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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144134, 2 July 1913, Page 6

B k r * Squashed Prices At Corey’s “Squeeze-up” Sale! There’s “a muckle” of bargain buying been done at this Sale up-to-date. Many a delighted housewife has saved enough on her purchases to treat herself to an extra bargain for her “ very own !” Have YOU shared in the W Heaping Values at Diminutive Prices There are many left yet-some of the the builder’s instructions to « Hurry up” compel us to make deeper inroads into stocks—and deeper cuts on prices ! For a LITTLE longer only is this great opportunity open toi you to economise. Don’t let it pass! Morey and Son, New Plymouth.

k Pyjamas that Give Sound Slumbers in Sweet Comfort COMFORT in Pyjamas depends on two tilings—the way they are cut and the material from winch they are made. _ , , Pyjamas at Hookhnm s are made frum materials specially selected for their smoothness of texture and longwearing quality. • They are cut .to give comfort and freedom of movement. The patterns, too, are smart and tasteful, particularly the new ones just received. Prices quite low, too—read:MEN’S PYJAMAS. FLANNELETTE, price us lid. CELONESE, prices 6s lid, <e lid, 8s lid. CEYLONS, prices 10s 6d, 11s fid. to 19s 6d. RESISTA WOOL, price 18s 6d. ■ FANCY BORDERED CEYLON, price 16s 6d. W. I. HookFiam’s Comer HOOKHAM, :: :: New Plymouth. | x PELLEW’S ANNUAL CLEARING S ale Of Winter Goods and Millinery, Wednesday, June 4. GREAT REDUCTIONS. CALL EARLY. Wm. PELLEW, Devon Street New Plymouth. 7 m 'MM * When Your Bike-Coes Wrong Don’t tinker with it —you only put it out of gear. The time you'll spend trying to make it “worse” won’t pay. We’ve studied every cycle complaint and we’re prepared with the right remedy and have a practised hand ready to apply it—and a man who. won’t bungle the job. All sundries kept and a good stock of cycles. Terms arranged. N.P. Motor and Cycle Co., GRIFFITHS’ BUILDINGS, NEW .PLYMOUTH. oilllßMßMail The Themodtst Pianola That Anyone Can Play. Each evening, when the myriad tasks of the day are done, and its cares are laid .side—when there is leisure to listen, to think, to rest—gather the children about you and give an hour lo music. Treat the young minds to Schumann, Lizst, Beethoven, and all the greatest masters. Vary the programme with catchy cachucas and wOoim* walUcs, Yo« can play the Pianola Without musical education, and it will educate you musically, as well as the children. Enquire about the Pianola, or about a new piano from British and Continental Piano Co., New Plymouth. Hoffmann,