Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22805, 2 September 1939, Page 7

» JrQh j, Ballantyne & Co. Ltd. ‘cd£s Spjviag. c/tgain . / Here is a smart Spring Goat with a definite air . . • an smart touch of style is given by the wide, loose sleeves, the absence of a collar, not to mention the beautiful tucked Navy Sheer of which it is made .. .. ‘* 3 nS * In all “Ballantyrie” Models there are individual touches which must be seen to-be appreciated. , v -. INEXPENSIVE CASUAL COAT in novelty Cloth. " The edge-to-edge front is attractively finished with a stitched band which also forms narrow stand-up collar and is used as trimmine on sleeves and pockets. Single button fastening. In the- season’s newest shades. S.W., W. .. .. .. .:. 69/6 ATTRACTIVE COAT in Novelty Frieze ..Cloth with' frill back unusually cut with five-panel effect. with. narrow Stand collar; novelty slit pockets. Glover, Chartreuse, Chestnut, Blue. S.W., W. . ... •• • ■ :•• •' •• .79/6' % Displayed in one of our Windows. also CHRISTCHURCH; TIMARU.

CARS CONVERTED FOR SLEEPING a quotation tor Dncolng or EnameUlni .your car. New Hoods, Side Curtains, and all trim, ming repairs. Rubber .and Carpet Mats C. E. ANDERSON Specialist In Motor-Car Upholstery am , Car Painting. 133 VICTORIA ST., CHRISTCHURCH. ‘Phono 30-149. ’

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