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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 83, 27 March 1908, Page 2

E\ery man in want 01 clothes naturally turns to "The Kash,"- for they offer exceptional opportunities to keen buyers. More especially is this tie case Just now when their great annual sale |9 on. They're making alterations in their shop to cope with" their rapidlvmcreasmg trade, ana naturally they want to clear out as much stock as thev possibly can. That they are going the right way about it'," you can judge by the prices they are offering their goods at. The quality ft, as usual, very good. They ve a splendid lot of men's mackintoshes of blue Melton with long capes, and with sleeves just ibg thing for country wear, and at the price, 17s 9d, they are just about three times as cheap as an oilskin, because there's about five times the wear in the mackintosh. Then a lot of trousers with the linings slightly damaged by water; they have heavy serges at 3s 6d, tweeds at 4s Cd, and so on. All their men's suits they are reducing; one splendid line of all-wool tweeds, mostly sample suits, they are clearing out it 21s; then there's a line at 30s, reduced from 42s 8d; and then the famous "Prestwcll" suits, usually 49s 6d and 55s—these are now selling at 39s 6d. Every one knows th® shop is in Devonstreet, just below Nolan's auction mart, New Plymouth.—Advt .