19 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
1
A fragmentary piece presents quips on drink orders and humor, noting a misfit phrase about ale and glass. It then jests about varicose veins in humor, car payment habits, dog biscuits as meals, a married man’s apology when proven right, and a playful question about traffic policemen in the halt of the earth.
Sunshine and Fairfield are set for a tight match at Selwyn Park tomorrow with a balanced Sunshine side and a hard fighting Fairfield, who risk missing the Big Four. The game promises pace, high marking, close play, and a thrilling finish as visitors seek a strong performance.
The Sun shine Band holds its annual meeting at the Town Hall on August 1 with Dr Dedrick welcoming the Post of Sunshine. The committee seeks to clear an overdraft this final year and invites a large citizen turnout. A recent Nettlefolds Social Club dance raised funds for warm clothing and blankets for Sunshine district children. secretary Mr Jack Davies is praised for the effort.
Swinburne beat Sunshine 7.8 to 5.7 at Selwyn Park on Wednesday. Sunshine's best were L Clark T Clayton and W Wood with Clayton Clark Wood and Hill the goalkickers. Sunshine lineup included N Carlton G McFadyen C Parsons N Carland K Hill G Smith M Mason J Chalmers R Fraser R Carlton J Clark G Rault J Steward TI Cowan A Hill L Clark W Wood T Clayton.
The engagement is announced between Arthur E. Dedrick, only son of Dr and Mrs Dedrick of Sydney Street Sunshine, and Carmel Hearn, youngest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs J Hearn of Hawksburn.
The article notes weak competition in the upcoming municipal election. Incumbents face little opposition as Dr Skewes hints at resigning and J R Parsons is the sole announced candidate. Cr Pridham appears set for re election in River riding and Cr Treloar in the west riding. uncertainty looms before nomination day.
For sale by FE J Luxford St Albans two items described as Fegs from old identity. Price £1 per 100 or 3 shillings per setting. Home at any time offered with orders. Satisfactory guarantee given with orders.
Big city men’s store advertises its largest sale with hundreds of guaranteed shirts, pullovers, socks and pyjamas selling at less than half price. The event claims to set a standard in value and selection.
Advertises English broadcloth shirts and coat shirts with ties to match. Prices range from 3/11 to 8/11 with specials and guaranteed quality. Several sizes and patterns, including blues greys and browns, with collar attached coats and bone stiffeners.
A vintage advertisement lists pullover knits in blue, grey and brown with sizes Small to OS, bound seams to prevent fraying, plus 4/6 to 12/6 pricing for knitwear including singlets pyjamas scarves and flannels. Highlights include wool athletic singlets and heavy wool socks with garter tops and a range of patterns and checks.
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