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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 52, 22 July 1914, Page 2

We've Got Morey's are soon to Re-build And We Must Dodge the Builders 1 Six weeks time, and out we go to the- temporary premises three ttoorb Jiigher up to give the builders a thanc-e to enlage our present place. Slatherum whack! do\jn -will come wall 1 and up will go floors and Phoenix like from the ashes a new a nd glorified Morey's wil] rise triumphant! But before we move, we're coring stocks! and snch a clear, oh! pi l 'mm ll#fv • Morey's Neck-or-Nothing Re-Building Sale Is the Topic, of the Town. Sheaves and sheaves of togiains to- day—sparkling 'opportunities await every brisk and busy buyer—we're determined to clear stocks absolutely! PRICE NO OBJECT! WE WANT EMPTY SHELVES! Coming aiong to get the share of the good Mn#»? They are tumbling out at no end of a rate. HO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT! Iffiff PLYMOUTH t

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The minstrel boy to the war has gone, In the ranks of health you'll find him; Woods' Peppermint Cure he's depending on, And ho left his cough behind him. Don't leave home when abroad you roam Without a stock close by you, For health is vict'ry you'll all agree, don't- let sickness try you. 21

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