BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 228, 20 January 1911, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

"Where friends foregather" might be used as a phrase to designate Messrs. Morey and Son's great summer sale. No matter what day, or time of the day, you go, you are stir* to find friends and acquaintances there. Apart from being amongst fellow purchasers, you'll find them in the bargains themselves. You are bound to develop a liking for the goods you want, when you %,w them marked at much lower prices than you expected to pay. In our advertising columns, Messrs. More.v and Sons are trotting out a bevy of new friend-winning bargains, that will bring you many ,ad° vantages when you're closer acquainted. There is always a use for oddments of almost any kind in a well directed household. In a large busy store oddments will accumulate, and must be cleared out at the end of the season. Ambury's are offering big inducements to shoppers for a few weeks. All odd lines of summer goods in the various departments are thrown out to be cleared riglit away at a big sacrifice, including some very special job purchases to "o at less than half price. " Melbourne apparel "puts folks on good terms with themselves," because it fits, is stylish, looks well and wears well. The. stock is so well known for complete assortments that the first thought when variety is needed is "The Melbourne." Furthermore, what is bought at the big corner store is good, and, at lowest price possible for quality.—Advt. Readers of the News this morning should pay careful attention to Whites' advertisement appearing on page seven. The half-yearly sales 'held by this firm are quite the biggest feature of the drapery and clothing trade in the province. Every item advertised may be sent for by post with the fullest confidence, and if not sold out orders will be filled by letnrn mail. Better still is a visit at this time to their store. Hundreds of articles are there displayed at bargain rates. * j

French kid gloves, 2a lid a pair; wide, sash ribbons, (id per yard; 42-inch cluf-l fon, lid per yard; leather belts, Is' each, are some of the special lines to be found at the Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth. —Advt. |