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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-10-20, Page 8LYc ETHeATRE TWO SHOWS, EACH NIGHT starting at 7.30 SATURDAY MATINEE 2 p.m. }111 1 1 Aimmollimo l 44444444 1 lllll 1111111.1111111 lllllllll 111111.11......101....11111111 l lllll 1111.111111 lllll 111111111111 llllll 1111 THURS., SAT., OCT. 21, 22, 23 "Her Husband's Affairs" FRANCHOT TONE LUCILLE BALL MON., TUES., WEDNES., OCT. 25, 26, 27 "Three Daring Daughters" JEANETTE MacDONALD JOSE ITURBI Viiiri•Wertriariarivatrai'erielfareiNitnicdatiAltrvaCtioata7aViteariAtioNvertiii77•S7Zarrhi 11:M111111111.111111110MMII FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE UP-STAIRS FUNE RAL PARLOUR S. J. WALKER PHONES 106 - 189 WINGHAM egAtk Mr 01 Choose Them hayth Early! THE RUSTCRAFT Christmas Cards OF CHARACTER are Now on Display. See these beautiful boxed assortments. Gleam o' Gold Box, 12s $1.00 Christmas Cards for Children, 12s 50c *Irrestible Puppies, 12s 50c *Adorable Kittens, 12s 50c Canadian Silhouettes, 12s $1.00 Beautiful Snow Scenes, 25s $1.00 *New Enchanting Cherub Collection, 25s 1.00 Holly and Poinsettia, 12s $1.00 Christmas Carol Box, 16s $1.50 *16 Cherub Christmas Cards for 79c *Drawing by Marjory Cooper RUSTCRAFT CARDS-The kind you like to Send and Receive! IN ADDITION-ROUS & MANN present their 1948 Edition of Canadian Artist Series Christmas CARDS. They are more beautiful than ever. Canadian Pictures, 18s 75c Canadian Treasures, 12s 50c Canadian Life, 18s 79c Joseph Giunta, 12s $1.25 Paul Caron, 12s $1.25 TOM McLEAN, 12s $1.25 You will like to choose your cards NOW- when you are not rushed with so many holiday things. Be sure to see the RUSTCRAFT and CANADIAN ARTIST SERIES CARDS 'for Christmas-AT McKibbons W. M. S, SECTIONAL MEETING AT GORRIE (Continued iront page one) Two members of Gurrie Mission Band sang a duet during the dinner hour .and words of welcome were giv- en by Mrs, Taylor and responded to by the \\Ingham Auxiliary. The afternoon session opened with worship, led by members of the Wing- ham Evening Auxiliary. Mrs, 1. A. Burden, Binevale, gave a review of the Study Book, "\Vest of the Gorges" by Dr. Kenneth Beaton, and this was followed by a skit, "School for, Leaders" by the ladies of Briek Church, showing the advant- ages of attending this school at Alma College, Solos were rendered by Miss Mein- win, Fordwich, and Mrs. deDoelder, Ethel, and were much enjoyed. 'Mrs. H. D, Taylor, Executive Sec- retary, WT.M,S, Overseas Missions, was the guest speaker, and, has dur- ing the last two years, visited the Missions in India, China, Korea, Ja- pan, Africa and Trinidad. She told of our responsibility as Christian women to the great mass of humanity suffer- ing hunger, cold and disease. She arrived in India about one year ago, just after India took over the reins of government from Britain, and saw some of the millions who had fled from one section of the country to an- other, according to their religion. Nearly one-half of one city had no place to sleep, except on the street; 50% of India's population never have enough to eat, nor their forbears ;be- fore them but the situation was very much aggravated. Three hundred pounds of medicine and relief was sent out from New Yolk on the same 'plane on which Mrs. Taylor travelled. The Canadian Government has also sent several shiploads of wheat to help. The Missionary Church is also an ed- ucational and health centre, India is asking, begging assistance. Can we refuse.' Mrs. Taylor