ Ross Hamilton was guest solo
ist for the Thankoffering meeting.
Mrs. W. Congram introduced the
guest speaker, Capt, M. Belanger, of
the Salvation Army, who gave a most
interesting message.
The meeting concluded with a
I hymn and Miss McMillan gave the
closing prayer. The hostess, Mrs. W.
A. McKibbon, assisted by the lunch
committee, served refreshments.
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A fine selection of gifts awaits
you at Edighoffers your “Friend
ly Christmas ■ Shopping Store”,
and you will receive a warm wel
come after Santa’s parade when
you come to choose those all im
portant Christmas gifts.
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Here are Just a few suggestions that may assist you in choosing the right gift.
For
Mrs. Earl Hamilton, Mrs.
Madill, Mrs. W. W. Currie and
Janet Thomson and Barbara
ton.
The mother and daughter
were worn by Mrs. Jack Reavie and
Linda, Mrs. Jack Walker and Patsy,
Mrs. D. J. MacRae and wee twin
daughters Janet and Marjorie.
An appetizing display of home baked
goods was very quickly sold out as
Handbags
Smartly styled bags
in plastic calf or
leather.
$3.95 to $$.95
Matinee Admission 50c -
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They’re always interesting, whether
you need anything or not.
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plaids and
UMBRELLAS
Smart styles in plain <
fancy, also telescopic de
sign.
$3.95 to $7.95
Anne Blyth Howard Keel
WHITE SHIRTS
Nothing can please him better than a handsome
white shirt. All popular collar styles with regular
or French cuffs.
$4.95 to $5.95
We also suggest “Checks Appeal”"
A real snappy, small check with the d» C Q g* popular Kent collar ............................. *? ****^^
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MEN’S BELTS
GIFTS
By Hickok, initialed sets and attractive buckles,
. with tooled leather straps.
$1.00 $2.00 $2.50' to $4.50
BEAUTIFUL SLIPS -
Nylon, Crepe and Nyron Slips
in luxurious deep lace trim.
$2-98 $5-95
GOWNS and PAJAMAS
The ever popular snuggledown
$3.95 and $4.95
Gorgeous sheer gowns with beautiful
‘ lace trim.
$7.95 to $13.95
SILK SQUARES & SCARVES
A grand array in fancy patterns. ’
$1.95 to $3.95
GLOVES
A good assortment of really attractive gloves ip •
chamoisette and kid, in all the popular shades.
$1.65 to $4.95
p.m.
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S unday Schoo! 10.15 a.m.
Remembering the Lord
at 11.15
Gospel Meeting at 7.30 p.m.
Each Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
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Men’s Nylon Tricot Shirts by Forsyth
$9.95
TIES
A selection of ties in the smartest patterns ever,
by Abbey and Currie; fancy designs or conservative
, styles.
$1.00 $1.50 & $2.00
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Check Your List for
Sandwich Toasters
Bottle Warmers
Record Players
Electric Mixers
Pinup Lamps
Waffle Irons
Bedlamps
Toasters
Radios
Irons
These
Kettles
Sunlamps
Television
Desklamps
Heating Pads
Electric Razors
Popup Toasters
Bottle Sterilizer
Vacuum Cleaners
Electric Coffee Perks
GE Floor Polishers
Electric Heaters
THE ELECTRICAL STORE
WITH THE STOCK
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If you planned to buy “that certain important
woman” in your life an important appliance gift
that means more leisure, extra pleasure—Come
in and choose from our large selection of
famous-make Refrigerators, Ranges, Washers,
and ever-welcome electrical kitchen helpers!
Pattison
Radio and Electric
“serving you since issr
PHONE
Popular shades
fine
wool
Satins.
$10.95
to
$19.95
Jewellery
by
Hickok
At present a very
popular accessory
for men — tie bars,
cuff links, separate
or in sets.
$1.50, $2.50
and up. to
$8.50’
Make Perfect Family Gifts
Beautiful All Wool Blankets
Satin bound in Pastel shades and bright tones.
Priced from $11.49 up
Loopa Twist Mats
A wonderful range of colours.
$3.95 and $5.50
Luxurious Spreads in Baby Chenille
All popular plain shades and beautiful whiter with
contrasting colour trim,
$9.95, $12.95 and up
Delicate Lace Cloths
In Various sizes.
Ranging in price to $14.95
“The Friendly Store”
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