CARTHEW’S AND CHRISTMAS

Feilding Star, Volume 5, Issue 1287, 22 December 1927, Page 5

CARTHEW’S AND CHRISTMAS

For 48 years Father Christmas, who knows from experience justwhat old and young like at this time of the year, has been leaving a great big hag of presents at Carthew’s shop. Old Friend of All this year has brought to the shop a wonderful selection of hooks. Those suitable lor children are cheaper than pre-war prices, and are wonderful value, beautifully hound arid will make the most acceptable presents, particularly for girls and boys. Have a look -t the Bumper Books. All this season’s novels are in stock, in presentable bindings, a. wide choice*. Along more costly linos, the shop displays a selection of gramophones, His Master’s Voice and Brunswick. These beautiful instruments are* an endless source of delight in any home, and with the wide range of records of -all makes • very complete, addition to any home. Kodaks, from the 10s 6d Brownie to the Do Luxe models, are useful and entertaining gifts, which may be obtained here and will certainly please the friend you desire to please. In sporting lines, Carthew’s, as usual, have a. comprehensive range of tennis and cricket goods at prices to meet all pockets. These are goods which last, and this makes them the in ore acceptable. Toys! If you love your’children and wish to make them happy, take them to Carthew’s ■ toy carnival upstairs, and the light ol joy which will shine in their eyes will warm your heart. For lady friendswhat about leather goods—handbags, wallets, and the like—useful and prettily made. And what could be better for your gentleman friend than a fountain pen—a Swan, Onoto or a- Swift—or, sav, a pocket pencil of chaste design? These goods may be secured at very reasonable prices. Old Daddy Christmas knows that nowadays people like presents which are useful and made to last, an * these are the kind he emptied out ol his kig hag this happy season at Carthew’s.