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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 59, Issue 280, 8 September 1939, Page 4

-BUSINESS NOTICES. “ TRANSFORMATION SCENESpring comes—and with it the newest and best in Spring Coats, paving the way to a season of chic. For instance, the Coats mentioned below, from Ballantynes new Collection, suavely smarl>—graciously flattering. If unable to call, please write. Satisfaction is assured— l postage is free. CASUAL BOX COAT of light-weight Diagonal Cloth with extended shoulders darted to give extra width, back with double tucks from yoke effect; collarless. Slit pockets with welted edge, new bracelet sleeves. Shrimp., Navigator Blue, Persian Green. Grey, Wheat, Navy, Black. S.S.W., S. W., W, 69/6 SMART SEMI-SWAGGER. COATS in light-weight fancy Wool material. Edge-to-edge style with stitched panels continuing round neckline, which can ho worn up or turned down to form a curved rover. Long sleeves and slit pockets trimmed with stitched band. Single vent at back, fully lined. Beige, Gold, Dark Tan, Light Tan, Green, Light Navy, Saxe, Clover. te.S.W., S.W., W. 09/6 COMPREHENSIVE! RANGE OF SPRING COATS in All-Wool, Boucle and novelty materials. Fitting and swagger styles with wide shoulder-line; with or without collar. S.W., W., W.X. 5 gns. to 16 gns. WHITE ALL-WOOL TENNIS COATS in swagger stvle with buttoned front. S.W., V. * "9/6 EDGE-TO-EDGE SHEER COATS with or without belt. Navy and Black. S.W., W., 0.8. From 45/6 ENGLISH TWEED COATS in multicoloured stripe-design. Box style with square shoulder-line, tailored collar and revers. Grounds of Tan, Blue, Rust. SiS.W., S.W.. W. ■ 75/6 EDGE-TO-EDGE COATS in helted or swagger' style with scalloped edge and wide sleeves. Navy, Black, Aqua Blue. S.W., W., O.S. ' " 5i gns. ami 6 gns. ,T. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. Christchurch, also at Timarn.

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