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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 58, Issue 298, 28 September 1938, Page 4

NEW APRONS. NEW APRONS. ' Ballantynes have a wide range * of New Aprons and Smocks in attractive designs and colourings which will lighten any task with their brightness. FLORAL PRINT SMOCKS, with button front and Peter Pan Collar. 8/11 TARTAN TAFFETA APRONS, with straps; no bib. 3/6 NOVELTY STRIPED FABRIC APRONS, with bib and waist straps. Plain belt and plain hem on skirt. 5/11 SUMMER BREEZE FLORAL SMOCKS, with Peter Pan Collar; fastening at back. 10/6 FLORAL PRINT DUST CAPS, in a wide range of colours. 7.1 d “KLEEN-CUFFS. ’ ’ Transparent cuffs bound with coloured braid, to keep the sleeves clean. 1/6 pair Do not hesitate to order by mail. Satisfaction is guaranteed, and dispatch is prompt. J. BaJlautyne anti Co.. Ltd. POSTAL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 002, CHRISTCHURCH. COOKERY BOOKS—AT “THE BOOKSHOP.” “Tui’s Second Cookery Book,” over 10C0 Prize Recipes: 2/6. “N.Z. Women’s Household Guide,” containing Recipes and General Hints, 6th Edition; 2/-. N.Z. Women’s “Institute Cookery Book,” over 900 Tested Recipes; 1/0. Aunt Daisy’s “Radio Cookery Book” No. 4; 2/6. Radio Record Cookery Book, over 500 Recipes; 1/-. “Hints on Healthy Living,” by Dr. Ulric. Williams, 3/6;

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