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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 60, Issue 29, 14 November 1939, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. FOR CONFIDENCE ON THE COURTS .., and other sports occasions . . como to Ballantynos for your Outfit. . . they have a wonderful variety of sports things that will give you confidence and help your game' quite a bit, too. It is so easy to shop by Mail at Ballantynes. In their ’Mail Order Department experienced Assistants are waiting to do your shopping for you. Satisfaction guaranteed. Postage paid. FOURWAE BLOUSES with adaptable collars in Spun Silk and Tussore. Plain shades of Beige, Cream and Navy; also multi-coloured stripes and checks in Beige and Blue— 12/6 and 13/6 LOCKNIT BLOUSES in gay gypsy stripes; sports . styles with short sleeves and adaptable collars—--7/11, 9/11 and 14/6 Also similar style in fine pin stripes or checks. Nayy/White, Brown/White, ■Red/White, Green/White, Blue/White, Black/White, Wine/White, Gold/Brown, Navy/Pink, Fawn/White, Green/ White. S.W. W. and O.S.— ' ■ 4/6, 6/6, 12/6 fine • summer-Weight cardigans in ‘ lace' stitch; welted basque with four-button fastening. Lemon, Burnt Orange, London Tan, Brown, Scarlet, Royal Beige, Cascade. S.W. and W,—,,,; 5 , v t 18/6 FLTPONS . . . the reversible sleeveless jumper, plain and contrasting sides, suitable -for sports or costume wear, also worn.with cardigan makes attractive twin set. All fashionable shades — • "• v f S/11. WELL CUT SLACKS in Linen and Drill, trim-fitting waists, inset pockets and button of zipp-fastening. Brown, Navv, Saxe, S.S.W., S.W. and W.— , •-...... ... 12/6 to 39/6 Also in striped Alpaca in colourings Bluc/Tango, Navy/Light Blue, Brown/ Gold. S.S.W., S.W.— 21/6 FLANNEL SLACKS with buttonfastening, neat waist and liipline, two pockets. Brown, Wine, Grey. S.W. and W— 22/6 SMART SLACKS in pin-stripes, light weight suiting, zipp-fastening, flap pockets. Grey/White, Navy/White. S.W., W.— ‘ . 29/6 YOUR SUMMER MAKE-UP .. . ROMANY TAN by CYCLAX . . . so becoming with white Tennis Wear and for luxurious Summer Days. Consult Bliss Greenwood Hales our Cyclax Com sultant when you are in town or write to her . . . she will gladly'help you in any way she can regarding your makeup. Also before getting into Shorts for Tennis, etc., have a leg depilatory by Miss Halos.

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