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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22592, 23 December 1938, Page 5

cfcL <freset* • Holidays suggest informality and a certain carefree feeling. They also make one think of clothes to fit in with the atmosphere—chic and slim for yachting ,or cycling—gay and artistic to lounge about the beach, etc. Both these types and many more can be found at Ballantynes where a large choice awaits you —all modestly priced. • LATE SHOPPING NIGHT—TO-NIGHT. OPEN UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK. TEAROOM • OPEN UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK. SPECIAL TEA 5-7 p.m. v: V U'-'v sm xa & * As Illustrated — TROUSER SUITS are no longer regarded as a freak fashion of the few—on the contrary, they are becoming more and more popular every day. For Golf they provide practical efficiency without sacrificing femininity in any way; for leisure occasions they are ideal—neatly tailored in Navy, Grey or Royal Blue Flannel .. • • • • ■ • Trousers 39/6, Coats 39/6 TWO-PIECE LINEN PLAYSUIT. The tailored Blouse with never -collar and pleated sleeves tucks into a well-cut Culotte which can be buttoned to hem, forming a plain skirt. Saxe, Duck Egg. Lemon, Orange .. .. .. . - S.S.W., S.W_, W. 35/6 WIDE RANGE OF HOUSECOATS in Cotton and Silk in allover printed patterns or Corded Silk with spot or star design. Zipped front or crossover double wrap. In rich tonings. S.W. and W. 29/6 to 7 Gns J. Ballantyne & Co. Ltd.