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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 388, 13 May 1910, Page 6

Does any man, youth, or boy want more, better, or stronger reasons than these for buying his "Winter ' Suit br Overcoat AT "THE MELBOURNE"? We ihave always held the leadership in high-class tailored suits. Wo have always given by far the greatest values in Taranaki. We have always maintained a skilled organisation of tailoring. We have always bought for spot cash and sold for spot cash. Do you, as a prospective buyer, realise the full value of these reasons? Facing the subject squarely, the purchase of a new suit or topcoat involves tone of two things—investment in a certainty, or speculation in a possibility. The unknown garment may turn out satisfactorily, but the selection of a suit from a firm that has "arrived" and has a known record extending over a period of years is the wiser course, .because "good clothing i.i the product of growth/' "Melbourne" ready-to-wear clothing represent* that \v:hich is good land durable in design and fabric; it is the epitome and record of tailoring development for the last dozen jyears. For that reason its prestige is highest among those who know most about what high-class clothing should be. We have never before presented so fine or so tastefully selected a stock of men's and boys' suits fend topcoats, and as for valuesj our reputation in that line is so ,well established that it is scarcely necessary to give assurance that they will prove more than satisfactory. For Influenza take Woods' Great Peppei mint Cto*. Never fails. 1/8, 2/& <