Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 113, 2 November 1911, Page 4

SALE OF MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING. The Melbourne Clothing Company'* great mill and factory sale offers unpaialleled opportunities for buyin<* men s and boy's clothing at prices very much less than ordinary. Since the in* ception of the sale last week many hundreds of garments, fresh from the leading mills and factories, have poured into our stores, replenishing our already huge stocks, and imparting a bright, crisp freshness to our goods which is unobtainable elsewhere. More important than all this is the remarkable lowness of price, together with the high quality of goods, a combination rarely if ever, achieved by others. Here are! striking instances of the wonderful savings we offer you. Boys' Norfolk washing suits, 5/11; bovs' Kaiapoi tweed suits, sizes 7 to 12, 13/!) to IG/6; boys' splendid tweed Varsity suits, nil wool, in nice shades of browns, greens and gi s, 11/6, sizes o to 10 years; men's dark tweed coats and vests* 17/0, splendidly tailored; men's Kaiapoi tweed suits, 28/fi, worth 35/-- men's natty worsted trousers, 7/11, in neat stripe designs; men's splendid Petone tweed suits, splendid for knockabout wear 33/-; men's superb tailor-made suits! special purchase of lovely worsteds and indigo "Behvarps," 50/0; stunning values in saddle-tweed trousers, strong and dark grey saddle trousers, 8/0; Rosl>n saddle trousers, A/0; Petone and Kaiapoi dark grey saddle trousers, 10/0* Oamaru saddle trousers, 13/0, besfc value in the Dominion.—Advt.

Ladies, be considerate and tactful, yet firm, with any refractory draper who. may try to substitute any other makefor the famous Warner's Rust-proof Corsets.—Advt.