Ludbrook’s Blouses and Summer Dress Sale
The store promotes its own factory made blouses and summer dresses with low prices. It claims to please customers and offers a guaranteed fit. The message urges early ordering for new season dresses.
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1911
Page
2
The store promotes its own factory made blouses and summer dresses with low prices. It claims to please customers and offers a guaranteed fit. The message urges early ordering for new season dresses.
A local tailoring shop advertises quality fabrics and solid values with low prices that ensure fair profit. It invites customers to visit, prove the value, or request patterns and self-measurement forms.
Two parties Belyea and Duncon face opposition from Johnstone and Co in an unresolved dispute. The article notes named firms and upcoming legal proceedings without detailing outcomes.
Credit Foncier advertises loans on freeholds or Crown Leases with freehold option on payment of balance. Funds from £50 to £2000 at 4 percent interest, or 11 percent reduction of principal over three years. No charge for mortgage. loans repayable on half-yearly dates with small fee if cleared within five years. Applications via post office, Savings Bank, or Inspector General of Savings Banks Melbourne.
The report notes discontent among Bose electors who voted for candidates pledged to protection as to why no expression was given to the will of the people. It states the issue was freely discussed at the Federal Labor Party’s recent private meeting and that some pressed for a decisive revision in the next session. If the government acts to rectify anomalies, it would honor a large portion of the electorate who backed the party in the last election.
The St John’s Church parish plans a complimentary smoke night to honor Councillor Dugcon and other officials for their service. Nurse brooches for the Beech Forest Nurses Association are ready for the four nurses. Mary Thompson, pioneer nurse, celebrates a forthcoming wedding with thanks from the association. An Indian drama by Star Company and the Carrier Pigeon story are booked for next week’s show.
Geelong defeated University 15 17 to 7 4 as Essendon beat South Melbourne 9 behinds 8 10. Fitzroy 6 goals 9 behinds topped Richmond 4 10. St Kilda 6 0 to Carlton 9 behinds. Brunswick defeated North Melbourne 2 7 behinds 10 to tehuua.
A traveler visits the famed olive tree near Greve linked to Plato and Socrates, describing the sacred way from Athens to Eleusis, historic plaques, and Mons Evangelos Vampacua who preserves the legacy by gifting branches to rulers while pondering immortality and memory.
A late 19th century dispatch reports federated ironworkers pledging to back the defense committee against ironmasters while police in Lithgow escort free laborers. Superintendent Johnson denies baton use amid disturbances including a dynamite cap blast and tension between Unionists and Sydney police.
A passenger on the steamer Van Linneuiten is reported in critical condition with nindupos. The vessel carried 25 passengers and 111 crew. Passengers will be vaccinated and kept for a fortnight as fumigation proceeds. The ship will be handed to agents early next week.
Between 7 last night and early morning the Mooratviin Co operative store on Nepegn road Cheltenham was broken into. A large fire proof safe with books was used to deaden noise while intruder pried door and window bars with a chisel. Employee James Harris reported the unlocked door and a scatter of cheques and papers. Detective and Constable Ryan investigated.
In Brussels on a Friday night three thousand women at Hautmont demonstrated against milkmen and farmers. The unrest, linked to Northern France protests, caused men to flee in automobiles as riots spread into Belgium.
Senator Clapp, a leader among Progressive Republicans, says President Taft is peevish and dictatorial and that Taft has no chance to win the presidency again. The party is thoroughly distant, amid debate over tariff vetoes and wool duties. Across Bristol Channel the London update notes an English aviator’s flight.
Winchelsea council members elected Dr W. A. Mountjoy and C. H. Morgan anew as councillors. The meeting covered expenses for street lighting, road works, and a public holiday proclamation for October. Discussion included road repairs near Pennyroyal and staffing contracts, with the engineer proposing follow up visits and new appointments.
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