The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-20

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we've ever seen. A formal of
either would be an appropriate
Christmas gift too.
Stop at Schueller's if you've
china or glassware on your list
In many instances you can buy
the pieces separately or find a
starter set at a reasonable price.
For example, the lovely colored
Laurella ware is just S5.95 for a
20 piece set. For truly gracious
dining, however, give long look
at the hand-painted blue Cali
fornia dinner ware It's a Al piece
set for S72. In the glassware line,
we all know that Mr.. Schueller
carries Cambridge in moonlight
blue and crystal, and Fostoria in
crystal. Little gift items in each
that we liked especially were the
three-piece mayonnaise set in FoS-
toria at So, and the dainty blue
glass vinegar cruet in Cambridge
at $l25.
At McAuliffe's, we found the
best buy for any man who likes
TO pound straight nail. It's a
Home Carpenter tool chest made
by Pexto with "a tools incased in
strong wooden chest with a
place for each item. You have to
see it to realize the value of these
wonderful regulation tools at
S3995 for the whole outfit. For
mother, Horton ironer would
solve the problem-of white por-
celain the table model is just $49.-
95. And for the children, they are
featuring a sturdy maple finish
desk and chair set at S3.95, mark
ed down from S7.95.
If you are a blouse-buying gift
giver, then Bishops department
store is the place for you. They
have blouses for sports year, for
dress, for formal wear from S5.95
to Sl095 by Koret of California,
Jerry Gilden and Majestic. And
Judy has fixed up a clever table
for grab-bag gifts from 25c up.
Also for last minute gifts look at
her Swiss pastel hankies at just
81. Or do you want to glamorize
your wife-then buy her a sheer
black nightie or slip. The gown
is lace-trimmed with pale blue
ribbons at $8.95 gift wrapped.
Christmas wouldn't be Christ
mas without books for the fam
lily. At divers you'll find the
whole series of the Bobbsey Twin
books that we used to read long
ago. They are 75c and sure to
please children from first grade
TO Junior High. Or any home
maker would appreciate the Good
Housekeeping Cook book, index
ed and with color plates for So.
Right next door, at Galloways
you'll find store that's boon
to busy men shoppers. Blum satin
mules and slippers for milady in
gay colors at S3.65. Or for the
head of the family, give a pair
of wine and black leather opera
house slippers made by Jarman
at S6.45. They have plastic shoe
trees in all sizes, bright colors at
81 set. And don't forget their
new line Of Cadillac hosiery.
You can't beat the line of mems
shirts that Joe Simon'S carries.
The name, Van Heusen tells you
its quality, its styled, its price.
Van Hzusen also makes mems pa
jamas in flannel and broadcloth
either jacket or slipover style.
Priced from S395 to 4.95. A Rug
by sweater for boys and men is
most wanted gift. In many
styles and colors from S1.95 to
3.95. On the ladies side you'll find
grand selection of Colonial house
coats, flowered or plain, in zip
pered or wrap-ar around styles. AL
SO as many silk, wool and cotton
scarfs for women as there are on
your list. Especially pretty sheer
plaid wool squares at Sl.98.
Mader's Hardware store have
just the Roaster for your Christ
mas turkey. It's big shiny life
time wear aluminium with rack,
for $3.50. Their line of Priscilla
ware is complete and any item
makes an ideal gift. The biggest
utensil is the preserving kettle at
S4, and the smallest a perfect gift
for an elderly person living alone
"a two cup coffee percolator.
Take out the inset and you have
a little stewing pan, all for 75c.
Right next door at Hubert Mil
ler's Furniture store, we found
ourselves fasinated by newly
patented piece of furniture called
the Hi-Lo table. 1t looks just like
a genuine mahogany coffee table
at first glance and you are right.
However, a flick of the wrist,
and up it comes to dining heighth,
ii widenS out-and presto, serve