told of conditions in China, how, because of war which has been raging for years, and inflation, the people are suffering from lack of food, proper clothing, and an acute housing shortage, But there are groups of faithful Chinese still tryisg to live the Christian life and wished thanks be sent to the churches for r Special Services Wiligham Baptist Church Oct. 24•31 Inclusive Rev. L. R. Coupland, of Aurora Playing Trumpet, ,Piano Accordian, Piano Solos; Preaching, and Illustrating Sermons and Hymns as He Draws with Colourerd Chalk. SUNDAY MEETINGS 10 a.m. 11 a.m. 7 p.m. WEEK NIGHTS 8 p.m. MONDAY through FRIDAY llllll 111111 lllllll llllllllll 111111111111111111111111111111 eimmoavrawrosmogswOomoem*.miNliiroaseoemo Custom Sawing and Planing We make Flooring and Siding STOVE WOOD and FURNACE BLOCKS for Sale James A. Wilson WHITECHURCH Telephone 402 r 2 .......10111.1.001mommo10.11.M11.1411111*(11.11110.111111111 04111WHM,04=Mr r.‘ SALVATION ARMY Welcome Services for Captain and Mrs. Henry &Vries 11 a.m.-Holiness Meeting. 2:30 p.m.-Sunday School. 7:00 p.m.-Salvation Meeting. TAXI DAY or NIGHT Phone 65 JIM CAMERON All Passengers Insured sending them this religion, They begged more missionaries be sent to them. Korea is divided into two sections with the north ruled by Communists. Three million people have- escaped ti 11.1100 *nand •••••• Mil11.11•1 0•11•1•1111 11.01•61 .1111•11111 $75.00 1 • • s '0,•••••.: .**•:•••• c• • : 1•10111•1 Nan. =▪ MIMS 0111•101111 0•11•1•111 Num. 01•1•1•111 0/. Sumimgd •••••••11 ••••••• •••••••• 11111.1•11 N101111•121. Immo. ••••••• .1•1•111111 Moommog N UMMI IRMO/ ••••••• O 111 INANNI mom. noMaNal 011, ••••••• MN. NAMONNI 11•11111•• MINIM 111•410.111 pmmonl mo•••1 AP 1.1.1•1. 1•••••• 11••••• 11••••••- • .11111. IMEMM 11•••=1.1 we should strive to win the others for work in these Christian enterprises. 49 Fordwich Auxiliary invited the Sec- tional meeting for next year, S RAGE EIGHT THE WINGHAI11 ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, October 20, 1948 TOOKE PYJAMAS TOOKE SHIRTS KING DEPT. STORE "The Friendly Store" ;i11111111M#111111.0.11,0$11.11111...1,01011.40 ,110111,11111O1(.11.111,11Willt. lll 14$i Ladies' "Ready-to-Wear" Department is sure to capture the Women's Vote For lovely Winter warmth . . . Fine Wools with beautiful fur trimming. The newest in Coat sil- houettes. These new' Winter Coats at KINGS are luxurious in appearance and are all Chamois-lined. $37.50 - To complete your Winter wardrobe you must have a Smart New Dress from KINGS new selection. Win the acclaim of all well dressed women. You too, will be excited when you see the SATINS, TAFFETAS, CREPES and WOOLS in the fatest colours. They're cleverly fashioned with slimming drapes and pepluns-Slender skirts-surplice or draped neckline, and beaded or braid_ trim. $16.95 - $21.50 GLOVES The search for GLOVES has led to KINGS! Soft English Chamoisette in Slip-On styles. All new long-length in new Fall tones. Black, Continental Green, Navy, Brown Sizes 6 - 8 $1.00 to $2.19 New Fall Handbags In Plastic Calf, Genuine Leathers and Morocco Black, Green, Red, Brown, Black $4.25 to $11.95 SCARVES and SQUARES Pure Silk Squares. Can be worn over the head or around the neck. Attractively patterned in Victorian designs. $3.19 to $4.75 VESTEES . SHEERS - CREPES - TAFFETAS - New Fall Dress Fronts just arrived to add charm to your Fall wardrobe. All colours to harmonize with Suits or Sweaters. See the new PLAID TAFFETA VESTEES $2,95-$3.19-$3.75 DRUG *TORE Don't Miss These Meetings Kul D. S 111.101•• 1.11111111. CARDS FOR EVERY OCCASION 11•1 111111=1 MINIM 1=1,•11. 