Bon Marche Ad Promotes Lowass Price Hat Sale
An old newspaper item touts Bon Marche offering a low price on branded hats with attention to a bolder choice for headwear. The ad text is fragmented but emphasizes selection and value at the store.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1918
Page
4
An old newspaper item touts Bon Marche offering a low price on branded hats with attention to a bolder choice for headwear. The ad text is fragmented but emphasizes selection and value at the store.
In this chapter the investigation proceeds with Mr Bellamy and the narrator examining letters found on Lord Oldbury. A threatening note from CW and a second message from CW alleging power beyond the Duke of Muncaster emerge as detectives inspect cheque ledgers and travel to the inquest. The coroner’s inquest then gathers witnesses including the Duke of Muncaster and John Dale.
The coroner probes a murder scene where a leaded stick may have caused fatal injuries. Sir Thomas Chisholm identifies a family heirloom and traces it from a recent lending to the suspect, while Mrs. Dennis testifies of a pale, grieving woman in the hall. The young banker Sir Thomas Chisholm and Miss Dennis become central figures as testimony unfolds.
H. Pickett & Co presents a selection of town products and services with emphasis on local trades and offerings. The ad features names and terms likely referencing merchants, shops, and promotions, reflecting typical early 20th century commerce.
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Maley moves to obtain a tabled return for six months to July 1918 detailing ore tonnage and value from the Northampton mining district. The motion covers Fremantle Trading Company operations and others, plus ore tonnage treated at Ravensthorpe, with debate over private land mining, Crown ownership, and the need for a Geraldton smelter.
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