Display of All Wanted Shades and Tonings for Maids
A display showcases all needed shades and tonings suitable for maids. The public can view available options in the showroom, highlighting variety and practical use for domestic service work.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 12, 1940
Page
1
A display showcases all needed shades and tonings suitable for maids. The public can view available options in the showroom, highlighting variety and practical use for domestic service work.
A public service message urges consumers to trust advertised goods and brands with proven standards. It argues that reputable advertisements reflect quality and reliability, encouraging readers to base purchases on established reputation rather than vague claims.
Each issue of the Advocate is read by 3000 people and is the only guaranteed channel for placing goods and services before the Gloucester District market. The buying public is reached by few other methods.
Antique Show at the Majestic Theatre featured a rich display of old relics from Scotland and New South Wales history. Items ranged from 100 year old shawls and teaware to a First Parliament photo and a Tam O’ Shanter etching, with a tea and music program enhancing the afternoon.
Private G. J. Watson of the 72nd Battalion A.L.F. in England sent a letter to the Advocate with verses from a regimental song set to John Brown's Body. The words claim Seventy-Second prowess, from Ned Kelly’s group to bayonets bright, and pledge readiness to march to Berlin if directed.
Army Minister Mr. Spender announced wet canteens will open Tuesday across ALLE camps and garrison quarters in Australia. Alcohol sales will be limited to wine and beer at set prices with two glasses per sitting, under Army control. Canteen sections will be separated, no credit, and after hours enforcement applies near camps. Coupons will regulate purchases, with no bottle removals from the premises.
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