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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 58, Issue 188, 23 May 1938, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. JL BE HAND-IN-GLOVE WITH FASHION THIS WlNTEßgloves from Ballantynes embody all' the qualities that one might desire—quality, originality, smartness—and are very reasonable in price, SUEDE FABRIC GLOVES, fleecy lined, in Beaver, mid-Brown, Nigger, Bottle, Navy, mid-Grey, All sizes. 2/11 pair. SCOTCH KNITTED WOOL GLOVES, with lined gauntlet, Brown, Beaver, Navy, Maroon. All sizes. 5/11 pair. ENGLISH ASTRAKHAN GLOVES, with large gauntlet. Beaver, Black, Navy, Red, White. All sizes. 6/9 pair. ENGLISH LEATHER GLOVES, woollined, with Elastic Wrist. Nigger, Navy, Black. All sizes. 11/9 pair. ENGLISH LEATHER GLOVES, with short loose gauntlet, fleecy-lined and hand-sewn; Navy and Nigger. All sizes. 12/9 pair. ENGLISH LEATHER GLOVES, with Elastic Wrist; silk lined throughout. Navy and Black. All sizes. 16/9 pair. CHILDREN’S NIGGER ASTRAKHAN GLOVES, with kid palms. Sizes 2 to 7. 2/11, 3/3, 3/9, 3/11 pair. EXCLUSIVE TO BALLANTVNES. ENGLISH ALL-WOOL CASHMERE HOSE, fully fashioned, ( in Beige, Fawn, Brown, Mole, Gunmetal, Black, White. All sizes. 6/11 pair. SPECIAL VALUE. ENGLISH MERCERISED LISLE HOSE, with, double heels, soles and toes. Brown and Dark Grey. All sizes. 1/11 pair.

Satisfaction is guaranteed in all Mail Orders, and dispatch is prompt. UOtt J. BftHantyne and Co., Ltd. Postal Address: P.O. Box 902, Christchurch. DEVOTIONAL AND INSPIRATIONAL BOOKS IN LIMP COVERS, 1/3 EACH AT ’’THE BOOKSHOP.” ‘The Love That Will Not Let Me Go,” by G. F, Dempster. “Grace, Child of the Gobi,” by Mildred Cable and Francisca French. “Christ in the Modern Hospital,” by Philip Inman. “An Handful with Quietness,” by Hugh Redwood. “Practical Prayer,” by Hugh Redwood. “Pass It On,” by Geoffrey Gilby. “In Touch with Christ,” by James Reid. “God Dbes Guide Us,” by W. E. Sangster. “The Way to Pentecost,” by Samuel Chadwick. “By Love Compelled,” by Marshall Broomhall. “John G. Paton,” story of thirty years among South Sea Cannibals. “Sadhu Sundar Singh,” by C. F. Andrews. “Ahgus Our Precentor,” by Isabel Cameron; fresh supply, 1/9. REPRINT FICTION, 2/6 EACH. “Deep Calleth Unto Deep,” by Joseph Hocking. “The Old Order Changes,” by David Lyall. “The Shore Beyond,” by Annie Swan. “The Pendulum,” by Annie Swan. “Pilgrim Cottage,” i>y Cecil Roberts. “Thunder Mountain,” by Zane Grey. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A. W. HOPKINS, ’Phone 120, East StreetBookseller and Stationer.

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