HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-12-10, Page 12.4
KENWOOD BLANKETS
iviik,better gift than a famous DENWOOD?
She'll, be.delighted with the wonderful shades
and: the feel of this luxurious blanket.
Priced from $12,50 to $20.95
PILLOW SLIPS
• k A very attractive selection of smart Pillow
Slips — in boxed sets $2.98 Priced at
• Also popular Wabasso quality in plain or
hemstitched: $1.39 $2.15 Priced from
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,CUSHIONS
Smart little Throw Cushions,
corduroy covered in a won-
derful'selection bf shades.
Price $1,49
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Chenille Spreads
Plain Similes including Whites
With self pattern or rich
looking shades with fancy
trim in contrasting colours.
Priced from •
$9.95 to $12.95
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YOITC11 REPAIRS AilooNikinx cuiwous
George Williams
Lovi,ted Som.
Owing to lack Of Space, small
°weirs and waloches Only,
and Mrs, T. a., $0,14eld and
cousins: last week.
The stormy weather again caused
the cancellation Of the church ser-
vice on Sunday,
Miss. Webb was home
from Guelph for the weekend,
Mr. and MI'S. Ronald Perrott of
Goelerieh were recent visitors with
Mr, Wm. Forster :and daughters.
Miss .Donna Woods was home
from Kitchener fci,r the week-end,
13,0 ea
CUocotates
isout 6c, 0.00
•
B e a really smart
Santa! Shop here where
you'll find gift ideas galore
' . sure-fire winners to delight
everyone on your Christmas
list! They're all •tops in quality •
.. and priced to please your budget
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MOVIES It STILL Itage
birag
shop
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+GIFT SET Elizabeth Arden
Perfume and. Colognes
$1.00 — $5.09
Yardley
DUSTING POWDER
$2.00
FABERGE COLOGNES
From $1.75
Can be refilled.
2C1 $1.75
SMOKES AND
SHAVE SETS
FOR MEN
75c $4.00
they Christmas .Catt(tiO$
B..4440 season Is
yatially a period of extra 'candy
eating, children and adtiltS should'
remember that they are endanger,
log their dental health unleSs the
toothbrush works overtime. Teeth
should he brushed immediately, af-
ter eating, since ,partieles of food
and especially sugars, May start tc
form„tooth destroying acids +with-
In a few minutes.
wilITEPIURCH
j,DReecrott, John McGee, Alex
Robertson and john Taylor, ail of
this district, attended the banquet
of the Huron County Sod and Orop
Improvement 44$9elation on Wed,
nesday eVetting lest, held in 4.00n.,
desboro hall,
Ten tables were in play on' l."ri,
day night at the euchre party at
$.S, l\TO. 5; East Wavvilnosh. Miss.
Ruth Taylor and Mr, Albert Ilan
held high points and Mrs, Robert
B131'011111 and Mr. Norman Coul-
tes held low points, Linda Coultes
had the most euchres, All enjoyed
the social time and decided not to
hold another party until atter
Christmas.
Mrs. CharleS 4iillespie of Toronto
spent the week-end with Mr, and
Mrs, J, G, Gillespie and other re-
latives here, t
Miss Winnifred Farrier of To-
ronto spent thp week-end with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. W, R, Far-
rier,
Mr. end Mrs. Hugh David Mc-
Donald, of Milton, spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Coulter and with his
mother, Mrs. McDonald of St, Hel-
ens. Leroy Rintoul, also of Milton,
accompanied them and visited
with his :parent's, Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon Rintoul.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross McMichael
and children of Sarnia visited on
Wednesday last -with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Johnston
and Mrs. McMichael and children,
stayed here to visit for this 'week,
MRS. 1 II. CRAWFORD
PRESIDES FOR IIVMS 2t
The setting for the Christmas
meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Society in Wingham United Church
was very impressive, comprising
flowers, lighted candles and
Christmas angels. Mrs. J, H. Craw-
ford, who had prepared this in-
Westing meeting, presided and in-
troduced the Christmas theme, The
story of the nativity as 'told in the
Gospel of St; Luke was read by
Mrs. W. VanWyek, followed with
prayer„by Rev, T. G. Husser,
A very instructive colored mov-
ing 'picture was shown which por-
trayed the life of Jesus from the •
prophesy by Isaiah, highlighting
the manger scene and ending with
the visit of the shepherds.
Mrs, Crawford introduced the
special speaker, Envoy Newman of
the local' Salvation Army, who,
spoke from the subject, "Thoughts
which challenge our minds and
hearts at the Christmas season".
