Page 10 Advertisements Column 1

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20331, 14 June 1934, Page 10

WINTER COATS AT THEIR SMARTEST AT BALLANTYNES i. IN OUR TEAROOM. To-Morrow (Friday) Afternoon. ISOBEL LANGLANDS —Brilliant Australian Violinist. At the Piano— Irene Robertson. 2. J. Bal&ntyne & Co., Ltd. WHERE FASHIONS ARE ATTRACTIVELY PRICEDSmart GOAT in GREEN DIAGONAL TWEED ; semi-fitting. Handsome Collar of Marmot, wide re vers and inset pockets—--B|gns Extremely smart COAT of TWEED in warm shades of Brown and Fawn. Cravat collar of Indian Lamb in Havana tone; full tucked sleeves, and cuffs to elbow, p\*ramid pocket. Belted style 7gns Distinctive COAT of BOUCLE TWEED in broken check in good shade of Brown, featuring high standing collar with raised pipings. Magyar sleeve piped to elbow and finished with tight cuff s 9gns ALWAYS DISTINCTIVE AND A charming COAT of winter-weight Boucle Cloth, has beautifully fitting line and smart cartridge strapped shoulder. A special feature is the original scarf collar trimmed Mink Squirrel. In Covat Green—--Bggns A COAT of notable distinction with high slotted collar and deep revers. In a new Wool Crepe weave, lined Silk throughout. It is beautifully tailored on slimming lines. Nutbrown— . 7£gns Another attractive BROWN COAT is in Stone Tweed, with collar and shoulder trimming of Indian Lamb, smartly buttoned to cross in front giving a high double-breasted line. Beautifully cut llgns CIUJ wm

If Your Wife . . . meets with an accident It is sufficient if YOU have signed the Registration Form. Similarly, YOU are covered if your wife signs. This is one of the liberal provisions of the “Star” Free Accident Insurance Scheme. SIGN NOW ! In cases of temporary total disablement the ‘'Star” pays £.2 a week for three weeks. REGISTRATION FORM To the “ Christchurch Star ” Registration Department, Box 987, Christchurch. Reader’s Tull Name (Write as Clearly as Possible) Address Are yen already a subscriber Please register me as a regular reader for the benefits of your Free Insurance, in accordance with the full conditions published in the “ Star,” July 1, 1933. Where a person is not already a regular subscriber, the district agent will be notified to supply, or the paper can be posted direct from this Office. Double Benefits are paid where the insured person is a registered reader of BOTH the "Star” and'the “Times.”