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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 41, 17 February 1913, Page 5

THE MELBOURNE, LTD. OUTFITTERS FOR MAN AND BOY. We are complete outfitters in men’s and boys’ apparel in t]ie true sense, inasmuch as we can fill every want in boots, clothing, mercery, hosiery and hats and caps for the working man as well as for the man of leisure. Here are prices for worthy merchandise that must appeal to the economy side of everyone’s nature. Strong shooter boots, nailed or plain, from 7s lid; Champion shooters, grand value, I3s 9d; boys’ school boots, sizes 10 to 13, Gs 6d; sizes 1 and 2,7 s 6d ; boys’ Kaiapoi tweed Norfolk suits, 13s 9d to 18s 6d ; Petone Norfolk suits, 14s 6d to 19s 6d ; boys’ tweed knickers, all wool, 2s lid to 4s 6d; saddletweed knickers, -Is lid to 6s 6d ; boys’ Eton celluloid collars, 6d; boys’ shirts, Is 9d to 2s 9d; men’s Kaiapoi tweed suits, 29s 0d; men’s Petone tweed suits. 355; superb saddle fruits, 39s Gd; tailor-cut suits, very stylish, 355, 19s 6d up to our very best make, 655. We hold fhe finest range of tailored suits in Taranaki GREAT SLAUGHTER. 13 DAYS’ “SHOOT-OUT.” A final effort to “shoot-out” the remains of the Season's Dresses. Costumes, Dust Coats, Skirts, Bl'uses and Children’s Wearables, is now being made at tlio “Ready-Monev ’ Store. It’s a big slaughter, indeed ; and those who should happen to want any thing in that way have now the chance of a life time. There are lots of other similar goods—some being reduced to a quarter of their original prices. To further enthuse this effort, a 10 per cent, discount will he given off the general stock, the prices of which have been so materially reduced since the introduction of the Cash System. Ten per cent, off these very low prices is a tercib.e cut, but you’ll get it at Robinson sad Sea’s, *