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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 59, Issue 198, 5 June 1939, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. THE HEALTHFUL EXHILARATION OF WINTER SPORTS Calls for Clothes that are Comfortable and Practical, and allow for plenty of freedom of movement — they must be smart, too, for Win- , ter Sports Wear has an important place in fashions for 1930. SIvI-IXG TROUSERS in Navy Garbircord, side-fastening, with laced anklets, proofed knees. S. V ~ W-, O.S. 55/6 WATERPROOF JACKETS in registered Grenfell Cloth, , ideal for sports wear, with zips or button front fastening, .welted waist and- cuffs. Brown and Fawn. S.W., W. 1 '/ 49/6 ALL-WOOL TWIN SETS, in fine rib effect. The .lumper has short sleeves and crew neck. . Valley Green, Black, Rust, Wine, Scarlet, £}rev. Jumper 17/6 ,Cardigan 25/6 POLO JUMPERS in plain knit, with •welted cuffs and waistband. Valley Green, Navy, Red, Tan, Emerald. S.W., W. 19/6 ATTRACTIVE SELECTION of MOREL BLOUSES/ in Viyella, Romaine Jersey and Angora Cloth. Smart tailored styles with high adaptable neckline finishes, with novelty buttons and stitching. In all popular shades, also Tartans. S.W., W., W.X. 29/6 to 59/6 COSY BRUSHED WOOL JUMPERS, in button-front or belted style, with high ribbed collar and fitting cuffs. Roval Blue, Rust, Scarlet, Black. S.W. and W. 27/6 ALL-WOOL FLANNEL SLACKS, wellcut, with two side front fastenings and two pockets. Neat inset belt and cuffs. Grey, Brown, Wine. S.W., W. 22/6 SHOP BY MAIL satisfaction is guaranteed and dispatch is • prompt. Postal Address: P.O. Box 902, Christchurch. 0 Christchurch, also, at Timaru. J. Ballantyne and Co,, Ltd.

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