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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-12-07, Page 8Hundreds of Special GIFT Offerings Armitages Men's Oven. coats on SALE Men—Here is your op- portunity to buy that new OVERCOAT. Every Overcoat goes on sale from now until Christmas. $35.00 Coats for 24.50 $42.00 Coats for 34.50 $58.00 Coats for 49.50 IstetiMetatelabetVe,g0laMS3M0l0MtRtaselgttitlete-MiK4VORW0MaRleills4 -ADAMS HATS in all new shades $5.00 and $6.50 We have the MINIATURE HAT and GIFT CERTIFIC- ATE. Give him one of these, then let him choose his own col- or after Christmas, l re t 'tact zetVQ+oia:01,4000V4; ;+. .e.itMgtVe at ill art TIES Gay, splashy prints to please every male member of the fam- ily. Each tie in a box 50c to $2,00 PYJAMAS—in flannelette $3.25 Broadcloth $4.50 MEN'S SOX At Christmas time we always have a beautiful assortment to choose from. Cashmere and Diamonds 50c to $2.25 Before you buy a New SHIRT for him. SEE OUR SELEC- T/ON FIRST and you'll be con vinced we have the smartest shades in town, 'Prised from $3.25 to $5.50 swrs,ATtRS Vint Sleeveless at $3.0 Men's Button. CARDIGAN'S at OM 4:X/rAi*MIt'VrlitrAVtoir Itt to 10. LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS Silk Gowns in crepe, satin, and Rainbow stripe colours Blue and Tea Rose In small, medium and large Our Low Price $3.75 to $6.00 LADIES' SLIPS Strictly Tailored In the newest straight cut and long length. This slip retails everywhere for $4.85 Our Low Price $3.85 Others at $3.50 SILK PANTIES 95e, — $1,25 — $1.50 Imported neautiful All-Wool SCARVES in Checks, Plains, Note our low price $2,75 SILK SCARVES hi lovely flor- al designs. This is a very low price $1.85 LADIES" IIANDXERCI-IIEPS You cannot resist buying sev- eral of these at our very low price, They come 2 to a look at 50e, 8 to a boX $1.15 Separate Handkerchiefs 35e, ' agt r r • 4:4" r NYLONS in 42-45 and 51 gauge Also sub-standards at 95c Use our HOSIERY CARD to buy your Christmas Nylons. You get One Pair FREE with every 10 pair bought LADIES' FABRIC GLOVES in short and long length. Colours, black, blue, brown, grey rumfrappe, Our very low price $1.45 This makes a wonderful gift for her. PETTICOATS in white crepe only OUR LOW PRICE . $2.98 BRASSIERS — We have a lovely selection to choose from. Note our Low prices 115c, %.10, and 0.50 Ladies' Flannelette Gowns $2.65 Crepe Pyjamas 0.95 Broadcloth Pyjamas $5,73 orr WESTFIELD The Mission Band held their'Xmas meeting on Sunday afternoon with it good attendance, The meeting opened by repeating the members purpose. The scripture lesson was read from Luke 2: 8-14, by Gerald McDowell. Prayer by Mrs. Howard Campbell; reading by Lois Campbell; Study. Book was taken. by Mrs. Chas, Smith. The Roll Call was palled by Gwendol- yri McDowell, reading by Ronald Snell. Responsive reading led by Ruth Cook on "Why We Hold Christmas." The election of officers was in charge of -Mrs. Howard Campbell. President, Donna Walden; Vice-President, Lois Campbell; Secretary, Ruth Cook; As- sistant Sec'y., Gwendolyn McDowell; Treasurer, Barbara Smith, The meet- ing closed with prayer by Mrs, C. Smith. A shower of Christmas gifts ,vere brought in by the Mission Band meMbers and will be sent to head- quarters at Toronto. Mr. James Ireland of Saskatoon, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs, Charles Smith and other friends. Mr. A. E. Cook of Blyth, visited on Sunday with Mrs. Fred Cook and family. Mr, and Mrs. R. Vincent, Mr, and Mrs, Dan MacKenzie, of Blyth, visit- ed on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Marvin McDowell. Mr. Ken McAllister of St. Angus- tine, spent the week-end with. Mr. Norman Wiglitinan. Mr. John Gear of Kitcltmr, vent the week-end with Mr. Armond Mc- Burney. Airs, Clarence Cox attended the fun- eral on Saturday of the late Mrs, Jim Cullen of Grey Township. Mr. and Airs. Earl Wightman and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pharis Mathers of Lueknow, BELORAVE W. A. Bazaar The Woman's Association of the United Church, held a successful tea and Christmas bazaar