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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13937, 19 April 1909, Page 1

__._ ©ne-to-a-pattem r"" Dres* "~ " ~i « ENABLEB YOIT TO HAVE A DRESS DIFFERENT IN DEBICN TO ANY OTHER IN THE SAME TOWN. Naturally in such a large collec? tion of so varied a character, we cannot attempt detailed description. Aii the designs shown are among the accepted "correct fashions" of the moment. The principal colours showing are navys, browns and greens. Mole is shown in several lines also. Trimmings are stocked to match dresses. Every dress is a 7-yard length. Satin-striped Serges, price 19/6 to 24/6 per dress Two-tone Striped Tweeds, 15/6 to 35 - Chevron Striped Tweeds and Serges, 19/6 to 27/6 Striped Cream Tweeds, 15/6 to 24/6 Fancy Blacks, 21- to 48/and Sonsj 4* CHEAPEST DRY MOLASSES FODDER, SO per cent, pure Molasses. PACKED IN li CWT. SACKS. c 2) Tons just landed. -' °°H> -■ .... BEST NEWTON KING, Now Plymouth & Stratfo d. t CORSETS I i "$♦ The importance of Corseting empha- "»* sized by Autumn Fashion. One Gar- •$• «£» ment that demands more attention this «$• Season than ever before. It's the Corset. «i« T Unless the Corset is carefully fitted, the J* outer Garments will be all wrong, and - ? *f* cannot be made to show to the best *J* •$• advantage. Corsets of Correct Styles "5* «j* are not necessarily expensive. We are «$• sho%ving a large numbsr of Styles in «§, » medium and light weight Fabrics at the j* following prices. • j" * * T* P. D. A "nice short Corset "'suitable for slight J figures, 5/6. J •„ Short top and long hip Corsets, suitable for medium -». X f^ es > 9/11, v X •^ Belted Corsets rcnst comfy for stoat figures, t/)/fi «2» •^ W. B. Corsets in a great variety with suspenders, ju X from 3/6 t0 11/9. X 4* ♦ j* WARNER'S RUST PR O OF. >C Suitable for all J "** figures, a variety of shapes from K/fi l to 11 /ft *»* 4» <• * . * i* ONE ADDRESSSFOR GOOD CORSETS:— **" ! MOREY & SON, ! X DEVON STREET, X t * | New Plymouth. *