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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 323, 24 February 1910, Page 7

BOOT BARGAINS at THE MELBOURNE. . When thy first signs of increasing prices on leather goods cropped up, our buyers were advised, and with the wisdom born of wide experience, they got .tremendously busy forthwith. Contracts "■ere placed that manufacturers would have given much to cancel later on. But, w;th our public in mind, we insisted on prompt delivery of every item ordered. That boots and shoes are going •to be dearer is a foregone conclusion: that prices like these will not occur later on when you want footwear is a dead certainty. Embrace the opportunity. Men's strong kip shooters, nailed or plain, 7s Gd; men's light chrome ,bals, 10s Gd; men's black canvas allocs, with .clumped soles!, 4s 11,1; women's canvas shoes, 3s 1M: children's chrome school boots, splendid wearers, 5s Ud; men's heavy kip watertight.?, 14s Gd; men's kip bluchers, 4s 11:1: men's chrome balmorals, sewn soles. 12s vCd; women's chrome 2-bar shoes, 5s lid; men's highest grade, box-calf, glace kid, ,aud willow-calf balmorals (welter). worth 25s pair, in seven distinct including the newest Yankee form shapes. 10s '.ld pair. Hundreds of other bargains. Now's the time to purchase cheap ' clothing for the boys and men. It's sale time at "The Kash," and you shrewd Taranaki people know that this. mean, lots of bargains. This firm buy for cash and sell for cash; that means' they buy absolutely in the best markets, securing special discounts which they pass on to you. Look them up at once and .secure some of their bargains, "llie Kash." just below Nolan's auction mart. • New Plymouth.—Advt.