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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-12-15, Page 11The hostess served lunch and a, social-I rier 4, LADIES' CARDIGANS - Soft Botany Wool. Pink, Sky, Grey, Scarlet, Yellow and Green , „ ..... - . . $3,98 up SLIPS-by Silknit Sulette • Pacemaker • Formula CREPE at $3.00 Up to $4,00 for Satin LADIES' PAJAMAS-Floral Flannelette-16 - 44 $3.89 SILK and RAYON NIGHTIES - The Ideal Gift - Boxed Sizes 32 - 42 ... . $4,79 up FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS-Small, medium, large; alscoOut-size in Long Sleeve $2.75 up Lovely Wabasso Floral FLANNELETTE ideal for Nighties and Pajama's, yard 69c MEN'S HOSE Diamonds, all the new patterns $1.98 up Also all-wool Hose $1.25 Your Choice in Plain or Figured TIES $1. - $1.50 SKI SOCKS in White, Scarlet, Cream, Green Chipman make, pr. $1.19 FINE SHIRTS by Balfour WHITE $3.95 up STRIPES $3.75 up MEN'S KID GLOVES The Ideal Gift $2.50 up Penman's Fleece Shirts and Drawers, sizes up to 46, each - $1.89 Men's Penman's COMBINATIONS 95 p.c. wool - $5.95 Preferred $2.89 MEN'S WORK SOX 2 pairs 99c BOYS' PARKAS Sizes 6 - 16. from $6.49 to $11.95 itouninuminianionimumniing U /1:t\ • U a lit4111111 tnectstmetesteuuctetateteetstatmerittoosteciactstststestemetc LAMP C. AL-1-'6410e" '1'4.4 'el; 1 /44,-4rsoiki.' JUST ARRIVED! New Shipment of BEDROOM LAMPS TABLE LAMPS Beautiful IVIaybelle Crystal Popular Priced. English Dinnerware Urge The Wallpaper Shop Wednesday, December 15, 1948 THE WINGUAIVI ADVANCE-TliVIE.S ,PAGE 11,,LEVEg Sizes 81/2 - 11 $1.40 to $2.50 1144 LADIES' KID GLOVES-Sizes 61/2 to 81/2-Brown, Black. and Blue $2.49 LACE Table CLOTHS •Crepe Dresses Pleasing patterns, 70x90 Just a few left at $6.75 Reduced from $9.50 to 6.98 af . Sizes 12 - 20 38 - 44 $ HANNA'S GIFT Ladies' Wear In The CHRISTMAS SPIR.1T NIGHTGOWNS Adorable feminine' Gowns fashioned of Satin and Crepe, lav- ishly trimmed or deftly tailored - so alluringly lovely you can be certain they'll .be high up on the welcome list when Christmas rolls around, $2.98 to $6.50 SLIPS She'll love our new longer length Slips - - - Lace-trimmed or smartly tailored, they come in Satin and Crepe in a wide variety of straight and bias styles - - all sizes. $2.98 to $4.95 , . NYLONS In her favourite shades. Their sheer loveliness make for a CHARMING GIFT $1.50 to $2.50 PANTIES Nylon, Rayon, English Bemberg Panties come in a wide choice of styles from the briefest of Nylons to conservative practicals. Small, medium and large. 95c to $1.98 For a Merry Christmas Morning Delightful HOUSECOATS Add swish to her moments of leisure with one of our lovely new Housecoats - - - wheth- er it's a glamorous Rose Marie Reid creation or a warm-as-toast flannel-a colorful wool check or a zippered solid shade Satin. Our varied selection offers a happy solution to your more important Christmas giving, $16.50 to $25.00 For the LESS INTIMATE GIFTS All-wool Sweaters, Cardigans and Pullover styles 9 $3.95 to $7.95 Women's Novelty Woollen GLOVES-An- gora and Wool Mixtures, embroidered in contrast • $1.50 to $3.95 Festive and Flattering BLOUSES make ideal Christmas Gifts $2.98 to $4.95 HANKIES To check several names off your gift list- 25c to $1.00 S half hour was enjoyed, Mrs. Ford Sothern SyMpathy is extended to Mrs, Win. Lynn, whose sister, Mrs. Ford Sothern of Harriston passed away in a Toron- to Hospital on Sunday morning fol- lowing an illness of four weeks, Mrs, Sotliern is the former Edith I3unston of Fordwich, and was known in Hi:M- ick. Funeral service will be