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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 219, 21 October 1909, Page 3

THE MELBOURNE'S "JOB" SALE ANOTHER GREAT SUCCESS. Because Promises and Facts agree. Because offerings create enthusiasi Here's for another great week towels. linen handkerchiefs and Day and Martin's "Just-Out" boot polishing outfits. Where is there the woman or maid without a soft corner in her heart for a lovely, pure, fine linen handkerchief? rlerc at this sale we are selling ladies' pure Irish linen handkerchiefs at fid each. Marvellous value. Another stunning bargain is a "job" lot of men's fullsize pure linen handkerchiefs known as mill "throw-outs," that is, handkerchiefs rejected as perfect on account of imperfections such as dropped stitches, oilspots, raw edges, tiny holes, etc., etc At 3 for Is this line is being cagc-ly snapped up. In towels, a shipment of 60 dozen ex 'Tainui" goes into this s&te for speedy clearance. The whole quantity, comprising large, heavy, colored and white towels, is being offered at Is each. The Day and Martin's outfit consists of tin of polish, brush and polishing pad, neatly boxed, and is offered at Is 6d. Come and profit by these "sale" opportunities.—Advt. Always to the front in values, The Kash are the greatest price-reducers Taranaki has ever known. When you want a boy's suit see their Norfolk suils at lis fid, or their Conway suits at 13s Od. In men's suits they've got the biggest selection of any store. Weilfitting suits they are, too, with nic padded shouli'ers and good frost. Try one.—Advt, . ..„,_