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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 60, Issue 249, 29 July 1940, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES HERALDS OF SPRING. have come to Ballantynes. Fascinating, colonvfnl foretastes of fashion’s scheme for Spring—-plan-ned to banish Winter—to put newlife into your wardrobe. Come in and see Ballantynes Advance Selection next time you are in town . . . see the Suits, Frocks and Coats that show vital new trends the distinctive patterns and gaily significant colours for Spring .* . . and all the other fashion notes in the Spring Song for 1940. THE NEW MILLINERY has made its bow, too, at Ballantynes . . . and in the Spring Collection you will find that Hats are more than hats . . . they are creations. that give the final touch of perfection to your Spring outfit Such piquant angles . . . the finest quality straws ... ribbon used in new and intriguing ways ... fascinating colours introduced with masterly skill . . that’s the lieyvnote of the Spring Millinery at Ballantynes: You'must be ready to greet the warmer days ... so choose your new outfit how' from Ballantynes delightful Collection. If you are unable to call, shop by mail, it’s ever so easy. Ballantynes guarantee satisfaction and despatch is prompt. ,T. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. “Where the Best Things Come From.” CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU. MAN’S BEST FRIEND—A BOOK. “To the Isles of Spice,” with Frank Clune. A vagabond voyage by air from Botany Bay to Darwin, Bathurst Island, Timor, Java, Borneo, Celebes and French Indo-China, profusely illustrated, 12/6. “Miss Susie Slagles,” by Augusta Tucker. This novel about medical students is recommended by The Book Society, and will enjoy the same success as those other two doctor books “The Citadel,” and. “Dr, Bradly Remembers” 'B/9. . ; ■ ~“Of Mice.,and Men,” by John Steinbeck,, SJ-. “The Mad O’Hara of Wild River,” by Jackson Gregory, 8/9.‘ “Tiger ,Standish Steps On It,” by Sydney Horler ■, 8/9. “0 Henry Encore,” a collection of twenty-eight of 0. Henry’s stories with poems and six of his charming wordpictures, 8/6. “Overture To Death,” by Ngaio Marsh, 7/6. ' “Jemima” Rides,” by Anne Hepple, 4/6. " “Crusade,” and “Brother Saul,” by Doiin Byrne, 4/6 each. “Rosamond’s Ordeal,” by L. C. Moberlev, 4/6. “The Land of The Lost,” by William Satchel 1, author of “The Greenstone Door,” 4/6 “Whispering Galleries,” “The Hand of the Waverleys,” “The Gother Stones,” by Bertha Barre Goldie, 4/6 each. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A. W. HOPKINS. ’Phone 120, “The Bookshop. THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) L ET US ADVISE YOU with regard to INSURANCES. All Classes of Business Transacted. COMPREHENSIVE POLICIES. MODERATE PREMIUMS. FAIR SETTLEMENTS. PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS, LTD., Agents and Attorney*.