MOREY AND SON'S WINTER DISPLAY

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 79, 23 March 1908, Page 2

MOREY AND SON'S WINTER DISPLAY

This well-known draperv flrm sell as they buy—close. Their huge shipment just landed ex s.s. Rimutaka is worthy of any city display, and it is hard to imagine that local residents should send away for their requirements when there is a show like this at their very doors. Morey and Son have representatives in London who make it their busiI near- to eater for the requirements of (his lirm. The whole of the goods just ' landed have been bought right from th 3 ' makers direct, consequently the public are the gainers. The good buying, closeselling, honest and polite treatment, and energetic advertising is the whole story «f this linn's success. It is difficult to describe the whole of this winter show. Space will not permit. How- \ ever, people looking for the place where ' they can get most and he-l for their ' money should look in at Murev's. "

I; Jackets and paleloW.-ThN 'is a rare cliaiuv fur tho careful shopper. TJii-fc--hmv i'.h,Tm is practically full of tin: deigns in tweeds and cloth. It is 100 difficult to describe the good?, fc but doubtless tbo Indies of Xew Plymouth will call and pass judgment. = The blouse section.-Everything m u the way of winter blouses 'both for s evening and street wear is here. The ' styles are charming and the colois I beautiful. It would take more than the mere man to describe these. If the ; prices quoted to us were correct, these ! goods arc splendid value. The lace and silk Mouses are decided novelties, and ' must sell on sight. • Dress Goods.—ln this department the linn is offering many bargains. Face cloths and serges, of course, predominaate. Cheeked and striped tweeds in ; costume lengths are in profusion; also black dress materials. The famous Priestley makes in particular are alone worth a visit. In this section the thrifty, appreciative, and shrewd buyers should lie constant patrons. The beautiful collection of ladies' walking skirts showing is such that careful dressers should not miss this great assortment. Each garment js made of the linest fabrics, the best trimmings, and the highest order of tailoring. The prices range from Gs lid to C7s Od eaeh. The gloves shown here are ideal gloves for all occasions, and all colors are shown both for street and evening wear. The ordinary cotton from !)d per pair to the choice evening glove at 7s (id can be bought. Lace collars, belts, plas- | Irons, handkerchiefs, etc., arc all showing in great variety. ' In underwear Moroy ami Son are [ again ready with a full stock of the famous W'olsey, guaranteed unshrink- ' able. Ladies will find almost all v- [ (piiremcnts for themselves or for the 1 children in combinations, vests, divided ' skirts, etc. I

Mothers will b c delighted with the excellence and completeness of the winter show of clothing for the children. The millinery is simply charming. The school jerseys fo r boys and girls are models of comfort and economy; some very choice designs are shown. This old store should be crowded to its utmost capacity to-day and the folding days,