CALDER MACKAY’S

Southland Times, Issue 23388, 21 December 1937, Page 8

CALDER MACKAY’S

THE GIFT HOUSE Few better displays of quality Christmas presents are showing in Invercargill now than that of Calder Mackay, Ltd. The variety of useful and attractive gifts available will make choice dinicult, and the display is in every way worthy of a firm that has taken a popular place in the city’s esteem. There is an exceedingly attractive array of furniture, all .made in the firm’s recently enlarged Invercargill factory, and quality and appearance of house furnishings offered this Christmas would enrich any house, and give reason for pride among the wqfkmen who have made them. Lovers of beautiful homes who are seeking modern and artistic furniture ideas cannot go past Calder Mackay’s for inspiration. The large showrooms, upstairs and on the ground floor, have been arranged with excellent taste arid

the many beautiful things are so,displayed that none of their attractiveness is lost. Everyone either has or wants a home, and everyone is interested in home furnishings, so that the variety of attractive household goods in Calder Mackay’s is certain to attract a keen following of home lovers. Calder Mackay’s is also known as a home of good radio sets and Radiola sets now in stock will, from the standpoints of both appearance and performance, attract admirers of modern successful radio developments. A flat city, Invercargill has always done its best to vie with Christchurch in the number of bicycles in use, and the display of models showing in Calder Mackay’s—not excluding the gay and comfortable bicycles for children—should add more to the list of those who travel on wheels. Carpets, vases and ornaments and scores of household adornments too numerous to mention add to the attractiveness of the firm’s Christmas display—which, with those of other shops, is a direct reflection of returned prosperity.