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No Christmas gift is more ap-j
preeiated by than a per-
sonal one of wearing apparel, be
it dresses, coats, skirt, millinery.1
lingeries or accessories and- judg-
ing by the cartons of merchand-
ise Arriving at the local stores
daily the selections are varied
3nd beautiful as vell as useful.
Shop early for
MillineryO•ay andGlittering
Just arrived at IllarMillans is
a shipment of hats - a special
lige for Christmas, gay in color
and trimmed with feathers, fur, •
lace and glittering sequins which
lend an added note of smartness
and glamour to brighten up the
winter outfit. The ever popular
eloche and soft side -drape effect
appear in this collection. Give
her a hat for Christmas but!
make your selection early.
Casual Coats Warm and Cozy
The girl on your list who is
sportsminded or is the out -door -
type "would "just love" one of •
the car coats featured in local.
stores. Made of ribbed cattail, a
style at F. A. May and Son is
completely reversible even fa the
buttons. For extra warmth Gould
and Jory offer coats with imita-
tion fur trim and quilted or fur
fabric lined.
A particularly attractive jaek- •
et at. Irwin's which can be worn ,
anywhere is one in red lined with!
deep white "Orion" pile.
Skirts Pleated and Plain
Skirts are a big item in
M:lady's wardrobe and another
one Owen from the big selee-,
Lion in Exeter stores will make
her happy. A host of fall shades
in the all-ocsasion reversible
pleated skirt in all -wool are
shown ranging in prices al
$11.95, $15.95 and $25.00.
Equally popular is the straight!
or, walking skirt tailored rang-
ing in price from $6.95 to $17.95
and in sizes to 44. Daughter will •
be pleased to find a skirt under ,
the Christmas tree for, with
tailored blouse or sweater, she
has another daytime outfit, or,
worn with a sheer dressy blouse
it is suitable for dress -up occa-
sions.
Blouses, Pretty and Practical
There are blouses and blouses.
and more blouses on Exeter mer-
chants' hangers dust waiting to
be bought /or some one you like,
for ChristmaS. There are blouses
in overblouse or Luck -in style in
cottons, arnels, terylene, wool
jersey arid silk in plain, floral
striped and ,paisley designs rang-
Lindenfieldsi New
Linclenfield's New Toylancl Occupies An Entire Room! Visit It 5oonl
Layaway Your Toys
See a wonderland of the newest, hest toys in Huron County, See the new Elecfrit,
elly-Operateil Hockey and Ball GaMes, the Vitro Horse -and.Zorre Outfits
the Battery -Operated Distant Early Warnino Radar Station (only $$,98) . . . the
gold-plated, 28•pieee Happy Valley Tea Sets for girls (only $4.95) . . new Service
Statidns, Farm Scenes and Dell Houses . s Hundreds of'hew exciting toys . • . A
mall deposit will hold your choice until 'Christmas, Choose now;
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lug in price from 0.95, $a9 to
$6.25.
Mrs. MacMillan says the over -
wag, isso popular that they
haven't been able to keep all the •
sizes in :stack - "They are so'
comfortable and, in silk, you
wash and wring the blouse like
handkerehief and iron it in a
liffy, and it feels so luxurious to
the skin." Shop early to get the
best for M'Latly.
Sweaters in All Colors
A sweater to complement that
skirt is another item high en
M'Lady's list for Christmas.
Sweaters in easy to care Tor ban -
ton, Orlon or ban -or.., a new mix.
lure of button and orlon, are. in
stork in a large range of colors
if chosen while the stock is cooi-
plete.
Miss Ella Link of F. A. May
and Son enthuses over her stock
of dressmaker sweaters in softer
cowl or V neck line with blouson
bottoms. She has them in 17 pop-
ular shades highlighting tenger-
inc, amande green, gold, rust,
orange, ice, royal and turquoise.
Bulk sweaters, are also a big
number in pullover or cardigan -
style with red, sapphire and
white the popular colors: These
are made of orlon, so easy to
%'ash with no worry about mat-
ting. • Several feature a double-
breasted front and Rattan neck-
line.
