Tree Lights In Endless
Variety Shown at
B. C. Electric Stores

According to How-
ard Walters, genial
manager of the
B. C. Electric's
main display rooms,
Granville street at
Dunsmuir, this sea-
son’s display of
Christmas tree
lights and other
electrical decora-
tions, are by far
the most interesting ever produced by
the manufacturers.

Christmas, 1930, promises to be an
_ especially bright one in one way, at
least—for already, with the Christmas
shopping season not yet speeded up
to its ultimate rush and hurry, ever
so many people have been both “look-
ing around” and actually buying the
merry little twinkling lights that come
in strings for adding that finishing
touch to the Christmas tree.

Lighted wreaths and other Christ-
mas decorations, including an ingeni-
ous Christmas tree stand with small
flood lights that bathe the tree in a
glow of colored light, are also shown
at all B. C. Electric Stores. (The
flood light stand is priced at $5.50.)

Here are some other prices:

Plain colored lamps, for replacing
burned out lamps on the string of

lights you've used these past few
years, each $ .10
Westinghouse Mazda colored lamps,
each - 12

Fancy Assorted Designs, Santa Claus,
Dresden Dolls, etc., each B® i200

Plain colored lamps, genuine Mazda,
each, for the multiple and outdoor
Sc | ae see eae ee

Specially constructed waterproof strings
of lights, intended for outdoor use,
from $3.85 to $15.00

String of colored lamps, pear shapes,
etc., per string $1.25

Fancy tungstens, per string... $2.15
Strings of lantern-shaped lamps...$2.75

The Noma series of tree lights, per
string, from $1.70 to $5.00

Noma reflectors, providing a sparkling
effect, set of eight $:.45

Noma electric wreath, 12 inches, com-

plete with lamps $2.00
Genuine holly wreath, 14 inches, com-
plete $5.00

Others up to $13.00.

This list, of course, includes only
a few of the many attractive electrical
decorative material shown at all B.C.
Electric Stores. Why not drop in
and make your selection from the
complete display?

A delightful example of electrical Christmas
decoration is the lighted wreath. It is _parti-
cularly well adapted for use in windows, where
its charm fills the room and likewise reaches
out to the world beyond.

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