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Jewelry gifts please everyone on your list When all the presents are opened on Christmas morning, the ones that bring the greatest pleasure are usually the ones most carefully chosen with care and love, says the Jewelry Industry Council. It's the gift that is per- sonal that means the most, such as the elegantly slim quartz watch for the lady of fashion on your list or the handsome onyx desk set for the business man in the family. Sure to please the very young ladies are delicate little gold-filled pendants with real gem- stones and cultured pearls. Look for out-of-the-or- dinary gifts for your favor- _ ite host and hostess -- a silver wine bottle holder for the wine connoisseur or an elegant little silver snail that obligingly holds col- ored toothpicks for the fin- ger foods your gourmet cook whips up. Fashion jewelry is every woman's favorite, espe- cially the new designer necklaces so popular to- day. Big, bold and dramat- ic, they will be a welcome addition to her holiday ac- cessories, setting off color- ful holiday finery. The best thing about jewelry and jewelry-store merchandise is that you can practically shop for HAPPINESS IS... your whole Christmas gift list at your favorite jewel- er's with easy one-stop shopping. Even diamonds can be within your budget range in new earrings, pins and pendants. And what wo- man was ever disappointed with a gift of diamonds? Men get a break as well this Christmas with new pocket jewelry, rings, tie pins and studs featuring a touch of diamond glitter. Pearls are a surefire a gift of jewelry on Christmas morning pleaser as they flatter every complexion and are a wel- come addition to any wom- an's jewelry wardrobe. There's a wealth of other gift ideas at the jeweler's -- bar ware, holloware, cigarette boxes and light- ers, pocket jewelry, birth- stone rings, crystal, china, etc. Personal jewelry will please anyone on your list, says the Council, and many jewelry items can be engraved for added person- alizing. T What do you think? Midland B.I.A. wants to make sure that you are saving your receipts from Midland Town Centre to cash in on Dollar for Dollar Extravaganza. On Tuesday, Dec. 27, there will be an exchange set up downtown at the old Edward's Home Decorating Centre. You bring in your receipts to be tallied and you will be given Extravaganza Bucks for the amount of your receipts. On Thursday, Jan. 5 the Dollar For Dollar Extravaganza will happen. members will be auctioned off to the highest bidders using Extravaganza bucks as tender. Some of the items to be auctioned are: a gift certificate worth $1,000 from The Parlour, Here's Lookin Atcha, and Voorzanger's Fine Furs, a sewing machine worth $249 from Midland Sewing Centre, a trip to Las Vegas valued at $429 from Marlin Travel, and many, many more. It's just our way of thanking The items provided by people who support our Midland Town' Centre downtown community. = MIDLAND = FISH AND CHIPS A*.Your all-new-look Restaurant °~" a Tommy invites you to come and see and taste the difference! ' a : : : Le We've always been known for our Old Country Fish and Chips But NOW there's more! Come See! Come taste the difference! 311 King St., Midland 526-9992 Mon-Sat. 9-8 p.m. L.L.B.O. Fri. til 9 p.m. MEN'S by pene WpyowoeG Jamboree of Gifts Prices effective Dec. 8 to Dec. 17 or while quantities last Ys SWEATSHIRTS $988 Fisher Price WESTERN re 'om | °99°° SANTA"S BOO CANDY-FILLED 3 1.44 MEN JACKETS REVERSIBLE $9938 Assorted paper TABLE CLOTHS w/napkins $1.44 CLOWN BOYS Asst. SWEATSHIRTS $ RF | DOLL KITS - 388 SMURF & x 9988 PAPA SMURF Assorted LADIES BLOUSES #4997 20% OFF GIFT BOXES Assorted LADIES PANTS Victoria 3 pack STEMWARE Tumbler, wine, sherry S$ 555 FLEECE PYJAMAS Infants 2 Toddlers *B.97 v= °11.97 $ 1 his champagne, Hiball & PEIGNOIR $ goo Old Fashioned SETS 2 King St., Midland Town Centre Your Do wntown Department Store ee or convenient Lay-away Mon. - Thur. 9-5:30 Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-5:30 Page 20, Wednesday, December 7, 1983