Lingerie, Lacy an Lovely '
Words are hard to find to de-
scribe the lovely lingerie that
has been bought for Christmas
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giving. by the Exeter mei:chants.
The gals love fussy things for
(1hristmas. A line of crepe nylon
in lace and..embroulery trimmed
in orange ice., pink andblue sells
for $295 and :$8.98,
A better line of nylon„ .arnel
and crepe slips at $4.50 in Per -
shin melon, • white and. mint
!green, a popular, vibrant color
in lingerie this season. These are
ilace and nylon trim with plea -Ad.
trimming. There are panties to
' match these slips. Others sett for
' as high as $7.95,
Colored half-slips in nylon tri-
, cot. fancy trimmed, feature a
'double skirt,. sheer nylon over a
!-heavier quality. •Grinolines are
'stocked with or without hoops
and in umbrella style from $4.95
to $7.95. ..,
Bedlackets Beribboned
Bedjackets are in a good range
of colors if you shop early. Col-
ors are apricot, orange ice, mint
reen ad turquoise as well as
the ever'popular pink and blue.
iSome are quilted, many are sat:, in and ribbon . trimmed.
Night Apparel Alluring
IShop in your home town .for
gowns and pyjamas in a range
of styles, fabri'es, colors and'
prices. Snuggledown . flannelette
pyjamas, so cozy•for the cold
nights, Lady Berkleigh boxed
sets in flannelette with duster to
match, baby doll pyjamas in ny-
lons and arnels .m colors of
"Love that lied" and "Jewel
Aqua", mint, melon and canton
teal: shortie gowns in nylon or
flannelette and even, the trapeze
style nightgown all await the
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early shopper.
A garment which has made a
big hit with the neighbors across .
the border is the "Leotard" or
tightlets made of stretch yarn for
skating, skiing,dancing or loung-
ing. Put on this garment as you
would a pair of nylon stockings
then draw the material up
smoothly around the waist. They
are made of deip-dry fabric and
are. for alt "girls': of the family
at $2.95, $3,49 and $5.98, featured,
at, MacMillan's.
were Sunday visitors with Mr, Collars Beaded
and Mrs. Frank Coleman and Collars to dress up the sweater
other relatives in London, '
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gun-
ning, of Granton. visited Friday
with Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Russell
and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Comfort,.
of Fenwick, were weekend visi-
tors with their daughters, Mrs.
Milton Sweitzer. Mrs, Stuart
Sweitzer, Mrs. Jack Pickering;
and -their families.
Report On
Shipka
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hariton
were visitors last week with the
Rev. W. Maines and Mrs. Maines
at Embro, and Mr. and. Mrs.
Ekron Hodgins, at. Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz,
Billie, and Mrs. J. Coleman,
or casual dress make a welcome
little gift. They are pearl
trimmed, fur trimmed and em-
broidered, A line of wool stand-
up collars trimmed with pearls
have a flange edged with fringe
to fit over the shoulder. A cus-
tomer said she bought one in
England but never expected to
see them in Exeter. They are in
black and white at $1.95 'and
Sunday guests with Mr. and featured at Gould and Jory.
Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner, were Handbags, housecoats, gloves,
Mrs. J. H. McGregor, of Grand scarves, hose and handkerchiefs
Bend, and the Rev. J. Semple, are all in good variety in Exe-
of Egmondville, who was anni-
versary speaker at Grand Bend
on Sunday.
Mr. Roy Morenz, accompanied
by Wilmer and Ron Desjardin,
Ray Webb and John Willert, is
on a hunting and fishing 'trip in
Northern Ontario.
The Rev. M. J. Love, Mrs.
Love, Allan and Carol, of Rydal
Bank, were Friday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Love.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hutchin-
son, of Parkhill, were Sunday
visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Howard Clarke add Mrs. Harry
Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheppard
and Dave, and Mrs. B. Lampert
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Charlton and fam-
ily at Ilderton,
Message From
'Whalen
By MRS. F. SOU] RE
Mr. Gordon Hodgins, Ridge -
town, spent the weekend at his
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Foster
and Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Foster
and family, St. Marys, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Squire,
Douglas and Billy, were in Exe-
ter Sunday visiting with Mr. and
Sirs. Edgar Squire.
