Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 21 December 1917, Page 2

Smart Summer Costumes for Holiday Wear. In White Pique, Cotton and Gabardine, from 37/6 to 631 I la Tussore and Shantung Silk, from 63/to As you desire style in your attire, and as you always approbate an opportunity to economise, you will be more than Loiterested in our special values in costumes. The particularly smart cut and excellent of +*"""> pa. wents are alone sufficient to make them attractive-in your eye*] Vhile there is an added advantage—the jfrice. MOREY'S PRICES WILL PLEASE YOU. We were fortunate enough to secure these costumes && jttjt low prices, and immediately pass the sayipgg on to you* Call and see models in white pique, fancy pique, cotton gabardine. Some have collars of check and stripes—37/6 to 03/-. Stylish costumes of latest designs jin. tussore aad Shantung silk, from 63/- to 95/- At the above prices tWe costumes represent supreme value, and no time should be lost i* making your selection for holiday wear. Call to-day. 5 per cent, discount for cash—l/. in the '£. % NEW j?LVMOUTH AND STRATFORD.

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