CHRISTMAS GOODS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, 4 December 1926, Page 5

CHRISTMAS GOODS.

AT W. G. PERRY’S. ’Tis the time of the year again when everyone thinks of what they will be requiring for Christmas and the holiday seas'on 1920 —11)27. Mr Perry lias spared no pains in selecting his stock of the various lines such as gramophones and records, a special feature being a children’s table Idled with all kinds' of records suitable for children’s use, from one shilling to 2s (id each. The range of cycles comprises Earl, Riulge Whitworth, B.S.A. and Ashley, including special juvenile and intermediate sizes for both boys and girls. Prams and push chairs' are in great variety, the new prices enabling a seagrass push chair, with adjustable hood and rests, to be bought for 455, and a large, artistic seagrass pram for just under £4. The dolls’ prams are a grand present for children, and a pretty seagrass doll \s pram, with hood, is only Its lid at Perry’s this Christmas, so why deprive the children of this great toy. Tricycles, both in plain and ball-bear-ing, are available in all sizes to suit a child from 2 years to l) years.

There are many people who quite overlook the fact that to give a useful electric 'torch, which nearly everyone realises to-day are quite indispensible in every home. They are always ready, clean, and are easily carried in one s pocket.

A special display of these goods is now being made at Mr Perry’s shop, and both the windows and the showroom will be well lighted every evening during December, so that the public can inspect the goods at their leisure. In conclusion, Mr Perry wishes all a very merry Christmas and a more prosperous New Year, 192(3 —1927.