The Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-12-07, Page 2GIFTS for HIM
RAZORS
Electric Remington , $19.95, $23.95
ROLLS, reg. $12.50, Clearing $9.95
GILLETT . .98c, $1.29, $3.79, $5.00
SHAVING BRUSHES
RUBBER-SET $1.50, $2.00, $3., $4.
HAIR BRUSHES
Military Type - Single and Doubles
TRAVELLING KITS-Zippered -
$5.95, $8.4% $11.50, $19.45, $24.95
HOLD-ALL KITS $5.50, $5.95, $8.50
PIPES LIGHTERS
PIPES . _ .$1.00, $1.50, $2.50 and up
LIGHTERS $5, $5.85, $8.85, $10., up
SHAVING SETS
By Yardley, Seaforth, Woodbury
Shaving Bowls 75c, 98c, $1.25, $1.50
CAMERAS - KODAKS
$3.00, $5.95, $6.72, $8.12 (Box)
Folding, $14.56, $21.00, $25.25, $39.50,
$48.50, $72.80 and up
LEATHER BILLFOLDS
$1.95, $2.50, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 up
CHRISTMAS Greeting CARDS
BOXES 25c, 49c, 75c, 98c, $1.00, $1,25
SEPARATE 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c and up
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Blood-Testing and is proud to announce all birds
100% Pullorum Free
This assures our customers of healthy, vigorous
Chicks. Since our price list went to press we have
Added White Leghorns
To those preferring this breed we suggest order-
ing as early as possible as our supply will be limited
PULLETS, per 100 $30.00
COCKERELS, per 100 $20.00
As a matter of fact, all orders received early stand
a better chance of being filled with what you want
when you want them. A 10 per cent. deposit is
all that is required with your order.
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ants h..1 in tilt. Christmas progrion.
vanille14.;litini.:. st rvice, singitn.;
Christmas lirttitis aunt reatiitn.; ,if ap-
pr,i,r im e ..ecipture scivetions. .A.I.1 the
officers tvere re-tiveted tor 1050 as
follows: Prvsi.lt, lit. :Mrs. j. A. Ilurden.
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viee-pre,,ident, :tir,. tleorge Fell; Re-
et r‘litn:;; ".t•eret at y. NI rs.:. Snarling
.1, Johnston ; Treasurer. -....tli-..s Emma
! Johnston sk,,crt.t.arie.-, Christian Stew-
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WHITECHURCH
Wickstead; Associate Helpers Sec'y,
Mrs. George Thornton; Supply, Lit-
erature and Missionary Monthly Sec.,
'Phone Wingharn 404J2
Mi-s. Joseph Curtis; Press Sec'y.,
Miss Duff; Pianist, Mrs. Charles
Hoffman; Assistant, Mrs, Carl John-
ston.; Mission. Band Superintendent,
Mrs. W. J. Johnston; Baby Band
Snuperintendent, Mrs. Earl Hamilton.
Mrs. John Wickstead presided,. for
the meeting of the Woman's Associa-
tion, Mrs, George Thomson read the
secretary's report apd Mrs. Alex Mc-
Crackin gave the treasurer's state-
ment. The society received donations
of toys to be sent to Halifax for the
children of immigrants landing there.
Members of the Triple Group of
the Ladies' Aid Society of Knox
Presbyterian Church enjoyed a pleas-
ant social function on Wednesday
evening, when the Busy Bees were
guests of the Turnberry Hustlers at a
cold meat supper, served in the Sun-
day School room of the chuurch. The
tables were attractive with: white cov-
ers and red and green. decorations.
Mrs, Leslie Greenaway, captain of the
winning side, extended thanks to,. the
hostesses and Mrs. Alex MacTavish
replie.d.. Mrs. Gordon Mundell, presi-
dent of the group, thanked the ladies
for their fine co-operation throughtout
the year. She complimented the mem-
bers for their splendid effort in making
the talent money a financial success
and presented Mrs. J. C. Higgins with
a set of book, ends in recognition of
her talent returns. in reply the recip-
ient told how she' had put her talent
money to "use..
Mr. and Mrs.. R. J. McMurray
opened their home this week for the
annual social . evening. sponsored by
the Morris group of the Ladies Aid of
Knox Presbyterian Church, when the
membels entertained their husbands
and families. Twenty-eight enjoyed
cards, Frank Shaw won the greatest
number of points and Mr. Hayman
of Stratford, who is spending the win-
ter months 'with his daughter, Mrs.
McMurray, played the most lone
hands, Bill Elston played the part of a
lady and was high on points and Mrs.
Bernard was the lone hand winner.
Two new corners to the party this
year were the eight-weeks-old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bowie and
the young son of Mr.' and Mrs. Bill
Elston. A delicious lunch was served
by the ladies,
The _president, Mrs. J. J. Elliott,
presided for the annual meeting of
the W,M.S. held in Sunday School
room of Knox Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Walter Stnillie read the Christ-
mas story as recorded in St. Luke's
gospel and Mrs. L. C. Jorgensen led
in prayer. The treasurer, Mrs. Harvey
Robertson, reported that the allocation
had been exceeded. Over 40 visits had
been made on new corners, the sick
and the shut-ins, also a large number
of cards were sent. Other secretaries
reported on the year's work. The soc-
iety voted to have a life membership
certificate the objective for 1950. The
secretary reported a 'proposed raise
in the allocation, for next year, Miss
Olive Scott presided for the election
of 'officers. The report of the nomin-
ating committee was presented by
Mrs. Harry Elliott, and was accepted
as follows: President, Mrs. James J.
Elliott; 1st. vice-president, Mrs. Wal-
ter Smillie; 2nd, vice-prdesident, Mrs.
W. H, McKinney; Secretary, Mrs, El-
dred Nichol; Assistant, Mrs. Harry
Elliott; Treasurer, Mrs. Harvey Rob-
ertson; Secretaries: Home Helpers,
Mrs, Lloyd Felker; Glad Tidings, Mrs.
J. C. Higgins; Welcome and Welfare,
Mrs. Raymond Elliott, Mrs. H. Rob-
ertson, Mrs, Walter Smillie; Press
Miss Olive Scott; Literature and Lib-
rary, Mrs. Bill Mundell; Life Mem,:
bership, Mrs. Harry Elliott; Supply,
Mrs. W, H. McKinney; Pianisa, Mrs.
Higgins, assistant, Mrs. R, Elliott.
Christmas hymns were sung and the
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Its' GE TWO THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, December 7th, 1949
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PERFUMES
CHANEL No, 5, No. 22 $5.00, $10.00
LeLONG 4 Fragrances $2.50
GEMEY $1.50, $3.50
COLOGNES
CHANEL No. 5, No. 22 $3.00, $5.50
LeLONG 4 Fragrances „ $1,50, $2.50
YARDLEY LOTUS, Etc. , , . .$1.50
EVENING-IN-PARIS ....85c, $1.60
GEMEY (Hudnuts) _ , _ „ . , . $1.75
FRIENDSHIP GARDEN . .. .$1.25
BATH SALTS
YARDLEY, EVENING IN PARIS,
CLIFTON, OLD SPICE, LAVEN-
DOMEAL, BATHETTE (Globules)
65c - $1.25
FANCY SOAPS
YARDLEY, HUDNUT, ROGER &
GALLET, EVENING IN PARIS,
DuBARRY
• DRESSER SETS
3 and 5 piece $5.95 up to $11.50
COSMETIC SETS
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