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The Wingham Advance Times, 1934-12-20, Page 13Thursday, Dec. 20th, 1934 030110'+ !` • 4,4 • WI•NGI"•AM'ADVANCT-TTNBS. eg PAGD: THIRTY, Extra Vahies That can vings For Gift Seekers REGULAR $1.95 GIFT PYJAMAS Fine quality silk -like rayon in one and two-piece style, many are lace trimmed, full size tlrroughout,surprise some feminine 1Ca8® heart with a gift such as this. • PULLOVERS Smart new style Pullovers just unpacked, and do they make suitable gifts! Three different neck styles. Priced at Each �9 BED SPREADS These fancy patterned spread sold regular to $4.50; not all col- ors in any one design, full double bed size 2a a 9 .LINEN TOWELS These Towels regular to $1.00 each, many show damask pat- terned hems, others 40 C colored. Each `ikaa6 MADEIRA SETS Luncheon Set of fine linen with neat madeira hand embroidery, four napkins to match. s>s C Set, Each �a r s7 MADEIRA NAPKINS A suitable suggestion, half doz- en madeira daintily embroider- ed linen napkins. Q Half Dozen, priced 83 LINEN CLOTHS These crash linen cloths suit- able for breakfast nooks or kit- chen table, size 52 by 52 inches, colors, rose, gold, blue, 9 Q green. Each 6� GIFT LINGERIE You'll admit this is value supreme, bloomers and vest, panties and br Boxed Set, Each THAT ,PLEASES dainty, practical, set consist of assiere. CHILD'S COSY PYJAMAS Warm new styled pyjamas, suitable for ages 4 to 14 years; 9a, two-piece style. Reg. to $1.35. Suit BATH TOWEL SETS This makes highly suitable gift, set consists of one large towel, 2 facecloths to match9��: Set BATH TOWEL SETS Dainty Gift Sets consisting of one towel, two face cloths, priced low. 'Set 65c SATIN BOUND REVERSABLE BLANKETS These two color blankets are a gift to be desired, gold with reserse of mauve, rose with reverse of green, etc. Large Size. �a� Regular $7.50. Each SATIN :OUND PLAIN COLORED BLANKETS A blanket such as this would please, suitable as throws, etc eZ• 0i Q Large size 60 by 80. Reg. $4.75, Each o� SILK SATIN SLIPS Ladies' satin crepe slips with Fancy lace top on a bottom, full sized, also have adjustable shoulder straps. Sizes 215 32 to 44. Each • GOLF HOSE Children's golf hose at popular prices; fine knit, good fitting leg and feet; fancy turn down tops, wool 29 39 C blend. Pair and SALE OF AFTERNOON AND PARTY FROCKS Make your choice early, early shopperst get the best values, large assortment, covering sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 44. All at this ed .9 5 low price `� a� Good Fortune To our clients and to our friends and to .: strangers we wish good fortune, happiness and good health. E. L. Ernest & Co. Stocks, Bond, Industrials. A. J. Becker, Local Mgr. EAST WAWANOSH Brick United Church Young People's Society The Young People's Society of Brick United Church brought a very successful year to a close with a ban- quet, which was held at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson. Thirty-three people sat down to a very daintily arranged supper, after the supper a short programme con- sisting of community songs and short mbt '44;4 CIGARETTES CIGARS and TOBACCO In attractive Xmas Wrapping make an Ideal Gift for the man who enjoys a good smoke. PIPES, LIGHTER'S, CIGARETTE CASES, POUCHES and SA1~TEY RAZORS Are Gifts that always please. Obtainable at Omar Haselgrove's Cigar Store itrogAg speeches by all present was enjoyed, and. all joined hands in thanks to the host and hostess by singing "For they are jolly good fellows." After the programme the Rev. Mr. Grant was asked to take. the chair which had been occupied by the Pres- ident, Mr. Gilbert Beecroft, and the election of officers for the ensuing year took place, the Rev. Mr. Grant acting; on behalf of the nominating committee. Hon. Pres.—Rev. A. M. Grant. Pres.—Gilbert Beecroft, Vice Pres.—Mr. Howard Battler'. Sect'y Treas.