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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1912
Page
8
An advertisement proclaims a Manilla sale with low prices and one price for all. It boasts the store was first in Manilla to offer one penny in the shilling for cash, pledging identical reductions for all customers and urging readers to keep the paper for lists.
A sale event offering deep discounts across men’s wear and accessories. Tailored suits, Chesterfields, trousers, shirts, and knitwear priced well below usual, with many items featuring sale prices such as 9/ per suit and 2/6 to 8/6 on shirts and undergarments. One penny in the shilling discount applies to cash purchases across the counter.
Bargain section offers Tarents and guardians study prices on boys suits and knickers. Heavy English tweed and Norfolk wool suits priced to clear with discounts from usual rates. Sales include Tweed Nusfolk and Ranger suits, drill knickers, and bergy knickers with cash-only purchases across the counter.
A local shop announces a clearance sale on printed shirts including multiple colors and sizes. Limited stock remains as they reduce inventory to make room for new items.
Tangled ad copy lists men s strong braces vests cotton handkerchiefs ties belts and other garments with prices and sale terms. It notes discounts on purchases over a token value and references a broad assortment including Oxford ties and Broadway items. Sale advertised with usual hours and locations.
An old paper ad lists prices for fancy colored sweaters and related garments. Items include wool cashmere pairs, cotton halts, underpattas, gloves, boots, and caps. Discounts include a cash sale across the counter and penny-in-the-shilling reductions. Multiple items show reduced prices and batch discounts.
Fragmentary OCR style listing showroom departments and assorted items such as gowns dresses golf clothing children's wear and veiled prices. Numerous misread terms and incomplete numbers obscure full meaning but indicate sales inventory notes for fashion goods and accessories with sporadic prices and room names.
A garbled ad lists coats in tweed and navy, long and short options with prices cut to sale figures. Items include trimmed navy coats, full-length options, and plaids, plus Carl Monolelli blouses and Cronch Planid shirts, all presented in a dated, promotional newspaper style.
Local shop advertises a large sale on ladies furs and garments with marked down prices. Listings include white veseling bars, mulled and silk items, under skirts, senlette, velvet, morieties, and unveils pennies off usual prices. Special discounts claimed for cash purchases and a limited stock sale.
Readable text shows a mixed sale listing for ladies underskirts, shirts, and aprons with various prices and discounts. Interesting items include embroidered frills for tailor skirts and black and navy shirts. Offers emphasize quick purchase and regular sale prices across items and sizes.
Ladies' Millinery Department presents trimmed hats and styles in chiffon, velvet, and felt with feather mounts and ribbons. Prices list from 1/0 to 31/6, sale discounts on many items including beaver felt hats and satin straws. Penny-offer on all purchases for cash across counters.
A newspaper ad lists hats, pins, plumes, and related millinery items with prices. Items include large fancy pins, Trilliant pins, liver and tan plumes, white and grey lancer plumes, and assorted feathers with sale prices noted across multiple entries. The ad emphasizes usual prices and sale prices in old currency formats.
A damaged ad lists numerous children and girls hats including droop shapes, chip hats, velvet, silk, and ribbon trims. Prices range from small multiples to sale discounts, with entries for gowns, bands, gloves, and accessories.
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