Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 25 July 1919, Page 2

Black Silk! Black Silk! Cries Dame Fashion. Ever favored by the critical old lady this material—like serge-* Is never out-of-date. Of'course silk, like every otlier fabric, varies In quality, but the quality of Morey's silk never varies—it's always goods To-day they offer-- • 9 -'it, Ifc* Black taffeta Silk—4o inches wide. 15s 9d and 18s 6d yard. **' J " Black Grenadine Silk** " beautifully soft;, heavy quality satin finish; suitable- for matrons* dresses. ( * r ~ " 38 inches wide—l6s 6d yard. Have you noted the extremely moderate prices of these materials, madam? Jus,t glance at them again, then consider. We advise you to call to-day, these silks are selling more quickly than what we expected. Watch for our Big Peace Sale. "HIGH-CLASS DRAPERS" NEW PLYMOUTH. Sportsmen Look! This season's cartridges just arrived. 1 ■ Winchester Smokeless Ballistite 7/0 box 25 Winchester New lUval ..wwwwwi 6/- box 26 N.M.C., New Rival .........v.-.-.- 8/* box 25 Ball Cartridges, all sizes, 22c to 44c, lowest prices. Bellringer Brothers Limited, NEW PLYMOUTH. Congoleum Art Rugs. 9 X 12 yvv.i •72/6< 9 x 10ft. 6in. 65/.9x9 55/9 x 7ft 6in. ' 46/. 37/6 V Nett cast delivery; at our warehouse. The Red Post Furnishing Coy., Ltd., DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH Top-dress your land with Ephos Basic Phosphate and secure results. 60 per cent Phosphate—26 per cent Phosphoric Acid . Arriving early August. Unequalled for top-dressing. Price £9 per ton, at the New Plymouth railway station A BRITISH PRODUCTION. Book your order with— L. A. NOLAN and Co., Auctioneers and Produce Merchants, Devon Street, New Plymouth, V

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