Ladies' Crepe Bloomers in White and Pastel Shades
Readable notes describe Well Made ladies' crepe bloomers offered in white pink blue and mauve. Garment details focus on fabric quality and color range for comfortable wear.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 22, 1929
Page
12
Readable notes describe Well Made ladies' crepe bloomers offered in white pink blue and mauve. Garment details focus on fabric quality and color range for comfortable wear.
Advertises men's heavy twill Italian cloth shirts at a special price and boys' cotton knickers by Gabadine. Claims well made and extra strong wear with pricing per pair two shillings eleven pence.
At a hospital meeting it was announced that gifts totaling 2075 pounds were given to Muswellicook Hospital. Major contributions came from E. E. Bowman 1760 pounds, M Campbell and Co. Ltd 100 pounds, Mrs I Campbell 100 pounds, Mr Bruce White 100 pounds, and Mr James White 25 pounds.
Mr McAlister, head of the NSW Boy Scout movement, visited Broken Hill and saw a dust heap with scarce stock food. He traveled overland to Bourke via Wilcannia where livestock were scarce. In Wilcannia a family trusted Clement Wragge’s forecast predicting eight years of drought relief and drought ending next year as eight good seasons are forecast.
The Grange district schools rallied with a total contribution of 2434 dozen eggs for the District Hospital fundraiser. Participating schools include High School Scloven, Infants' 16 dozen, Public School 65 dozen, Girls' Public School 1 dozen, Rural 10 dozen, East Orange Public School 26 dozen, East Orange Convent 7 dozen, De La Bi College 12 dozen, March 16 dozen, Bloomfield 3 dozen, Nashdale 20 dozen.
A thunderstorm in the Young district struck the Glencoe woolshed at Monteagle owned by Mr. J. L. Martin. The building suffered a severe collapse with rafters and ironwork crushed and scattered. The roof is damaged but the timber is wrecked, necessitating a rebuild.
A smear of film on teeth causes dull color and hiding stains. A new dentifrice Pepcodent is advertised to remove film and restore whiteness, promising rapid change in appearance and cleaner teeth.
Moriarty child Joli Joneps aged shiyear son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Moriarty of Chin Look near Cowra died in Moira private hospital after tetanus set in eight days after he trod on a bone. Foot wound from bone fragment remained, later removed.
Timber proposes fireproof interior trim doors frames and sashes as a safer alternative to traditional wood. Costs cited range from £15 to £200 thousand board feet, with potential reductions through bulk production or new treatments. The industry sees fire resistance as a path to regain market share in larger cities.
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