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Hokitika Guardian, 8 September 1924, Page 1

The Apache Scarf as the chic Parisienne wears it—is shown in infinite variety at Ballantynes To add its intriguing charm to the Spring Frock ox IJat, Fashion lias designed the Scarf —and the skilful ingenuity she has shewn in creating Scarves for every type is portrayed to the greatest advantage, in the brilliant and representative collection showing at Ballantynes. Picturesque combinations of Plain and Figured Silks, Printed Cottons, Crepe de Chinos,' Plain or Figured Satins and Heavy Crepe de Chines handsomely embellished with beads in striking Chinese, designs, are but a few of the materials in which these attractive Scarves arc displayed. As for shape—they may be long and narrow, triangular or square—just as you prefer. ‘ Ericas axe' quite moderate, too, ranging from 2/9 for a smart square Scarf of Printed Cotton, while those of Silk aro priced from 9/11. POSTAGE PAID. 1/- in the £ Discount for Cash or. on Monthly; Account*, /. Ballantyne & Co. Ltd., Christchurch *3 m MW#r i L l K wm m m HMMt it <S» MX*?}' II mm mm |'UKC«iri« c:«i~* m fill* £ ms :-s m was? CHEMISTS AhD STORES DON! KEEP HEARNES CRC:!CiiITJS CURE- THEY SELL IT - EVERYWHERE AMD SBiK EWS-1 t Yi Bfi m m TTT m m 157 Delicious, frngrsnt Raven Tea is now, sold, in a unique packing. U is contained in handsomely japanned cani*. ters, each one of which Is printed in large letters with the name of some important cooking ingredient such oa “Sugar,” “Starch," “ Barley," etc. Next time you order tea ask for Raven Tea in the new tin—and see that you get a differently, printed tin each time. 3/2 per lb. from all grocers. The moat fragrant leaf Ceylon produces. H.OTT