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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 60, Issue 210, 13 June 1940, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING How soothing and comforting to have a piece of needlework to do when evening shadows fall and you gather round a warm glowing fire . . . what a sense of security it gives . . . Ballantynes Needlework Department is full of fascinating suggestions—nothing dull and tedious, but stimulating, interesting designs in Tapestry and Traced Linens that are a joy and pleasure to work. TRACED LINEN TEA TOWELS with coloured borders — 3/3 and 3/11. TRACED ORGANDIE SHOWERS with hemstitched hems. Peach, Green, Lemon, Pink— 6/H* THREE-PIECE LtNEN TOILET, SETS traced in attractive designs, with hemstitched edges. Suitable for embroidering in colours or natural—•• 3/6. LINEN CRASH PEG APRONS, traced for embroidery, with coloured binding 3/3.> ' ■ •• PEG BAGS on hangers, in Linen Crash traced for embroidery, with coloured ■binding---;j- y, u i; 2/9. LINEN SUPPER CLOTHS with hemstitched edges, traced in.ja ydriety of designs. '36in., 9/11 and 10/9; 45in. 16/-. EMBROIDERY FRAMES with spring or. scrctvy All sizes— ' " from 2/-. A wide range of STENCILLED CANVASES: Chair >seats in Jacobean design! suitable for small stool or footstool—‘ ' ’ 7/6. Firescreens in floral designs 10/6 and 15/6 .Vanity Stools— 7/11. FAIRISTITCH LINENS in assorted designs: Waggon Cloths with hemstitched hems 3/11. Supper Cloths, 36in. ,11/6; 43in., 22/6 and 24/6. KNITTING SILK in a wide range of shades— T/3 hank. If unable to call, Shop by Mail. Satisfaction is assured and Postage is Free.

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