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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1957-12-06, Page 6eo tP G ON ExPomp! 1 d w};."! f •1. }1. ' ;.} 1 t�ll .5,, it j..,•%4 • MOM- WILL BE INTERESTED IN: Gift Suggestions For Her: Boshart Cedar Chests Appliances Personal and Clock Radios Beautiful Airfoam Pillows Hassocks Gift Suggestions For the Home: Hostess Chairs and Living Room Suites Chrome Furniture Coffee & End Tables (light or dark finish) Bedroom • e �'RFTS`4wih a future! ELECTRIC KETTLES . TOASTERS ONS, ALUMINUM WEAR . REFIGERATOE *IRF�!TS :, FLOOR POLISHERS CUTLERY - - PYREX KITCHENWARE OF ALL KINDS, FOR DAD:. POWER D -RILL and SAW SETS _ q- - --GUNS- JPOLLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS CASTING RODS FLASHLIGHTS POCKET KNIVES AND THE KIDS: Tricycles Wagons Sleighs Realistic Construction Toys Dolls Doll Buggies Game Sets Model Trains Plastic Toys Meccano Sets Model Aeroplane +Kits - Hockey Sticks, Skates and all Sports Equipment GIFTS FOR THE PRIDE AND JOY: Cribs and Play Pens in finest finishes High Chairs Doll Strollers Doll Carriages For That Special Gift -TV- Phillips Spartan Philco Sybrania RECORD PLAYERS Combination Radio - Phonos We Service Everything We Sell WE DELIVER G. A. Whitney FLOOR COVERINGS TELEVISION Main St. FUNERAL - AMBULANCE SERVICE Goderich St. West Phone 119 Seaforth , y.. ..�.. ..�-..,.,.. .. _ .. Fun In Making Own Decorations Making your own. Christmas decorations can be half the .fun of getting ready for Christmas. You can make these twin Christ- mas trees to give a new dimen- sion to your mantelpiece. Use the right-side-up tree to decorate the mantel where gifts are placed, and hang the upside -down -tree from the mantel to, hold smaller gifts. A half -yard of green felt is en- ough for both trees. Make a brown paper pattern for the tree by drawing a right-angled triangle 14 inches high and seven inches across the bottom. On the side opposite the right . angle, cut points to resemble branches. This gives you a pattern for half a tree which when used to cut out on a fold of felt will give you a tree with both sides exactly the same. Cut out ;tour trees from the pat- tern, each on a fold of fejt. Next, decorate each section of the tree you plan to use for the front with sequins. sparkly buttons or sequinned braid or tinsel. Pin the decorated felt to the plain . felt so that all points match exactly. Then stitch together about % of an inch from the edge on the sewing machine. You can make the fin- ish at each point neat, by raising the presser foot on the machine to pivot around the point. Make a small felt loop and attach it to the FOR THE LADY OF THE HOUSE! DRESSES -For Festive Occasions, in the new wools. taffetas and novelty materials. All sizes $9.95 up HOUSE COATS AND DUSTERS -In the smart new corduroys, nylons, wools and satins Only $7.95 up BLOUSES -We have the Lame's, Satins, • Wools Only $3.95 to $5,95 SKIRTS -You must buy her one of our glamour reversible wool plaid skirts, in newest colors Only $12.95, $14.95 Straight Skirts -In tweeds, blacks and browns. All sizes. CAR COATS -A must in every girl's wardrobe, in beige. black and red. Only $12.50 and $13.95 PULLOVERS and CARDIGANS -In 100 per' cent Hi -bulk Orlon, in royal, red, black; white, brown, turquoise and green. Only $3.95 and $5.95 LINGERIE -Dainty terylene slips, gowns, pyjamas and panties. All very reasonably priced. TOWEL SETS -Beautifully boxed and best assortment. Only $1.95 and $3.50 We also gowns L, OS. have cozy Snuggledhwn and pyjamas, sizbs S, M, Blue, pink, mint, yellow. Only $3.95 and $4.95 yr FOR THE MAN OF THE HOUR! SHIRTS -Famous Bluestone and Tooke Sport Shirts, in the new- est patterns and styles. All sizes. $3.50 to $6.95 • SOX -Men's and Boys' Sox -McGregor and Holeproof, in nylon and lamb's wool. Smart new patterns and colors. 85c, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75 GLOVES -Lined or unlined, in natural, black, brown and grey.. $2.95 and $3.50 PYJAMAS -For boys and men, yams in broadcloth or Swede finish $2.50, $3.75 and $4.50 • DRESSING GOWNS -In all -wool plaids and plain $9.95 and $10.95 Also' Heavy Brocaded Silks at $9.95 FAMOUS BLUESTONE TIES - With the. new clip -on, every tie best selection of colorsand patterns... Only $1.50 and $2.00 SCARVES -Wools and Silks, in new patterns. Only $1.50 to $2.95 PULLOVERS and CARDIGANS -In Orlon or lamb's wool. Red, white, black, blue, mint, yellow and beige $3.50 to 87.75 BOYS' and MEN'S SUBURBANS At very Special Prices, COME IN AND SEE OUR BIG SELECTION IN SLACKS AND SUITS; ALSO "PENMAN'S" AND "STANDPIE+LD'S" UNDERWEAR SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF GIFTS FOR 'HIM OR HER All