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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 87, 1 April 1908, Page 2

fivery man in want of clothes naturlly turns to "The Kash," for they offer xceptional opportunities to keen 'uyers. More especially is this tie case ust now when their great annual sale I™' , The y' re making alterations in heir shop to cope with their rapidlvncreaeing trade, ana naturally they pant to clear out as much stock as they lossibly can. That tney are going the ight way about if, you can judge by he prices they are offering their good's .t. The quality ft, as usual, very good. S'hey've a splendid lot of men's raackinoshes of blue Melton with long capes, nd with sleeves just the thing for ountry wear, and at the price, 17s ad, hey are just about three times as cheap s an oilskin, because there's about five imes the wear in the mackintosh. Then hey've a lot of trousers with the lln ngs slightly damaged by water; the? mve heavy serges at 3s fld, hea'-y weeds at 4s 6d, and so on. A!l thei'l nen's suits they arc reducing; one plcndid line of nil-wool tweeds, mosth ample suits, they arc clearing out t'l lis; then there's a line at 30a, reducei rom 42s 6d; and then the famous Trestwell" suits, usually 49s Cd am 15s—these are now selling at 39s «d ilvery one knows the shop is in Devon •treefc, just below Nolan'a auction mart