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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 100, 1 September 1913, Page 5

THE HIGH COST OF LIVING AND HOW TO REDUCE IT. Wo are hearing a lot lately about the higher eost of living, but how do you spend your hard-earned money: If you aro content to pay the pricer asked bv the high-priced credit store? instead of looking around and spend ing your money to best advantage, then you have no right to kick—anyway not in so far as men’s and boys’ apparel is coneoi-nod, while the Melbourne is selling at prices that compare favorably with those ruling ten years ago. If your living costs aro higher to-day then it is not the Melbourne's fa"it. Read these extraordinarily low prices: Strong longelotb pillow eases fid each, men’s ribbed woollen socks Sd pair, men’s merino soiudets and pants Is fid pair, men’> saddle trousers 7s fid. men’s best finality "bineord trousers os fid, men’s S S.'S, drill shirts .‘ls fid. nmn’s striped and cheek neglige shirts 2s lid, men’s f.-irn.-au sbi-ts fis lid. bovs’ sln'rts Is fid. boys’ celluloid collars fid each. Ivy mending wool 2 balls for fid, men’s Kaiar.oi’suits 23s fid, men’s T’eione suits fifis. men’s flannel unders 2s fid. Hundreds of-other similar bargains at nur fivu Taranaki stores. Now Plymouth. Inglewood. Ftrntford. Eltham and Hawera ’ ' r

The rost of dross, suited for tlio kiddies, ?s always more nr loss a problem for the parents. The woven kiltie dress now in vncpio supplies the solution ; it is moderate in priee liesides heir/" smart, dressy, durable and beoomiirr. A rice selection, comprisjt,,? the host si/os and colors i Q to ho soo t at A. Spences, and they are --1 hoi ns,' sold at sale prices, v