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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 54, Issue 257, 11 August 1934, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. OVERCOAT IS ESSENTIAL FOR SPRING AND FREQUENTLY DESIRABLE FOR SUMMER. Men will find at Ballantynes an unusual choice in High Grade Overcoats to meet the claims ot the Seasons and every individual requirement: Smartly cut Raglan Raincoats in Fawn Gabardine, with Prussian Collar, allround belt and check lining to toneChest sizes 38 to 42 , 47/b Single-breasted Raglan Rain coats in light or dark Fawn Wool and Cotton Gabardine; Well built garments, with all-round belt and Silk lining. Chest sizes 36 to 42- _ . . ,69/6 A convenient and effective Raincoat for Summer use is in single-breasted style, made of single-texture lawn r a Sabl°e f "storm Coat, absolutely rainproof, is in double-breasted shape; martly belted. In Fawn.and Dark Tweed effects- -47/6 to 63/ The world-famed "Airylight Bmherrv full-fitting Raglan style; lignt, warm, waterproof, and windprooi. :n «mnrfc Fawn shades — *»o/o/nlvv Clolh Overcoats in the popular double-breasted, waisted styleAlso a wide selection of douulebreasted Belted Overcoats in bcotcii and English Tweeds; latest styles, in the Shades of Grey Single-breasted, easy fitting Tweed OvS-coats, in 'the season's fashionable Fawn and Bvow^eftec^^ Leather Coats, single-breasted, belted style. In Dark Brown shade, with linings to tone— Wvitishbe.t »**«, tam^ Present Styles—as worn m London—are a feature ot BALLANTYNES MEN'S HAT DEPARTMENT. Woodrows "Super" Quality Soft Felt; purest grade fur, modelled with remarkable skill- °f/ b "'Lincoln'Bennitt" of Burlington Gaidens W.—favoured bv Royal patron-a.ae_-is one of England's foremost Hatters. Ballantynes have Lincoln Bennett Hats in newest shapes and "Woodrows'' Standard Quality Soft Felts are also available. Latest styles., 00/Ballantynes < 'Special' '-exclusive to' Ballantynes—is a popular priced Mat of remarkable value; obtainable m prevailing- London styles— -->/- The "Dunstable" is another Soft lelt, of English make, sponsored by ballantynes for the exceptional value it offers— . , 21 J~ Bowler Hats by leading makers, in newest shapes— 25/- and 35/J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd., Christchurch. HOUSEHOLD BRUSHWARE HOUSEHOLD BRUSHWARE GOOD SCRUBS, 1/- each. HAIR BROOMS,, 2/6 each. CORN BROOMS, from 2/9 each. Assorted NAIL BRUSHES, 3d ea. UXTON AND THOMAS, LTD., •UXTON AND THOMAS, LTD., Triangle Stores, 'Phone 20. INEXPENSIVE DEVOTIONAL BOOKS Obtainable at "THE BOOKSHOP." "Lay Sermons and Parables," by Hugh Redwood, 1/3. "Deeds of Daring," by Sir Wilfred Grenfell, 1/3. "The Story of a Labrador Doctor, Sir Wilfred Grenfell, 1/3. "A Man's Life," by Jack Lawson, M.P., 1/3. A miner's book instinct with optimism and happiness. <r rne Happiest Man." The story ot Reginald Kennedy Cox and the Dockyard Settlements, 1/3. "What Christ Means To Me," by by Sir William Grenfell, 1/3. "Banners In. Africa," by Arthur Copping, 1/3. "The Victory of God," by James Reid. Address originally delivered to his congregation in Eastbourne, 1/.J. "What I Owe to Christ," by C. F. Andrews, 1/3. "The Key to The Kingdom," by James Reid. Studies in "The Beautitudes." The key to the life that is worth while. . "Mother Machree," by Hugh Quinn, 1/3, . Full Length Novels, cloth-bound, at 1/9 each. "Cherry Square," "Midsummer's Day," ''Red Pepper's Patients," by Grace Richmond. . "The White Gate," by Warwick Deeping. n . "The Black Swan," by Sabatim. "Storm Drift." bv Ethel Dell. "The Magic Garden," by Stratten Porter. "LOOK IN THE WINDOW." A. W. HOPKINS, 'Phone 120, East Street.