Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 17 May 1918, Page 2

Strong Southerly Winds, and Heavy Rain Following." 1 isg This is the kind of prediction which we may frequently expect at this time of year. The days of mild temperatures and genial sunshine are past, i it is necessary now to see that you are well protected with warm underclothing, We advise a visit to Morey's because, although factories are at a great <U»« advantage, we at present havs good stocta, Buy now for prices will rise alarminglj; before long r READ MOREY'S GOOD VALUES FOR RELIABLE UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES. JLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES, trinuntf with embroidery, 6711 to 7/11. WOVEN NIGHTDRESSES, in wopUndi 9/6, to 17/6. ALL WOOL NIGHTDRESSES;: W. and OS* 27/0 and 29/6. STESTS; Wool and cotton mixture;; Sum ftg. ALL WOOL VESTS; from 8/11. &LL WOOL BLOOMERS; in navy, creamy 0§» • tural and grey; from 81/11. WLEECY LINED BLOOMERS; price 2A' On all underwear we give our usual cash discount of 6 per cent.— ls in tfca [£• orevs .MORE-Y fll SON NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD*

Sled Balk -gnete Brake lining (Blue Edge). GOOD STOCKS AT ivL^ViILWCB'SIvL DISTRIBUTOR, NEW PLYMOUTH.

NERVErKILLfcR The coal strike won't strike you badly if you prepare for the cold weather by buying a patent "Unique'.' stopper Hot Water Bottle always dependable !>?eause made t~ ?«tish labor. All chemists.