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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 136, 26 October 1912, Page 5

SECOND INSTALMENT SALE OF LONDON "JOBS." The Melbourne's second job sale, now on, is crowded with magnificent bargains, entirely transcending the first job sale of a few weeks ,ago. Our managing director lias succeeded on his second attempt in securing an aggregation of goods at such reduced prices as to almost defy imagination. Anyway, the goods are here, the sale prices fixed, and it only remains now for every man and woman in the district to come and take advantage of the great economies offered. Seeing is believing. Yt is only necessarv to visit any one of our four stores, at Stratford, New Plymouth, Inglewood or Eltham, to be convinced that the values are as represented. If you cannot pay us a personal visit, write (including cash) for any of the sale items, and if the goods do not meet with your entire approval return them and we will cheerfully refund your money. Here are a few trade-disturbing prices: Check glass cloth, linen. 14 inches wide, 3d yard; "Ivy" black mending wool, 5d ball'; men's white handkerchiefs, C for Is; ladies' pure linen hemstitched handkerchiefs, 3 for Is; women's rough serge costume skirts, 3s lid; Vinolia shhavmg soap 8d stick; ladies' white embroidered aprons, Is 6d; men's merino singlets, Is fid- men's brown cotton pants, Is lid; fine laco curtains, 2s lid; damask serviettes 22 inches square, 8d each; and a host 'of equally alluring bargains,-Advt. Now that "Camp Coffee" is getting known in Sew Zwfcmd it bids fair to become as groat a favorite in this market as at Home, where it has practically "swept the board." Its delicious fragrance pleases the most fastidious, and the ease with which it is prepared is a boon to the early riser and the busy honsswife. A. Hutrick and Co., whole- ~ \- ~■ r': ItJ