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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 15, 30 October 1935, Page 4

BUSINLSS NOTICES. BALLANTYNES DAINTILY FASHIONED SUMMER WEAR ; FOR THE YOUNG FOLK. Maid’s Attractive Striped Frock, trimmed White Pique- ■'?««» «/- Small Girls’ Blue Poplin Frock, hand made ; effective style, finished with small White Collar, embroidered m t"“l ,ieSignS ' , F ° r aEeS rri«l6/» Dainty Frock and Bonnet Set in Spotted Voile. The yoke s finished with Fancy White Organdie Collar, in ed Blouse and Green Knickers, lo fit age 3 years- 1 Trice 2 ’ 3 / 6 Maids’ Print Frocks in check designs; small collar bordered in White, bow at neck. In Blue, Brown, and GreenPrices o/y to il o laids’ Floral Print Frock; small White dollar, short fancy sleeve. Sizes 3bin., Bin., 42in In ‘Lemon, Green and }l ne Prices 11/6 to 12/6 Floral Cotton Smock and Bloomer Set; dainty designs for ages 18 months to 3 .year’s*. In Green. Lemon and BluePrices 8/11 to 9/11

Small Bovs’ Cotton Blouses with short sleeves; in Blue and Brown. For ages 2 to 4 rears— Prices 4/6 to 4/9 Britway Flop Hats to fit ages 2 to 9 years. In Blue, Green, Lemon and White— Pnce 3/11 Tiny Tots’ Cotton Bonnets; dainty floral designs, attractive shape. For ages Ito 3 years— Prices 2/11 to 4/6 Children’s Bloomers in Celanese Silk; suede finish. In Fawns and Pastel shades. Sizes 16in., IBin. and 20m.— > Children's Lustral Art. Silk Socks, m Sky, Pink. Lemon, Apple. Sizes 1 to &_ 1/11 to 2/11 pair Children’s Wearproof £ Socks, in Ribbed Art. Silk. Sizes 7to 10. In Beachton— 1/11 to 2/2 pair Children’s Cutie Socks. English ArtSilk. Plain, with self or coloured tops. In Tussore or White. Sizes 7to 10 — 2/6 to 2/11 pair Children’s Wondervvear fancy knit. Art. Silk Socks. In Flesh and White. Sizes 3 to 8— 1/10 to 2/4 pair Children’s Wearproof Ribbed Art. Silk Socks. In sizes 3to 8. Beaehtan — 1/2 and 1/9 pair

SHOPPING BY TELEPHONE is—Simple, Swift and Satisfactory. Ring 33-360. Ask for Teleorder, when a member of our staff, qualified to attend to inquiries relating to any department—will promptly carry out all instructions. Postal Address: P.O. Box 902, Christchurch, C.l J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. ANOTHER REMINDER—BE EARLY WITH YOUR. OVERSEAS GREETINGS THIS YEAR, YOUR NEEDS ADEQUATELY ARRANGED FOR AT “THE BOOKSHOP.” Christmas Greeting Cards, with N.Z. Views, from 6d. Ashburton Views —Post Cards —3d each. Purse Calendars with N.Z. subjects, from 4d. „ Very Handy Shopping List N.Z. Subjects, 1/- each. The Christmas Illustrated Numbers of “Free Lance.” “Otago Witness,” “Weekly News’" (Auckland), Christchurch “Star,” “New Zealand Illustrated” (‘Press’), 2/- each. Postage one penny.

BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED. “Hollywood by Starlight,” by R. J. Mirniev, 5/6. “The Sapphire Button,” by Florence Bone, 4/-. “Dudley Napier’s Daughters,” by Amy Le Feuvre, 4/-. “John o’, the Green,” a romance by Jeffrey Farnol, 7/-. “White Water Nallev,” by Jackson Gregory, 7/-. “Confessions of a Journalist,” by Pat Lawlor, 6/-. “Mr Justice McCardie,” by George Pollock, 6/6. “Sailor-Men All,” bv Admiral Campbell, 9/-. ' “Arches of The Years,” by Halliday Sutherland, fresh supply, 7/6. “The Little Country” (fresh supply). by John Guthrie, 7/-. “Gillian Munro,” by Isabel Cameron, 7 /-. “Regency Buck,” by Georgette Heyer, 7/-. Demaret’s Cut Paper Patterns. Patterns for All Garments, We have sold thousands of these and confidently recommend them. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A. W. HOPKINS, “THE BOOKSHOP,” ’Phone 120, East Street. FOUNTAIN Pen Repairs—All makes of Pens satisfactorily adjusted and repaired. BROOM’S PEN HOSPITAL, Burnett Street. LIVERPOOL Unscreened. Unequalled for banking the fire. Stocked by J. C. SCOTT and J. BARDIE, Triangle Coal Depot.