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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 128, 12 March 1935, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICEB. WITH THE APPROACH OF AUTUMN BALLANTYNES ANTICIPATE THE CALL FOR HEAVY CURTAINS with their new stocks of Plain and Mottled Fadeless Chenilles and Plain Velours. 48in Plain Chenille, in Dark Blue, Crimson and Fawn — .9/6 yard oOin Sunfast Chenille in plain shades of Green, Brown. Fawn and Blue — 11/6 yard 50in Fadeless Mottled Chenille in Brown Fuchsia, Henna, Green and Blue— 16/6 yard oOin Fadeless Heavy Quality Silk-finish-ed Chenille in Rose, Blue, light Brown and Rich Wine— 19/6 yard 50in Plain Velour, an excellent weight of cloth with a superior finish in shades of Rose. Blue, Fawn, Rust, Henna, Wine, Gold, Green— 7/6 yard 50in Fadeless Velour, a splendid draping doth in, shades of Refce, Wine, Green, Blue, Plum, Henna, Rust — 11/9 yard oOin Fadeless Velour, with a very fine finish. In Rust and Light Brown—--17/6 yard PYREX TOOTHI POWDER is an antiseptic Tooth Powder of the highest standard of quality, recommended by the Dental profession. It not only cleans .the teeth, but it whitens the enamel. It is invaluable for Dental Plates— Price 1/6 bottle NEW CRETONNES have been opened, showing the small designs so popular for Bedspreads and Curtains. Several are guaranteed, fast to sunlight and washing. 31in Reversible Cretonnes in small designs, also in smart Floral effects—1/6, 1/9 and 1/11 yard 31in Semi Modern designs in bright colourings— 2/3 and 2/11 yard 31 in Reversible Cretonnes, fadeless, small allover designs—--2/11 and 3/3 yard 31in Check Cretonnes. Sunfast; in Rose, Henna, Black, Blue, Green and Red. An idea! cloth for Kitchenette Curtains— " 2/11 yard 36in Cretonnes, neat all-over designs—--1/6 and 1/11 yard Telephone 33-360. Order by Telephone through our Tele-order Service. Prompt response and expert shopping assistance assured. J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. Christchurch.

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