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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 192, 23 November 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES. Silks fom sunny France, from India's coral strand, and silks from the "land of the Japanese, where the paper lanterns glow," are the subject of Messrs. Morey and Son's replace advertisement with this issue. These silks in particular have special claims on women's attention;. First, they are all of the washing qualities—a great recommendation for summer; second, they are more than ordinarily low priced, even for Messrs. Morey's to make a "song about/' and that says a, lot, does it not? That sturdy boy of yours needs strong blouses or tunics for summer wear. Make no mistake, there is no better than "Advance" galatea, guaranteed fast colors, and it can be had in plain or in all the popular stripes ai« White and Son's, price lOd per yard. Ii you cannot get to see it, write for patterns now, and test for yourself their washing qualities.—Advt. Never before was the Melbourne so crowded with busy shoppers as on Saturday, the opening day of the Manufacturers' Outlet Sale. Values that are simply amazing were responsible for such a spontaneous outpouring of the people that at times the large staff of 1 salesmen found itself unable to cope with the rush—Advt. They say, for bathing dresses, the Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth, is pretty good—Advt. Ambury's are right up to the minuie with a thousand bathing garnaenti The hot weather upon us and everybody ■with the bathing craze should mean a big business for the firm. Whatever you want to wear can be had at Ambury's; —Advt. J