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Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 July 1938, Page 1

* DEANNA’S Back . . . . Lovelier Than Ever! I Our honest opinion is that it is a better picture than the famous — “THREE SMART GIRLS.” “THREE SMART GIRLS.” J There are Still Plenty of Seats ! Left—So Far! ! —at the— THE REGENT i THE REGENT Your Favourite Theatre. TONIGHT, at 7.45! TONIGHT, at 7.45 ! Telephone 2303 as soon as possible. You’ll Need to Book Now! Delightful .... Bubbling .... DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN . DEANNA DURBIN In Her Greatest Picture! with HERBERT MARSHALL / HERBERT, MARSHALL GAIL PATRICK ARTHUR TREACHER A Burst of Melody! A commotion of gay happenings! —You will be “MAD ABOUT MUSIC.” “MAD ABOUT MUSIC.” “MAD ABOUT MUSIC.” “MAD ABOUT MUSIC.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' PLANS AT REGENT ARE FILLING .QUICKLY! SPECIAL NOTICE! Our Box Plans in Future —will be at — THE REGENT ONLY! ’Phone 2303. ■Phone Reserves for Tonight must be Collected by 7.30 p.m.! / BOOK NOW FOR MONDAY!! THE ANSWER IS—ORANGE POR Hairdressing, Shaving, Cigaret- ■ te's, Tobacco, or any Smokers’ or Toilet Supplies. You can’t go wrong in dealing here.—W. ORANGE, Hairdresser & Tobacconist. Two Shops: P.O. Corner and opp. Empire Hotel. _ . . • I SUFFERED AGONY. “T ’SUFFERED agony from Rheumatism for over a year until R.U.R. completely cured me after other reputed remedies failed,” writes C. C. Wood, Dampier Street, Woolston. R.U.R. is sold with money-back guarantee for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica and Neuritis. Ask Wood’s Pharmacy about it: 4 PORTRAITS are the only true “MILESTONES” of your Baby’s Life. Everybody will welcome that portrait 1 now and will treasure it for years to come. ' WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT NOW. < H. HOPE, CROSS, PHOTOGRAPHER, STATE THEATRE BUILDINGS, MASTERTON.

PUBLIC NOTICE. JJAVING taken over the Plumbing ‘ Business lately carried on by Mr A. D. Sheppard in premises, 7 Queen . Street, I wish to solicit a fair share of - Plumbing Work from Masterton and . surrounding districts. No job will be ! considered too small and none too large. J All Classes of Sanitary Plumbing and 5 Sheet Metal Work carried out. ( R. V. MASON, .' ' REG. PLUMBER, , 7 QUEEN STREET, ’Phones: Office, 1541; Private, 1205. I ■ — ; c I COKE AND FIREWOOD ' REDUCED. 5 — i CRUSHED COKE 3/- per Sack CRUSHED COKE 3/- per Sack 3 SACKS for 8/6. 3 SACKS for 8/6. RED BIRCH (Dry) 37/6 per cord RATA 47/6 per cord BLACK BIRCH 50/- per cord , MATAI 50/- per cord MIXED RATA, MATAI, AND BLACK AND RED BIRCH—--2/6 PER SACK. ’ 2/6 PER SACK. COMMERCIAL COKE CO. J . CHIEF DEPOT: NEW WAY DYE WORKS, Opposite Wagg's Garage. PHONE 2596.