BUSINESS NOTICES. FOR SPORTS CLOTHES THAT PLAY THE GAME. discerning men turn to Bnllantynes Comfort . . . reliability . . . long service . . . smartness; all these are embodied in Sports Wear from Ballantynes. AERTEX SHIRTS with short sleeves and button front, Blue Green, Fawn, White, S.M.j M. and O.S.— 10/6. COTTON CELLULAR. SHIRTS, in large mesh. Made by Ballantynes from specially imported materials. Blue, Canary, Grey, Green, Fawn, White. Fast colours. SAL, M. and O.S. 7/6. CREAM BEATRICE TWILL SHIRTS with long sleeves, tennis or canoe collar. Sizes, 14 i to 18—- 0/6. CREAM VIYELLA TENNIS SOCKS, unshrinkable. Sizes 9* to ILJ-, 4/3 pair. TENNIS SWEATERS in plain or fancy stitch with V-neck, with or without club colours, SAL, M. and O.S. 16/6 to 26/6. ATHLETIC SINGLETS, sleeveless. In Locknit, 3/11; Interlock, 2/6, 4/6. All sizes. TENNIS BELTS in .elastic or. leather, plain, check or stripe designs, all sizes ; 2/3 to 4/6. MARTIN’S EXPANDING SPRING BELT, will not rust or lose its spring. All sizes, 7/6 and 8/9. It is easy to order by mail. Satisfaction is guaranteed and despatch is prompt. Postal Address: P.O. Box 902, Christchurch. ficua J. Bartantyno an<J Co., Ltd.
CHRISTMAS NUMBERS ALWAYS APPRECIATED BY FRIENDS OVERSEAS. “Tui’s Annual,” better than usual, 2/-. “The Free Lance,” Annual, with calendar, 2/-. “The Weekly News,” with presentation plate, 2/-. “New Zealand Illustrated,” “The Press” Christmas number 2/-. “Otago Daily Times” Christmas Annual, 2/-. Christchurch “Star” Christmas Number, 2/-. Postage one penny to all British Empire. "Let us address and post them for you. NEW BOOKS AT “THE BOOKSHOP.” “A Guest of Life,” by Nelle M. Seanlan, 7/6. Also “Leisure For Living,” by same Author, 7/6. “Ship By Herself,” a novel by Humphrey Jordan, author of “Sea Way Only,” 9/-. “The Mad Doctor in Harley Street” by F. J. Thwaites, 6/-. “Very Private Secretary,” by Mrs' Baillie (fresh supply), 4/6. “How to Win Friends and Influence People,” by Dale Carnegie (fresh supply) 7/6. “Hear My Prayer,” a book to help you pray, contributed by the best known writers of our day. Uniform with “By the Grace of God,” 6/6. “My Pillow Book,” a warm hearted little bedside book, written and compiled by Alice Hegan Rice, 4/6. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A. W. HOPKINS, ’Phone 120, “The Bookshop.” SPORTS GROUPS. WE specialise in Sports Groups and the end of the winter season gives opportunity for photographing the year’s teams. Ring 271 for appointments. STEWART’S STUDIOS, East Street, Ashburton. HANDS WERE USELESS. "QO painful was Neuritis that my hands were useless and 1 couldn’t do housework. One course of your wonderful R.TJ.R. treatment removed a complaint of years’ standing,” writes Mrs V. Breadon, 7 Albert St., Petersham, N.S.W. R.U.R., with money-back guarantee, for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuritis and Gout. Procurable from R. Totty, Chemist.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 59, Issue 17, 31 October 1938, Page 4
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