Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 15 February 1922, Page 2

“ The Sale of the Season ” Another great disposal of the Season’s fashions at Morey’s to-day. Every line shows a huge price reduction, and your every purchase is guaranteed to bring solid savings and full satisfaction. MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. Horrockses’ Sheeting, 80in. Maids’ All Wool Open Work • 3/11 yard. Hose, iblack and tan, 1/11 Coloured Towels, 2/6 pair.- Wide China Laces and InserHorrockses’ Striped Flannel-. -r . T ette, 36in. 1/11 Valenciennes, Laces & Insertion a Pink Ripple Cloth, 48in. 2/11 <io<Ben . Costume Buttons, 2d dozen DressmgGown Flannelette 2/11 j piece Navy Serge> fioin 3/6 5 pwcea Bordered Casements, j iece N s , 50in , 7/n . 2 / 6 5/6 Crewdson’s Longcloth, 36in., Wool Dress Cloths, 13/6. 5/11 10H Georgette and Ninon Blouses, Colonial Flannel, 27in., 1/11 55s to sgns. 25/- to 35/Colonial Flannel, 80in. 6/11 Ladies’ Costumes, Half Price Costume Tweeds, 54in. 13/6, Smart Tweed Skirts, 32/6. 7/6 5/11 Ladies’ Silk Knitted Jumpers, Costume Tweeds, 56in., 15/6. 7/6 Voile Blouses, 25/- to 35/-. Black Serges, 48in., 9/11. 4/11 6/11 * nd TO-DAY—-AT MOREY’S GREAT SUMMER SALE—e BE EARLY! Abreys DRAPERS - «•:- NEW PLYMOUTH,

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