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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 47, 25 October 1913, Page 5

ALMOST BANKRUPT PRICES AT THE MELBOURNE SALE. The Sale of G. W Gray's Assigned Stock nt tlio Melbourne is announced to continue only until Tuesday. 21st inst. Not for the past ten years have the public bad such an opportunity of securing high grade clothing and raer-| eery at prices averaging 50 per cent, less than ordinary. The price paid for the Stock was 12s Gd in the £, and a little calculation will show that we can afford to sell at lower than original cost. When and where have you had surh an opportunity as this? If you would reduce your cost o' living, come to this sale and save at least half on your shirts, ties, hats, clothing, and underwear. Sale at all five Taranaki Stores, New Plymouth. Stratford, Inglewood, Hawera, and Eltham. * This is something new—selling goods at half price, hut we have a room full at half usual marked price to save removal. Charles E. James, Broadway.