WHAT SHALL I GIVE?

Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17284, 21 December 1927, Page 4

WHAT SHALL I GIVE?

FURNISHINGS —OF COURSE! The "What shall 1 give" question is uppermost in the minds of the people to-day. II is certainly a. problem which requires careful consideration. No mallei' what is given Ihe recipient is, o\' course, wont to say "Thank you very much-—that's just what I wauled." Hut was it'.' There is so much given that is mil really appreciated that it behoves a porson, In think twice before deciding on their purchases. To be really cerlain that your gift will be useful you should decide on a gift that is in everyday use. Why not I hen buy your friend something for Ihe home. ■U the Victoria -Mart, in Victoria Street, Hamilton .North, opp. ihe Public Trust i Klice at their Ward St. depot and at Commerce Street, Frank lon, one can si roll around and see many articles which, without a doubt, would make ideal Christmas presents. There are carpets, linos, chairs, tables, hall stands, beds, wirewove mattresses, dressing tables, gramophones, pictures, wardrobes and a host ol other articles which would act as serviceable gifts, livery article in either ot ■these establishments is priced so low that you will say lo yoursell "ihank goodness I had a look round.' _ ' In addition to selling at such ridiculously low prices the proprietor delivers free to all parts ot the borough. , \M furniture is manufactured at, Live Mart's Factory in Frankton, thus lin'hovlng all lo patronise local production and keep Ihe money in our own town. Persons who do not inspect, Ihe goods at either ot these Uuve shops have only themselves Lo Plume if they have not enough money loft with which to buy the Christmas dinner. , Mothers should bear in mind that Hi,. Victoria Mart has a large number of kiddies' toys al prices to suit; all pockets. Your buspectioii is in-' vileii.