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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 23, 7 November 1940, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. ORDER YOUR SUIT FOR THE RACES NOW Ask to be shown Ballantynes range of materials and choose the one you fancy for your Race Suit. They are well worth looking at, for they offer you what is almost certainly the largest variety of fine suitings in New Zealand to-day . . . and it is possible that good quality cloth is going to be progressively more difficult to obtain and higher in price. The wise man will take this opportunity of buying really good quality at a moderate price. A suit tailored by Ballantynes offers you the standard of value and quiet distinction that the well-dressed man demands in his clothes. MADE-TO-MIEIASiURE from 8 tGNS. If unable to call, patterns gladly, sent post free on request. MISS ESME SCOTT, Overseas Cycles' Consultant, will be at Ballantynes from . FRIDAY, NOV.'I, . to" ■ .... • TUESDAY, NOV. 12. Her advice is invaluable on all matters that .affect the. treatment of personal beauty problems and if you would care to see her and chat with her she will be only too pleased to be of service to you.

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