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18 A D V E R T I S I N G S P E C I A L TRIDENT, NOVEMBER 14, 2005 Holiday gift and entertaining guide By News Canada Save energy this holiday season with LED lights Lighting up the home for the holiday season is a great way to add warmth and a touch of holiday spirit. LED lights are a great option for those looking to save energy and keep on budget. The lighting team at Canadian Tire has some holiday décor ideas that won’t break the bank. The benefits of LED lights. Light Emitting Diode (LED) lights are a great way to save energy while maintaining a traditional, seasonal look: • Energy efficiency. LED lights use 80-90 per cent less energy than conventional lighting, saving money on energy bills. • Safety. LED lights are made of non-flammable plastic epoxy that won’t break, even when stepped on, and they run cool to the touch, making them a safe alternative for families with young children. • Convenience. LED lights last up to seven times longer than traditional holiday lights, with a bulb life of 200,000 hours. They also require no replacement bulbs. • Style. LED lights have a unique shape and shimmer that provide a beautiful, bright look both indoors and out. Decorating with LED lights. • Adorning the outside of the house with lights and decorations immediately sets a festive tone for family and friends. New NOMA Outdoor Colour Changing LED lights fade in and out from red to green or red to blue and are a great alternative to traditional lights for outside. • To accent special features of the house like the roofline or pillars, hang icicle lights. • For a versatile lighting option, try NOMA LED rope lights available in a variety of colours. They can be bent or shaped to fit virtually any application. • Pre-lit trees save you having to string lights on the tree and are available with multi-coloured LED lights. • Available at Canadian Tire, NOMA has a pre-lit wreath and garland that both come with LED lights and add that extra touch of holiday warmth to your front door or stairs. • Often forget to turn your lights off Timers are the perfect solution as they can be programmed to automatically turn off both indoor and outdoor lights to help save you money. Chocolate fun facts Chocolate is a favourite treat around the world at holiday time. Literally tonnes of chocolate will be gifted this festive season. With so many people across the globe enjoying chocolate, why not offer up a little chocolate trivia at festive gatherings Here are some fun facts, courtesy of chocolate icons Cote d’Or, Terry’s, and Toblerone: Did you know: Take it Home for the Holidays Fashion Health & Beauty Classi Cuts Golden Clipper Lawtons Drugs Sunswirl Tanning Geneva Saturday Jayset Factory Outlet KIDZ by Hansel & Gretel (Children’s) Reitmans Smart Set Food Court A&W Dill Plckle Far East Cuisine Hot Spot KFC Korea Garden Mama Gratti’s Deli & Market PG’s Ports Seafood Specialty Shops Bentley (Luggage) Carlton Cards Charm Diamond Centre (Jewellery) Econo Color One Hour Photo International News (Magazine & Tobacco) Pay A Dollar Store Sea of Love (Home Furnishings & Decor) Shirt Shack/T-shirts Smithbooks The Source (Electronics) United Express (Magazine & Tobacco) Wicker Emporium Ray’s Lebanese Cuisine Second Cup Sushi You & Me Taste of India TCBY (The Country’s Best Yogurt & Pretzels) Tim Horton’s Tony’s Donair Treats Services Access Halifax Clarks Cleaners Flight Centre Health First Chiropractic Liquor Boutique Lottery Booth Midyat Tailor Shop Mobile One Moneysworth & Best (Shoe Repair) Nubody’s Fitness Centre (Physiotherapy Atlantic) Post Office (Lawtons) Scotiabank (5 ATMs) United Travels The Joy of the Holidays Starts at the Square Downtown Halifax at the corner of Duke & Barrington Street 8 1/2 x 11 • Hard Cover 200 photos • 336 pages. Price $50 + $5.75 postage and handling, if applicable. The blockbuster saga of HMCS Bonaventure, Canada’s last aircraft carrier, the sailors who manned her and the aircrew who flew from her deck. Profits from this reprinting will go to the Shearwater Aviation Museum Foundation Shearwater Aviation Museum Foundation P.O. Box 5000 Stn Main, Shearwater, NS B0J 3A0 or PHONE: 902-461-0062 TOLL FREE: 1-888-497-7779 FAX: 902-461-1610
Start your holiday shopping early at Chysalis Spa & Skin Care Center and receive great savings on services and spa products. We want to help you pick out the perfect gift for friends and loved ones! Visit us during our Gift Certificate Sale week from November 21-27th and we pay the TAX! Join us on November 27th for our annual TAX Free Retail Sale day from 10am-5pm and enjoy savings on everything we have to offer for health and beauty. 446-3929 5521 Young St. Hydrostone Market chrysalis@hfx. eastlink.ca www.chrysalisspa.com De-stress in November with Jacqueline Twohig on Mondays and Wednesdays and receive a 1 hour Massage for only $ 59 Check out our new and improved website to help you choose the perfect gift, a gift of pampering! We look forward to seeing you in November and we would like to thank DND for all of your support this past year, and look forward to providing you with exceptional and professional spa services in 2006!
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