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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 94, 20 April 1912, Page 3

Os2S22S2SSS2SS3S2SSISiSS222SS2SSSS22S32SSSS^SSiSS2g^S2SSSgS2322SSSS2S2SSS 3 S2SESSIS auaiWESS NOTICES, OP/I M mMMM MM M M jVS MMMMMMM MMMM MM M SVIM MMM M M M THE NEW i DRESSING GOWNS S , M ft] HAVE ARRIVED AT m M MOREY’S. S “I don’t know what I’d do without my Dressing Gown,” is one woman’s testimony to the usefulness of those Garments. Their use is not confined to any time of the day—they may be worn morning, noon or night. A splendid lot of New Dressing Gowns have just been opened up, and we are now making a SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY of the different styles. Every Garment is a Perfect “Dream” —-warm, becoming, |VI M Gowns, every one of them. AS SAMPLES OF VALUES WE QUOTE THESE Stockinette Dressing Gowns, in all shades, from 22s Bd. Extra Heavy Stockinette Gowns, in leading shades, wtth M quilted Collar and Guns, 32s Gd, hi Twill French Flannel Gowns, nicely braided, in fashionable M Winter Shades, from 19s 6d. jj" M Our Special Moleton Dressing Gowns, braided, in all col- M OUSTSj 15s 6d. ■ ‘ ■- V M Quilted Japanese Silk Gowns, in all the best colours, 32s Gd M to 70S, M hi M M Smart, Warm Dressing Jackets, in all styles, at prices to M suit everyone. COME ALONG AND SEE THE SPECIAL DISPLAY, IN OUR WINDOW. MOREY AND SON, ft? M M M f/1 M M M M M M M M M M » • STRATFORyj AND NEW PLYMOUTH WIMMMM hih

A CyS^sA IU A Ml MU' Win a Guinea! Prize*sentence' published every Saturday. Best advertisemont sentence on StaiKi-yut} ‘Tea, composed of words com men ci.ig with the letters nominated—used J 4 same sequence—wins each week. “Stand-Out” Tea Coupons from inside of tin must be enclosed and forwarded with full name and address, so as to reach Wellington by Tuesday 0 f each wevk, to “Stand-Out Tea,” P-O-Box 478, Weiilngton. Note- —Two Blue Coupons or ono Red entitles competitor to enter once; those forwarding Green or Gold Coupons will hay® permits for four oi nino further attempts posted them. A Cheque for £1 Is has been sent the writer of this sentence:— Mrs. A.P., Konini Road, Hataitai, Wellington — The connoisseur we!! tUssosibes "Etana* Out”—fragrant, tempting Tea. Always order this! Letters for competition closing 30-4-12 F.A.F.A.8.5.0.1.U.C.V.8. Letters for comnetitiou closing 7-5-12 S.A.S.C.B. W-Y.W-Q.S.O.T. “BTAMD-UUT” TEA I LOW PRICE: HIGH QUALITY

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