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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 59, Issue 44, 1 December 1938, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. DESIGNED FOR STYLE SUCCESS THESE! SUMMER FABRICS FROM BALLANTYNES. SHANTULLE, an Art.; Silk -Fabric with the effect of heavy • linen, for Frocks, Suits, etc., in Paisley, Lace Effect, Floral Stripe and all-over Floral Designs. 36in, 3/11 and 4/11 yd. PRINTED ART SILKS, in designs and colourings suitable for day or semievening Frocks, in small floral designs and floral stripes, on medium or dark ground. Also, floral spray effects on pastel grounds. 36in. 3/11 yd. PRINTED' SHEERS for Frocks and Ensembles, etc., in bright coloured stripes. 36in. 5/11 vd. STRIPED SLUR LINEN for beach Suits, Coats, Frocks in three-tone stripes. Clover/Saxe/Gold, Turquoise/ Rose/Cream, Rose/Corn/Green, Clover/ Lemon/Green. 36in. 2/11 yd.

“HAPPY TIMES” FABRIC, in neat floral, check and Paisley; designs. Fadeless. 36in. 1/6 yd. DIMITY, a dainty Muslin for Babies’ Frocks, Party Frocks, Blouses, etc., in rose-bud designs, on, white or coloured grounds. 36in. 2/6 and 2/11 yd. WAFFLE PIQUE, ideal for Short Coats, Beach Suits, etc. In lacy stripes, leaf, floral stripes, and bold floral designs. 36in. 3/6 and 3/11 yd. CREPE WASHING SILKS, soft and uncrushable, for Frocks and Blouses. Neat stripe designs in Blue, Green, Rose. Check designs in Lemon, Blue, Green, Red, Brown andr multi-colour checks, in new colourings. 30in. 1/8 yd. LANTYNE GINGHAM, in pin clieck, medium check, block check, and overcheck designs; also in pencil stripes. Fadeless. 36in. 1/6 yd. Do not hesitate to order by mail. Satisfaction is guaranteed, and dispatch is prompt. Postal Address: P.O. Box 902, Christchurch.

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