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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1923
Page
3
A quirky reader notice highlights a millinery event and sale with names like Teomed Silk Crowe and Francpacost Trash. It mentions Chris Yas and Seay propdy tee a ry tied to the announcement, suggesting a themed display or promotion.
A fragmentary item lists silk wares and fabrics with mentions of quality and pricing. It references merchandise like drapery and notions with scattered brand-like terms and unrelated phrases. The readable content hints at a retail catalog style notice and assorted goods.
The notice reads prices and items for boys and ladies wear including tweed suits navy serge outfits and shirts. It mentions Christmas sales with markdowns and specific prices such as 2/11 and 127 percent in a period style catalog entry.
A partial OCR fragment notes linen specials for Xmas and mentions cinema venues and pricing. The readable text references LL two percent offers and an Amwesk event with Balt Tie and Wm. It suggests promotional lines at SM Cinemas and Vireo 2 Peer Liew Aarvietin, but details are incomplete.
Note paper and fumes referenced in an itemized fragment. The readable text hints at a sale or listing context with unclear details. No clear names, organizations, places, or dates are legible to establish a full public notice or event.
The notice extols Christmas goodwill and invites inspection of re store goods for 1923 shopping, urging early purchases before the rush. It points to large, well assorted stocks but notes some items will sell first and urges readers to shop promptly to avoid disappointment.
Readable items include men hats rugs and a Christmastime sale. Prices show hats in wool or felt and a variety of practical goods offered at discounted rates. The ad highlights a large stock of styles and a seasonal emphasis on affordable values.
A degraded catalog fragment lists furnishings with scattered prices in pounds and shillings. Items include carpets and ceramics, with references to buyers and vendors, but many names and figures are unclear due to OCR errors.
A catalog-style list details Christmas fair prices for table damasks, men s wear, shirts, skirts, suits, and accessories. Highlights include varied fabrics such as poplin and wool, with price points and descriptions for items like striped shirts, satin finishes, and linen hematite fabrics.
Holiday fashion notes describe dainty frocks in voile georgette and silk with trims. Prices range from 8/1 to 22/6 with styles including collars, stripes, and long waists. Descriptions mention Georgette prints, cream tones, and assorted color options for children's to ladies wear.
Fragmented OCR item describes corsets, underwear, trims, and price notes. Mentions Christmas, Christine Fair, Verden, and various fabric terms, with assorted product names and implied discounts. Details are garbled but indicate a fashion retail notice with pricing and stock items.
Readable items include Kayser hosiery, lace handkerchiefs, silk stockings, and Christmas fair prices. Items list colors, sizes, and prices from 1 shilling 6 pence to several shillings, with women and children's socks and socks sets featured.
A garbled catalog style item lists various footwear offerings from Langland with unclear names and prices. Items include Oxford shoes, Derby boots, tennis shoes, patent leathers, and rubber soles described in a jumbled mix of brand like White, Black, and red accents, with scattered numbers.
A mail order offer promises goods can be ordered by mail and delivered in first class condition. The seller pledges careful packing and attentive service to secure customer loyalty by addressing the smallest requests.
Fragmented ad style list from a hardware store catalog featuring prices and items like chests, frames, and kitchenware. Mentions Melbourne and multiple product lines with emphasis on leading makes and listed prices. The legible portion highlights glassware, frames, and various household goods with varied price points.
Announcement lists linen items including pillow slips 20 by 30 inches, fancy embroidered napery in cloths and runners, bed spreads and cushion covers. Mentions Christmas pair prices and various fabric sizes, urging readers to consider house linens and table coverings.
An auction style listing highlights Christmastime textiles and pair prices from 2/1 to 7/0 with items such as hemstitched cloths, christmastree fabrics, and pillow shains. The notice promotes standard calico and sheeting brands with stock from Harrockies Cromtyon's Holley and mentions Wimmera region availability.
A cryptic item mentions heavyweight linoleum and a 5/12 date, with reference to British wording and a note of elation. The readable text stresses industrial material and a possible event or release connected to a date in May.
Readable items include knitted silk hats in white and cream, children’s bonnets, pique dresses in checked patterns, boys and girls undergarments, play aprons, rompers, tunics, and blouses. Prices range from 1/7 to 27/6, with multiple pieces in Fuji Silk and Crepe de Chine fabrics promoted for Christmas and patrol wear.
Local ad promises a wide stock of meats bacon cheese and groceries with prompt service and careful handling of orders large or small. Emphasizes friendly reliable service and attentive care for customers.
A bustling shop advertisement lists a vast assortment of groceries and luxuries. It markets fruits, canned goods, preserves, pickles, olives, and preserves alongside wines, spirits, and tonics. Prices are quoted for a wide range of items from olives to peaches. The catalog-style notice mentions brands, varieties, and bulk quantities, reflecting a comprehensive holiday market display.
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