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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 285, 14 September 1935, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. BALLANTYNES WELCOME THE NEW NECKWEAR STYLES DIFFERENT, SMARTER. YOU WILL LIKE THE DAINTINESS OF CRISP WHITE ORGANDIE IN ITS VARIATIONS OF PLAIN, SPOT AND FLORAL EFFECTS Attractive V-shaped Collar, finished with three pleated frills and bow—3/11 Figured Organdie Collar; three tiered effect, with crystal button in front—4/11 V-shaped Collar with pleating and crystal buttons— 4/il Fancy Organdie V Collar with border of plain Organdie, finished with pleated ilower— 4/11 Fine striped Organdie Vestee; Vshaped neck with roll collar of plain Organdie and frill down centre front—--6/11 Plain White Organdie Vestee; round neck and attractive pleated finish—9/11 Organdie Flowers in Plain White, Navv-White, BrownBeige— 1/11, 2/11 Pin Spotted Organdie Vestee, V-shaped with plain collar and bow, pleated frill down front- / 6 Floral Organdie Vestee, plain V nec-k, finished large bow and edged with frilling— 0/11 Organdie Drillings in White, Pale Bine, Pink,' Lemon—--1/3 yard NEW GLOVES. Washable Suede Gloves ; elastic wrist gauntlet, neatly sewn fingers. In Nigger, Mushroom and Grey— 14/9 pair Super French Sued* Gloves; eight-but-ton length with two elio buttons,, neatly sewn fingers. In Rosette, Covert and Grey— 21/- pair Washable Suede Gloves; elastic wrist, slightly split gauntlet, pique sewn fingers. In Pastel, Grey and Mushroom— 14/9 pair French Suede Gloves with novelty rucked flared gauntlet, neatly sewn fingers. In Pastel, Brown and Black — 19/9 English Washable Doeskin Gloves; elastic wrist fringed gauntlet, pique sewn fingers. In Natural and White — 10/9 English Washable Doeskin Gloves; hand-sewn in Black, pique sewn fingers. In Natural ancl White— 16/9 WE PAY POSTAGE. Postal Address: P.O. Box 902, Christchurch. C.l

J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. A VARIED LIST OF ROOKS FOR ALL TASTES, AVAILABLE AT THE BOOKSHOP. “The General, Evangeline Booth,” by P. AVhitwell Wilson, 1/3. “Love Is All,” by General Evangeline Booth, 1/9. “The Pathway to the Stars,” by Lionel Fletcher, 1/9. “Kagawa,” by William Axling (fresh supply), 7/6. “Strolling Through Scotland,” by W. S. Percy; well illustrated; 7/6. ‘England,” by Ronald Carton, with 32 plates in colour, 6/6. “The. Life of Flora Macdonald,” by Alec Macgregor and William Jolly, 5/-. • “The Joyous Pilgrimage,” by lan Donnelly, 6/-; (fresh supply). “Hangman’s House,” “Destiny Bay,” “Crusade,” “Brother Saul,” pocket size, by Donn Byrne, 4/6 each. “The Wood-carver of Lympus,” by Mary Waller, 4/“Sea Escapes and Adventures,” by Taffrail, 3/6. “Shackleton’s Boat Journey,” by Commander Worsley, D. 5.0., 3/6. “Ships of Pearl,”-by F. AY. Boreham, D.D., 6/-. “The Arm of Gold,” “The Runner,” “The Rock and The River,” by Ralph Connor; fresh supply; 2/6 each. “Priorsford,” by O’Douglas, 2/6. “Not One In Ten,” by Joseph Hocking, 2/6. “Magic For Marigold,” L. M. Montgomery, 2/6. “The House of the Four AVinds,” by John Buchan, 7/-. “Sackcloth Into Silk,” by Warwick Deeping, 7/-. “LOOK IN THE AVINDOAV.’ A. W. HOPKINS, ’Phone 120, 65 East Street

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