—Roy Pattison. Convenors: Christian Fellowship- 1VIrs. Leslie Wightman. Missions—Mr. George Taylor. .Christian Citizenship—Miss Jessie Finlayson. Social and Recreation—Miss Beat- rice Beecroft. Organist—Miss Mildred Perdue. This report was voted on and ac- cepted by all present. per J. M. Taylor Press reporter. BELMORE A much loved and esteemed lady r nof Mrs. Luc in the peso y Harris, Mildmay passed away on Friday morning, the funeral was held Mon - lay, particulars next'week. A Xmas gift that no money can buy came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Rutherford on Sunday, a little 'girl. Owing to so many amusements the United' Church Sabbath School are are holding a social evening this Mon- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abraham. The Presbyterian Church will hold theirs on Wednesday 'evening in the Church. The Young People of McIntosh Church met at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Russel Nichol on Monday even- ing, and showered them with many useful articles. Mr. and Mrs. Nichol made a very suitable reply. Judging by the many dances held in the vicinity the shoe merchants should do a thriving business. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil .McNeil enter- tained relatives and a few friends at their home, One 'evening last week. The cast journeyed to Ripley Tues- day evening and again presented their play, if they lose niuuch More beauty sleep' they can't live up to their ideals. Mrs. Jack Reid returned from Wingham Sunday. GLENANNAN Mr. Wm, . McGill and son, Allan left on Monday:' for San Fransico, where they will visit with Norman, Mrs. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- win Harris of Maple were week -end visitors with the former's sister, Mrs. Ornar :Stokes. Mrs. Muir visited a few days re- cently with the Misses Agnes and Catherine Fortune. 99c FANCY CUSHIONS Chesterfield cushions in wide variety of shapes, soft filling, sturdy materials. Reg. 98C $1.25. Each Men's CAPE GLOVES Lined Cape Gloves, fleece lined strongly sewn out- 1 y 00 seams, pair s MEN'S SOCKS Sock him Socks such as these, he'll like them, neat fiting ank- les and feet, various de- M ®.� signs for choice, pair LARGE SIZED DOLL Regular price of these dolls 98c, neatly dressed, well featur- ed head, stuffed body, 79c cries when tipped. CALI-CO-SUE DOLL This doll will stand plenty of hard knocks, soft .body, fully dressed, regular 59c, •29 each ACTION TOYS Ea. 39c Police chief and fire chief cars with fiction motor & siren, street car with bell and spring motor, milk wagon with horse, '9 etc., each Mr. and Mrs. David Eadie enter- tained, their friends and neighbors to a party in their home on Wednesday evening. Everyone spending a most enjoyable evening. Miss Jennie Campbell has gone to London where she unclerwent 'an op- eration there on. Friday. Her many friends are pleased to know she is improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Hector McLaren entertained the Friendship Club on Friday evening. A number from here attended at the party Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mts. Cecil McNeil, Bel - more, all present had a most enjoy- able 'evening. Miss Evelyn Lincoln and friend, Mr. Harvey Brown of Thornbury were Sunday visitors with the latters parents at Elora . A number from here attended the funeral of the late' Mrs. Lucy A. Harris, which was held from her late residence Mildmay, on Monday to McIntosh Cemetery. WHITECHURCH Mrs. Annie Henderson of Powas- son, spent the week -end with her and Miss Christena•Laidlaw a d oth- er relatives here. Mr. Dan Martin spent the past week at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Harkness, of Langside. Mr. and Mrs. Cox of Goderich have been visiting at the home of their son, Mr. Clarence Cox, during the past week. The Christmas Tree Concert held in the United Church here on 'P+riday evening was very successful and a good crowd was present, all enjoying the program of recitations, drills, pantotnines,p lays and choruses. The school concerts are being held on Friday this week, and the Presby- terian Conceit on Thursday evening. A very interesting meetingof the at the Women's Institute was held home of Mrs. J. G. Gillespie on Fri- day last with the President, Mrs, T. Gaunt, in the chair. After the open- ing exercises, the roll call was an- swered by a gift to the Shelter at Walkerton, Then the following pro- gram was given, community singing, The First Noel; Mrs. T, IT. Moore gave a reading, A French Christmas Greeting. The Misses Carrick sang a duet, The Song of the Ages; Mrs. Walter Lott gave a Xmas reading and Miss Susan Carrick played a piano solo. Mrs: Frank Henry then read a Christmas story and all sang "It came upon the midnight clear, that wond- rous song of old." The ladies decided to hold a Euchre at 8.