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Taranaki Daily News, 8 December 1916, Page 2

GIGANTIC SALE OF DRAPERY AND i , CLOTHING. The Melbourne, Ltcl.'s, great sale is out to break all records. The bargains of previous sales will fade into insignificance when compared with the present mighty offerings. The man or woman is not born .who in these times of sky-high prices cannot fail to appreciate the economy 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 6d; men's grey denims. 3s 9d; Finlay's 72-inch sheeting, Is 9d; men's colonial tweed suits, 39s (Id; boy,-,' tweed sports suits, lb's Od; men's dark union shirts, 3s 9d; ladies' camisoles, Is fld; embroidered pillow cases, 2s 3d pair; white Marcella quilts, 9s (id and 13s 6d; navy "Advance" drill, Is yard; embroidered tea cloths, 32 inches square, Is lid; Niue Island hats, Is 4d; boys' mercerised handkerchiefs, with colored borders, 5 for Is; splendid quality silk tussore shirts, Ills (id; striped grandril! shirts, 2s. lid and scores of other bargains equally alluring. ,*r "! TRAVELLING LIGHjT. "TWhat a sense of freedom it gives to travel light! Yet essential tilings need not be left at home. By checking through us, you can take all you want without trouble. We collect, check, deliver. W 7 e also issue tickets; but if you already have one, it is necessary to produce it at our office to facilitate checkup