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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 58, Issue 194, 30 May 1938, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. WOOL SCARVES—TO BRIGHTEN YOUR WINTER SUIT OR COAT. Rallantynes have a wide selection of the smartest and newest in SCARVES. FINE WOOL TRIANGLE SCARVES, in check designs, with. Iringed ends. A variety of shades. 3/11 4/11 5/11 WOOL TRIANGLE: SCARVES, in woven spot design. Red/White, Navy/ Red, Blue/Wliite. 3/11 TRIANGLE SCARVES, in check basket weave. 3/11 HAND-WOVEN WOOL SCARVES, in Chevron stripes. 6/11 JAEGER WOOL SCARVES, in fancy cheek designs. A wide range of colours. 9/11 HAND-WOVEN SOFT WOOL SCARVES, in large check designs. Fringed ends. 6/11 SOFT WOOL SCARVES, in plain coloured basket weave. Fringed ends. 5/11 “SAMMY” ENGLISH ALL-WOOL SCARVES, check designs, in a wide range of colours. 5/6 “KYNOCH” SCOTCH ALL-WOOL SCARVES, fringed, in check designs. Dark shades. 8/11 GREY/BLACK WOOL SCARVES, in cobweb design; soft and warm. 4/11 BLACK/WHITE WOOL SCARVES, in check and stripe designs. 4/11 5/11 6/11 “MICKY MOUSE” SAMMY SCARF, for boys and girls, in check pattern. Packed in aeroplane box. . 4/11 SHOP BY MAIL—SATISFACTION GUARANTEED—DISPATCH • IS PROMPT. J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. Postal Address: P.O. Box 902, Christchurch. BOOKS TO ENJOY READING—AND KEEP ON ONE’S BOOKSHELF TO READ AGAIN.

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