$0 on Thursday. evening,: Dec. 20th, in the Hall, with three prizes. The National Antlieri.i brought the meeting to a close; • The Y. P. S. of the 'United Church elected the: following officers for • ' To wish you Christmas Happiness And all the Season's Cheer With every thing that's best in life Throughout . the Coming Year. GET AWAY From That Languid Tired Feeling Caused by a Lazy Liver Parke's PARKE's LIVER TOME LIVER TONE quickly tones up a lazy liver and soon restores you to nor- mal. rt is also a great aid in stomach disor- ders. A month's treatment for MOO McKibbons' Drug Store Phone '53. Wingham, Ont -rw Gillespie; Treasurer, Miss Anna May Carrick; Sec.,: Miss Agnes Gillespie; Musical Convenor, Garnet Farrier Pianist, Susan Carrick. Mr. and Mrs. George Tiffin of Kin- loss entertained a number of their relatives and neighbours on Tuesday evening last. Miss Frances Robinson, of Wing- ham, spent the week -end with Miss Florence Beecroft. Mr. Sam McBurney underwent an operation in Wingham Hospital one day last week and is improving nice- ly. Mr. Ed McBurney also underwent an operation in Kitchener Hospital one day last week and is also getting along fine. Mr. and Mrs. ToniMorrison, Blyth, .spent a clay last week with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morrison. Many will be pleased to know that Mrs: Hardie Simpson was able to re turn home after her long illness at the home of her sister, Mrs. Harold Johnston, of Lucknow. Billy.. Kelly and Joe Kelly of St. Augustine visited with their grand- mother, Mrs. Jas. Cornelius on Sun- day. At the regular monthly rneetincr of. the W. M. S. of Chalmer's Church . n Thursday last the following -)ff'cers were 'elected for the ensuing year: Hon. Pres., Mrs. David Kenndy; Pres., Mrs. Henry Godkin; Vice fres, Mrs. J. S. Craig; 2nd Vice, Mrs, Jas. Laidlaw; Sec., Mrs. A. Emerson; As- sist. Sec., Mrs. Murray; Treasurer, Miss Annie Laidlaw; Mission Band Pres., Miss Merle Wilson; Welcome and Welfare, Miss Merle Wilson; Hoene : Helpers, Miss Ida McQuoid; ' Glad Tidings Sec., Miss McQuoid; Literature Sec., Mrs. W. J. Coulter; Pianist, Miss Merle Wilson; Asisst- ant, Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw. • 1935: Pres., Miss Muriel Watt; Con. of Christian Fellowship, Miss May Wightman; Missions, Clarence Mc- Clenaghan; Literature and Recreation, J. D. Beecroft; Citizenship, Mrs. C. Christ as Gifts —AT— SPECIAL PRICES Full Stock of "PYREX OVENWARE" At New Lower Prices, "The New Aladdin Lamp" Makes an Ideal Gift for the Home Only $5.95 Repairs also carried. REDUCED PRICES -- On '--- Aluminum Covered Roasters, Double Boilers -- Tea Pots, Dish Pans, (!Percolators, Etc. Child's Kiddie Kars; Waggons; Rocking Chairs,•Dolls Beds, Smoker Stands, Silverware. Cnitlery, Tools, Eetc., C. C. M. Hockey Skates Stock Lasts 25 Io Discount SEASON'S GREETINGS To all our Customers and Friends Buchanan Hardware DONNYBROOK The Y. P. .S. met on Friday even- ing in charge of Marjorie 'Campbell, the Scripture lesson was read by Sam Thompson, The Pres., John Thomp- son, gave a report of the Young Peo- ple's convention at Dungannon, oth- er readings were given by William Bush and Margaret Jefferson. Offic- ers were elected for the coining year. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell were week -end visitors with friends in God- erich. Mr. R. Charnney spent .a few days in Goderich last week on the Jury. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thompson and daughter, Ruth, spent Sunday at the home of her father, Mr. J. H. Mills. Mrs. Shackleton of Dungannon is assisting at the home of Mr. George Wallace. HERE AND THERE AROUND LUCKNOW Mr. Thomas McConnell, who suff- ered a paralytic stroke last week, is not improving as fast as his many friends wish. Miss V. Arborne of Bay City, Milh., is visiting at present with Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Durnin. Mr. Will Reid visited - last week with friends at Teeswater. Mr. Peter Carter and Mr. J$hn Miller of L.O.L. 428, Lucknow, at- tndencl a meeting of the Royal Scar- let L.O.L. at Kinlough last Friday evening. Mr. Will Gardner of Zion visited friends here last week. M'r. Robt. Webster