MARGOT Goes Shopping

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 282, 28 November 1936, Page 2

MARGOT Goes Shopping

Linen table sets printed with scenes of Mickey Mouse and his quaint companions would delight the heart of any child. They are at M. McKinnon’s, Needlework Specialist, 126 a Avenue. The set, priced at 7s 6d, consists of tablecloth and two feeders. Special large sized feeders of towelling with Mickey Mouse pocket are 2s 6d. Holiday Beauty. When Milady prepares for the Christmas holidays and all the attendant festivities, the “crowning glory” is, of course, a matter of great importance. If you want a good “perm.” go to Catherine Enwright’s, the wellestablished Beauty Parlour, where an efficient staff will attend to your requirements. All methods of permanent waving, equal to anywhere in the world, are available at Catherine Enwright’s. Her salon will be having a busy time of it during the last fortnight before Christmas, as there is heavy booking. So holiday-makers will be wise to see about their appointments. Those who are not. going away will be pleased to know that Catherine Enwright will remain here during the holidays to give attention to her clientele. Telephone 2458. Good Books at Poynter’s. Books are to be a prominent feature of Christmas gifts in Wanganui this year. Poynter’s, Booksellers, have a reputation for good books which extends far beyond Wanganui, and this Christmas they have done everything possible to make their gift books a most attractive selection. As well as gift books this firm has an excellent stock of all the latest books published and have many interesting ones to choose from, including H. V. Morton’s famous book “In the Steps of St. Paul,” “South Riding,” by Winifred Hotby, also the publication “So They Began,” by John Guthrie, the New Zealand author. These are just a few of the books of exceptional interest. There are books available for all tastes and all ages. Children are particularly well catered for by Poynter’s, who have a wonderful selection ranging from delightful picture books for toddlers to those suitable for the older boys and girls. Among these may be mentioned Arthur Mee’s wonderful gift book. There are also some fine Family Bibles, complete with the various registers for entries of family events. These Bibles are printed in easy-to-read lettering and are gilt-edged. Some are beautifully illustrated and bound. They are priced from 15s.