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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 1 May 1926, Page 6

BALLANTYNE’S Dressmakers skilfully executte Fashion’s Newest Styles for Autumn and Winter. Well selected Stocks of Dress Materials, Coatings and Silks give wide choice of the Season’s newest fabrics for both Day and Evening Wear. Individual Styles are desig:: ed to suit Customers requirements, and Garments of distinction and charm bearing the exclusive “ BALLANTYNE ” stamp ensure successful attire wherever worn. Me m m 8 (Jk ALL-WOOL HOPSAC, in' Saxe, Rose, Nigger, Grey, Tan, Fawn, Navy, 40in wide, 5/11, 6/11 yd. ALL-WOOL MARLE FLANNEL TWEEDS for House Frocks, 56in. wide, 8/11 vd. ALL-WOOL REPP CLOTH for Smart Frocks, in new Shades of Tan, Air Force Blue, Brown and Navy, 40 in. Wide. ■ • ' ' 12/6 yd. A heavier weight ALL-WOOL REPP CLOTPI, suitable for Costumes and Coat Frocks is in an extensive range of the newest colourings, also Navy and Black, 54in. wide. ‘ 17/6, 19/6, 21/- yd. COSTUME TWEEDS in smart designs and colourings for • Autumn Wear, 54in. wide,. 12/6, 14/6,15/6,17/6,18/6, 19/6yd. HARD-WEAR OVERCOATINGS, in fashionable Che:ks, 54in. wide,.. • ' • • ' .8/11, 12/6 yd. VELOUR COATINGS in good Shades of Fawn, Grey, Henna and • Mid-Brown, 54in. wide, . , . H/6 yd. ALL-WOOL VELOUR COATINGS in newest Shades of Grey, . Rust, .Bottle Green, Rose, Nigger and Navy, 54in. wide, 22/6 yd. “TOOTAL” VELVETEEN in an extensive rang-e of Day •' and Evening Shades, includ -.ng Black, 27in. wide, 8/11 yd, . 36in. Wide VELVETEENS are in lovely Shades for Pay and Evening Wear, ......... 9/11 yd. SILK OTTOMAN will be specially favoured, fog smart wear, in Tan, Grey, Navy and Black, 36in. wide, 12/6 yd. nes imam

GUMS. RIFLES. AIiUNITiON Good StocKs of tho world-famous “ WESTEBN ” Gun Cartridges, also ELEY AND G.A.C. Brands, and U.M.C. Billo Ammunition • Imvo just readied us. 8.5. A., HOLLIS. AND BELGIAN DOUBLE BARREL GUNS AT EROM.C6 10s. STEVENS, BROWNING, AUTOMATIC, AND WINCHESTER RIFLES OE ALL KINDS. GOOD RABBIT .TRAPS Our belated shipments of “ KOWHAT ” (Elat Spring); and “ KOWIRE ” (Wire Spring) are just land- ■ • ing ex s.s. Corinthic. These traps are deservedly popular among experienced trappers. iqr; ~x~y vp/Atsg'i A handsome covering might easily conceal shoddy materials and poor workmanship. ENGLAND ID THE PROGRESSIVE ‘ IRON MONGERS, TiMARU. *7SSS? KSM Surface appearance gives no indication of what is hidden inside upholstered furniture. Ml ui m .u U 44 m n tl ?**s) M rhtr SSifs WHAT IS UNDERNEATH! THE UPHOLSTERY? Generally you cannot tell, therefore it is wise to buy from a. reliable firm. With our furniture there is no uncertainty-—you get an honest job through and through. Our prices, taking the quality of our goods into consideration, are tho lowest in South Canterbury. Si lists R? 13 12. mss©' Ksss fij £3 Ui Edaa Xfeafi/ HOUSE FURNISHER AND ART DEALEI SHOWROOMS: Corner Stafford and Bcswick Streets. FACTORY: Sophia Street. ■ -