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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 186, 12 January 1912, Page 4

SALE OP STEWART HUSTON'S STOCK BOUGHT AT 13/5 IN THE £. The Melbourne Clothing Company, Ltd., ever on the look-out for bargains for the patrons, have been fortunate in securing he stook of Mr. Stewart Huston of Inglewood, at the remarkablylow price of 13/4 in the £. This Btock, admirably bought and well kept—(Mr. Huston was a direct importer)—i« extremely well assorted, the clothing and mercery in particular fresh and clean. The stock of men's and boys' clothing and colonial underwear comprise* lines from the leading mills—Kaiapoi, Roslyn and Petone being well represented. To those who know the Melbourne policy of "cut prices," this sale will come as a revelation, presenting, as it does bargains fully 50 per cent, lower than ever attained before. The following prices give a hint of the immense reductions off Stewart Huston's prices: 4/6 tennis and neglegec shirts for 2/11; 5/6 blue grandrille shirts, 3/11; S/6 tweed trousers. 8/11; 2/i6 men's singlets, 1/6.; 25/- panamas, 10/6; 3/6 flannelette shirts, 1/9; 5/6 ladies' corsets, 2/11; 1/6 pretty silk ties, 6d; men's 4/G drill working shirts, 2/11; men's 60/- tailored suits, 45/-; 5/6 odd tweed vests, 3/11; ladies' 6d fancy handkerchiefs, 3 for 1/-; men's bordered handkerchiefs, 3 for 1/-; men's 80/- highest grade tailor-made suits, 59/6,—Advt. COMPELLED TO TAKE TO HIS BED. "For six years I have been a sufferer from colic, bein« compelled at times to take to my bed," says Mr. 5. C. Philps, Dutton, S.A., "but now when I get these attacks I take Ohanberlain's Colic and' Diarrhoea Remedy and find that it gives me immediate relief. I can confidently recommend it to others for colic or any bowel or stomach complain."