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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 391, 17 May 1910, Page 4

Salvage Sale Only Damaged by Water . . r " 1 v.; iij' GOME ALL

There is no doubt—not the slightest possible doubt—about the genuineness of the reductions' in the prices of all classes of iboots and shoes at Deare's great salvage sale. The stock suffered Tery little damage, but the smoke and steam and water at the recent fire soiled the boxes, and the stock doesn't took so saleable as it did. But it's saleable, selling like hot cakes, at the sale iprices, which are very, very low. A frequent topic of conversation amongst both men and women about town every day is the surprisingly low prices asked, and the crowds of purchasers at Deare's Boot Arcade. BARGAINS IN. FOOTWEAR DEARE'S BOOT ARCADE

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