MORE MELBOURNE MARYELS.
Novor before have, the famous Taranaki stores— The Melbourne Clothing Co.—been sn fully prepared to fill the season's r«<ui/o:nei:ts i:i winter a/M?.ii--cl for man ftii'l boy. Quoted hero are a few c:;ani))l - s. not because c.f their sterling merit, but merolv to illustrate the farce of tlie firm's fundamental principl ■ of buying and selling for cms!: only, iuicl the consequent savings aoenrng (.herefrom. The Melbourne are the largest buyers of men's and Inns' apparel in Taranaki, arid have reached this proud position by selling only dependable merchandise at prices below all competitors. This advertisement is but the forerunner (if a weekly list of hardline!—"Boys' braces .'s<! pair; bovs' eellaloid collars nd ; hoys' snlcndxl reality n;\vy worsted jerseys, 2s 1 !-"!.! l!Ten''s'k!i:ltedpauts'ai'-c! rdiirts ,3s lid"; superior ribbed pan If- -la C>(\ ; warn: olaidino- underflanr.cls 5s Gd ; Ijushrrnm'f: riiibed pants, 6s Od ; children's black '■!' Inn cashmere socks, size 2 to 7, all one price, 60 pair; men's rihhed stnci.-'ngs, Js 'Md p.-tir; men's hcavv saddle trousers, Ss Gd. Marvelloii'--"3iT>-» ft
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3, 1 May 1912, Page 3
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170MORE MELBOURNE MARYELS. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3, 1 May 1912, Page 3
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