Red Pencil Extraordinary Reductions at Special Branch
Red Pencil promotes extraordinary reductions limited to the advertised branch. Shop Barty rejects mail orders and laybys with items displayed in the windows. No telephone orders accepted.
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
7
Red Pencil promotes extraordinary reductions limited to the advertised branch. Shop Barty rejects mail orders and laybys with items displayed in the windows. No telephone orders accepted.
The notice lists various sale items at HEADQUARTERS Mens Section with items such as ladies and girls wear, outfits and accessories. It names vendors like Back Gaw and George and Barlow and provides prices and measurements for garments and bargains.
Fragmentary ad copy from Oxford Street Hyde Park shop promotes ladies section with lace, patent shoes, and fasteners. Mentions Calf and leather goods, color options, and new fastenings. Includes a long list of items and prices, inviting readers to visit for latest fashions.
The Haymarket store at George-at next Goulburn street advertises lace styles, glassware and accessories with various prices. It mentions patterns like lace boe apt Tip Tap Velas and includes measurements such as Windows 14/8 and 16/8. The notice lists products and sizes offered and notes a department with standards and age considerations.
Railway Store, George next Glaciarium, advertises goods and prices with mentions of 16/4 and 4 Pairs of Carese. The text references various names and items, implying a sale or stock listing with limited legible details.
Shoppers report special prices at Broadway Store ten doors from Race Bros with bold discounts on fine grapes and other goods. Bee r sale signs list 1807 and 808 FT/S ties and 16 been tapers, drawing attention to large crowd and limited stock.
Fragmentary OCR advertises REDFERN STORE on Regent Street offering boots and footwear at varied prices with emphasis on children allowed and specials. Mentions Meekers Morey Rhee and Lt as names, with references to bargains and the shop location near Wells.
A fragmented Newtown page mentions Maeve Blatt, Berkey Meeata, Ton Willee Call Dede Geeef, Bergelen in the windows, and local names like Bergel, Gargathe, Gertie Gelored Meeks Gourta. Readers see notes on purchases, window displays, store events, and ties to the next Methodist Church, with references to local residents and social figures.
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