Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 4 February 1916, Page 2

The Road to Economy To MOREY'S Big Nine Days' Sale. The great sale has met with a warm welcome. "Just what is wanted" is tha very evident opinion of the hundreds of ladies who have visited the saleladies who come in great crowds daily and busy themselves in securing all drapery needs at our low bargain prices. D»n't miss this treat! C«me earlyit cannot last for ever! Once the sale is ever, yaur opportunity is gene—prices will be back at normal—above normal ia some cases owing to the warl Call Now I To-dav's Bargains x will be gone To-morrow! Buying will be brisk. again to-day. Enthusiastic .•' V ladies will be here, buying for the months ahead—keen 'ID/1 V to take the fullest advantage of such economies. Ther» f, are bargains here for you—great bargains. Now com* S: —see. Such a grand array will give y«u many "gentU #y i reminders" of things needed for the home, an* f«r yeur » J* I « wa personal wear now or in the near future } ~I J\ SO YOU'RE COMING! GOOD! NEW PLYMOUTH and 6TRATFORD

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