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GIVE HIM A GIFT FROM HIS STORE THE MEN'S SHOP Since 1909 225 Main Street Royersford McKissic A MERRY CHRISTMAS BEGINS AT G. T. McKissic Sons FOR THE BEST IN TOYS SHOP Floor Lamps $14.95 to $44.00 Magazine Racks $4.95 to $14.95 VI wt wiw Bedroom Suites $139 to $599 Hoover Cleaners $59.95 to $89.95 i Discount On Large Selection of TOYS Open Thursday and Fri. Eves. LEBOW FURNITURE (0.

Two Store to Serve You Main 331 Mainj Royersford page twenty four Christmas Supplement pt items Con Flatter Girls Make LEBOW Furniture Co. Your Headquarters For Christmas Shopping SANTA Gifts that spell charm are sure fire at Christmas because you can find something in any price bracket and for every- type and age. They are good to remember as last-minute shopping ideas because they are available at drugstore counters, department stores, variety stores. Small gifts, ideal stocking- stuffers, are good for babysitters. salesgirls at neighborhood stores and as extra gifts for the family.

These include soap, cologne, nail polish and little kits containing eye makeup, all the rage with the younger and older generation. If the budget limited there are more important gifts to be found at cosmetics counters. There are all sorts of wonderful perfumes and colognes in some bottles, attractively wrapped to please the woman who loves scents. Two things are important in choosing expensive perfumes. The perfume should be selected because the person likes it or on the basis that it can be returned.

There is nothing more depressing for a woman than the gift of a perfume she can tolerate, especially when it is a big. fancy, expensive bottle, and cannot be returned or ex changed. A great many gifts fall into the category of a pleasant surprise. A course of beauty salon treatments, reducing treatments. permanent wave or a gift certificate for a special makeup or hairdo may be just the gift to perk up a busy mother.

It is inconceivable that a woman be pleased with a complete ensemble of her favorite cosmetics unless she has said that she has her heart set on something else. Emerson Sylvania Motorola Blaupunkt Nordmendo VM Players OTape Recorders Complete Line of Irish ft Soundcraft Tape Motorola Stereo Console QC BUY FAMOUS NAME BRANDS at The Jeanette Shop Koret of California, Chestnut Hill, Helen Harpor, Kayser, Majud, Hanes, Queen Casuels, Fownes, Shin 'n Shore Macshore and others. THE JEANETTE SHOP 24S Main Stroot Royarsford Two Stores to Serve You 211 Male Street ft Uptown, 435-437 Main Street Royersford FREE A $70 Schwinn Bicycle To Be Awarded Dec. 19 One Ticket for Each Dollar Spent At THE UPTOWN TOYLAND Patronize THE INTER COMMUNITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY by shopping DRUG STORE 344 Main Street Royersford WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 8 P.M.

Lots of Freo Prizes and Parking Do Your Christmas Shopping Stock Up Lane Cedar Chests $39.95 lo $99.95 Occasional Chairs $12.95 lo $49.95 Lounge Chairs $39.95 to $144.00 Hassocks $3.95 to $19.95 Smoking Stands $7.95 lo $19.95 Kitchen Sets $49.95 lo $144.00 Rockers $29.95 lo $99.00 Desks $129 Boudoir Lamps $6.95 to $19.95 pr. Living Room Suites $169 lo $359 Boudoir Chairs $19.95 to $34.50 Pearlwick Hampers $9.95 lo $13.95 Table Lamps $6.95 to $29.95 FIRST NICKEL Metallic nickel was first produced on an industrial scale in 1824. Cars Collide At Intersection Franchised Radio Dealer For Zenith CHRISTMAS BRIDE Westinghouse Give Her a Major Appliance for Christmas FREE TURKEY WITH EACH MAJOR APPLIANCE PURCHASED DON'T GO TO DISCOUNT HOUSES BRING ANY ADVERTISEMENT WE WILL MEET THEIR PRICES! 320 MAIN ROYERSFORD PHONE 35 Superlative matched diamond bridal sets, each hand-picked for the beauty of their settings, the clarity, color and brilliance of the stones. Choose now, while our selection is still complete! $75 $500 Alexander Zenker Fine Diamonds 305 Main Royersford Phone 639-J If you were one of the foresighted Santas who joined our 1959 Christmas Club, you will soon receive your gifting check enough to buy extra-special presents for everyone on your list! If you are not a member of this happy group, resolve to be one next year. Join our I960 Christmas Club now be so glad you did! 624 MEMBERS OF OUR 1960 CLUB RECEIVED $73,150.00 THE NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO.