of Cochrane, returned home last Saturday and re- ports lots of snow and cold weather punorth.. Miss Beryl Gardner of Toronto and Mrs, W. T`. Gardner of Zion, visited on Monday with Mr. and iVIrs. M. Gardner. Lucknow L.O.L. 428 held their el- ection of officers at their December meeting on the lath. D. .Master I. Pennell of Kinlough presided for the election. Bro. D. C, Taylor and Bro. Thomas Reid were made honorary members. Election resulted as fol- lows: I.P.M., Mark Gardner; W. M., Richard Carter; D. M., Robert Ross; Chap., Sam Morrison; R. Sec., Cecil F. Mullin; Sec., John !filler; Treas., Bert Ward; Marshall, Tyndal Robin- son; Lect., John, Carter; 2nd Leet., Angus, Graham;; Com., Herb McQuil- lan, John Barger and John W.indfield, SALEM A Merry' Christmas to the Advance Times and its readers. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McMichael of near Wroxeter called on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MclMlichael last Sunday. Errington's sale on ,Friday of last week' was welt attended and realiz- ed very good. prices, The S. S. will hold a- Xmas concert in the Church here .on Friday night of this week. Sher "What I say never seems to bear fruit" He: "It might if you pruned it a bit." Greer's "The Good Shoe Store". MORRIS Mr. ,Ross' and Miss Donna Smith are visiting friends in Toronto ever the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Duncan,' of the fourth line of Morris viisted on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Smith. Mrs. Harry Bosman is at the bed- side of her husband in Wingham at the home of their daughter, Mrs. R. Lloyd.. Miss Etta Agar visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Agar in Stratbrd over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Thuell and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. De Loss of Blyth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Breckenridge. "What's the idea of that cross-eyed man ior• a store detective"" "Well, look at hint, Can you tell whom he is watching?" ":vie never realize the full value of anything until we lose it," said the vicar, consolingly. - "No, sir," replied the widow, weren't insured." Won Second in Window Display Contest The window display contest con- ducted by the Coleman Lamp and Stove Co., Ltd., between Oct. 20th and 31st, had many entries. Reginald Sutton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutton, who served his hardware ap- prenticeship with Buchanan's Hard- ware, and who is now with Curry's Hardware, Orangeville, won second place to win a prize of $25.00. New Firearms Regulations On and after January lst, every person is guilty of an offence and li- able to summary conviction to a fine of not more than $50 or imprison- not morethan 30 days,who meat for has in his ,possession a pistol or re- volver without haying registered the. sante. Registration may be made by the Chief of Police or head of police force in every city, town or village, and permits will be issued only to those who can show valid reasons for having same. Won Many Prizes Thos. flower was very successful at the Royal Winter Fair and the -Whi- ter Show at Guelph this year in ex- hibiting his game bantams. At Guelph he exhibited 24 birds and won nine firsts and eight seconds and four thirds. At the Royal he won 8 firsts Give Car Accesorie s For Xmas DEFROSTERS HOT WATER HEAT- ERS FIRESTONE' and GUTTA PERCHA. TIRES WINTER GRADE Marathon B1ie Gas Johnson Wain ti — FORD GARAGE --- PHONE PHONE Day 62 234 Night 07'1:4 e441/4 1 A MIRAPAK FOR HER SOJOURNS $4.50 to 9.00. What would make a more ac- ceptable Xmas Gift for your Lady Friend, than a Mirapack.. Every dress carried on a separ- ate hanger ,or maybe she would like a snappy week -end Bag. Club Bags and Suit Cases makesplendid gifts for men. See our well assorted stock. CLOSE ',PRICES ON ALL LEATHER GOODS FOR Ct•1RISTMAS Kew and 7 seconds and exhibited 16 birds. IVEr. Bower is deserving of much praise on his showing. ii Scilin HUB CLOT G SUITS, OVERCOATS, LEATHER COATS, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES,, MITTS, TIES„ HATS, CAPS, SHOES, RUBBERS, SHIRTS, OVERALLS, SMOCKS, ETC. COME, BUY AND SAVE Wishing you all a MERRY XMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. B CLOTHING C WINGHAM, ONTARIO