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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-12-19, Page 10• THE STORE WHERE LOVELY LASTING GIFTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AND HOME ARE ATTRACTIVELY DISPLAY- ED TO MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING A DELIGHT. KINGS FINE KID GLOVES • Black Brown White ANGORA GLOVES and FUR MITTS After Shave Lotion. 5 °Z. . .. $1.35 &toting Bowl ... • $1.65 Talcum Powder .. .75 Shaving Cream ....... .55 Other Lentherie Toilet Preparation* for nun are available in our afore. McKibbons For Men of Action . . . LENTHERIC TOILET REQUISITES Smith s Economy Food Store ktokley's Fancy Orange and Grapefruit Tomato Juice, 48 oz. tin 27c I Blended Juice, 20 . oz tin 22c Christmas Navel ORANGES 288s 39c 220s 53c ' 176s 65c 150s 73c dozen dozen dozen , dozen Fancy Layer womiu Table Figs V lb, pkg,23c ma.ww• 2 California Fancy Table Mates, lb. VanCamp's Choice Ungraded. Peas, 20 oz. tin 15c California Fancy Diamond BUDDED WALNUTS, lb. 65e Fresh Roasted .Salted PEANUTS, lb 35c Allen's Choice Apple Jtfpice, 20 oz. tin ......., ,14c A new shipment just arrived Kassock Style, sizes 4 to 9 in Walking and Cuban Heels CHILDREN'S THREE BUCKLE Cashmerette Overshoes Sizes 5 to 13 and 1 to 3 SLIPPERS FOR ALL THE FAMILY An easy solution for that last-minute Gift Rhys Pollock: "SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY° Featuring GZe HART ,,.hoe 14A `1"1-M WINGRAM ADVANCE-TAMES Thursday, December 19th, 1946 lI :. \‘ t 4 RAY JANE CHARLES' CYD HARRY ' 10 COLLINS • DARWELL • DINGLE • CHARISSE • DAVENPORT tn 0 and THOMAS MITCHELL • )`,rfTrZary.":,:',41');IROmignadEit:TST i Pres ented by JOHN GOLDEN vaiesupon the Play by AVON STRONG • Staged by WINCHELL SMITH • . : Directed by EDWARD BUZZELL • Produced by WILLIAM H. WRIGHT ' DEC. 25th ONLY—TWO SHOWS-7.30 & 9.30 O The picture to be shown for this matinee is "THE ENCHANTED FOREST" O Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, December 23, 24, 25 LY c'ETHEATRE Free Matinee for Child only 11 SATURDAY-2.00 p.m. MARGARET 0 BRIEN :Lionel BARRYMORE • Lewis STONE • Edward ARNOLD O k 40 1:2 Hollywood said thot "Three Wise Fools" would be one of the most enjoyable entertainments of the' year because of its human story and Margaret O'firien's wonder- ful performance. Hollywood's pre- diction has come true! HOLLYWOOD PREDICTED! tr Dt3tWatIA-2421c2ADMaRtNailCit-NctaftDaccDiretWeltb : The largest and finest assortment of HANDKERCHIEFS GIVE QUALITY GIFT. CHRISTMAS at KINGS brings you supremely fine merchandise of a quality, perfection and service traditional at KINGS., For a complete presentation of GIFTS 4. SHE WILL PRIZE 'we suggest A VISIT .to the STORE. King Dept. Store ST. ANDREW'S W.M.S. ELECT OFFICERS .Finf..1..*•••••• The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of , St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, was meld in the Sunday School Room on Tuesday afternoon, December 10th., at 'three o'clock, following an executive meeting at 2.80, at which the various 17, eports of the officers were given. The President, Mrs. W. J. Hecuba.- son, occupied the chair, and the Inca- ing was opened with the Lord's Prayer in unison. The Scripture reading was given by Mrs. E. R. Harrison, follow- ed by the singing of a hymn. The general business of the meeting was then proceeded with, and the Secre- fary's report was given by Mrs. T. A. Currie, also the Treasurer's report by Mrs. Geo. Olver. The yearly reports were given by the officers of the Soc- iety, and a splendid year's work was brought to a close. After the singing of a hymn, the Glad Tidings Prayer was given by Mrs. Geo. Olver. Mrs. Donald Rae read some very interesting articles from the book, "Christian World Facts." The offering was received, followed by Dedicatory Prayer given by Mrs. Geo. Day, after the singing of another hymn, the Missionary topic was read by Mrs, N. L. Fry, which was most interest- ing and helpful, being the last chapter of the current study book, "Think of Africa". Mrs. Ford, (formerly Miss Grace Tucker), favored with a lovely solo, a Christmas Hymn. After the closing remarks of the President, Mrs. W. J. Henderson, in which she ex- pressed her thanks for the assistance she had received during the past year from the. officers and members of the Society, Mrs, Henderson vacated the chair and Mrs, Alex Nimcno conduct- ed the installation of the new officers for the coming year, which are as fol- lows:— Hon. President—Mrs, Donald Rae President—Mrs. W. J. Henderson 1st, Vice Pres.—Mrs. PI, F. McGee 2nd, Vice-Pies.—Mrs. P. D, King 3rd. Vice-Pres,,—Mrs. Alex Nimmo Secretary—Mrs. T. A. Currie Treasurer---Mrs. Geo. Olver Glad Tidings Sec.—Mrs. H. C, Mac- Lean. Press Sec.—Mrs, John Hanna Social Convener—Mrs. Donald Rae "Lit. and Lib. Sec,—Miss Mary Graham, Supply Sec.