when more than $100_ was realized, Mrs. Harold Proc- ter is the president of the W.A. Those in charge of the different tables were: sewing, Mrs. Richard Chamney; Mrs. Herbert Wheeler; aprons, Airs. J, M, Coultes, Mrs. Harry Campbell; baking, Mrs, J, Carl Procter, Mrs. George Martin; farm produce, Mrs, J, Anderson; post office, Mrs. M. Wellings; Mrs. J. C. Procter; The Baby Band, snider the leader, Mrs. Norman Walsh, had a table of home- made candy. In charge of the tea were Mrs. Jesse Wheeler, Mrs. Lyle Hop- per, Mrs. Albert Vincent, Mrs. M. Nicholson and Mrs. Scott. Air, and Mrs. Howard Wilkinson and Mrs. John McGill spent the week- See Our New Lamps Smart As Tomorrow Floor, Table, Boudoir and Pin-Up • WALLPAPER SHOP ELMER WILKINSON - DECORATOR .12M=rV2V-INDWID"'IMWV113-.12 24312t.l&MatrirDaatMX2a0b. • Perdue; Quilt Committee, Mrs. 5, Mc- 13radburn, Mrs, A. Montgomery,' The Gill, Mrs. R. Higgins, Mrs, H. Neth- meeting closed with prayer and lunch Cry. Visiting Committee, Mrs, M. was served by the hostess. Wingham Night Saturday, Dec. 10th 8:30 p.m., at the MEMORIAL ARENA WALKERTON Stratford Kroehlers Jr, "A" vs. Walkerton Iron Firemen To acquaint Winghatn Fans with Western On- tario's leading Int, "13" Club, 50 FREE TICKETS are available at CKNX and VIC LOUGHMAN'S BARBER SHOP, FREE CHANCE on Kroehier Recliner CHAIR tit all who attend game. Stewart Home Appliances TELEPHONE 29 - WINGHAM, ONT. Model RK-20 411(01M4A, 14 LoupLot Her,,,; • „ cirri N • The gift you've wanted to give for so many Christmases is waiting for you now at the Frigidaire dealers listed below. Beautifully designed and su- perbly built, the Frigidaire Electric Range has feature after feature that means faster, carefree cooking—better meals , with less time in the kitchen. Come in now so you'll be assured of Christmas delivery. Model RK-60 Frigidaire Electric Ranges now on display at? — you get their in a Frigidaire Electric Range Really automatic cooking — with the Cook - Master Clock Control! Oven turns on, turns off auto- matically, at time set. Radiantube Surface Units have 5 exact, controlled cooking speeds. Quick to heat, sparing of electric current. The Triple-Duty Thor- miser leads a busy life, First, it's a deep well cooker. Seam° it's a small oven Third, it gives you an extra surface unit, Baking-hot in 51/2 minutes—that's how quickly this big Even • Heat Oven warms up! Has auto- matic time and tem- perature signals. No spill-over problem , here — not with this streamlined Flowing.' Top sf acid-resistant Lifetime Porcelain. No cracks to catch spill-overs• THE WINGHAM ADVANCE,TTIVIE.$ 'PAGE QH Vin. Wednesday, December 7th, 1940 end in London. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Breckow of Goderich, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Victor Campbell. Miss Lois Kelly of London,. spent the week-end at her home. Miss 111erle Anderson of Brantford, spent the week-end at her home. The books were changed at the Lib- brary this week. Library hours Satur- day from 2 till 4, W. I. Christmas Meeting The meeting of the W. I. will he held on December 1.8th, at the home of Mrs. C. R. Coultes, with Mrs. C. Putdon and Mrs. Herb Wheeler, con- veners. An address will be given by Rev. W. J. Moores, Music by Mrs. Jas. Michie; Reading, Mrs. Walter Scott; a contest will be conducted by Mrs. Stanley Cook, The Roll Call Memories of Christmas from Child. hood, Refreshments, Mrs. J. Anderson, Mrs. Wellings, Miss Edith Pt-oeter, Please note change of date. The annual meeting of the I.adi .s' Guild of Trinity Church was held at the home of Mrs, C. H. Wade with a good attendance, The Vice-President, Mrs. Richard Procter had charge of the meeting. Plans were completed 0A . for the bazaar and leg to be held in the Co-Op. club rooms the fabwing Tuesday. Rev, M. G, Wyatt took 1:.. charge for the election of the follow- ing officers for the,. Procter and Mrs. coating year: TIon. , 1 Presidents, Mrs. P. , 5. VanCatnp; Pres., Mrs, C. Ti, Wade; ist Vice-Pres., ',Nfrs, L. Vannan; See 'Y Mrs. W. Bridges;T`Teas., Mrs. C. ' Nethery; Plower Convener, Mrs. A.