Clothing House Announces Big Clearance Sale
Our clothing suppliers move to larger premises and clear stock at manufacturing cost. We must clear next week with prices well below city levels on men suits coats and boys wear.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
7
Our clothing suppliers move to larger premises and clear stock at manufacturing cost. We must clear next week with prices well below city levels on men suits coats and boys wear.
The Keilorshire engineer Mr H Walters proposed plantations on both sides of the Calder Highway near Holden Road. Four sections ten chains long would cost £104 and could be done in stages to improve the northern boundary. Cr Fox preferred better roads. Cr Parr urged trees as essential. further preparations were ordered.
The Druids Cricket Club celebrated their second successive premiership with a social in the Sunshine and District association. Speakers praised harmony and club spirit while pledging to grow the game and strengthen representation with future delegates.
The Sun shine Progress Association met July 3 with Mr Willan presiding. Officers for the coming year were elected including president Mr J Willan re elected, vice presidents Messrs White and Cathels re elected, secretary treasurer Mr Adams, editor Mr C Carlton, press correspondent Mr J Cathels. The committee was adjourned to its next meeting. The group endorsed Dr Loewe as candidate for municipal elections and praised Drayton for his service. Minor matters were resolved.
Suits offered in navy twill with options in fancy navy, basket weave, and navy herringbone. Size range covers four through seven.
Mens navy gabardine mackin tosh coats described as rainproof with smart appearance. Clearing price listed as 17 shillings 6 pence.
Buoyant sale notice offers boys navy cheviot and briar tweed double breasted suits in sizes around 14 at half price. Sold with band and hutten knickers, twill options, and various knickers packages priced from 22/6 to 5/-. Limited stock and styles include seriette belts and belted options.
A fragment lists boys overcoats in sizes 10 to 18 and youth ranges with usual price 16 shillings 6 pence to 27 shillings 6 pence. Also advertised are fancy tweed overcoats in fawn brown check and blue grey velour, with sizes 60 to 11 and stocktaking cleaning notes. Navy Mackintosh coats for boys described as rainproof with military belt, sizes 26 to 44 with prices 9s to 14s 1d.
A vintage ad lists multiple trouser styles including Genuine British Nap Trousers in grey colonial tweed and seafoam serge, plus high grade worsted and striped flannel sports trousers. Items feature special prices and stock codes with limited sizes and finishes.
Fragmented OCR notes list boys wool cheviot and briar tweed knickers with various sizes and price hints. Mentions include navy cheviot and colonial tweed knickers and ranger style details.
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