held Tups day afternoon at Harriston and inter- ment will be in the Fordwieh cetne- tery, Mrs. Luella Sanderson opened her home on Friday evening for the an- nual meeting of the Girls' W. A, Offi- cers were re-elected as follows: Pres., Edith Dinsmore; Secretary, Beryl Ben nett; Treasurer, Marion King; Pianist, Erla Newton; Advisers, Mrs. J. Caley, Mrs, W. C. King. There was a good attendance and an enjoyable evening was spent singing Christmas carols and with contests, readings and a short talk by the rector, Lunch was served by the hostess. WHITECHURCH Mrs. Albert McQuillin spent a few days last week in 'Lucknow with her sister, Mrs. Neil 'McCallum. A reception was held in Langside Hall on Friday evening, in honour of Mr, and Mrs. Eric Evans (nee Winni. fred Donaldson) newlyweds. S.S. No. 9 held a very successful school concert in the school last Fri- day evening when an interesting pro- gram was presented by the children. The monthly meeting of the Mission Band of the Presbyterian Church was held on Saturday with the president, Ann 'McInnis in charge and giving the JUST ARRIVED! WELDREST NYLONS 51 Gauge 20 Denier $2.25 pr. SOFT, SHEER'and EXCITING SHADES The Ideal Gift Attractively Boxed WELDREST BUTTERFLY CHIPMAN A full assortment of BOYS and GIRLS' WEAR - including Heavy Doe ,Skin Shirts, Windbreakers, Breeks, Golf Hose, All-wool; Sweaters, Mitts, Ski CapsOveralls, Underwear, etc. MOTHERS! Don't forget our 10 per cent. DISCOUNT on purchases made with Children's ALLOWANCE. CHEQUE on all Children's Wear, up to size 12 It's Sure to Please when It's from the Hanna's Ladies' Wear Carmichael 's Dry Goods STORE HOURS-8:30 to 6 p.m. to Dec 21 and to 10 p.m. Dec. 22, 23 and 24 • GORRIE Huron County Purchases Pioneer Museum Last Tuesday the Property Corn. of Huron County Council visited Mr. J: H. Neill's 600 piece Pioneer Mus- eum and after seeing the trailers of exhibits of articles used in pioneer days purchased them. Just where it will be permanently located is not yet known. Mr. Neill has just received two tuning forks A and C from Aber- deen, Scotland, they were invented in 1717 by John. Shore, Sergeant Trum- peter, and Geo. I of England. They were used in starting the singing be- fore organs were used in churches. Mr. Neill will be the caretaker and he feels sure that this can be made a 8000 piece Muieum in five years, the best pioneer museum in Canada. United Church The W. A. of the 'United Church are holding their Christmas and annual meeting ,at the home of Mrs. Hilton Ashton on Thurs., Dec. 16th at 2.15 p.m. A good attendance is hOped for. Next Sunday morning the Christ- mas service will be held in the United Church. The C.G.I.T. are having a Vesper service in the evening at 8 p.m. Come and enjoy these services, Women's Auxiliary The annual meeting of St. Stephens W A. was held on Friday at the home of Mrs. Norman Wade with a fine at- tendance. The president, Mrs. H. V. Holmes, opened the meeting with sing- ing of the hymn "Jesus shall reign whereter the sun" and with prayers. Roll call was answered' with a Christ- mas gift to the W. A. and a verse re- ferring to the birth of the oviour. The secretary-treasurer, Mrs, Geo, King, gave an encouraging financial report for the year. The Christmas story from Luke was read by Mrs. W. C. King. The hymh "Go labor on" was sung and Rev. J, C. Caley gave a fine address on the birth of Jesus and took the chair for the election of officers, Mrs, Holmes, who has been the very efficient president for the past thirteen years wished to retire owing to ill health, The