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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume 65, Issue 100, 21 December 1943, Page 4

A MAN'S J : CHOICE- %* Would be one of the gifts suggested below, from Ballantynes. SOCKS with TIE to tone in attractive box. 1 Coupon 7/g and g/. set Good quality HANDKERCHIEFS, all-over design. Box of three .. .. . .. 8/-, Men's Camel Shade SLIPPERS, leather sole. Coupon free •.. .. ~ .. ....... 8/9 Attractive range of TIES priced at— 3/6, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6 Each, Tie is enclosed in folder for gift purposes. Paisley SILK SQUARES, an uncommon and useful gift. Coupon free .. .. .. 30/Wool SPORT SHIRT, striped in Blue/White, Green/ White. Short sleeved with button front. In box for gift purposes. 2 Coupons 13/9 ' Men's CHUKKA SHIRTS in Spun Silk. Colours: Fawn, Green, White, Blue, Yellow. 2 Coupons .. 17/6 " where the best things come from" CHRI6TCHURCH and TIMARU. J. Ballantyne & Co. Ltd.

Season's Greetings 4 S Xmas again approaches, our ■^-*- thoughts turn to • you, our friends, wiiOEe goodwill has meant so much to us during the past year. Owing to war-time conditions it has been impossible to give the same service as we would have wished. With the world in a turmoil of conflict and strife, and our Empire fighting for its very life, it is hard to think of Peace and Xmas Joy. Yet we must either cling to our old customs or find ourselves in accord, with those who would destroy them. Therefore with a renewed spirit of hope we wish you a MERRY XMAS and HEALTH and HAPPINESS in the NEW YEAR, which we believe will bring us VICTORY AND PEACE. XMAS AND NEW YEAR HOMDAYS Our premises will be closed as follows:— 25th December to 28th December, inclusive. • Ist January, 1944, to" 3rd January, inclusive. ORMANDY'S PHONE Bs. - - LEESTON. FOR SERVICE.

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