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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 171, 18 January 1912, Page 4

M.C.C.'S GREAT SUCCESS. SALE OF STEWART HUSTON'S STOCK. The Melbourne Clothing Company's sale of stock, purchased at 13/4 in the £ from Stewart Huston, has proved an instantaneous success. Right from the time the doors opened until closing time each day of this sale has this popular store been crowded with buyers. And no wonder. Just figure for yourself what it meant to you when we got this stock at one-third off cost price. It means that on 'every article of this stock purchased you make ar clear saving of at least 30 per cent., and in some cases more. In every instance you are buying at less than landed cost. Just consider the mighty savings represented in prices like the following:—Men's genuine panamas, 10/0; men's Island hats, with straps, 1/- each; men's wire tweed trousers, 5/l'l'; men's flannels, 2/5; men's merino singlets, 1/C; men's merino pants, li/ll; men's colored neglige and tennis shirts, 2/11; men's silk ties, Gd each; men's worsted trousers, 8/11; men's tailor-made suits, stunning patterns, beautifully cut and finished, 45/- and 59/6, worth 65/- and 80/-. Don't miss this wonderful sale for the greatest money saving chances ever offered on men's apparel.—Advt. VISITEVU r^ARDS.—When you ran out of Bend your order for mom to th i Lstily News Printery. 3/C for Sf, or S/- tor 100 (poetafl* pjn'd).