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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 55, 25 July 1914, Page 2

into 6 won't go ! Truly Reckless Reduction at Morey's Neck-or-Mothing If you had £«000 worth of stoek' im present premises and were to be forced out by the builders into a temporary shop which would hold a bare £6oo# worth, what would you do? 16 into fl won't go! that's sure! so here'e at least £IO,OOO in Choice drapery which simply must be cleared. Everywhere prices have stumped to eost and below cost—enormous piles of winter goods are on every hand going at sacrificed prices. We don't care a twopenny dump about profits—' What we Wcmt is a Quick and Brisk Quittance I The. quicker the better—for the times getting alarmingly close when the removal vaus will be waiting at the kerb. We want everyone in New Plymouth to help in this great clearance of goods. ' We've done our part—we've prepared euch a bargain feast a« to be unique in our history. Now! What Will You Do? V Let economy prompt you—come early —come often. The Time Is Getting Short 1 Morey and Son NEW PLYMOUTH

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