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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 203, 25 February 1914, Page 5

SUITS FOR THE SHOW FOR "DAD AND THE BOYS," AT THE MELBOURNE. To those who appreciate snap and styie anil fine tailor-work, and DON'T WANT TO PAY llfCill PRICES, the brilliant display of Suits at the Melbourne will prove of great interest. Close figuring with manufacturers makes possible many savings on high-grade suits for men and young men, whilst mothers also will be attracted by the unusual price on boys' suits, and the boys also will be attracted by their big, roomy, mannish appearance. Hade with open-front collars, some belted and others with yoke and patch pockets, in the new "sport" style, knickers, plain lor extension. Read the prices: .Men's I solid-wearing Kaiapoi tweed suits for men, all sizes, 3 to 7, 2!)/t(; men's fine I merino tweed suits, well tailored and boxed, 35/-; popular l'etone suits, in brown and green mixtures, 35/-, 37/6 Und 30/0; half-a-dozen tlifferent styles in indigo coatings, indigo Mwarps, indigo check coating's, and vicunas, 65/-; lovely striped worsteds, in the very latest colorings, beautifully tailored, 05/-; boys' Kaiapoi Norfolk suits, 14/0 to 19/6, sizes 7 to 14; sightly and durable l'etone Norfolk suits, in four different tweed mixtures, 15/0, for size 7 to 21/for size 14;. nobby "sport" suits, 2-gar-ment, plain or buttoned knickers, 19/6 to 20/9; brown worsted Norfolk suits, with extension knickers, 19/6 to 27/6; I Also young men's 3-garment knicker I suits and "sports" suits, 29/6 to 38/6,