BUSINESS NOTICES.
The Melbourne lays special stress today on their exhibit of boys' varsity suits and their prices. These suits are going to be most fashionable this season. We re ready as usual with the goods and the prices. See windows. A tenet of the Melbourne Clothing is to live up to every claim and win the patronage of men and women who will not be lured by glaring exaggeration. 'Messrs. MoEwan Bros.' boot sale com* imences to-day. With a view of largely reducing present stocks, the prices in all departments have been greatly reduced, and this always attractive shoe store is to-day more attractive than ever. Embroideries at the Busy Cash Drapery Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New* Plymouth. t.c Tomorrow, White and Sons will make a opttial window display of trimmed hats—balance of their winter stock—at 2s lid each. In many cases the winge with which these are adorned were costing more than the price now asked for the complete hat.—Advt. Ambury's announce the closing of the most successful discount sale they have ' ever held. During their stocktaking the next two weeks they are devoting one large window and three tables in the different departments to the display of a lot of oddments accumulated in the season. These will be cleared out at half-price to make room for very big shipments of spring goods from their Home buyers.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 112, 19 August 1910, Page 8
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231BUSINESS NOTICES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 112, 19 August 1910, Page 8
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