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Hokitika Guardian, 1 September 1924, Page 1

The Apache Scarf as the chic Parisienne wears it—is shown in infinite variety at ' i lies To add its intriguing charm to tlic Spring Frock or Hat; Fashion has designed the Scarf —and the skilful ingenuity she has shown in creating Scarves for every typo is portrayed to the greatest advantage in the brilliant and representative collection showing at Ballantyncs. Picturesque,combinations of Plain and Figured Silks, Printed Cottons, Crepe do Chines, Plain or Figured Satins and Heavy Crepe de Chines liandsoniely embellished with heads in striking Ckineso designs, are hut a few of the materials in which these, attractive Scarves arc displayed. As for shape—.they.may bo.long,aid narrow, triangular or square—just as you prefer,^Prices are quite moderate, too, ranging from. 2/9 for a smart square Scarf of Printed Cotton, while those of Silk are priced from 9/11. POSTAGE PAID. 1/- in the £ Discount for Cash or on Monthly Accounts. /. Ballantyne & Co. Ltd., Christchurch o aS&i- tsg ‘■S’: l.f-PV H t Tr 41 K %0 / m. m M nw rrn mmm\m W w Sir/ M gi s, PA W At VH AAA rh'-w« A Ay sa m m *ss£k mg* m CHEMISTS akd STORES DON’T KEEP Vi EA RN£ S BRONCHITIS CURE- ‘THEY SELL S A AND A LV V« * Raven Tea, the most delightfully fragrant leaf ever grown in sunny Ceylon, is now packed in a new and useful tin. These canisters are each printed with the name of a cooking ingredient. When empty they will make the most useful set of Kitchen canisters ! Ask for in the new canisters. Every grocer sells it l 3/2 per lb, smSl ASK THE New TIN mm —t -