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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 282, 10 September 1941, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. 1941 SPRING FASHION SHOW... Did you know that some of this Spring’s smartest costumes have collars and cuffs with white touches of sharkskin? This is just one of the m an y new Fashion notes from Ballantynes Spring Show. , Next time you are in town come in and see Ballantynes advance selection of cheek Harris, Angora and Worsted classic Tailored Suits. These are ideal to wear with lightweight jumpers or furs until really warm days have come to stay. The Millinery, in pastel Felts with woven-in ribbons to tono and flowered Pill-boxes swathed in gauzy veiling, will make you realise that a new hat from Ballantynes is just what you want. Remember how easy it is to shop by mail at Ballantynes; Despatch is prompt and satisfaction is assured. J. Ballantyno and Co., Ltd. “Where the best things come from” CHRISTCHURCH and TJMARU

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