Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 24 August 1921, Page 2

eA Remnant Run at Prices that Please Don’t hesitate. Come right in to Morey’s GREAT - MARK-DOWN and test the genuineness of our latest economy prices. A GLANCE WILL CONVINCE you that the values are unbeatable, that there is no old stock to mar the splendid array of things required, and that it is a unique chance for you to “go in and win.” HERE ARE THE PRIZES to reward the earliest comers, and to recognise the spirit of thrift that is all around us:— TO-DAY’S REMNANTS and for One Week Only to go at Half Marked Price. -- 40in. Crepe de Chene and Georgette in a few colors, 7/11 yard. 54in. Grey Costume Flannel, 5/6 per yard 27in. Corded Velveteen, in Cardinal and Navy. To Clear 3/6 yd. 40in. Navy Lustre, 3/11; 27in. White Jap Silk, 3/9, heavy weight. 70in. Heavy White Table Damask, 8/11. For 4/11 yard. 70in. Heavy White Table Damask, 7/11. For 3/11 yard. .Early does it—at Morey’s Mark-Down Sale. TO-DAY’S THE DAY! Coreys Drapers NEtV PLYMOUTH.

REDUCED TO CLEAR Our huge stock of high grade Carpets is offered at lower prices than have ruled for years! Special Values in AXMINSTER SQUARES, ART CARPETS, AND CARPET RUNNERS IN AXMINSTER, VELVET AND TAPESTRY. WATCH OUR WINDOWS We would like you to inspect the quality of these goods. WILL YOU CALL? PURSER’S Ltd. RED POST HOUSE FURNISHERS. NEW PLYMOUTH & INGLEWOOD

Revised Prices Dunlop Motor Cycle Tyres "RAILROADExtra Heavy. Site in Inches Covers Tubes Siteia Inches Covers Tube J • jw 24X21 ..£378 •/- 27X 3 | .. £4lt • 13/26x21 .. 311 6 SB 28x4.. 48 6 19/26X2}X2i 3 110 •/• „ gx _ sis 0 Y MiaHi 26x4 .. 318 0 •/• 38x3 - 51 S ° bo/-* ( RSsSH 26x3x2} 6 2 6 16/- . 7 2 6 P*/". Vx ft6xs .. 5 5 6 10/- «9»3t •• 7 T • ju/-* BUTT ENDED TUBES, 3/- each Extra on above Prices. / •Extra heavy. GROOVED -G "-Heavy Pattern. Size in Inches Covers Tubes Size in Inches Covers Tubes >7^in’MßßSE h ' £•« • vOH «t< 0 I*/- • {u/7. 28x2! .. 4 S 0 10/- ’Extra heavy. / HNHDMSeMW BUTT ENDED TUBES, 3/- nacb Extra on above Prices, DUNLOF 'wV 9 (fufltAw Anu WBLLINGTON, CKMSTCffIJRCH. AUCKLAND •

People subject to Bronchitis will find this method of using Nazol will give them wonderful relief: Mix 15 to 20 drops of Nazol with email teaepoonful of Pure Olive Oil—and rub it freely and gently all 'over the chest and between the shoulders, and round the throat and neck —and then cover with flannel or silk handkerchiefs. Do this night and morning for 2 or 3 days. Its effect will be wonderful. For very young children, use only 10 to 12 drops of Nazol* 8