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Taranaki Daily News, 26 August 1918, Page 7

END of Season Safe, Comnnmciog Friday, August 23rd, for two weeks only. A great economy opportunity. Probably the but chance you will have of .buying boys' and men's clothing at anywhere near these low prices. Limited quantity of 'each line. Pottage must be added. Any surplus refunded. M«* Saddle Tweed Trousers, ail Men's Black Sateen Shirts, with colwooL Colonial mad* Sale price I !»„. price 5a 8d wch . MAI pair. ■ Plain Knickers, sizes up to 12. Sale price 2*/fl suit. '. Hen's SUinK Breeches, si cord. , Sale price 13/6 pair. Men's Soft Felt Eats; sale price Men's Tweed Caw; sale price from i».ild. ManV\Btrong Underpants; sale prist ts kid pair. _ -Jl : ]ftfe!a Crimeao Shirts, all wool, wfth _ collars, dark or Ught paltym* gale price U/& Samp!* Towsjs, irijit* or Brown §Bgo OwWnai*>n guffs; «aeurfceis Hd. Sale price 12s Bd. lien's Underflannels, strong grey union. Sale price 4s 6d each. Hen's Box Suits, all;,wool Colonial tweed; sizes 3 to 7; neat patterns. Worth at least 70s; sale price. 57.8.8 d. Men's Tweed "Sports Suits, jail wool, neat patterns, well-made and finished. Sale pric,63 f |ram 435. 12 onlv—Youths' Sports Suits. Sizes 10, 12j 13, ,15, 10, including 3 garment suits' worth up to 50s, All one price, 22s 6d. MenU Heavy Jsingjejts or Underpants; sale price 3s 11<J» Men's Working Trousers, strong cot- . ton tweed. Sale price 6s lid pair. s' Singlets (short si prices from Is lid. Bojrs' all wool, turn over top. Sale prices from 2s lid. Men's W'orking Shirts, very strong, ■ with collars. Sale price os Gd. Men's Oilskin Overcoats, riding-or. walking style. Sale price, from '•.■ .19a Bd. .. iMen's Tweed Overcoats, doublthreaated, belt at back,- strapped cuffs, good heavy quality, sizes 0 and 7 only. Sale price from 455. ■ Men's.. "All Wool Socks, Colonial manufacture, special values and quality. Sale prices l/% 27-, 2/3 pair. 3 dozen only—Men's Shirts, with collaw, striped flannelette. Sale price 3/11. "The Kash, MB BB6T VAIXJB SBORE Of lARANAEI DEVON €T. NEW PLYMOUTH.

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