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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 10, 30 May 1914, Page 2

Tricky Little Neckweaf _ ' * Trifles Are Waiting at M DREY'S Jiwt come and hare a look at them! ■Here, there and everywhere are iittle drese confections—pretty frilly-frillies all crinkles and lace. ' Here is a silk collar as pert as you could wish, there a positive dream ol a -jabot—a regular conspiracy—a tempting, bewitching, saucy little jabot. OH! THE CHARM IS INDESCRIBABLE AND THE VARIETY JUST IMMENSE Better come along, ladies, and spend an enchanted half hour among these dainty offerings. And the prices are ,as light and airy as the goods themselves. When can you comet perhaps to-day. That's right! the selection is aomplete to-day, and -to-morrow one never known TheTe'e a shilling in the £ discount too fox CASH. MOREY & SON, NEW PLYMOUTH 4 STMTTOID.

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