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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 66, Issue 58, 18 December 1945, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. A MAN-SIZED CHRISTMAS . . . Perhaps he is just going back into civilian life and would appreciate something in the way of attire—whatever he is, and whoever he is, you can he sure one of these gifts from Ballantynes will meet with his approval.

TAPARA CLOTH GOLF JACKET for a golfing man, windproof and show exproof, with button front, banded waist and two pockets, & coupons 49/6 The new “HOLLYWOOD 1 ’ TIES brightly coloured in the popular large designs, ideal-wear with Summer Sports Clothes— 8/b AIR TRAVEL BAGS in Brown, Beige or Black, strongly niade and light to carry. Brown hr Black, 16m., ?9/6, 18in„ 84/6; 20in., 97/6. Beige, 16in„ 87/6; 18in„ 92/6; 20in., 109/-. PRACTICAL SPORTS SHIRTS with collar attached and short sleeves m White, Blue, Yellow, Brown. - 2 coupons 11/6 KHAKI SHORTS with double strap fastener at waist and side pockets. All sizes. 2 coupons 15/6 SMOKING JACKETS, all wool, in check designs of Fawn/Brown, Grey/ Blue, Red/Grey. All sizes. S^oupons. Because Christmas really IS for Children Ballantynes take pleasure in drawing your attention to these delightful toys • • ■ toys to bring sparkle to any young eyes.

CHARACTER DOLLS— entirely hand made and dreaned in-colouriul costumes. 25m. high 35/- eacn SOFT TOY HORSES for smaller children made in gaily striped mate " al with wool mane and tail. 10m. high.^ DELIGHTFUL ESKIMO DOLLS in pale Blue or Pink fur fabric with contrasting bow at neck. 19m. h,sh - 25/11 JESTER DOLLS—soft and cuddly, in bright floral print suits— 6/11 each RICHARD RABBIT—the gayest* of companions—a Wooden toy which is practically indestructible, painted in bright colours. Complete with a lovely cardboard" house— a/ 11 SOFT TOWELLING TOYS for the smallest ones, in Pink, White low— Rabbit 7/3, Penguin 8/11, Duck 8/6, Bear 9/11, Lamb 21/-. PEIDAL CARS to delight the heart of my small boy. All metal, with rubber Yres— BGns. Toys sell quickly . . . early early selection is advised. “Where the best things come from.” CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU. HOPKINS’ BOOK SHOP MAKE A HAPPY XAIAS WITH BOOKS.

“Away from. Home,” by Joyce McDonald, 10/-. “Out of the Shadows,” by Anne Duffield, 11/6. . . “Green Dolphin Country,” by Elizabeth Goudge, 16/6. “Sigh No More,” by Anne Hepple, “Mrs Parkington,” by Louis Bromheld, 11/6. „ „ ~ . “How Green was my valley, by Richard. Llewellyn, 11/6. “Unwilling Guests,” by J. D. Gerard, “New Zealanders in the Air War,” by Alan Mitchell, 4/3 and 8/6. I “They Will Arise,” by Martyn Uren, “The Waiting Year,” by Richard Dimbleby, 14/-. ' , , “Shining -frith the Shiner,” by John A. Lee, 4/6. “Hell’s Doorway,” by Thwaites, 2/9. “The Mad Doctor,” by Thwaites, 2/D. “Whispers in Tahiti,” by Thwaites, 2/9. inspect our wonderful range of DOLLS, TEDDY BEARS ahd SOFT TOYS. Prices to suit everyone. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.”

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