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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 62, 24 December 1935, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. THE PLEASURE OF GIVING DAINTY GIFTS NEED NOT COST YOU MUCH IT WON’T —AT BALLANTYNES. The very.wide range of prices ensures a satisfactory choice. . . • Electric Lamp in pale Pink with dainty two-tone Pink shade, patterned wit*] Delphinium spray in Mauve, Blue and Rose— * A variety of Novel Shapes and Colourings with shades to tone ■ b From 17/6 to 65/Rass Water Set; Jug and 6 Glasses, n Amber, Blue, Green or Pmk— Glass Tray with folding Wicker handles, in Blue, Orange, Lemon or Green. Bevelled Wall Mirrors with mount and chain tor hanging. Various attractive shapes. 14in. x 10in. — Modern design Dressing Table feet in Light Amber Xylonite decorated with Black: Mirror, Hairbrush, Comb and Powder Box— 84/- set Men’s Travel Sets in English Leather Case with zip fastening: Hair Brush, Comb, Shaving Brush, Soap and Razor 3</6 set Real Crocodile Handbag in an unusual shape, with metal frame and novel clasp; fitted with inner swing pocket and'mirror. Moire lined. 40/Floral Satin Holdalls with plain Sati» binding and handle, containing Face Towel, Face Cloth, etc. A new design 9/6 each Real Petit Point Handbags for day or evening use—as illustrated— 42/Other designs— 45/- and 63/Imititation Petit Point Handbags—l7/6 Brass Two-Tray Tables; Grape design. 39/6 to -69/6 Black and White Terrier; a strong “standup” toy. 12in. high— 9/6 Fancy Boxed Notepaper; Blue, in BlueGold'box,’with Gold tassel— 3/11 Floral Cambric Compendium Folder, with fastener, containing White or Blue Notepaper— 4/11 Fancy Compendiums with block, or loose-leaf Notepaper— 1/6 to 4/11 Notepaper in attractive Floral Boxes. 1/6 to 11/6 White Fibre Envelope Handbags, with inner zip pocket— 5/6 V 7 hite “Swiss Tex” Handkerchiefs dainty shadow lace pattern— 2/3 In Light Pastel shades — 2/6 7-Pieco Water Set in Stuart -45/A choice selection of English Crystal from Stuart; V r ebb and Corbett; Harbridgej also Stourbridge. J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. Christchurch. VISIT “THE BOOKSHOP” THIS V r EEK. BOOKS ARE ALW’AYS APPRECIATED GIFTS. V 7 e also suggest— Stamp Albums from 1/-, to hold 2700 Stamps; others 1/3, 2/3, 3/-, 5/6. Birthday Books from 1/3 to 6/6. Autograph Books from 1/3 to 8/6. Snap Albums, from 1/- each. Mottoes and Texts—“ Poker Work” and “Passe-Part-Out” finish, from 1/-. Pocket Pencils, fine lead, from 6d. Fountain Pens for Children from 1 /-. Fountain Pens, Gold Nibs and Screw On Caps, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6, 10/6. Boxed Stationery from 1/3. Compendiums, very handy, with Paper and Envelopes, from 1/-. Pencil Sets —very useful for School Children, from 6d to 3/6. Meccano Outfits from 1/3. Hornby Train Sets from 7/9. Dart Boards and V 7 all Quoits from 1/3. Jig Saw Puzzles from 1/-. Children’s Tea Set's from 1/3. Table Tennis from 1/9 Set. Dolls and Toys to delight the children. Picture Books for lasting Gifts—from 4d each. Story Boohs for Children of all ages. Adventure and Travel Book's for Boys and Girls. Last longer than Toys. GREETING CARDS AND DAINTY GIFT CALENDARS. Greet the Friends you cannot meet. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A. W. HOPKINS, ’Phone 120, East Street. FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRS AU makes of Pens satisfactorily adjusted and repaired. BROOM’S PEN HOSPITAL, Burnett Street. CORATED CUPS AND SAUCERS. DIFERENT Designs, all at 7£d Cup and Saucer. Usual price 1/-. :lton V 7 hite Jugs; sale price 1/9, and 2/9. Water Sets, comprisin'! int Glass Jug. 6 Tumblers and kel Trav for 5/6. At— LETCHER BROS.’ CLEARING ALE of Crockery and Glassware.