Order Your Show Suit Now at Garners
Garners begins taking orders for show and Easter suits. Tailoring to measure available for men with prices 3 pounds 10 shillings for suits and 1 pound for plain and fancy serges and tweeds. Tailoring included.
17 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1933
Page
1
Garners begins taking orders for show and Easter suits. Tailoring to measure available for men with prices 3 pounds 10 shillings for suits and 1 pound for plain and fancy serges and tweeds. Tailoring included.
Advertises new radios available on easy terms and offers slightly used guaranteed sets at a very low price. Highlights affordability and variety of options for buyers seeking value.
President elect Franklin Roosevelt escaped injury when a gunman fired five shots at him during a motorcade in Miami. Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak was shot in the chest and a Secret Service agent suffered a severe eye wound. several bystanders were hit. The suspect was captured and faces charges.
Doris Jeffriess of Mortdale Sydney and Edward Grant of Upper Bowman wed February 4 at the Grant home. Rev A Alexander officiated with K B Grant giving away the bride. Matron Una Grant and bridesmaid Thea Hardy aided. best man Tr J R Hardy. A breakfast followed the ceremony and dancing brought the evening. The couple will reside at Upper Bowman.
Report on a meeting of Gloucester Junior Farmers Club notes strong public support for the Club Scheme. Credit given to Headmaster E Snow and supervisor W H Crowfoot. Allan Crowfoot to attend the Royal Show camp in Sydney with thirty four peers. Shows planned include grasses, dairy stock judging, and a postponed ploughing championship, with over twenty calves anticipated.
D Briton, Gangat school teacher, was thrown from his bicycle while riding toward Gloucester on Brushy Cutting Saturday. He cleaned up at Cliff Murray’s and expects to be fine in a couple days. Weather notes say the country around Gangat has dried. rain is badly needed for crops and pastures.
Mrs G B Nash offers car hire available day or night with special quotations for picnic parties sporting bodies and long distance runs.
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