011 •I•1/I• , llllll11, 11111111, llllll lllll llllllllll llllll ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, t ,,,,,, 1.,1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 111111111111.111...1111.111.11 ,,,,,, 1 1111111111.1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 111111111111111M ,,,,, 1 ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 ,,,,, thill11111111111111.1 ,,,, llllllllllllll 11.11111,11 lllll eitil lllll MORNING CHEER COFFEE 0•41•111 .191011••• MINIM 1•1111111•0 IM="11 1••••• Minn Ground Fresh While You Wait 53c lb E. D. Smith's Pure 13 oz, bot. Tomato Ketchup ...25c Stokely's Fancy 48 oz. tin TOMATO JUICE , 27c WIZARD GLASS WAX It's Newl For Glass or Silver 16 oz. bottle 49c Dalton's Atsorted Jelly Powders 3 pkg: 22c Campbell's Tomato Soup, tin -11c Pitted Sair Dates, lb 23c '/z lb. pkg. Shredded Cocoanut 30c Cleaned Currants lb. 20c lb. Glace Red Cherries 72c White Raisins, lb. 25c 16 oz. bot. Maraschino Cherries 69c Shelled Pecans 3 oz. 25c Walnut Halves % lb 54c 1/2 lb. pkg. Coloured Cocoanut 32c /2 lb. pkg. Shelled Almonds ...36c Seedless Raisins, lb. 19c lb. Whole Citron Peel 53c lb. Whole Orange Peel 39c lb. Whole Lemon Peel 39c FOUR O'CLOCK BLACK OR MIXED TEA 49c 1/2 lb Domestic Shortening lb. 39c Robin Hood/Quick Cooking Oats, 5 lbs 43c Polly Prim Sweet Green PEAS' 14c tin Mild Canadian NEW CHEESE lb. 49c 111.111111.1111111111111111111111•111111MMN Aylmer Pork & Beans 2 tins 29c BRAEBURN FOUNTAIN SERVICE Delicious Ice Cream Bricks always available MEALS LUNCHES SHERBONDY'S COFFEE SHOP Next to Lyceum Theatre Our stock of CANDY, is complete-Bulk and box CHOCOLATES there but the W.M.S. are co-operating with the Presbyterian Mission already there and sending one missionary and a grant of $300 for a girls' school. Japan is prostrate. Whole cities have been destroyed. Japan could not grow enough rice to feed her people but imported from Formosa and China but since the war she cannot afford to buy, Some relief has already been sent by the Chnrches. Many church buildings were destroyed and the Christian leaders paid for their faith with imprisonment or with their lives, Now the doors are wide open. The 'youtha re saying: "Tell us about Christ or Tell us about Communism". Which shall it be? Kagawa said: "The next ten years will determine the ,destiny of Japan", Whatever affects these countries will affect Can- ada hi the years to come. • Mrs. Kirkby's, President's adress was read by Mrs,nWilSon, Brussels. She stressed the great opportunities in postwar days. Only One-Ottailet of our women are W.M.S. riembers and POSLUNS Chesterfields and Occasional Chairs Repaired and Recovered Free Pickup and Delivery STRATFORD UPHOLSTERING COMPANY 42 limns/10e St. STRATFORD - ONTARIO Enquiries should be left at R. A. Currie's, Wingluun, Arrange now to have 'that Chesterfield or Chair re-covered, before the pre-Christmas rush! ITV I L I 4:7 Smith's Economy Food Store FRUITS for Christmas Cake just arrived I MeCormick's . De Simth's Pure 10 oz. Hallowe'en Kisses lb 39c PHONE E NE 161 FREE DELIVERY PHONE, Pure Grape Juice .Ic llll ll llll i llll l lll l l I l l lll 11 l l llll l l l ll lllll ll l lllllllllllllllllll lllllll ll l llll l 1$11111iiii lll llll ll l llll II l ti l ll I IIYIM n. across the border with nothing but their lives.. They are in sore need of clothing. They are in sore need of clothing. ' Missionaries too, are needed rf