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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 09, 1939

Page

3

Chapman’s Pharmacy advertises high quality medicines

An old fashioned Gloucester shop ad urges customers to prioritize quality over price. It touts olive oil, peroxide, boracic acid and other household drugs as examples, promising top standards and long term value. It stresses buying aspirin cough mixtures laxatives dentist goods from Chapman’s on Church Street with phone 188.

Chapman’s Pharmacy Church ST Gloucester

Circus Elephant Lost in Transit Delays Saturday Show

In Mackavite district a full grown elephant from Wirths circus wandered away from the railway yard while a special train loaded. After a local resident spotted it grazing, the animal was captured and taken to Colts Harbour in time for Saturday’s performance.

Mackavite Wirth Uickly Colts Harbour

Office Hold Up At Hernani Post Office Detected

Last Friday morning a masked intruder forced the Hernani postmaster to open the safe at gunpoint and stole 14 4 6, £5 from the store till, and £3 7 from a local teacher. The postmaster, A L Clifton, was told to face the wall. The thief fled with an accomplice seen in a car. Police hunted from Hernani to North Corriga and Tyringham, with Hernani near Ebor, population 120.

Hernan Ebor Tweley Point A. L. Clifton North Corriga Tyringham Hernani Clifton

Headlamp Glass Use to be Banned From October First

New transport rules gazetted prohibit clear glass in vehicle head lamps from October 1. The Road Transport and Tramways Commissioner Neale says lamp faces must use lens or be approved with police concurrence. Enforcement is delayed to ease hardship while owners convert lamps to reduce glare and accident risk.

Road ‘Transport and Tramways Neale

Woman Pearl Fisher Takes On Pearling Work

Mrs. J. E. Edwards of Darwin now supervises three pearling boats with crews of four each, aided by her son and one Japanese diver. She learned the trade from her late husband who ran a schooner and a fleet of 20 boats, and once dressed her children in bright red to spot them overboard.

J. E. Edwards Darwin

You're Only Young Once at Star and Majestic this Saturday

The film presents the Hardy family in a Catalina Island vacation with Judge Hardy stepping in to settle family funds during a crisis. Hollywood’s idea of a perfect clan stars Lewis Stone Cecilia Parker and Mickey Rooney in his first grown up role with Fay Holden and others. The bill also features Hitting 4 New High with Lily Pons and Jack Oakie, followed by Let George Do It at the Star and Partners of the Plains with Hopalong Cassidy at the Majestic.

Hollywood Lewis Stone Cecilia Parker Mickey Rooney Fay Holden Frank Craven Ann Rutherford Eleanor Lynn Ted Tearson Sara Had Lily Pons Jack Oakie the Star the Majestic George Wallace George Hopalong Cassidy

Sydney Market Reports Loose Wool and Live Stock Prices

Sydney auctions show fluctuating values across categories. Dealers bid up to 8/ per unit for cattle and hoggett prices vary with weight. Rabbit skin sales mix steady. offerings near 9 tons with first sorts around the 88d per piece range and many grades showing slight softness.

Homebush Sydney Thursits Y Wineheninbe, Carson Ltd Pitt, Son and Badgery Ll. R Eport Flemington W. C. Ridgeway Gloucester Lowey

Hawkesbury Bridge Repairs Completed

Repairs to the Hawkesbury River Bridge are finished and 100 men were paid off. Five railway experts study plans for a new bridge amid concerns about aging pylons. The bridge will allow slow traffic on a single line and a new bridge is planned to start next financial year.

Hawkesbury River Railways Department Sydney Newcastle

Heenzo Cough Remedy Ad Promises Value and Relief

An old advertisement extols Heenzo as the best cough remedy, costing 2 shillings and promising to save money. It describes making a pint of the remedy with a 2 shilling bottle, using it for chest nose and throat ailments, and for nasal antiseptic use. It also notes gargling for sore throats and praises ease of preparation and taste. The piece contrasts domestic chimney smoke harming Britain with industrial smoke, giving damage estimates.

