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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 62, Issue 160, 20 April 1942, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. . A NEW FROCK OR SUIT made from one of Ballantynes Fabrics will refresh your wardrobe and give new life to Autumn fashion plans. Choose your material now while tho selection is at its best. MARL SUITINGS for autumn frocks, crease-resisting, in Wine, Saxe, Reseda, Clover, Powder Blue, Lido, Vieux Rose, Grey. 36in. 5/11 yam AUTUMN FROCKING, crease-resist-ing,’' in small block checks and twotono' cheeks in Lemon, Saxe, Reseda, Rose, Moss Green, Clover, Mauve ana IXtsky Pink. 30in. C/ll yam SU3SDELAINE, a heavy quality crepe finish material for autumn frocks, crease-resisting, in Mustard, Cardinal, Bottle Green, Lido, Rust, Navy. 36in. 6/11 yard CHECK SUITINGS, crease-resisting, for smart frocks. B'ock checks, shadow checks, overchecks, on Brown, Wine, Green, Fawn, Prune and Rust grounds. 36in. 7/11 yard .. , .V, • # WOOL AFGHALAINE For warm winter frocks in Teal, Beige, Reseda,* Lido, Saxe, Cherry, Rust, Royal, Navy, Black. 36in. WOOL ROMAINE Inn Beige,Clover, Rust, Wine, Saxo, Teal, Cardinal,’ Navy. Black. ■ 36in. < 9/11 yard If you follow the clearly illustrated directions of “Pictorial Simplicity” Patterns you cannot have a sewing * failuro. For a small charge you may have yonr materials cut, fitted and then tacked by the expert Cutter and Fitter in Ballantynes Pattern Department, who will also be pleased to help or advise you with any of your dressmaking queries. 0 If you cannot call, shop by mail . . . satisfaction is assured. J. Ballanfyne and Co., Ltd. “Where the best things come from ’’ CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU.

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