He' said that righteousness and
justice are the foundations of our
Christian faith and asked that
everyone follow the example, of, un-
selfish love which Jesus left for us.
An appropriate solo, "The Gentle
Carpenter of Bethlehem",.was sung
by Mrs. J. W. Callan and was very
much enjoyed. The thanks of the
meeting was expressed by Mrs.
Roulston to all who had taken part
in the program,
The president, Mrs. Fingland,
-4, owned the business. The supply
Secretary reported that six cartons
of clothing had been sent to Over-
leas Reuel, three to Korea and one
to the Muncey Indian Reserve. A
gift, of money was voted to the
program, "Story Time", conducted
over CKNX.
'The report of the nominating
committee -was presented by ,Mrs,
W. D. Clarke and the following
or incrs were elected for 1959:
President, Mrs, Colin Fingland;
vice presidents, Mrs, W. J. Roul-
ston, Mrs. E. S. Lewis, Mrs. G. N.
Underwood; rec. sec., Mrs. Chas
Hopper; corres, ,sec., Mrs. Frank
Edgar; treas,, Mrs. L, Hingstod;
systematic givings sec,, Mrs. J. A.
Fox, Mrs. Geo. Ross; Associate
Helpers, Mrs. R, A. Spotton, Mrs.
W. 3. 'Brown; community friend-
'ship, Mrs. J, H, CraWford; temper-
ance, Mrs, Jas, Henry; literature,
Mrs, Bert Armstrong; Christian
stewardship, Mrs. R. Chamney;
communion, Mrs, W. F. turgynan;'
supply, Mrs. N, T, McLaughlin;
expense fund, Mrs. F, R. Howson;
pianist, Mrs. W, W, Currie; audi-
tor, Mrs, W. VariWyck; social, Md.
Jas, Halliday, Mrs. O. ilaselgrove;
press, Mrs. W. J. Greer; Mission.
Band leaders, Mrs, S. Beattie, Mrs.
H. Kerr; Baby Band, Mrs. William
Conron, Mrs. W, H. McArthur;
C.G.I.T„ Mrs. G, W. Tiffin, Mrs.
V erwri Reid, Mrs. A. D, McMur-
chey, Mrs. Jack Reavie,
The next meeting' will be held on
January 6th and the special speak-
er will be Mrs, Jaek Thompson of
London ,vVh.0 will tell of the work
of the Bible Society,
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Theatre
wo shows each +night starting
at 7.15 p.m,
THEATRE 'CLOSED
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY, EACH WEEK
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An Electric ApptiOnce,
o save her time and 'lighten her tasks. It's the present with
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CARDIGANS
"Perry Conao't or 'regular stYleS 'plain and cable
stitch designs, of a very high grade botany
.Price $9,95 & $10.95
&tart "Perry Como° sleeveless' Vests in. Orlon.
Priced at-$6,95
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PAJAMAS
PULLOVERS
stYled flannelette or Polo Pa-
A , got/0 selection of smartly
$4.95 and '$5.95,
jalnits, at
Len" Sweaters in the season's
Orion, wool or' Popular "Ban'
top shadeS.
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GLOVE'S
A wonderful choice of Gloves in
leather -With wool or fleece lin-
ing or knitted with leather palm. '
.From $2.50 .
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ST, HELENS
Mr, Murray Gaunt returned' on
Friday 'frog n Cliicago.. where he
had spent the past week. Murray
won the trip by having UK high-
est score in seed and livestock
judging competitions. in a two-year
period in Huron County.
Mr, Herbert Shoplapd. of Roches-
ter, Alta,, was a. visitor with Mr,
WALLETS with engraving FREE
$1.00 & UP
TRAVELLING ALARM 'CLOCK
$5.75
ELECTRIC SHAVERS ,„,,D„u,,, ,„;„, AT REGULAR PRICES
PHOTO ALBUMS
$2.00 & UP
HAND WRITING KITS
Leather = from $2.75
PENS
Schaeffer and Waterman
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$7,95 to $10.95
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Shirts - Ties Sox
Belts -, Jewellery
Scarves - Etc.
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"Billmore" the famous 'name
Jo; in Men's Haig, See the Viand?
some new selection; we sug-i
gest a certificate for a smart
gift (idea. ,
From $6,95
THUD% %ILL - SAT.
December 11 1 - 13
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Molly Bee arid Allan Reed Jr.
in
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about two teeiragera,
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