Church Services Schedule Across Gloucester Area

Church of England services listed for Gloucester and nearby towns with times at 1 and 7 30 in Gloucester Bulline India Canon Williamson Presbyterians and Methodist meetings across Gloucester Kempsey Rev Torrance Rev Lynn and others Congregational and Free Presbyterian notices at Bowman Ward s River and Gloucester School of Arts Stroud Baptist at Stratford Ward s River Stroud led by Watkin Smith

Church of England Gloucester Bulline Canon Williamson Bowman Farm Gangat W. Torrance Kempsey Waukivory Stratford Wennesday Ward's River H. Lynn Lower Bowman Upper Bowman Upper Barrington B. Martens Free Presbyterian Church Lower Barrington Gloucester School of Arts J. A. Webster Stroud Baptist Church Stroud Watkin Smith

Big Sunday's match at Bianch's ground features St George Sydney vs Gloucester

A strong St George side from Sydney will meet Gloucester in what is billed as the best match of the season. The 2 pm kickoff on Sunday promises a fine display from both teams with programmes available at Leach for ladies and gents. The St George lineup includes Allen, A Smith, Ringland, Sullivan, and Giddey among others. Gloucester fields Garner, Connelly, Berry, Hebblewhite, and J Giddey as captain with a mix of forwards and backs.

Bianch St. George Sydney Gloucester Leach T. Allen A. Smith A. Ringland L. Ringland N. Jones T. Sullivan F. Coll Russell G. Holder J. Morley W Griffin V. Burgess J. Mayer J. Holliday Garner F. Connelly V, Berry Hebblewhite R. Giddey Sordham J. Giddey Warts K. Oldfield M. Price Maddalena H. Monto R. Garton Belleserves Young Lambley Mith

Rough Manning football clash ends in 7 to 5 verdict

Wingham protested after a bruising Taree Showground match, accusing Taree of ringing in a late player. The Board of Control dismissed the protest, ruling a defunct Wallamba League player could play with the nearest Manning club. The protest fee was forfeited.

Manning Taree Showground Taree Wingham Wingham Chronicle Pista Board of Control Wallamba

Draw for To-Morrow Fulton Cup and mixed foursome invite

The fixture lists a stroke ban leap and Fulton Cup second round draw with players H. Cocte v F. Drinkwater and Stevens v T. Leenam among others. An invitation mixed foursome was set for Saturday June 24, while Wednesday pursued an 18 hole stroke handicap won by Miss Middlebrook scoring 102/27 75 with several others close behind.

H. Cocte F. Drinkwater Stevens T. Leenam J. McRaey Glover A. Parishy T. Charlton W. McGown H. Anderson Associates Middlebrook Street King Newton Yates Cleaver

Competition Results in Weekend Derbies Across Grades

Saturday fixtures produced mixed results with A Grade Barrington edging Earner 7 9 games, Presbyterian easing Past Pay 9 35 games, and Church of England beating Factory. In B Grade Zone 1 Upper Barrington triumphed over Gangat 6 46, Copeland edged Barrington 4 36, Rockhurst 6 44 defeated Bulliae 2 35, Stafford a bye. Zone 2 War's River received a forfeit from Park. Presbyterian beat Stratford 6 42, Church of England 6 43 lost to Ward's River Tl 3 2. Further results not provided.

Metehes Barrington Earners Presbyterian Pay Church of England Factory Upper Barrington Gangat Copeland Rockhurst Bulliae Stafford I War's River L Park Stratford Ward's River Tl

Shaving study debunks hair growth myths

The Mellon Institute of Pittsburgh reports from a 1931 shaving study using 10 to 15 trained shavers. They found normal hair growth is not affected by cutting or shaving, and that repeated shaving does not make hair grow thicker or faster. The researchers note no doubling of growth and no new hairs formed where none existed.

Mellon Institute of Pittsburgh

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W. Bates Grahame ST. Gloucester Sunshine Cafe Iately Gloucester Electric Supply Co Ltd Consign Nts Sparvisas Schute Bell Badgery Lumby Ltd Bent Street G.F.O Circus Elephant Macksville Pearl Fisher Northern Motors Chrysler Plymouth Morris Fargo Star & Majestic Rabbit Skin Market Hawkesbury Bridge Britain Church Services Taree v. Wingham Price D.B Mongery & Furniture Departments Enos
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