Gifts Wrapper In rl<lliay Boe0:; ;At No Extra t• Main St"reet SEAFORTH free you wish to hang. Stand the .then tree on the mantel by stuff- ing lightly with tissue paper, or set it over a tall glass or bottle. To store the tree for next year, place between layers of tissue pa- per and lay flat in a shallow box. Toss in a few mothballs to pro- tect the felt and seal the box with transparent tape. For the chil- dren, the hanging tree will be as much fun as a Christmas stocking. HENSALL The many friends of Mr. Harry Horton will be pleased to learn is improving nicely from a heart con- dition, having been confined to his room for several days. 100% Attendance Mrs. Jim Clark was hostess for the meeting, of the Kinettes, with President Mrs. John Heal presid- ing with a 100 per cent attendance reported. Mrs. Heal and Mrs. Bob Baker, Jr., were appointed a committee to be at Drysdale's store for the Christmas cake draw, Saturday, December 7. All tickets must be handed in to Mrs. Frank Ellwood by Friday, December 6. Proceeds from this draw is for service work. The December 10 meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam Clement. and will be in the form of a pot -luck luncheon. Mrs. Heal won the raffle. WCTU Hear of Clinic Exeter-Hensall branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union held their November meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Frank Gunning, Exeter. Mrs. C. W. Down conducted the worship, assisted by Herman Powe. s o - a discussion on narcotic ad - it 3; was revealed there are 5,0 in Canada, with British Col- urribia, Ontario and Quebec having the.largest numbers. A clinic for these addicts has been opened at Mimico, near the clinic for alco- holics. It will accommodate 25 patients. Letters were read from Miss A. Consitt, Hensall, Mrs. E. Geiger, London, a former member, and Mrs. James Nelson, president of 'the Ontario WCTU. To Visit Hensall WI Zurich Women's Institute will be special guests of Hensall WI at their December meeting in the Legion Hall, Wednesday, Decem- ber 11,. Roll -call will be, "If I had time and means at Christmastime I would like to . Hostesses are Mrs, N. Cook and Mrs. G. Armstrong; committees in charge: program, Mrs. T, Coates, Mrs. J. Horton; lunch, Mrs. W. Henry, Mrs. R. J. Paterson, Mrs. A. Orr, Mrs. A. Joyntr, Mrs. R. Y. ,iVlcLaren, Mrs. W. B. Cross. A special collection will be tak- en for War Memorial Children's hospital, London. • • Hensall United Church took an Important forward step. Sunday. It Was observed as Stewardship Sun- day for the congregation at the morning .service. Fifty-six can- vassers were consecrated, as also Were the congregation. Canvassers then went to the church schoolroom for dinner, which was served by the Women's Missionary Society of the church. Following dinner they went out to visit the homes of the whole con- gregation., numbering 263 families, for the Sector Challenge, which is: (1) the interests of the people in the church and the church pro- gram; (2)- the challenge to the homes to make sure their children are brought to Sunday School and We parents with them in church;. (3) More sincere interest' in the workings of the church and the greater share i'Cn the cost of up- keep of the 'church and its pro - grant, CGIT HAS' ll'IEETIING • The CGIT of First' Presbyterian Church met last Monday, evening. with ilet'ty Jean Andrews; the president, in the chair. Aftersin'g big "What a Friend We Have in 'Daus," the Lord's Prayer was ,re - petted. in unison; 'followed by the, Pis pose, Margdret Reeves, the secretary, read the minutes of the last meet- ing. The, roll was called by Dav Ina Hulbert.' Marlene Carter read' the Scripture, and Dorothy Ross offered .prayer, Agnes Carter gave the treasUrer'•s reltdrt After the business period_, the Seats and •CGIT .Pins were given omt KFi'he n'eetiitt' . 61,osOd. vVltlh � t*f /.1 41; 4Gi it 1! For the Whole Family: • 1 MOTOROLA TV TRADE IN YOUR OLD SET . on a New Motorola for the ultimate in viewing pleasure! 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Chrom',e and Gold color. , A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY SULOVA "23" 'R' 23 jewels, recision adjusted, self-winding, certified waterproof*, unbreak- able rinilnspring, shock proofed, and -Magnetic, 1111 !tell calf' ;sweep band hacclso adial)aWith charcoal ti 2\. WLOVA DIAMOND LA PETITE 23 lents, 2 diamonds, precision adjusted, unbreakable mainspring. $sfsC PENS -Waterman - Parker - Schaeffer PEN 'and. PENCIL SETS COMMUNITY .and 1847 ROGER BROS. , Canada's Finest Sil.erplate ! ■ Phone 559-W li. For Cpmpit'f;f letea Happiness BLUEBIRD DIAMOND RING Front .$37.50 up GUARANTEED AGAINST LOSS ARTICLE UNTIL CHRISTMAS e ./