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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVI, Issue 10684, 30 December 1925, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. DELIGHTFUL HOLIDAY FROCKS for the CHILDREN at BALLANTYNES. DAINTY FUJI SILK FROCKS, in Magyar styles, with square necks. Hemstitched and embroidered in Blue, Pink, and Helio. Sizes, 20 to 24 inches. PRICES ... 12/6 to 14/6 SMART LITTLE CHECK TRICOLINE FROCKS, with Vestee and neck facings of white. Gathered on hips and finished self belts. In Blue, Mauve, Fawn and Green. 21in., 11/6, 24iu. 12/6, 27in. 13/6 USEFUL FROCKS OF JAZZ COTTON FOULARD, with Peter Pan collars and abort sleeves, piped plain colours to tone. PRICES—2Iin., 11/6, 24in., 12/6 ♦ 27i*t. f 13/6. EFFECTIVE FROCKS in COLOURED FUJI LINE, trimmed with contrasting pipings and buttons. In Fawn-Tan, Mustard-White, Pink-White. Blue-White. 28in., 8/11, 24in., 9/6, 27in. 9/11 ORGANDI FROCKS, in charming designs, embroidered with delicate contrasting colours. In Pink, Sky, Mauve, Lemon and White. In all sizes. PRICES from 8/11 to 45/-

DAINTY SUNBONNETS OF RUCKED ORGANDI, with quaint poked brims and trimmings of ribbon to match. In Pink, Sky, Mauve, Lemon, Sunset, and White. PRICES, S/6, 13/9, 16/6 FANCY COTTON PLAY PINAFORES, in Flora], Check, Jazz and Animal designs. For children from 2 to 8 years. PRICES 3/3, 3/11, 4/6 and 5/6 PLAYTIME ROMPERS, in Cotton Printed Materials. Have Floral and Animal patterns that will please their tiny weaiers. PRICES 3/6, 4/6, 4/11 SHADY HELMET HATS for Seaside and Garden wear, for children from 2 to 9 yetars old. PRICES 3/9 and 3/11. WHITE PIQUE HATS for small boys. PRICE, 2/9 STITCHED SILK HATS. PRICE, 3/11 CHILDREN’S WELL-CUT NAVY BLAZER COATS, piped with coloured cord. For children from 4 to 10 years. PRICES 14/9, 15/6, 16/6 and 17/6 DISCOUNT. 1/- in the £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts BALLANTYNES. of CHRISTCHURCH. PRESENT AND FUTURE OF AN ESTATE.

"W hen a keen and clever man of business lias his mind full of plans for increasing his estate his thoughts may not project far into the days when ho and his property will be no longer together. His main purpose is to make adequate provision for his family; he may have made a will hurriedly, he may have hastily nominated a friend as executor without taking time to consider whether the friend had the qualifications necessary for very important, difficult tasks. The testator ■wished to be quickly quit of a duty which he felt to be unpleasant. That is the kind of attitude which lias opened up a speedy way to waste and loss of an estate which took a lifetime of self-sacrifice to amass. The family’s welfare is worth a careful study of the advantages which the State-guaranteed Public Trust Office can give. For information apply to—. E. J. O’BRIEN, District Manager, Ashburton.

—BE READY FOR 1926. All sizes in Pocket Diaries, 9d to 5s 6d. Desk Diaries from 2s each. The Dairy Farmer’s Diary, day on a page. The Gardener’s Diary, for all gardeners. Collins’ Pocket Diaries, day on a page, Is 6d to 5s 6d each. \ Desk Calendars. Desk Pad and Calendar for 1926. Everyday Handy Desk Calendar Refills. Gift Calendars and Greeting Cards. Boxes of New Year Cards and Envelopes Is. > New Year Autograph Stationery. Single Greeting Cards from 3d. Post Cards with New Year Greetings. Books for Holiday Reading. Hundreds of Titles to choose from at 2s 6d. All the well-known Annuals for Boys and Girls from 3s 6d. LOOK IN THE WINDOW. W„ HOPKINS. ’Phone 120. East St.