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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 30, 29 July 1911, Page 5

BARGAINS AT THE MELBOURNE'S SALE. The barg&i.i!" offering at the Melbourne's great winter sale are nothing short of marvellous. Eon 1 - ten 10 visit the store during these stirring saie days, and share in the savings. Bargains like these are proving irresistible. Calico 2a lid d«z»n: men'* Xaiapoi socks, three pairs for za 3d. Boy's all-wool Varsity suits, 10s 6d; men's colonial flannels, 2s 4d; men's merino shirts, Is 9d; men's pure cashmere socks, three pairs for 2s 6d. Ladies' handkerchiefs, six for Is; 72-inch unbleached sheetifig, worth Is 4d, now Is yard; youth's 3-garment tweed suits, half-price; men's grey denims, 3s 6d; men's famous S.S.S. indigo drill shirts, now 4s 3d; pretty silk ties, formerly Is and Is 6d, now 6d each; lovely wide-end ties, formerly 2s Cd, now Is; men's felt hats, 2s lid; roller towelling, 6d yard; splendid flannelette, striped and plain, 6d yard; gra.nd line of men's dark saddle trousers reduced to 7s lid—Advt. Smith had an uncle—very ill— Kxpressed a wish to make his will: "Leave everything to you, my boy." Smith struggled to conceal his joy! Just to reduce his temperature, They gave him Woods' Great Peppermint Cufc. Poor Smith! His dreams of wealth ■ were vain. His uncta'c- up mi oat again! p