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Taranaki Daily News, 25 February 1921, Page 2

Everybody is Hastening TO Morey’s Summer Sale. 'J’HERE never were such bargain times as these. The high prices that have prevailed for so long give you a true appreciation of the great drapery values that are to be obtained at Morey’s. Save money by making your purchases now. Secure youp requirements in General Drapery while this Summer Sal. makes it possible. HERE ARE SOME OF THE VALUES: 40in. CREPE, in Saxe, Brown, Navy and yieux Rose, Af sfi |ML 2/11 yard. COLORED BORDERED SUPPER CLOTHS, usual jJuA prices 8/6, 13/6, 16/6, Sale Prices 6/11, 10/6, 12/6 PLAIN 36in. SUPPER CLOTHS, usual price 7/6; jK-ff Sale Price 5/6. fIUQ COLORED TOWELS, large sizes, Sale Prices 3/6, 3/9, 3/11, 5/6 and 6/U pair. ■», Mffi HORROCKSES’ TWILL SHEETINGS, 72in„ 4/11;' VIL 80in., 5/6 to 8/6 'yard. ■/ aj CHILD’S COLORED FROCKS, 4/11. MB Ml' FUJI SILK BLOUSES, 17/6 each. 2 Only WHITE VOILE FROCKS, 25/.. CREPE KiEMONOS, 12/6 each to clear. /r Drapers NEW PLYMOUTH.

S RED POST 1 HOME FURNISHERS | “ BRISK BUSINESS IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY. The public’s eagerness for a bargain was never better demonstra/ted than by the eager throngs that daily visit our NEW PLYMOUTH AND INGLEWOOD SHOWROOMS. We anticipated “Big Things,” and our expectations have been mor® than realised. This we attribute to the variety, the quality, and the liberality of the reductions, which range from 20 per cent.—4/- in the £. Though a big breech has been made on our stock, there are bargains to spare for all. < CALL IN TO-DAY! PURSER’S Ltd. THE RED POST HOME FURNISHERS. DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOU TH; AND INGLEWOOD

WHICH?- ( Which is the Tea that charms you most ? Which tea has all the rest on toast ? Which leaves all others at the post ? Which lays pale Memory’s grimmest ghost ? Which tea’s the first of all the host ? WHY. SURATURA!

W. H. JAMES, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, OPUNAKE. ESTIMATES given for all descriptions of building work in town or country