INEXPENSIVE GIFTS.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 22 December 1908, Page 8

INEXPENSIVE GIFTS.

You want something inexpensive yet good, useful yet ornamental. What_you really want to buy is a pretty little piece of electro-plated ware, or glass ware, a dainty epergne, for example, or useful little butter dish. Your wife will like and appreciate either of these. Messrs A. C. Lennard and Co. have a large advt. on page 2 with reference to the splendid lines of E.P. ware that they stock. They only buy from the leading manufacturers, consequently you can rely upon the quality .being of the very best. See their special window display of dainty glass epergnes, art china, and electro-plated ware. It will not take you long to pick out what you want. Everything is plainly ticketed.

SYDNEY DRAPERY—SYDNEY PRICES. Just arrived in the nick of time for Christmas trade, one case of Children's Washing Tunics and Print Overalls, all E:zes, Is 6d each, worth 3s 6d; hundreds of Sailor Hats, ribbon ends, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 6d greatest bargains on earth. Also a nviniifactnrer's sample lot of children's Silk Hoods and Hats and lovely embroidered Washing Sun Bonnets and Hals, no two alike, real beauties and all at about half of their actual value. Our numerous countr;^ customers'aro specially invited to see the above desperately cheap bargains at the noted cheap Sydney Cash Drapery Co., corner .of Avenue and Guyton Street.