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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 60, Issue 223, 28 June 1940, Page 4

- BUSINESS NOTICES. COLD WEATHER CALLS FOR' WARM NIGHTWEAR Ballantynes have an attractive selection of cosy, comfortable Nightgowns and Pyjamas that are pretty as well as practical . . , they will give you lasting service and ■ vou will find their quality is not impaired by washing. INTERLOCK. PYJAMAS with long sleeves, SKvami collar. Pink, Azure, Green, Primrose— SAY. 15/6; W. 15/9 INTERLOCK PYJAMAS with high neck, long sleeves, in Cream with Sky facings—• M , 10/9 INTERLOCK NIGHTGOWNS with lono- sleeves, in Cream with facings of Sky- W, 10/9 INTERLOCK NIGHTGOWNS with long sleeves and small collar. Pink and Cream— W. 12/9 and 13/9; O.S. 14/9 STRIPED WINCEYETTE PYJAMAS in bright colourings. . Coat style with long sleeyes-r-S..W. 15/6; W. 15/9; O.S. 16/6. COSY UNDERWEAR, TOO . . to protect vour from Winter chills. SILK WOOL VESTS, good quality, with opera top. Cream, Sky, Green > C S.W. and W. 4/6 CREAM WOOL VESTS with opera top trimmed with lace—31in. 7/6; 36in. and 38in. .8/6 WOVEN WOOL VESTS, sleeveless, with low neck— W. 7/11; O.S. 8/11 WO OL SPENCERS with short./sieeves. Cream and. Pin 5/11 WOOL BLOOMERS with clastic waist and knee. Brown, Fawn— W. 10/9; O.S. 11/9 [Shopping by mail from Ballantynes is such an easy way of obtaining your requirements from the varied stocks of a big Shop; just write to Ballantynes, their response is prompt and satisfaction is guaranteed. . J. Bailantyne and Co., Ltd. “Where the Best Things Come From.” CHRISTCHURCH ana TIMARU.

A VARIETY OF ROOKS AT “THE BOOKSHOP.” The Queen’s Book of the Red Cross, with a message from Her Majesty the Queen, and contributions by 50 British authors and artists, 7/6. “Hai’ppons Ahoy,” by Will Lawsqn. The story is based on the experiences of the Late Captain McKillop, the last of the .old-time Whalers, 7/6. “Little Known Facts About Wellknown ’ People,”' by Halo Carnegie. Here 50 men and' women pass before the eyes in tantalising reality. Can be read and re-read, 6/-. ‘Purposes of Love,” the great hospital novel, by Mary Renault, ■ 10/-. “Out of the Rough,” , by Joseph Shaw. With; this Book you can literally sit in your armchair and read your way to a lower score. Learn by easy stages, the correct principles of. Golf, 4/0. “Hitler Speaks.” by Hermann Rauschning, A series of political conversations with Adolf Hitler, on his real aims, .13/6., ■ ' ■' ‘Surgeon Extraordinary,” by Loyal Davis. The life story of Dr. J. B. Murphy, 1 th'e Stormy Petrel of Surgery, 9/6. ' “Let the People Sing,” by J. B.' Priestley, 10/-. . “They Wanted to Live,” “Victoria Four-Thirty,” by Cecil Roberts (fresh supply), 7/6 each. “Stand at Ease,” by lan Hay. Stories grave and gay, 8/9. “The Rains Came,” by Louis Brornfield, 8/9. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A. W. HOPKINS, ’Phono 120 “The Bookshop.” THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) lET US ADVISE YOU i with regard to INSURANCES. All Classes of Business Transacted. COMPREHENSIVE POLICIES. MODERATE PREMIUMS. FAIR SETTLEMENTS. ' PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Agents and Attorneys.