NOBLE’S

Southland Times, Issue 21273, 19 December 1930, Page 14

NOBLE’S

Thousand and One Gifts. For the harassed shopper, anxiously wondering what to buy, stepping from the crowded street into Noble’s is like entering paradise. All doubts ire set aside and buying becomes a pleasure. Whether for children or for adults there is an endless variety of gifts to select, from. The brassware and china ware form a feature of the display and many delightful articles for Christmas giving are contained in this section. There is a splendid display of cut glassware which should act as a magnet, to all eyes, for in it pieces of exquisite workmanship are contained. There are few presents which appeal more than cut glass and few places where there is a wider range of selection

than at Noble's. Christmas cards and calendars are also very much in evidence. The cards and calendars grow more attractive each year, and to see those in Noble's is to want to buy not one but all. Another excellent line iS the assortment of ladies’ handbags which arc more handsome than ever this year. For the men there are all kinds of shaving and smoking appurtenances.

Artistic diaries, many novel knick-knacks, dainty bead necklets, stainless cutlery sets —these are other gifts that would be sure to please. No child could fail to be enraptured with Noble’s. The toys are such as adults today never dreamed of as possible of creation. Dolls that do amazingly human things and animals that appear to live arc seen side bv side. Beautiful dolls' prams and efficient tricycles are there for the girl or boy of tender years. The model aeroplanes are amazingly food. Children’s books are also a feature of the Christmas display. No child is displeased with the. gift of a book at Christmas, particularly of the attractive hooks of to-day and those who are at a loss what to give might do a lot worse than pay a visit of inspection to this part of Noble’s store.