Seymour's Corner Promises Value and Customer Bond
A fragment advertises weekly store motivation and pricing to attract shoppers. It emphasizes careful attention, needed supplies, and building customer loyalty through reasonable prices and service.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 15, 1936
Page
5
Modern shopfront nearing completion at Seymour's Corner
A new stylish shopfront is nearly finished by builder Mr G W Lined, featuring Crystalite lighting and an exclusive window display. Seymour plans a grand opening on May 28 and promises thorough stock focusing on men and boys with special window items not advertised elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W
Meri Light
Cheme Sue
State Kite Dy Commission
Sundow
Seymour
Chursdtay
Procros
Manchester
Seymour'y Corner
The Lay-By System
The notice explains a lay-by plan to secure garments or goods by paying off in installments. It invites readers to use this option for Kenekyw Specials and other items at various prices, enabling affordable purchases through a staged payment approach.
Tailoring Department Displays Fashion and Fitting Policy
A tailor shop advertises a lore room at ear disposal and privacy for measurements. It promises a full range of fashionable waitings with 25 years of experience. Each order includes a free try-at to ensure a perfect fit and mentions honest workmanship and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrview
Fran
Sully
Deer Park Tennis Club Formed After Public Meeting
Public meeting in Deer Park approves forming a tennis club with Mr Spratling as chairman and Mr Stevenson as secretary. Officers elected include Way president designates, Mrs Lassella treasurer, and a committee with Misses J Vingent Salmond A Hutter and Messrs McLeod Young Brown Ottaway. A working bee is set for May 24 to prepare the court surface and membership costs two shillings for honorary initial members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Spratling
Charman
Stevenson
Terrill Ox
Burges
Corumittee
J. Vingent
C. Salmond
A. Hutter
McLeod
Young
Brown and
Ottaway
J. Wood
Lassella
Mensry Treloar
Grist
Robb
Watson
Stoneham
Gray
Salmond
Brogan
Slue
Digging
Tennig Club
Imorttingg
True
Jatlarat
Station Road
W. Stevenson
Mothers Club
Mike Glendenning
Holland
Deer Park Cyclists Hold May 2 Event and Prize Updates
The Deer Park Cycle Club held a May 2 race with R Govett winning and claiming the president's trophy for the year. Progress leaders include James Ox, L Rae Addis, BR Halloway, KR Govett, HW O'Brien, and Re Allons. next race is Lemile handicap with increased prize money and a vote pending for May 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Park
Hell A
R. Govett
Addison
K. Grant
EL. Raeath Anil
Empire Day Service Moves to Keilor May 24
A combined Empire Day observance will be held Sunday evening May 24 at the Shire Mall Keilor under Rev A Stanway and Rev Mr Waster with assistance from H O White MLA. Public invitation extended, no St Albans Church service that night, Essendon Philharmonic Entertainers to lead singing. The Progress Association met to discuss water supply with E J Luxford and others reporting a favorable reply from the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission to supply St Albans from a nearby source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire Mall
Keilor
St. Albans
A. Stanway
Mr Waster
H. O. White
M.L.A
Gr W. J. Parr
Essendon Philharmonic
Progress — Association
E. J. Luxford
Stevens
McKechnie
McCreery
State Rivers and Water Supply Commission
Fagard
St. Albang
Jon. Om Anon
Mysterious visitor calls at businessman's office
The businessman returns from lunch and asks if anyone called. The office boy reports a gentleman called but would not disclose his name. The businessman presses for details, receiving only that the caller declined to provide his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutch
Soccer Match at Camberwell Ends in Narrow Ye Deer Park Win
Nomad reports a rugged Camberwell visit where Ye Deer Park won 2–1 despite playing short-handed after penalties and dismissals. Gray and Campbell scored for Deer Park, Clayton, Breen, and Cranund threatened for Camberwell with late pressure from Fraser and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camberwell
Deer Park
LCL
Gro
Clayton
Breen
Cranund
Taylor
Cramond
Machin
Ada
Contrés
Fraser
Wilkon
Xour
Mixed foursomes entry urged for May 30 at Agevinel bogey event
Conditions for last Saturday’s play were good with several strong scores noted. Tomorrow’s competition features Agevinel bogey and Lakes will record stores in the usual Stableford method. Members are urged to enter the mixed foursomes on May 30 and a draw will determine partners this Thursday. Notable Saturday scores include LADIES Mixx Oke 66 and Mrs Mebonmhd 45, plus other names such as Mrs Johnston, Mrs Chnnick, and T. Willugison among listed players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camberwell
Collingwood
Arog
Wifain
Miberwell
Lil
Deer
C. Richards
Deer Bark
Prahran
Deer Park
Como Park
Agevinel Bogey
Iakes
Stableford
Mixx
Oke
Mebonmhd
J. Dorey
Morris
Johnston
Chnnick Thory Stewart
School Football Opens Curtain Raisers at Selwyn Park
The first curtain raiser to be played at Selwyn Park starts Saturday with Albion facing St Albans De Vark. Umpire J Burnes Nis Leen appointed. Younger players, coached by past champions G Pobson, Cunninghim, will showcase improving football ahead of a Sub-District match between Rew and Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwyn Park
Albion
Udi Promurs
St Albans-De Vark
J. Burnes Nis Leen
G. Pobson
VFL
Wennant
Bestween
Rew
Sunshine
al Gd Pam
Wedding Bells at Yarraville for Campbell and Gumbierene
The marriage of Angus Campbell and the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs M Yandy was held at St Juke s Church, Yarraville, on a Saturday in May. Attended by about 60 guests at the couple s home afterward, the ceremony featured a marine blue wool de cheney gown and a pink carnation posy. The bride s brother Mark, a former South Melbourne footballer, and a large array of presents including cut crystal marked the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Campbell
A. Umpherston
Ary Maidstone
Gumbier Drene May
Marine Bike
Vern
Tanly
Mark
South Melbourne
Crushing cycling deaths warn of dangerous riding
A Melbourne era report laments repeated bicycle fatalities from riders clinging to moving traffic and wagons. Despite warnings and fines, youths persist and a patrol wagon tragedy in Abbotsford underscores preventable danger. The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria urges clubs to warn members and promote safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotsford
Adda
Royal Automobile Club of Victoria N
Othe
Fest Boy and 7econd Boy Rivalry Sparks Sprint Challenge
In a brief impromptu exchange Fest Boy questions Brown's strength while 7econd Boy admits faster speed. The exchange hints at a forthcoming informal race between the two competitors.
Fragmented OCR Food Product Listing
A damaged OCR snippet lists various food and beverage items including powders, sauces, and brands with uncertain spellings such as Kerowene, Uranosa, Guvtard, and Baywork. It reads like a catalog fragment with inconsistent capitalization and measurement notes like 16 oz.
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