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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20000, 27 July 1939, Page 14

Doing the Ridiculous S We’ve, always said you can depend on Melbourne Cash to be doing' something VERY startling in the bargain line! NOW FOR THEIR LATEST OUTBURST TAFFETAS RIGHT AT THE PEAK OF FASHION m '' @BB mm This is a real bargain if ever there was one. Fashion’s most fascinating fabric—beautiful quality, CONTINENTAL TAFFETA, 36 inches wide, in Self Design and Plain Shades. Always in demand for glamorous Evening Wear, Dinner Frocks, Slips, etc. Thanks to shrewd buying at a particularly keen figure—we are able to sell at below actual warehouse cost. Early shoppers will reap the benefit of this sensationally low price. Hurry! Get YOUR needs while stocks last. USUAL PRICE 2/11 YARD. NOW 1/6 YD. s&Shh II m LADIES’ CHUBBY Umbrellas These are of good dependable quality, being made on specially strong frames. An exceptional purchase for cash enables us to offer at this unbeatable price. NOW 3/11 EACH NEWS FOR KNITTERS mm KNITTING WOOL We are making a big display of this popular 4-ply Knitting Wool, in all wanted shades. We would advise early selection, as the latest colours are quickly snapped lip. 7 D SKEIN / I I * Er Er GISBORNE O BOX

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