Household Linens Sacrificed at Sydenham and Smiths
Before stock taking Sydenham and Smiths sacrifices household linens to reduce stock. Prices are exceptionally low as the store admits limited items and urges customers to act quickly.
04 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
1
Before stock taking Sydenham and Smiths sacrifices household linens to reduce stock. Prices are exceptionally low as the store admits limited items and urges customers to act quickly.
Unclear OCR fragment presents scattered terms and numbers not forming a coherent event or names. No identifiable people or organizations usable for a factual summary.
A scrambled catalog notes various household linens and decor items for sale at low prices. Mentions table cloths, tray cloths, and wool fabrics with bold promises of savings and quick action for shoppers seeking bargains.
For the remainder of this month the store offers remnant and oddment rack items from the recent fair at special low prices. The sale includes sheets quilts blankets towels flannel garments coats overcoats and assorted mens and womens footwear and household goods.
The text records a chaotic meeting with numerous names, places, and affiliations, including references to Ike and a council or committee. It mentions investigations, recommendations, and possible actions, with various individuals and groups named in a dense stream of OCR fragments.
Melbourne assembly considers surplus and expenditure limits as the government outlines plans for a police change commission and a taxpayer funded survey. Debate notes potential railway scheme funding and a pending access to Careywater project details while outlining session schedules and public notices.
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