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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 288, 16 September 1933, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. NEW CARPET BALLANTYNES. British manufacturers have boon accused of disregarding the pres-ent-day demaind for "modernistic" designs. Whatever truth there may have been in this criticism it is no longer justified, and Ballautynes present range of new patterns exhibits many; unconventional designs which merit inclusion in the most advanced schemes: designs which, whilst neither eccentric nor bizarre, are essentially modern and . exceedingly beautiful. A Modern Blue Axminster Body Carpet, relieved with touches of lighter Blue, Fawn, Brown and Green, is a choice example of the latest designing, and is well adapted for diningroom, lounge or hall. A similar design in warm Autumn shades with Henna and Black, is particularly effective. A Cubist design, in two tones of Brown, with just sufficient Henna to brighten the pattern, would give a wide choice in furnishing colourAnd a carpet developed in a modern semi-floral fashion, with Black, Henna and Brown tonings, on Camel ground, is in the rich colourings which are popular to-day. In SEAMLESS AXMINSTER CABPETS the many sizes and designs afford unique choice. Camel ground floral design in Brown, Black and Orange—12ft x 9ft.— 11 guineas Two-tone Vieux Rose, with dainty floral border in Green and Fawn—10ft 6in x 9ft— 13 guineas. An altogether unusual modern design * is defined in two-tone Brown with Orange and Black — 12ft x 9ft— 14 guineas A distinctive Carpet does not necessarily involve a high price, and a choice example of floral design in Blue, Rose and Brown on Camel ground, size 10ft 6in x 9ft, is only—- ' £7/17/6 OF CHRISTCHURCH. DISCOUNT: 1/- in the £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts.

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