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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 367, 23 February 1937, Page 1

> HILLOCK’S FOR HIGH SCHOOL BLAZERS.

Oakland Special Saloon, one owner, 1 s?Aa!l mileage, original duco. Impbfcsrble to find a better car .. £195 Essex Super Six Saloon, well shod, good duco, mechanically o.k. £135 Hillman Minx Magnificent, indistingiilshabie from new; new car guarantee and service £265 Ch tv. Six Saloon, good mechanical order. Special offer £135 KIRKWOOD MOTORS LTD., REGAN STREET,. ’Phone 786. STRATFORD. ’Phone 786

PLAZH THEATRE TO-NIGHT At B— TO-NIGHT. (Finally To-morrow at 8 p.m.) Here’s the Sequel to “THE NOTORIOUS SOPHIE LANG" of a few seasons ago! The Notorious Sophie Lang, exquisite ex-Jewel Thief, gets on the job when the World’s Largest Diamond is stolen . . and She’s Accused. GERTRUDE MICHAEL In “THE RETURN OF SOPHIE LANG” With SIR GUY STANDING ELIZABETH PATTERSON, COLIN TAPLEY. "¥he Return of Sophie Lang” picks up the story where “The Notorious Sophie Lang” dropped it . . . Only with more Thrills, more Excitement, and with a Totally Different Twist. If you like a Picture with Tons of Excitement, this is Your Picture (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans at Clark’s. ’Phone 2246, or Theatre.

AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. STRATFORD AUTUMN SHOW FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MARCH 12 & 13, 1937. EXHIBITORS, BECOME INTERESTED! STRATFORD’S PRIZE SCHEDULE WILL MORE THAN PLEASE. Classes for all Breeds of Pedigree Cattle, Grade, Crossbred, and Calves of all kinds; Pigs and Sheep, Purebred, also Farmers’ Glasses; Horses, Ring Competitions, Trotting Events, and not forgetting the AXEMEN’S CARNIVAL. CALL, WRITE OR RING FOR A SCHEDULE. W. F. ROSS, Secretary. Box 59, ’Phone 682, Stratford

WANTED KNOWN. * J | My Corn’s § Paining A&ain 1 Must reroember to feet some more fl MdNNES’ CORN REMOVER from Bl Mclnnes Pharmacy Ltd. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. *3

B UY “Beaver” Brand Sauces and help employ more New Zealanders. Two kinds*—Tomato and Worcester.

That Heavy Chill. —Byron. Watch out for winter’s heavy colds I and chills—they make life miserable and wear you out. The best way to be rid of them Is with a bottle of Baxters Lung Preserver. “Baxter’s” Is specially good for all coughs and Colds. Soreness of throat and chest quickly disappears. Nothing soothes and protects like “Baxter’s” does. Ask for‘'Baxter’s” at your nearest chemist er stere, 1/6, 2/6, er 4/6.