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Hokitika Guardian, 22 September 1924, Page 1

Spring! Season of Sunshine — Brings Enchanting Fabrics To Ballantynes Embroidered Silk Marocains and Taffetas! What an inspiration those arc in novelty! What exquisite tonings, and how characteristic of Spring are the delicate floral and conventional fancies woven into them! Some display multicolour designs in plain grounds; others offer demure little posies of red or blue daisies worked on a rieli black taffeta background. ( Taney Silk Marocains! Of irresistible charm are {lie many gay Fancy Marocains portraying 1 lie Season’s latest ideas in terms of leaves, flowers and geometrical designs. All are of fresli and rare conception both iu colour and design, and many are quite exclusive to l’allantyncs. Georgettes! Crepe de Chines — Plain and Brocaded! Brocaded Silk and Wool Marocains! Silk Alpacas—The newest of the new! Novelty Silk Striped Materials! Shantungs! Fuji Silks! Both plain and striped! Japon Splendour—A new super quality French dyed silk! Embroidered All-wool Marocains! The Latest Woollen Repps! Gabardines! f They evade description—so many are they and each possessing such a distinctive individuality of its own. One would necil to bo a veritable genius to paint a word-picture tlmt could do anything like justice to these fabric’s of Springtime—flaunting in nil their subtle aud filmy beauty—here so rich and colourful —there impressively subdued in tone —again embroidered with the abandoned lavish splendour of the Orient. Ba'.lanlsnes will witlingt\> send patterns, with carious prices, post free, upon request. Discount ]/- in the £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts. O }. Ballantyne & Co. Ltd., Christchurch

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