Bargains Across Ladies Shoes and Home Goods Sale
Purchases include ladies shoes in many sizes and styles at half price and reduced men’s, boys, and childrens footwear. Housewares feature towels sheeting pillowcases table damask and glassware with bold percentage markdowns and special sale pricing on clothing and millinery continuing through the clearance.
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E Sox
Primary Producers Unite for Dairying Power and Marketing
The Central Executive Council notes discuss the growth of dairy producer unity across New South Wales Queensland and Victoria. It cites C J McRae L L McRae and M P Dunlop on cooperative strategy and the Australian Primary Producers Association forming a strong unified front for market policy and official recognition. It also covers country telephone reforms expected to cut costs and extend relief measures under the Farmers Relief Act with Stay Orders extended to May 16 1934 and Camden Haven fisheries limits to protect local fishermen.
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P. P. Union
M. P. Dunlop
Mll.c
Presa
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Adelaide
C. J. McRae
McRae
Tnes
P.P. Union of
Queensland
Queensland Producers’ Association
Victoria
Dairymen's Association
Australian Primary Producers’ Association
South Australia
Tasmania
Dunlop
Undo
The
Treasury
Camden Haven
PPL Union Central Executive Council
Camden
Haven
Damien Inlet
Gueen
Fanks
Watson Taylor's Lake
Queen's Lake
Death of Pioneer Robert Neilson of Dungog District
Robert Neilson aged 91, a Williams River pioneer, died at his son Robert’s home after a life spanning Clarence Town Wish Town and Dungog. He farmed, built roads, drove bullock teams, and shared stories of early days. Survived by his children and numerous descendants. funeral held at Dungog Cemetery with Father Morrissey officiating.
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Robert
Williams River
Robert Neilson
Sont
Deveasud
Clarence Town
Bandon Grove
Fosterton
Wish Town
Mr. Neilson
Dungog
Mulennia
Clarence
Grandfather Neilson
Neilson
Lock
Graham
Gua
Morrissey
Dun-gog
Perils Of High Heels Defeat Legal Redress In Brooklyn
Judge Maccowithy ruled women wearing high heels have no legal recourse if they injure themselves after a fall. Mrs. Ayres Hudson, 54, 6ft 3in, 6lb, sued a fishing vessel owner for 15000 damages after slipping in a boat’s companionway. The judge dismissed the case. Also notes Jaipur India’s Palace of the Winds, a marble residence costing about 10,000,000 pounds with 3462 wind singing windows.
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Maccowithy
Brooklyn
New York
Ayres Hudson
Palace of the Winds
Jaipur City
India
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Garner
Manchester
Poplin de Life
Bae
Moz
Td Large Tim
Taubman
Vwesual
Box
Gloucester Hotel
Gloucester
MHS
F. M. Smith Lincensee
A. J. White
Hagaī
Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd
Church St., Gloucester
UNION
Central Executive Council
Archdale Parkhill
Parkhill
ICE
Zain Yin Am
bin Asin
Amel
SSMS
PERED
Anna
FISK
Jarrott
Rawiolas
Ele
Tele
Glouces Rubber Works