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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 68, 10 August 1914, Page 5

THE MELBOURNE'S ANNUAL SALE,. The Melbourne's Sale is crowded dailjj with shoppers. The bargains are of sett' sational character. Here are a few examples of the many money saving * chances. Men's navy militim- overcoatSj usually 255, now 16s 6d; boys' telegraph coats, usually 15s (Id, now 5s lid; lovely white New Zealand blankets, los . 114 pair; full double size, 21s per pair; men's handsome tweed suits, usually 46a, 'now 39s 6d; superior tailor made" liigi g''ado suits, usually 655, now 59s (idj men's colonial libbed socks, usually Is per pair,- now three pairs for 2s sdj ladies' shoes, usually 12s 6d to 10s (K|,all to clear at Ss ltd per pair; pillow cases (Horrocks's calico) Is pair; Hotrockses' flannelettes, usually 10d, now 7d yard, The sale is proceeding at all out stores, New Plymouth, Tnglawowjk Stratford, Eltham, Hawera. Vf. Mrs. Coil is an old-age pensioner, " An aged dame who has seen brighter days; She grants me permission to ir ration 1 ' her, 1 . 4 nd , *° P uWish her quota of praise, • A hacking, dry cough was the bane <ri her; * (■