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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 246, 31 July 1935, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. BALLANTYNES NEW SPRING NECKWEAR . . PRESENTS MANY NOVEL EFFECTS! IN SMART FABRICS AND DAINTY COLOURINGS. V-Collar in Pleated Georgette, Guipure Lace inset; trimmed with Pearl button. In Beige or Pink— Pleated Georgette Collar, round design, with faggoted Jabot. In Ivory or Beige— . J/H Jubilee Blue Suede Collar, with Bow and Jabot— . , 4/ 11 6in Pleated Silk Collar, with large Bow. In Ivory or Beige— 4/11 Y-shaped Collar in Suede, with large Bow. In Ivory, Beige or Jubilee BlueShopping by Telephone. Dial 33-360. Ask for Teleorder. Prompt response and expert shopping assistance assured. New Silk Crepe 3-row Collar; finished with 4 tabs and button. In Ivory—--7/H New Braided Collar; an attractive design, finished with Bow. In Ivory only. Satin Blousettes; .plain styles or trimmed, with Lace V-collar and Net back. In Ivory or Beige— Satin Vestee with Net back; V-collar in Lace. In Ivory or Beige— 4/11 Suede Vestee with V-collar and how; trimmed with faggoting. Net back. In Ivory— . 4/11 Linen Vestee, with Net back, in Ivory ; Pearl buttons— 4/11 Needlerun Lace Blousette, with Net back and V-neck\ine; finished with Bow. In Ivory or Vellum— 9 /II NEW SCARVES. a Silk. Fast colours, Spot and Circle esign in the season’s prevailing tones—--5/11 atin Scarves, with check border; round colours, Brown, Navy or lack — 4/11 ilk Scarves, in a new circle and stripe esign ; many pleasing shades— 4/11 atin Scarves, in an effective Diamond ieck pattern. Black/White, Brown/ i r hite, Red/Navy, Brown/Rust— 4/11 .nether new Scarf, in Silk, has an (Tractive diagonal stripe, in a variety f shades— 6/11 USUAL DISCOUNT AND FREE POSTAGE.

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