Mr, and Mrs. Milton Berger,
Donna and Nancy, Seaforth, were
Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Parkinson.
Mrs. T. D. Orme and Mrs.
Young, Ltican,-visited on Tues-
day with Mrs. Alex Bailey.
Mr.- and Mrs. William Rodd,
Grantorr, and Mr. and Mrs. F.
Squire, Prospect Hill, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Melville Gun-
ning on Sunday.
M. and Mrs, Art Cann and
Mr. and Mrs. .Howard Com,
London, spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Mot --
ley. Mr. Walter Gunning, Exeter,
spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Laverne 'Morley,
Mr. and Airs. Fred Brock,
London, and Mr. Bill Brock, To -
rant°, were Sunday visitors with
Mt. and Mrs, William Morley
Sr.
Mrs.
William rt Morley, Sr., and
' Mrs. William Morley, Jr., were
guests on Friday at the Journal.
Argus banquet at DroWn's Con-
ners.
Mrs. Carles (
h10Wah, leacher
at S.S. 12, entertained her pupils
and pre-school children of the
section to a Hallowe'en party
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. C. C. Huebner and Mrs.
r.ntiVia Bielawa, Detreit, were
geology guests at Air. and Mrs.
ril1iam . Morley, Sr.'
Mr. Charles Nelson. Clinton.
was guest Speaker at the United
Church service Sunday in the
interest nf the laymen,
Messrs, :Keil a a d Howard
Hodgson and Itaymnd, ot Lon-
don, are on a hunting frill this
week near Miller's take.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Smith and
Mr, and Mrs. nay Adams, lion.
don, visited recently, with Mr.
anti Mrs. Alton Neil.
Mr, add Mm's, MVO?. Pullman.
Itny and Ammo, Were at Drug -
telt Sunday visiting Ittri end
Mrs. James Pilo.
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ter stores. Shop early, shop often
and shop at home. •
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Shop Early For
A Good Selection.
Our Stock
Is. Complete '
Suggestions For- The Etimily„
For Her
NEW COATS! DRESSVS! SKIRTS!
GRAND'MERE SWEATERS
in Banton, Orlon and Ban -ora, A
complete new range of colors, priced
from $5.25 to $7.95,
CAR COATS
ideal for curling, Popular Chino,
tweeds, nylon and corduroys, sizes 7.
to 14x and 10 to 20, $11.95 to $19.50,
BABY DOLL -PYJAMAS - $3.95 to
• HANDBAGS ....... $1.98 to $9.95
CRINOLINES -
$4.95 to $7.95
DRESSING GOWNS $3.95 to $11.95
Nylons, Gloves, Scarves, Lingerie,
Lace Handkerchiefs and many other
items, •
SPECIAL
THIS WEEK ONLY ,
ARROW WHITE SHIRTS'
Plain or Frorili cuffs, Reg. $5,
$3.49 2 for $6.75
MEN'S DENIM BLUE JEANS
912 oz., Regular $3.49
$2.98 2 for $5.75
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
Tex -Made, '70x90 pr. $5.39
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WOOL SUBURBAN COATS AND
• SHEER GABARDINE CAR COATS.
$19,95 to $24.95
TOPCOATS
Nylon gabardine or pure wool and
cashmere $15.95 to $24,95
100% ORLAMB SWEATERS
by TONY DAY
Machine -washable ,. $6.95 to$10.95
BOYS' SUBURBAN COATS .
Handsome, practical, $12,95 to $18.95.
BOYS' NO -IRON WHITE SHIRTS'
Just like dad's , $2.95
Sport Shirts, Ties, Sox, Sport Coats,
Belts - Choose Now!
For Bali),
Visit our baby department for a coin.
plete line of baby gifts,
For The Home
LACE TABLECLOTHS -- $189 to
$12,50.
TOWEL SETS W, to $2.39
CHENILE BEDSPREADS - $6.95 to
$14.50.
RAYON (Sr; NYLON BED THROWS
"Sunny Spun" Satin Bound, Size '72
x 80 -
DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ARTICLE UNTIL CHRISTMAS
A. May &-Son
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