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Wairarapa Age, 9 February 1927, Page 4

Advertiser wishes to buy gig. Seven-roomed house to let. Lady’s white coat found week ago. Men for road work and cook for camp wanted. Miss Nancy Hugo will resume teaching dancing and deportment the first week in March. Mr. E. B. Smith inserts a new timetable for his Masterton-Wellington motor service. St. Matthew’s Sunday School annua! picnic will be held at “Willow Park” on Saturday, February 12. The Masterton Auctioneering Co. advertise a sale of poultry, furniture and sundries at their mart at 2 p.m. to-day. The Masterton Auctioneering Co. advertise an Essex five-seater car to be sold by public auction at their mart qn Monday next, at 2.30 p.m. The car may be seen on application to the au< tioneers, and is being sold under dis traint for debt. Anyone anticipating buying a car would be well advised t > attend the sale.

“Battling Butler” with Buster Keaton in the title role, is a cyclone of merriment, a hurricane of humour, a tornado of convulsing mirth. Prolific in thrills and with a delightfully romantic story. The most unique and excruciatingly funny picture yet screened. Laughs galore—uppercuts, swings, haymakers, jabs, and jolts of the wildest fistic fun, with Buster Keaton in a gloriously entertaining comedy role at the Cosy Theatre finally to-night. PARSON PRAISES PTLMONAS. From the Vicarage, the gentleman writes, “Please send me two boxes of Pulmonas. ” Those soothing pastilles are especially valuable to ease strained conditions of the throat. They a»o very useful in throat and chest ail-

ments. Their vapours quickly relicxo by direct treatment coughs, colds, influenza, bronchitis, etc. Pulmona.-. at chemists, 1/6 and 2/6.