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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 296, 27 September 1935, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. TO GIVE . A NEW DAINTINESS TO WINDOWS AND 1 ROOMS BALLANTYNES NEW CURTAININGS OFFER THE WIDEST CHOICE. 36m Cream Cotton Curtain Nets with small coloured motifs and spots in Rose, Blue, Green, Gold—- ' 1/9, 1/11, 2/,6 yard 36in Plain Curtain Net in Blue, Rose, Green, Lemon — 1/9 yard 3Gin Madras Net in check design; BlueWhite, Green-White. Rose-White—--3/11 yard 30in Ecru Cotton Curtain Net, for Casement Windows —• 2/3, 2/11, 3/6 yard 48in Ecru and Biscuit Cotton Curtain Nets— 2/6, 5/11 yard GOin Plain Voile. Cream shade; excellent for frilled curtains — 3/11 yard loin Fancy Voiles— 4/6 to 6/11 yard 48in Reproduction Curtain Net; Cluny Lace design— 11/6, 12/6 yard ANOTHER NEW CARPETING Conies first to the First Carpet House in the Dominion. Produced by the leading British Carpet Manufacturer, this Carpet was shown at the British Industries Fair, where it created the most favourable comment—for in England, as it will be in the Dominion; the advent of an inexpensive Carpet ofl superior quality in an unusually effective style was welcomed for its many advantages. Whilst conforming to the vogue for Plain Carpets' which allow so much individuality in decoration, this new Carpet is just sufficiently patterned; to avoid showing footmarks, and its new texture is a combination of Wilton and' Brussels weaves, with the good-wearing quality of Brussel's and the cosy appearance of a pile Carpet. An excellent Carpet for homes and public rooms —inexpensive and effective—. In good shades of Fawn, Brown, Tango, Rose and. Green. • 12/6 yard 27 inches wide ...

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