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business notices. NEW WOOLLEN AND FUR FABRICS BALLANTYNES SHOW CAMELHAIR and LLAMA COATINGS .... KNOI TWEEDS .... DIAGONAL TWEEDS . . . COED VELOURS . . and MAN\ OTHER DISTINCTIVE V EAVES FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR 54in. Novelty Weave Nap Cloth for Overcoats, in Navy, Lido, Bottle and Black- 14 / 6 - vard 54in. Camelhair Coating in Fawn and Navv ■ a. new weave for Overcoats 3 ’ 21/- yard 54in. Llama Coating, in Light and Dark Fawn : a smart Fur Fabric tor Coats- 19/6 yard 54in. Cord Velour, in shades of Gloucester Green, Etruscan Red, Lido, New Brown, Navy and Black— H/G yard 54in. Diagonal Tweeds, in Brown shades with multi-coloured flecks; for Coats, Skirts', etc.- l ( )/6 yard 54in. Fancy Check Knop Tweeds, in Fawn and Brown with Wme/White, Lido/White and Nigger/White flecks—- ' 8/11 yard 54in. Dice Crepe, in shades of Etruscan Red, Bottle, Wineberry, Admiral Blue, Autumn Brown, Sandringham Blue, Navy and Black; for Dresses or Costumes- 10/6 yard 54in. Diagonal Crepe Capri for Dresses and Costumes; in Wineberry, Tew, Harbour Blue, Blue Bottle, Burgundy Navy, Black— . 9/ 11 y ard 54in, Crepe Cynthia; a new self-check weave in the season’s latest colourings for Costumes or Dresses — 11/6 yard LADIES’ TAILORING— Ballantynes Standard of Ladies’ Tailoring is recognised as the one that ensures the most complete satisfaction in every detailCostumes in West of England Pin Stripe Suiting,, in Nigger, Navy, Lido, and Black — Tailored to Order. £//17/o Novelty Worsted lengths in Grey and Brown; check and stripe effects— Tailored Costume to Order. From S'gns to lOgns. Smart Knop Costume Tweeds, with overcheck designs, in Fawn and Brown. Tailored to Order. £6/16/6 Exclusive Novelty Knop Tweeds in Vandyke, check and diagonal effects for Autumn and Winter Overcoats — Tailored to Order. 6gns to Bgns Patterns and Estimates gladly given or sent, on request. DISCOUNT OF II- OFF EVERY £ FOR CASH, OR ON MONTHLY ACCOUNTS. Jj Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. Postal Address: P.O. Box 902, Christchurch. ’Phone 33-360.

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