AMUSEMENTS. —COSY——COSY— “The People’s Theatre,” 8 p.m. GUEST NIGHT, 1/- and 9d. A savage saga of desperate men ... of despairing convicts in the most dramatic revelation since “I Am a Fugitive.” Its stark, grim truth exposed to the world! “ROAD GANG.” “ROAD GANG.” “ROAD GANG.” , And Also: — CONVULSING CONFESSIONS! You’ll gasp! .You’ll # scream! You’ll be breathless with laughter ... so don’t breathe q word of the delirious disclosures in—“PERSONAL “PERSONAL MAID’S SECRET.” MAID’S SECRET.” MARGARET LINDSAY WARREN HULL ANITA LOUISE (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) C. SMITH’S BARGAINS. 7/C PAlR.—Heavy Twill Sheets, 54 x ' 2£ yards; 12/6 pair, 80 x2? yards. Reliable hard-wearing quality.—C. Smith, Ltd. 9 /1 1 FOR“”3 Strong” "Tea Towels'; ' Green, Blue, Gold border. Six super quality Pillow Cases for 7/6. Nursery Flannelette, 8/11 for 12 yards. —C. Smith, Ltd. I /ft FOR Bright-coloured Towelling ' Bath Mats. White Turkish Towels. size 25 x 50, hemmed and bright coloured border, 1/6 each.—C. Smith, Ltd. 1 /- YARD. —“Beachtype,” the new ' Bemberg Fabric, 29 inches wide, very smart stripe designs. Washes well. Wears well. —C. Smith, Ltd. J/- YARD. —36in. Art Silk Curtain ' Nets, Cream, Rose and Green. 1/6 yard.—Good quality Lace-edged Cotton Curtain Nets. —C. Smith, Ltd. 3/H —CHENILLE Reversible Floor ' Rugs, size 24 x 48, in various floral designs; size 27 x 54, at 4/11. Tayfelt Linoleum, 3/6 yard, 6 feet wide. —C. Smith, Ltd. CLASSIFIED SPECIALS. A GOOD range of Oak and Rimu Tallboys, Single Beds, Mattresses and Pillows, at J. Kerslake and Co., Queen Street. JJOYS’ Grey Pullovers, no sleeves, all wool,, .from 4/11; Men’s do., 5/11. Get yours at Shoosmith’s, Queen Street. PAST your eye down the “Classified Column” every day—there are always good tips listed there. no you always have your beauty treatment at Lilian McKenzie’s? If not, why not? Make an appointment today. RASE of reading makes this classified column a very valuable guide for all types of shopping. VOR a Dainty Morning or Afternoon Tea, call in to the De Luxe Dining Rooms, opp. Regent Theatre. Soft Drinks and Ice Cream also served. Q BARR has a well-known name for Cycle Repairs. Why don’t you take yours to him? JJAPPY IDEAS for Christmas. Your Kiddies’ Photograph; it will grow more precious with ths years. —H. Hope Cross, State Theatre Buildings.
IF you want new Riding Breeches or Jodhpurs, you ought to at least try the service and fit offered at Donald and Joy’s. JUST Opened! A nice range of Brass Extension Curbs, Fire Screens and Log Boxes. Reserve one for ’Xmas at J. Kerslake & Co., ’phone 1329, Queen Street. can be cut to fit any lock at King and Henry’s, opp. G.P.0., Queen Street. Bring your old lock to an expert. LOCKS are no good without keys—have a spare one cut by King and Henry, opp. G.P.0., Queen Street. Footwear Repairs are done excellently and smartly by Brewster. He’s right handy, too—just opp. Knox Church. MICE and handy in Queen Street you find A. F. Briant, the watchmaker. Take your next watch trouble to him. He’ll fix it. OUR SHOP is noted for always having fresh fish on hand daily. Our restaurant also is noted for its good meals. —The Al Fish Mart. piPE SMOKERS! Try “Four Square” Tobacco, in six different strengths. Made by Dobie, and sold in Masterton by Jacob, Queen Street. J?EEVES’ Bakery, Queen Street, is noted for its Milk-made Bread. Often buttered, but never bettered. QILENE Orientalis —the rose-coloured, clove-scented globular flowers —excellent cut flower. This novelty at Garden House. Plants 6d each, 5/- doz. pHE TOUT-DE-SUITE, opposite Kenner’s, is where you are sure of having a good square meal. Try it. BANNISTER STREET BARGAINS. PALL at the Co-op. and share in 3 week-end specials. Just read the values over —prices are astounding! M< 3. 1 SPECIALE-1 pkt. “Marrowfat Peas, 1 pkt. Custard Powder, lib. Evap. Apricots—the lot for 1/10. ’Phone your order, 2337. NO. 2 SPECIAL. —1 pkt. Cornflakes and 11b. Evap. Apricots, for 1/10. A delicious breakfast meal. We deliver HERE’S a Special for Hubby—the gardener! Stratagem Peas, only 3d lb., at the Co-op., Bannister Street. ’Phone 12337.
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