OF SCHWENKSVILLE Phone ATlat 7-2311 TIP FROM SANTA SHOP EARLY Mon. thru Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 1 P.M.

to 5 P.M. ALLEN'S CANDIES 343 Main Street Royersford We Specialize In Chocolates Special Prices to Churches, Sunday Schools, Lodges, Clubs Other Organizations. Get Our Prices First Orders Being Taken Now ALLEN'S CANDIES (Formerly PHONE ROYERSFORD 279 RADIO TV SERVICE 406 Main Royersford Phono 124S A GIFT WORTH $5 With The Purchase of Any RADIO or TV POTTSTOWN MERCURY. POTTSTOWN. PA.

Christmas Supplement MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 BOSS OF THE KITCHEN WILL LIKE COOKBOOK when youngsters had to use their imagination to visualize Santa Claus and his North Pole establishment? There has been a lot of progress since then. First, Santa Claus and his helpers moved in on every city of the land. He began appearing not only at private homes and at church festivals but in stores and on street corners. More recently, he has transplanted his North Pole village, or hamlets that look as his village might look, to various convenient sites around the country. Youngsters and adults by the thousand have been visiting them.

Here is a picture taken at Village in the San Bernardino mountains 80 miles east of downtown Los Angeles. In Winter it has honest to goodness snow, but snow or no snow it stays open 364 days a year. The closing day is Christmas itself. This Santa's Village was the brainchild of a young businessman named Glenn Holland who raised half a million dollars to build the storybook houses and equip them preper- ly with elves, animals, toys, candy, and such rides as a 20- passenger sleigh. When Santa considers the cook this Christmas he has a wide choice of unusual cookbooks to1 choose from.

A series of letters to young housewives precede the recipes in My Darling Daugh-, by Mildred O. Knopf (Knopf) because this book was inspired by the married daughter. Any cook who was de- I lighted by Mrs. previous Perfect will be even happier with this latest compilation of recipes for all the courses of a meal. These rules are ones that were enjoyed by a family of discriminating taste and are written with clarity so that other families may benefit.

Travelers who want to duplicate certain dishes tasted in American restaurants should be happy with Club by Myra a 1 (Farrar, Straus and Cudahy). After gathering the recipes from I wide sources, the author put 'them in good form so they could be duplicated successfully. Her should be of particular help in planning meals for to be entertained at home. Hill by Elsie Masterton (Crowell) is an inviting homespun collection of recipes. The author is the same Elsie who some years ago went with her band John to Vermont to a ski area, then found snow could not be relied upon to appear.

So Elsie learned to cook and opened a Summer inn and dinner place. Those who came to eat asked for recipes; now Elsie gives them. Hers is a friendly book, with the sort of comments one interested cook likes to hear from another and with hints on serving. Teen-age cooks might like to have by Robert E. Koran (Vantage).

a small book of recipes for cakes. pies and desserts, cookies and sweetbreads all of them created and tested by the 18- year-old author who several years ago was a junior prizewinner in a country-wide cooking contest. Call The Mercury with news tips. LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS EASY FREE PARKING AT THE A woman motorist was shaken up in a two-car collision at Adams and King street Saturday at 3 p. m.

Helen J. Wentzel, 657 Blue Spruce court, was driving south on North Adams street and Robert Prouse, Coatesville, was driving east on King street when the collision occurred. Prouse told Motor Patrolman James Burton and Patrolman Barry Rohrbach that he was driving 35 to 40 miles per hour when he neared North Adams street. He said he thought he had the right of way when he see a stop sign. Then he noticed another car entering the intersection, he said, but as he attempted to apply his brakes, they locked, and he skidded into the Wentzel car.

The right rear fender and both doors of the Wentzel car and the front end of vehicle were damaged. The woman was examined by Dr. George A. Longaker 566 High street. Rt.

S3 and Township Line Rd. PHOENIX VILLE FREE PARKING For The Rosemont Shoppe Open 9-9 Sat. Phone FA 6-2510 MOSER ROAD and QUEEN STREET EASY FREE PARKING Convenient Budget ms At No Extra Co-ordinates WMfe VESTS SWEATERS BLOUSES Plaid Solid SKIRTS Dyed-To Match Sizes 7-15 DRESSY DRESSES For The Holidays Velvets, Wools or Lace Sizes 7-15.