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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 267, 24 August 1936, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. SPRING DAYS ARE GLAD DAYS. COLOURINGS. “Cr'uisalin,” a Summer-weight coarse weave Suiting for the popular “Tailored” style, in jpastel. shades or poudre, stringtone, patou pmk, malmaison rose, forester green, luminous blue, water green. 36-in 4/11 yard. Batiste, a crisp sheer cotton fabric suitame ior younger folk. .Rosebud design in mauve, lemon, rose 01 blue. -tO-in, i/ili yard. “Krinkletone,” the new blister fabric which needs no ironing. Wine, navy or nigger ground with white enamelled spot. Also sky with navy spot, 33m, wide, 3/11 yard. “Trotabout,” bright all-over colours in heavy-weight coarse weave Slub fabric. Floral or novel checn designs, in blue, red and green; fast colours. 36in wide, 2/11 yard. “Durotesse,” fadeless, super-fine cotton fabric. All-over floral design in nreen, red, blue and lemon. 3Gin wide, 2 1 3 yard. Courtauld’s Rayons, in a, variety of spaced designs on ground of bottle, lido, wine, brown or black, 36m 4/b and 4/11 yard. “Flairola,” an uncrusliable Art Silk Crepe for dainty afternoon frocks; all-over designs, 36in wide, 2/11. “Flairance,” an Art Silk Crepe de Chene; windswept wheat design on grounds of lido, bottle, navy, niggei. 36in wide. 4/*l. “Summer Breeze,” a fast colour haircord in a wide range of new designs including all-over floral, liail“ stone spot, novel check, pinspot, rosebud. An all-British cloth, guaranteed fadeless. 30in, 1/9 yard. Tootal’s Crease Resisting Crepe in rich blue or green plaid effects. l ast colours. 36in, 3/6 yard. “Duro” Ombre Voile, novel diagonal check designs in scarlet, lemon, green or navy, 36in 2/6. “Clythe,” Liberty matt cotton with floral designs in shades of lemon, green or blue. 36in wide, 3/6. “Blister Sheer,” spaced, multi-col-oured floral designs on background of nigger, black, grass green or saxo blue, 36in., 2/11. Pictorial Review Patterns make home dressmaking easy. Ballantynes are sole Canterbury Agents. We are solo Canterbury Agents for Liberty’s of London. Christchurch. J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. NEW BOOKS AND REPRINTS RECENTLY RECEIVED AT “THE BOOKSHOP.” “Passport to Hell,” by Robin Hyde, m amazing book, of a New Zealander n the Great W 7 ar, 7/-. “So They Began,” by John Guthrie; uithor of “The Little Country,’’ the >tory of Paradise Bay and some history >f its people, 7/-. “A Time to Keep,” by Halliday Sutherland; author of “Arches of The I’ears,” 7/6. “Ninety Nine Lives,” by Charles S T eil. The exploits of a famous flying “Ace” during the War and after, 5/6. . “The Life Book of Mary Watt,” a ’harming autobiography by Fay Inchlawn, 5/-. “The Cattle King,” the story of Sir Sidney Kidman, Australian Cattle Lving, by Idriess, 6/-. Fresh Supplies of Nellie Scanlan s, “Pen car row.” “Tides of Youth,” and “Winds ot Heaven,” 4/- each. “The Arches of the Years,” Turnip Tops,” “The I'ire of Spring,” by Ethel Boileau, 4/- each. “Gay Go Up.” by Anne Hepplo, 4/-. “Roots,” by Naomi Jacob, 4/-. “The Shepherd of Gaudaloupc,” by Zanc Grey, 4/- each. “By Guess and By God,” “Hells Angels of the Deep/’ by William Guy Carr, now 2/9 each. “With Lawrence in Arabia,” by Lowell Thomas, 2/9. “Fire-eater” the memoirs of a \ .C., bv Captain A. 0. Pollard, V.C., 2/9. ' “Knowledge is Power,’.’ a guide to personal culture, by’ Phillip (Bobs, 2/9. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A. W. HOPKINS, 'Phono 120, East Street. MUSIC and RADIO. SEE OSMAN’S for the latest in all Sheet Music. Song and Dance Albums. Musical instruments of every description at town prices. . Wo offer a great selection ot the best Mouth Organs and Accordeons. W. OSMAN AND CO., Agents for Chas. Bogg and Co., 121 Burnett St., Ashburton. Agents for the popular Phileo Kadio.