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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16037, 23 January 1918, Page 6

FOR THE SUNNY DAYS— These Charming Dress Fabrics. These bright, clays give promise of a long sunny time ahead so you are doubtless planning some more, light summer frocks. JNatnrally, then, you pay a visit to Morey’s to see the very latest in cool dress fabrics. You arrive—we display to' your view the new summery materials decreed for the season-fabrics light and beautiful—in all their daintiness. \ In print we- can neither do justice to their prettiness, their excellent quality or good values —neither have we room to quote more than / A FEW EXAMPLES; SHANTUNG SILK, 31 inches wide, in navy, saxe, brown, grey and cream—price 6/6 yard. CREAM SERGES, from 42 to 56 inches wide. Prices 5/11, 6/11, 8/6. 9/6, 10/6- yard. » MERCERISED COTTON TUSSORE—S4 inches wide—price 4/6 yard. CREAM RADlANTA—prices 2/9, 2/11, 3/3 yard. Your visit will be well rewarded. -- Choose early. You can always secure 5 per cent, discount at Morey’s by paying cash—l/- returned for every £. v ’Tis a Wise Head and a Cool Head that wears A STRAW HAT IP 7 The. very thought.of a felt hat with the sun streaming on it conjures up visions of perspiring brows and hot heads. Felt is a warm fabric, and the felt hat (especially the heavy makes) is best suited for winter wear. Now the hot summer is here, wear a COOL STRAW BOATER OR PANAMA FROM xHOOKHAM’S. . iWe’ve smart new boaters in a variety of sizes, and priceij at 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s 6d and 10s 6d. You’re hound to he pleafeed in fit and , price.’ We’ve genuine Panamas at 355, 3Ts 6d, and 42s or if you need one cheaper we have others at 10s 6d, 12s 6d arid 17s 6d—smart and good. Select while the heat of summer is here—we may as well he cool! W. T. HO OK HAM, Hbokham’s Corner New Plymouth

A Sound Argument Should not depend on a lot of noise. Tie soundest argument we have in favour of our groceries is their quality and their low price. v ITNEILL’S CASH PRICES ■Benefit kll our customers. The absence of bad debt losses means that our customers pay for the actual goods they buy—not for what other people get and do • not pay< for. la addition, every customer gets a personal, efficient and careful service—here you have the secret of the success of 3TNeill’s Cash Grocery Store. THESE PRICES MEAN CLEAR SAVINGS. Sugar 1A 16/3 701 b. bag. Jelly Crystals '5 for 1/-. Tobaccos, Derby or Havelock, 9d plug, 12 for 8/6. Tin Tobaccos 1/-, reduction for quantity. Cigarettes 6d. Golden State Preserving Jars—Pints 7/6 doz., quarts 9/9, A-o-allons 11/6. Jar Rings, 6d and 9d doz. Raspberries and all stoned fruits arriving daily at our usual low 'prices. J. McNEILL, The Low Price pash Grocer, ’Phone 207, DEVON STREET, , NEW PLYMOUTH. V CHOICE COAST FARMS. THIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM of 170 Acre*, freehold, all well improved; new seven-roomed house fitted with every convenience, large cowshed and substantial outbuildings, motor shed"; petal road; one of the best farms on the coast. Price, £43 per acre; reasonable terms can be arranged. 1 fU ACRES, freehold, all improved and having level frontage to , XUtfc g o(x j m etal road; 4i miles from New Plymouth, handy to factory Mid railway station, schools and freezing works; practically all plougnable land; eight-bailed cowshed, implement shed, outshed and whare; seven paddocks. Reasonable price, and terms will be accepted. -j -j ACRES, freehold; all has been ploughed and laid down in -LLO mixed English grasses, fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks; sis-roomed house, cowshed and outbuildings; fronting main metal road; factory adjoining, half-mile to store, post office and school, etc The farm is nicely situated, and lies to the sun, and is well watered. Price, only £23 per acre. Apply sharp. NEWTON KING, / AUCTIONEER, LAND AND FINANCE AGENT* -• ‘