folloWing officers were elected for 1949; Hon, Pres., Mrs. J. C. Caley, Mrs, H. V. Holmes; Pres., Mrs, Norman Wade; 1st Vice Pres, Mrs. Ernest King; 2nd Vite Pres.: Mrs. Taylor; Secretary-Treas4 Mrs, Geo, King; Dorcas Sec'y and Meiners, Mrs. W. A. Marsahll, Mrs. C. Ritchie Mrs, B, king, Mrs. Earl Underwood; Little Helpers Sec'y., Mrs John Dinsmore; Living Message Sec., Mira. T. Short; Pianist, MrS, Frank Xing. Tribute was paid the retiring presi- dent for her untiring efforts in the Work of the W. A. during her long term of office, The meeting closed with singing of the Christmas carol "0 Conte all ye Faithful° and prayers. David Crompton JEWELLER Certified Watchmaker FREE Gift Wrapping Service i Alfred St. Wingham 0. i`Inscriptions Repairing 1 Sandblasting Memorials 1 1 ' 25 years experience E The latest in Portable Sandblast I Equipment 1" 1 All *fork 'Personally Executed, i 111111111211101111111111111.11111011111111111111111111110 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coulter also left on Saturday to spend the winter months at the home of their son, Mr. Chester Coulter, of Vancouver. Born-On Wednesday, Dec, 8, in Nanaitn6 General Hospital, Vancouv- er Island, to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Leeson (nee Donis MeClenaghan, of Whitechurch).a son, The folks of the 9th of East Wawa- nosh gathered on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Snowden for the last euchre of the fall. Teti tables were played with Mr. Wm. Humphrey and Mrs. Gordon Naylor holding higlr points Miss ''recla Cook and Roy Robinson holding low points. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Mark Armstrong on January 12. At this Meeting the men put up and served the lunch of sandwiches, pie and ice Cream. gsVPrniMi Sweet Remembrances! Reflection of your good ,tastes our Holiday Wrapped CANDIES - - so delicious, rich and wholesome - a Gift Treat for young and old. Quality Chocolates- Boxed or in Bulk Visit our Soda Fountain-featuring HOT FUDGE SUNDAES The Coffee Shop H. L. SHERBONDY styles to suggest,v andra Will work I on custom designs. El cePUo Y Low Prices. 1 Wm. Brownlie g Box.373 'Phone 450 j enjoyed by all. • A family plot should be graced d with the shrine-like beauty of ▪ ntoum ent which will be ever- ig lastinglyrestmae tribute totln those call to worship; Isabel Elliott led in prayer and Mrs. Dawson Craig read a story "Prove it"; Angus Sutherland led in the responsive reading of Luke 2, and Billy Newman gave the offer- tory prayer. Rev. W. S. Sutherland was present showing slides on Luke 2:1.20, and closed the meeting with prayer. The following officers were elected for next year: Pres., Marjorie Elliott; Vice-Pres., Betty Newman; Sec'y., Jim Gaunt; Treas., Angus Suth- erland; Pianist, Jean Gaunt. The Christmas concert for the Unit- ed Church S. S. will be held on Mon- day, Dec. 20, and for the Presbyterian S. S. on Dec. 21. Miss Grace Moir spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McInnis of RWelaintigviaelsillaUd neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. John Craig gathered Thursday evening for a surprise visit with them before they left on Saturday to spend the winter months at the home of his brother, Mr. Jas. Craig, of Vancouver, and with other relatives there, During the evening they presented Mr, Craig with a new pipe and Mrs. Craig with a purse. All joined in playing euchre, Mrs. John Gaunt and Mr. Wesley Tif- fin held high points, while Mr. and = MONUMENTS n Mrs, J. G. Gillespie held low points. I Lunch was served and a social time 'a