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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 3, 4 June 1913, Page 4

OILSKINS AND OVERCOATS "CHEAP AT THE MELBOURNE. Our climate demands—nay, insists up""/very inhabitant providing himself with adequate waterproof clothing. Whether your fancy turns to oilskin, mackintosh, rubber coat or just plain topcoat, the Melbourne is better able tofill your requirements than any other store in the province. Read these prices: American oilcoats, "Challenge" brand, WO and 17/6; famous "Pish" brand slickers, 19/0; boys' walking oilskins,sizes 34 to 48 inches, 8/11; riding ditto, ' men s fawn rubber coats, 25/-; mcris warm Cheviot coats, 35/-, 39/flmen's blanket coats, 39/0, 49/6, 59/flmen's rain coats, popular dark K rev ernvenettes, 32/0 and 80/0; men's famous. Hydrotites, very fashionable, 37/0 and 4.9/0; boys and youths' dark grey rainZ' S Sr to , 24 { fi; b °ys' Hy'drotite coats 22/0; splendid line of ladies' hvwrv cut. oniy "*■/ ; ''™ e boys' overcoats, 5/11 to 'O/rt. EXHILARATION. First thing in the morning take a cup of steaming-hot-Crescent Tea, and the oflects will be exhilarating. Tin rich theme-has the property of expanding the arteries nearest the surface of the skin and so causes a flow of warm i/Ja ~J rhreo . grn<lcs of Crescent, 2/-, 1/10, 1/8 per lb. j»