Page 4 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 2 December 1916, Page 4

Nothing is more certain than the un« certain condition of the market for cotton wool and silk goods. Prices are steadily rising. Through clever insight, arid cash buying the Melbourne, Ltd., are offering extraordinarily low prices for their gigantic sale now commencing. The, prices cannot be repeated when the sale ib over. In view of the above faots it is only too obvious that buying now i» merely the wisest kind of forethought. GIGANTIC SALE OF DRAPERY AST CLOTHING, The Melbourne, Ltd.'s, great Bale Is but to break all records. The bargain! ot previous sale? will fade into insignificance when compared with the present mighty offerings. The man or woman in not born who in these times of sky-high prices cannot fail to appreciate the- econ« omy chances presented by this great sale. Here are a few examples of prices: Boys* 'dark drill shirts, Is each; men's tweed 'sports coats, 13s fid; men's grejt denimu, 3s l)d; Fiiilay's 72-inch sheeting,*!* 9di men's colonial tweed suits, 39s 6d; bojV [tweed sports suits, 16s Bd;, men's dark union shirts, 3s fld; ladies' camisoles, Is fld; embroidered pillow cages, 2a 3d 'pair; white Marcella quilts, 9s 8d and 113s 6d; navy "Advance" drill, Is yardj embroidered tea cloths, 32 inches square, Is lid; Niue Island hats, Is 4d; boys' I mercerised handkerchiefs, with colored borders, S for Is; splendid quality silk tussore shirts, 19s 6dj striped grandrill shirts, 2s lid and scores of other b»»" gains equally aUurtajj, ': : '