The Home of Good Value.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5366, 19 December 1928, Page 3

The Home of Good Value.

J. P. GAMBLE'S MESSAGE, In writing to, his large clientele Mr J. p. Gamble, of the Hqme of Good Value, opposite the municipal chambers, Paerpa, extends festive greetings. He points o,ut that there are 'Still four days in which to, do Christmas shopping; and draws atten-. ;ticjn to ladies’ and men’s handkerboxed or singly, jn profusion • and remarkably variety; also special •oddments, each of which would make an ideal Christmas gift. At this season of . the year particularly,, house-> . 'wives’ .thoughts turn towards making the home look as bright and as at-> tractive as'possible. Now, this is just }where the “Home of Good Value” can give you a helping hand. For. -insance, wour curtains require renewing. What about this firm’s display 4xf lace madras curtains at special Christmas prices, in all shades .and of delicate texture. The- ruling fashion for shorter dresses makes stockings a positive essential to Ja woman’s dress, and this enterprising firm has’just unpacked something /special in the Delai brand ; and, what :1s more, these stqckings are actually in the Dominion and are of exceptional quality comparing .more than favourably with the im- > ported article. Other special lines • are perfumes of the best makes, toilet - soaps, ladies’ handbags, gloves, etc. .•A special feature is being made of household floor covering?, including Such lines as Barry’s printed linoleumSfkpeeial quality, all designs, 6ffa a Christmas price of 7s fid K yard ;» alsp 300 eongoleum mats in Choice designs at Is each- For the easy-chair, or settee, nq more acceptable could be given than a pretty cushion. These are; stocked ip all ' shade? and shapes at greatly reduced prices for this week. Now, theye is no heed for men, youths, c?- boys not 'to be well and fashionably dressed these holidays. “The Home of Good; Value” is offering something special in men’s suits, sports coats, and flan- • nels. An acceptable gift would be h Parisian or Kingsway tie (wide ends) iof New Zealand manufacture. Be it p. new hat, braces, sox, or. undercloth-, ip'g, this 1 firm can supply yqur. needs at a reasonable price consistent with /the gbod value that always obtains. A cejmpetent and cheerful staff is available to attend to your, needs. tfapicL assist you to select a suitable Inft for every member ipf the family. Wq ensure a good selection and! the • best of attention Mr Gamble respectfully asks that you shop early. The Christmas Joint. F. J. WELLS AND SONS. The Christmas joint is not “just an ordinary joint,” but something which *lk looked forward, to for weeks. Thereffore it is welj worth your, .while to -buy carefully. You may -cyrjdier in advance from this firm with every confidence, because it is the regular justom that they value, and there-i fee desire to prove their apprecia|bn by the meat they supply. Once gain Messrs. F. J. Wells and Sons are making a special fepture of catering for the Christmas meals, and patrons can rely on receiving prime lamb and meat of all kinds tender, and true to name; also speciallycured hams at reasonable prices. The .premises have been thoroughly renovated, and this, combined with hygienic coo) storage conditions, asr sttres patrons that thev wil] not only 'receive the best qf goods, but that they will be as fresh and wholesome flais possible to have them. This grin’s motto is “Quality, Cleanliness, Arid Civility,” and nq efforts are Spared to live up to it. Your Christ■as dinner will be much nic.er if you Un your joint of lamb, mutton, beef, fir. veal, spiced beef or pork from Wells and Sons. But there is qnq thing I at is respectfully asked qf patrons, 3 that is to hand in their Christmas Sers early, and the firm can then fee sure of supplying the best and ■bneat meat In the district.