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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 108, 16 February 1935, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. TO-DAY’S BARGAINS AT BALLANTYNES SALE. include the following, together with numerous others—in everyi Department—of equally high valu?.... MILLINERY. Trimmed Millinery. Good Straws, in all colours, also Black. Usually 16/9 to 32/6. Sale prices 9/11 to 15/6 Ready-to-Wear Straw Hats, in a wide range of colours. Usually 14/9 to 19/6, Sale price 3/11 Ready-to-Wear Straw Hats-, in all popular colours. Usually 9/11 to 12/9. Sale price 2/11 EXCEPTIONAL CRETONNE BARGAINS. Handsome Cretonne, suitable for either period or modern furnishing. Oriental designs in rich colourings on Cream or White ground Fadeless. 36in. wide. Usually 4/11 yd Sale Price 4/6 Heavy Crepe-finish Fadeless Cretonne ; effective Poppy design on ground colours of Beige, Blue, Green and Mauve. 31in. wide. Usually 4/11 yard. \ 'Sale Price 4/6 An all-purpose .Reversible .Cretonne, in fast colourings, with a well spaced neat floral design on Cream ground. 3lin. wide. Usually 3/11 yard. Sale price 3/6 Heavy Linen-like Texture Cretonne, with Floral spray design on diamond patterned background 1 ; for morning room and bedroom.. 36in. wide. Usually 4/11 yard. Sale price 4/6 An Attractive Cretonne; bold floral effect in strong colourings on Cream, Blue or Beige ground. 31in. wide. Usually 2/11 yard. Sale Price 2/6 ODDMENTS IN BEDSPREADS. Cream Linen Bedspreads, with dainty motifs and fancy hemstitch designs. Slightly soiled. Size 70in x lOOin. Usually 59/6 each. Sale price 35/Old 'Bleach Linen Bedspreads, applique embroidery, on Cream. Helio, Rose or Gold. Size 72in. x lOOin. Usually 55/6 each. Sale price 39/6. Taffeta Bedspreads, attractively embroidered on Green, H'elio, Rose and Pink. Shot effect. Size 72in. x lOOin. Usually 63/- each. Sale price 42/Size 90in. x 108 in: Usually 77/6 each. Sale price 55/USUAL DISCOUNT AND FREE POSTAGE. J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd., Christchurch. I Telephone No. 33-360.

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