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HOLIDAY SHOPPING can, and
should be, a pleasant and gratify-
ing experience. Just approach it as
a way of showing family and
friends you think they're special,
and try to find gifts that express
how you feel about them.

Think carefully in advance
about what people really want, and
jot down ideas as they come to
mind. Keep a list and, when you
come across something on the list,
shop early — even if it’s not nearly
Christmas.

Start a gift hideaway and buy a
little at a time — this will save you
from having to do all your shopp-
ing at the last minute. You can
even start wrapping gifts as you get
them so you won't have to fusi.
with them all at once.

Something else you might com-
sider is the type of gift you choose
for someone. Out-of-the-ordinary
ideas are often appreciated more
because they require a little extra
thought.

Savings up to §

at West 1st North Vancouver:

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O%, off regular retail

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25 Different Gift Packs
to choose from
Products include recognized British products
such as Walls Steak and Kidney Pies, West Coast
Smoked Salmon, Apples from British Columbia
and Ontario, Beautiful gift boxes of Roses or
Carnations, etc.
Prices range from $19.00 to $125.00.

Ordering Couldn’t be Simpler

Pick up a colourful brochure at any Safeway and
simply compi:te the information requested and pay
our cashier.

We sugvest you order early to avoid
disappointment.

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Pick up: a detaile

ne Gifts to Great Britain Brochure
* at any Safeway Store