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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 150, 20 November 1914, Page 8

M«**:l*l^ Unusual, isn't it? But that makes them none the less a Bargain, the rule at the Melbourne being "the more unusual the offering the greater the bargain." Therefore- when we announce that we have opened up a big lot of TUSSORE and WHITE JAP SILK BLOUSES to sell at 7/6 and 9/11 respectively, depend upon it they are remarkable bargains, and are worth in the ordinary course of business at least 10/6 and 15/6. Quantity is limited. You know what that means. Remember the price. m r^yii* AT ALL FIVE STORES. m ;»liilliillip|ii iM* I NEW PLYMOUTH, INGLEWOOD, STRATFORD, ELTHAM, HAWERA.

Spring OUR SPECIAL DISPLAY OF THE NEW SEASON'S STYLES INCLUDES THE VERY LATEST AT THE VERY LOWEST. PRICES. We have secured a really splendid sokemOm Costumes & Frocks a and in spite of the exceptional distinc- II tion of their designs, and excellent work- \ manship, they are priced Wonderfully Low MAY WE HAVE A VISIT FROM YOU SOON? MOLLISO -ASH DRAPERS, 218-250, DEVON STREET. British-built HOPKINSON AND BOYD PIANOS If you know piano values you will appreciate the HOPKINSON and the BOYD —widely divergent in prices, • but each representing the best ever offered at the price. Our terms are , just as easy as ever. The British & Continental Piano (X Devon St„ New Plymouth Swedes KEEPWELL and SUPERLATIVE PIONEER CROPWELL 1/3 per lb. " Also waled packets—2/6 per lb. HURST * SONS' MONARCH, MAGNUM BONUM, CHAMPION AND CRIMSON KTNG. TURNIPS «, U.r. ABJSKUJSJSJN, IMPERIAL GR P.T. MAMMOTH, ROMNEY MARSH, MANURES H. C. LUKE, INGLIWOOD, m» PERBOTBAKING! ISwhattheZealandUOve became the heat U deliaouily lootli Then an rim <h« (urth ■dvwittgatof Fuel Economy and a Pltnohil Hat Water Suppl/1 and left, but not halt, dw comfort «i an Opt* Fin wfcltfc the ZeeJandhaloaeaffwda, 1 $. if 0r5%