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Wanganui Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14339, 8 July 1914, Page 7

THE SALE THAT WOMEN WAIT FOR! Stocktaking Sale! IS BRIGHTENING WANGANUI HOMES! her cheerincss is contagious—she brightens up the whole i.unity. But to-day we’re dealing with actual items tor HOME ADORNMENT AND USE. ■Everything in our FURNISHING DRAPERY SECTION has come under the Sale influence, and the result is A COLLECTION OT VALUES HITHERTO UNPARALLELED. EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE MADE BETTES FOR LESS. Wo list, hist a few lines as SPECIAL PROMPTERS there nr® HUNDREDS MORE LIKE THESE - 40in IMITATION VENETIAN WINDOW BLINDS, were 1.3, now 8d and 7d I Sin RUNNER. CARPETS. KUd var.l DOOR S T IPS. 9d. l'-‘. and I,‘t sC>n CRFOM C “HiMENT CLOTHS CWIHTE TURKISH TC'WEI.S from tM a pair 41 i n U V B T Ft OH ED DAMASK’. B'd ami Til 26in GALATEAS, -Ud and 7<l 3Cin PINK FLANNELETTE;} ,>M 29iu FINE CREAM FLANNELS were 1 T>. now t - 36in TWTLT. FL ANNE! ET'I'FS. were IOJd. now 6|d "Tin STRIPED FLANNELI.ETTES. .A ll doz. NOW. DON'T MAKE THE MISTAKE OF WAITING—TO-MORROW 13 ALWAYS A EAD TIME TO SEEK TODAY’S OPPORTUNITIES —and THESE WILL SURELY DE SNAPPED UP EARLY. COMING TO-DAY?—GOI PAUL’S 70th ’Tis always a pleasure to save money, unci wlion “the little lady who makes ends meet” returns home from a visit to PA I 1/SSAI.fcl ■, and when “the little lady J. DRAPER

THE 4 H.P. TRIUMPH PROVES ITS SPEED. The 1914 model 4 h.p. Triumph has already earned a magnificent reputation for its reliability, perfect flexibility and ease Jof control, and its adequacy to the most exacting and difficult of service. As a speed machine, however, it has been something of an unknown quantity. On Saturday, speed trials were conducted on Now Brighton Beach by the North Canterbury Motor Cyclists’ Club, and a T.T. 4 h.p. Triumph, driven bp Mr (i. B. Brown, the well-known Triump rider, excelled the highest expectations that had been formed regarding its speed capabilities. A measured Course of five miles was covered in 4min 44 4-ssec, or at the rate of over sixty-t'aree miles per hour, a truly marvellous performance for a single cylinder engine of only 550 c.c. capacity. The performance demonstrates that the new Triumph is easily the fastest single cylinder machine eve#constructed, and it will compete in future in the 750 c.c. class. The New Tourist Trophy models are now to hand, and will be found to cmI body a number of detail improvements j upon previous models, in addition to the slight increase in engine capacity. The price of the Tourist Trophy Triumph is £7O, and the full racing model is the same price. The 3-speed Roadster Model sells at i!O7 10s, Machines on view at Adams Ltd., Avenue, Sole Agents for Triumph Motor Cycles (