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Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1930, Page 15

Showroom Bargains — AT — MORTON’S SALE. 3 only, Beautiful Model Fur Coats. In Beaver, Black and Dark Brown. Now Half-Price. Model Faced Cloth and Tweed Coats. Handsomely trimmed with expensive Furs. Usual Price £7 10/-. Sale Price, 89/6. All New Season’s Model Hats now Half-Price. AH Ready-to-Wears. Now Selling at 4/11 and 8/11. SPECIAL. The whole of our Stock of New Model Frocks, in Wool Crepes, Visylka, Tweeds and Tinsel Cloths. These smart Frocks are ideal for Spring Wear. Prices up to £6 6/-. Now One Price, 49/6. SEE SPECIAL WINDOW OF ABOVE. Cheaper Qualities in All-Wool Crepe and Repp Frocks. Now 29/6. Smprt Juniper and 3-Piece Suits. In All-Wool, Silk and Wool, and Chenille. Usual Price up to £6 6/-. Now 29/6 and 39/6. Hundreds of other Bargains in all Departments. Morton’s SALE, Eltham

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