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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 111, 20 February 1941, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. BE PREPARED, i . : FOR THE COLD NIJGHTS AHEAD. Time flies . . . and soon winter will be upon us before we realise it . . . be an early bird this time and replenish your supply of Blankets at Ballantynes . . . lovely, cosy, light ones that radiate warmth and comfort . . . that offer the utmost in value and quality. - ■ ' J B. SPECIAL BLANKETS, made of pure New Zealand wool with assorted borders of Pink, Blue and Fawn stripes. Sin'gle bed size 39/6 pair Double bed size 69/6 pair J.B. SPECIAL BLANKETS made of very fine Crossbred Wool, with attractive French border in Blue. • Single bed size 63in. x 81in. 66/9 pair Full single bed .size 70in. x 90in. -* , ’ _ * ~.. 84/6,pair .. * Full ? d6ubltfibe^'sizo;-81iiiV' x ; 99in. 94/- pair ALL-WHITE SPECIAL BLANKETS, made expressly for Bnllantynes, of fine texture New Zealand wool, thoroughly recommended for warmth and comfort. Single bed size 63in. x 81in. 66/9 pair ' Full single bed size 70in. x 90in. ' 84/9 pair Full double bed size 81in. x 99in. 94/- pair ALLOVER COLOURED BLANKETS made of fine quality New Zealand wool, fast to washing, in . attractive colours of Mauve," Gold, Peach and Green. 75in. x 90in. 99/6 pair ALL-WOOL BED COYER made of heavy-weight fine wool. Green, Blue, Rose, Primrose. 60in. x 84in. 65/- each 72in. x 84in. 75/- each COT SIZE BLANKETS made of softly woven New Zealand wool, All-White. 29in. x 35in. 13/11 pair 33in. x 41in 21/- pair 35in. x 50in. 27/6 pair • SHOP BY MAIL if unable to call . . . our Mail Order Department will see that your directions are promptly and carefully carried out. IJ. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. “Where, the Best Things Come From.” CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU. ACCEPTABLE BOOKS—AT “THE BOOKSHOP.” “How Green Was My Valley,” by Richard Llewellyn, 9/6. “The House That Is Our Own,” by O’Douglas, 8/9. “He Looked for a City,” by Hutchmeson, .9/6. “Gone With The Wind,” by Margaret Mitchell, ‘ 8/6. “The Eagles Gather,” by Taylor Caldwell,” 10/6. “One Fight More,” by Susan Ertz, 9/-. “Stars of The Seas/ by Van Wyck Mason, 10/6. “Native Son/? by Richard Wright, 10/6. “Show Me a Land,” by Clark McMeekin, 10/-. “My Years in Germany/’ by Martha Dodd, 6/-. “The Stars Look Down,” by Dr. Cronin, 5/6. “Hatter’s Castle,” by A. J. Cronin, 5/6. “Young Doctor,” by Elizabeth Seiferl, 5/6. 1 “The Hill Is Mine,” by Maurice Walsh, 8/9. “Baden-Powell,” by R. H. Kiernan, o /-, “Flynn of The Inland,” by lon Idriess,” “Man .Tracks,” “The Cattle King,” 6/- each. i “T. Tembaron,” by Francis Hodgson Burnett, 5/-. “The Land of Beulah,” by David Lyall, 5/6 “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A W. HOPKINS, “THE BOOKSHOP.” ’Phone 120. STEWART’S STUDIOS FOR OUTDOOR and STUDIO PORTRAITS. SOLDIERS’ requirements specially catered for. FOR THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHY RING 271. TRANSPORT SERVICES. N.Z. RAILWAYS ROAD SERVICES. (Leave Ashburton Daily). FOR CHRISTCHURCH-10.50 a.m., on Mon. and Fri.>; 12.20 p.m. on Tnes., Wed., Thurs. arid Sat.; 10 p.m. Mon. to Sat.; Sunday only 3.50 p.m. FOR TIMARU (via Hinds)—4.ls a.m.; 3.15 p.m., Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Sat.; 5.45 p.m. Mon. and Fri.; Sunday only, 10.45 a.m. Book at Madden’s (’Phor.e 187).