—Mrs. H. C. MacLean. Pianist—Miss K. Pringle. Home Helpers Secretary—Mrs. T, C, King, Assistant, Mrs, E. Harrison. Welcome and Welfare—Miss Fran- cis Wilson, (convenor), Miss Beatrice Graham, !Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs. H, C. MacLean, Mrs. Geo. Day, Mrs, Donald Rae, Mission Band LeaderMrs. H. Ait- cheson, Assistant, Mrs. M. Somers. Auditors—Miss Annie McBurney and Miss Verna McLaughlin. The Meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. p. D. King. UNITED W.M.S. HOLDS CANDLELIGHT SERVICE The ladies of the Women's Mission- ary Society of the Wingham United Church met in the S. S. room for their Degember meeting and election of of- ficers on Tuesday afternoon, the 10th., at 3 o'clock. A good attendance was present to enjoy the Candlelight Ser- vice which was -in charge of Mrs. W. A. Beecroft. Miss Boe and a group of girls from the C.G.I.T. took part in the service with Miss Boe reading "Even Unto Bethlehem" by Vandyke and the C.G.I.T. singing the lovely old Christ- mas Carols. During the business part of the meet- ing conducted by the ,president, Mrs. Hiseler, Mrs. VanWyck, the treasurer, gave a report that the allocation for the year had been exceeded. Mrs. Hingston gave the nominating commit- tee's report and the officers for 1947 are: - Past Pres.—Mrs. Lenin. Field President—Mts. L. Hiseler 1st Vice Pres,—Mrs. N. Underwood '2nd, Vice Pres.—Mrs, A. Orvis 3rd Vice Pres.—Mrs. E. S. Lewis ;Treasurer—Mrs, 1hr. 'VanWyck- Secretaries—Recording, Mrs. Fling-. ston; Corresponding; Mrs. C. Hopper; Com, Friendship, Mrs. Htitcheson;. Supply, Mrs. A. Cosens; Christian Stewardship, Mrs. Wm. Field; Terim- erance, Mrs. Johnston; Press, Mrs. W. J,•Adams; Systematic, Mrs. Dr. Fox; Literature, Miss 'Turner; Assoc. Hel- pers, Mrs. McLaughlin; Baby Band, Mrs. Burgman. Social Convener—Mrs. W. J. Greer Convener of Communion—Miss M. Taylor. Pianist—Mrs. W. A. Beccroft Auditor—Mrs. Heukhan BAIR The regular weekly meeting of the Baptist Young People was held on Monday night, opening with the sing- ing of the Christmas Carol, "0 Come All Ye Faithful" and prayer by Mrs. Bruce MacLean, The•following uses were sung, "It is Morning in My Heart", "I Love, Him Better Every Day" and "He's the One I Love in the Morning", which were sung heartily by all, A violin solo of:the Christmas Carol, "Silent Night". was. very well supplied, by Mr. Cestnick .and accompanied by Miss Marjorie FAlCoher„ Mrs. :Frank Collar then conducted a Bible Quiz and all participated. `Miss Jessie Cur- rie read the scripture which was found. in IIKings, 6; 1-7. Frank Cellar sang a solo entitled, "He's looking on You", which was .very appropriate for the message of the evening, given by, Mr. Cestnick who based his remarks on the scripttire reading, which were very challenging to young people to be zeal- ous and witness for Christ., The Meeting was dosed with the Christmas Carol, "0 Little 'Town • of Bethlehem" and prayer by Harold Pocock. ed by the hostess. ,Mrs. Harvey, Watson and little granddaughter of London, visited with Mrs. Wm. Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs. Carl. Johnston of Jam- estown, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnston. Miss Marion Smith of Listowel, was , a guest of Miss Eleanor Taylor for the past week, .! • ' Thursday, Friday, Saturday,, December 19, 20, 21 LANA TURNER JOHN GARFIELD —In "The Postman Always Rings Twice" (Adult Entertainment) Show starts evenings at 8 p.m. Saturday, 7.45 p.m. Santa's Suggestion Store LADIES' 'VESTEES 0 a ea 14-001-0- roo-,Pore-Nivrwir2 3 An Excellent Gift Ladies' Velvet Overshoes O O 11 0 0 0 O 11 PLASTIC BELTS wait, Durable Leather BAGS DRESSING GOWN SCARF ..kiM01111•111110MmI Icark*DaisTatrarDislaslelaTMIA-701241/2177t,VrAliVa7a4i2tar2t-XlMeat2MItcliOiNtOltsWisill • TELEPHONE 161 BELGRAVE The Belgrave A.Y.P.A. mete at the Rectory, Blyth, on Friday evening with a very good attendance. A Christ- mas hymn was swig and Rev. J. Hen- derson led in prayer, Secretary and Treasurer's reports were received. The toPic, was given by Muriel Brydges. Mr. Henderson was in charge of the recreational period, •ChristmaS Carols were sung after which lunch was -serv- t . GRILL and DINING ROOM Closed Xmas Day but will take Reservations for New Year's Dinner and Parties Brunswick Dining Room W. E. Smith WINGHAM ON 1. - FREE DELIVERY - FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES iceberg Head Lettuce, ea . ... 17c Green Celery Hearts, bunch, 19c 96s Grapefruit .„...5 for 28c I Waked Turnips, lb. ..... Cape Cod Eatmore CRANBERRIES, lb. , „ 65c California Red EMPEROR GRAPES, lb. ...23e B. C. DELICIOUS Eating APPLES, doz. ,42c Gilehrist's Christmas Fruit . Cakes, 45c, and 6k lb. Xmas Golden Mixed Nuts 11)449c ltAT/OX COUPON8 VALM THURSDAY, DEC. 19th SUGAR —Nom St to 888 1111TTglt—Nos, 829 1385 • MEAT.,,N'oi, M56 to M64 $861004161446640W644001414041006610(140161606006440161000000448166104040V41 •