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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 207, 21 January 1913, Page 5

BURNT OFFERINGS. SENSATIONAL -SALVAGE SALE. The sensational salvage sale of Arch. Clark & Sons' warehouse stock is attracting hundreds of shoppers at the Melbourne. Bargains like the following are good arid sufficient reasons for the great rush of business. Boys' linen crash varsity suits, 5s 6d; boys' tussore varsity suits, 7s Od; children's felt and serge hats, 9d; island hats, 9d each; men's coats and vests, las; Gd; men's handkerchiefs, Is 9d dozen; women's dairy boots, 5s lid; men's tennis and neglige shirts, 2s lid; men's flannelette working shirts, Is 9d; men's dark blue striped drill working shirts, 2s 3d; men's and boys' tweed hats, Is; large heavy towels, only slightly singed, Is lid pair: men's fashion shirts, with stiff cuffs and soft bosoms, only 4s Gd, worth 7s Gd; ladies' umbrellas, only 2s Gd. Sensational bargains. Hundreds of other "snips" at this great sale, the gr»»test of the century. Women as a rule are tne most consistent tea drinkers, and the multiplication of tea-rooms and tea kiosks throughout the Dorainioa affords striking evidence of the increasing popularity of tea. The women of New Zealand may be classed as tea connoisseurs, as they show a decided preference for Crescent Tea, which is rich and strong, and of delicious flavor. Sold bv all grocers at 2/-, 1/1# ami !/■ jmc