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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 57, Issue 65, 26 December 1936, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. FOR CARE-FREE HOLIDAY TIME COTTON FROCKS IN ATTRACTIVE SERVICEABLE STYLES. Fadeless. Striped Print Crossover Frock, with smart waterfall collar and wide, double shadow-proof front. Small extra ( pieces of Print with each Frock. Saxe.'green, red, navy —• W., 0.5., X.O.S. 17/6 Tunic Smock, finished artist’s how at turn-down collar; yoke and front fullness. Particularly useful for camp life. Saxe, multi green and brown on natural ground, with Linen effect. 8/11, Belt Extra Printed Cotton Frock for house or beach wear. Long sleeves, contrast V neckline, belt at waist. Saxe, rose, red, Green. S.W., W., O.S.— 8/11 Selection of similar styles with short sleeves — 7/11 The “Play Girl” Three-Piece Suit, in good-washing Cotton Pique. Exclusive design; a perfect outfit for sports and general Summer wear. Adaptable sports collar, freedom snorts, button-front skirt. W bite, saxe, summer green. S.S.W., S.W., W. — “SUN-TOPS” for sun bathing. Vshaped'j with straps to girdle. Art. Silk and Art. Satin, in a wide range of check designs 4/11 Ivory Satin, with spot or stripe designs— 4/11 Beige Linen, with blue anchor motif — 6/11 White Silk Sun-Top, finished braided sailor collar —• 7/11 Floral Fabric Sunshades, in new designs, 21in. frame— 6/11 Waterproof Canvas Bathing Bag, green leather trimming and gusset. White wooden handles— 7/11 Bathing Bag with new “Glida” slide fastening, waterproof fabric, check pattern—« 4/6 Light floral design— 5/11 Men’s “Jantzen” Swimming Suits, perfect fitting. Speed Suit with half skiyt. Black, maroon, saxe. grey — * 21/6 Two-colour effects; full skirt. White/ Black/Blue, White/Blue/Black— 31/SUN TRUNKS— Black, navy 19/6, navy, grey 23/Bominion made “Speedo” Swimming Suits; racing back, half skirt. Black, royal, maroon, saxe, grey— 14/11, 16/6 Sun Trunks— 10/6, 11/9 J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. Postal address: P.O. Box 902, Christchurch.

THERE IS STILL TIME TO SEND GREETINGS TO YOUR FRIENDS. AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Boxed Greeting Stationery 9, with Envelopes, 1/-. Scripture Greeting Cards, assorted with Envelopes, 1/9 and 2/-. Christmas Greeting Tape, 20 feet, 4d. Christmas Seals, 6d packet. A splendid selection of Gift Calendars, Floral, Mottoes, Views, from (id. INEXPENSIVE AND ACCEPTABLE ] GIFTS Box of Stationery, 1/6 to 6/6. Compendiums holding 180 ft paper and Envelopes from 1/3. Letter Cards —a combination of notepaper and envelope—l2in in box, 1/-. “Hansel and Gretel” Stationery for children, 1/6. “Bon-Bons” or “Crackers,” each contains hat and joke, 2/-, 2/6, 3/-. Shirley Temple Books, 4 titles with many photographs, .!/- each. BOOKS—GIFTS THAT CONTINUE TO GIVE “In My Path,” by Halliday Sutherland, author of “Arches of the Years,” this new book is as varied and as full of unusual experiences as were its predecessors, 13/6. “Heydays and Maydays,” by Anne Hepple, 7/6. “Fort in the Jungle,” by P. C. Wren, 7/6. “Fire Over England,” by A. E. W. Mason, 7/6. “Fly Away Paul,” by Victor Canning, '7/6. “We Travel Home,” by Anne Swan, 6/-. “Turnip Tops,” cheap edition by Ethel Boileau, 4/6. “The Cattle Kino.” by lon Idreiss, 6/6. “In the Steps of St. Paul,” by H. V. Morton. The best gift book of the Season, 11/6. A. W. HOPKINS, “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” ’Phone 120, East St. FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRS—AII makes of Pens satisfactorily adjusted and repaired. BROOM’S PEN HOSPITAL, Burnett Street. THIS IS WORTH YOUR ATTENTION YOU may pav a little more for a CHAIGHEAD Suit or Costume, than you do for a Ready-to-Wear, but you DO get tire Value for your money. E. G. CRAIGHEAD, Tailor.