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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 295, 26 September 1935, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. BALLANTYNES HIGH GRADE READY-TO-WEAR SUITS MEET ONE OF TO-DAY’S SPECIAL DEMANDS. Well cut and carefully finished, these Suits are made in superior English materials that are a guarantee of good wear and style, ancl their readiness for immediate sei - vice makes them specially useful for an unexpected demand for a new or extra Suit for smart everyday or holiday wear. Their wide range of sizes is an assurance of satisfactory fit . . • Tropical Worsted Double-Breasted LOUNGE SUIT in "Panama Worsted with shalk stripe. Mid. Grey shade— Double-Breasted LOUNGE SUITS in feather stripe All-Wool English Flannel. Mid. Grey— £5/19/6 Double-Breasted LOUNGE SUITS in "Solid English Worsted" Flannel— From £6/6/BA LLANTYNES SPECIALISE IN MEN’S SHIRTS. Shirt with Tie to Tone is To-day’s Most Popular Style. English made Cellular Cotton Shirts in self colours of Lemon, Reseda, Fawn, Grey and White; attached Collar, three-button front, short sleeves— 7/6 Self-colour Tie to tone— 2/6 Flannel Poplin Shirts with attached Collar and Tie to tone. English made from selected materials, in Blue, Grey, Fawn and Brown check designs— With Tie— 23/6 "Swantex" Shirts will not shrink, fade nor stretch. New range in this much favoured Shirt; check and self designs. With Tie to tone— 12/6 Shirt with Tig to Match ; made from materials expressly imported by Ballantynes. Smart check designs in fashionable shades of Fawn, Blue and Brown; suitable for either sports or general wear. With Ti:— 12/6 BALLANTYNES MADE-TO-MEA-SURE MEN’S SHIRT SERVICE . . Ballantynes Shirts-to-Order are made on tlieir own premises—by an experienced staff—under expert supervision, the result is the perfect garment—well tailored, free-fitting and made in material and style of your own choosing. The new Poplins, Prints, Matts, Silks, etc., offer a wide choice. Prices for making only: Shirts 4/6, Collars 1/each. Collars with twin tabs and stiffeners — 1/6 each. Patterns of -materials and self-measure-ment chart gladly sent to any address, post free, on request. WE MAKE ALL SIZES—ALL SHAPES—IN ANY MATERIAL.

Postal Address: P.O. Box 902, Christchurch, C.l J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. A VARIED LIST OF BOOKS FOR ALL TASTES, AVAILABLE AT THE BOOKSHOP. “The General, Evangeline Booth,” by P. Whitwell 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. “Shacldeton’s Boat Journey,” by Commander Worsley, D. 5.0., 3/6. “Ships of Pearl,” by F. W. 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 Winds,” by John Buchan, 7/-. “Sackcloth Into Silk,” by Warwick Deeping, 7/-. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A. W. HOPKINS, ’Phono 120, 56 East Street. FOUNTAIN Pen Repairs—All makes of Pens satisfactorily adjusted and repaired. BROOM’S PEN HOSPITAL, Burnett Street. ARE YOU TIRED? IF you are feeling tired, run-down, and lacking in energy and strength, fortify your system by taking Harvey’s Mineral Tonic. This wonderful medical discovery builds up the strength by feeding the blood and nerve centres with nourishment. After taking Harvey’s Mineral Tonic you will feel a new being—vibrant, buoyant, full of health. 3/6 jar fro7n Chemists.