THE UP-TO-DATE CHEMIST.
EXQUISITE QIFT GOODS. MR GLANVILLE'S GRAND
PHARMACY,
Anybody "who has visited Mr Glanville's well-known "Grand" Pharmacy in High street will carry with them pleasant recollections of the handsome appointments, the prompt, courteous treatment, and the magnificent range of toilet and similar goods that are s° tastefully displayed in this popular and. progressive establishment. Since acquiring this pharmacy some years ago, Sir Glanville has achieved wonders. Under his attentive, sklful management the business has developed by leaps and bounds, and to-day it is recognised as among the first few of the leading chemists' businesses of this city. Mr Glanville has the happy knack of divining what people require, and then providing it at the price and of the quality they desire. No doubt this faculty is responsible for the delightful selection of gift goods which are finding ready sale at this season. The display of perfumery is superb. Ya,rdly, Piver, Atkinson, Moray, Houbigait, Kicksecker, Bourgois, and other world-famous perfumiers being represented by thoir choicest productions. Yardley's*"Freesia" is hard to get now, but there is a big supply at the "Grantf -Pharmacy." Cut-glass Decanters and Presentation Caskets of perfumes are in good variety, and especially suitable | for gifts. Other lines tnat are in great favour comprise delicately-perfumed Toilet Soaps, Powder Puffs, Puff Boxes, Moray's delightful Bath Salts, Manicure Sets, Mirrors, etc. GoodTßrnshware —a somewhat scarce commodity these days —is another speciality. Hair Brushes for both sexes are carried in stock, and your particular attention ,is directed to the fine ranee of Bidwell.' Brushware —; made in England, and the finest in tho world.
A special Eau d© Cologne and Blamont Lavender Water also make welcome presents, while scent sprays are equally acceptable—the I>e Vilbis, which, can bo operated with one hand and which works on a new principle, is especially recommended. The resources of Mr GlanvilWs Grand Pharmacy for jpfts are without end —a cursory inspection of the High street wind9ws will reveal much, but you must step inside to see the full range of suit-; able gift goods that will please all who are fortunate enough to receive them.
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16403, 24 December 1918, Page 8
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