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Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 December 1938, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. —COSY——COSY— “The People’s Theatre,” 8 p.m. GUEST NIGHT, 1/- and 9d. HE WAS BURNING UP ... AND SO WAS THE TOWN! She played hearts and fires ... a girl out of nowhere ... making trouble even when he threw her in gaol! EDMUND Lu WE ANN SOTHERN “GRAND EXIT.” “GRAND EXIT.” Also: — CRASHING ... LANDSLIDE DYNAMITE ... DRAMA! You’ve tried to blow me to bits ... bury me under a landslide ... cave in the roof over my head! Now I’m going into action ... ! and I’ll drive out every tunnel rat in this gang! “TOO TOUGH “TOO TOUGH TO KILL.” TO KILL.” VICTOR JORY—SALLY O’NEIL (Both recommended by the Censor for Adults.) -FRIDAYDICK FORAN DICK FORAN (The Singing Cowboy) “DEVIL’S SADDLE LEGION.” Also:— STAN. HOLLOWAY LAURENCE GROSSMITH “SONG OF THE FORGE.” (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) “The Little Shop Around the Corner” FOR XMAS GIFTS. ROAMER, Hafis and Rotary Wrist A Watches, Gold Sleeve Links, Silver Cigarette Cases, Richelieu Pearls, French Compacts, Gents’ and Ladies’ Brush Sets. WIDE RANGE OF NOVELTIES. , SEYMOUR GILDING PERRY STREET, MASTERTON._ BULLICK-BLACKMORE’S BARGAINS. TVTEN’S Bathing Costumes, reduced A and still reduced. Speedo, Pacific, Roslyn, etc All sizes and colours, and only 10/6 each. QPORTS SHlRTS—just the'thing'for ° picnics, etc. Fancy stripes, interlock, half sleeves, all sizes, and only 5/11.

KEEP COOL—don’t get hot-headed-wear a White Topee, bought for 4/6 at Bullick-Blackmore’s; Boys’, Khaki, 3/11.. pOAT”SHiRTS! (Wear“a tie if you want to.) Silk, Poplin and Boiling Silk. All sizes, all colours and all prices, 5/11 to 10/6. QLEEP coolly! Wear Silk Pyjamas. San Toi Silk, 18/6 pair ,and Boiling Silk, from 7/11 to 10/6. §E ’LL appreciate the gift all the more when he knows it came from Bul-lick-Blackmore’s. The Men’s Wear House. CLASSIFIED SPECIALS. ALL you Shooters! Have a new rifle sight fitted by an expert at King & Henry’s, opp. G.P.O. Gun repairs also. JJRIANT.A. F„ Watchmaker, Queen Street, is well known in the Wairarapa for his expert attention to all watch troubles. Try him. QARPET Squai'es,"Carpet Runners, all v grades. Linoleums, inlaid and printed, always on sale at J. Kerslake and Co., Queen Street. DON’T Forget that the De Luxe Dining Rooms, opposite Regent Theatre, are always open on Sundays. Hot dinners daily from 12 —2 p.m. pXTRA Large Nap Trousers for hard work and wear—42-50in. waist, only 7/6 pair. Do. .Tweed, 17/6 to 25/-. —At Shoosmith’s, Queen Street. PLORAL SPRAYS for evening dresses and all occasions are so refreshing. Get yours at Garden House, Bannister Street. pET the habit of visiting the Tout de U Suite Dining Rooms for your meals in town. Service and Price are right.

HAPPY IDEAS for Christmas. Your Kiddies’ Photograph; it will grow more precious with the years.—H. Hope Cross, State Theatre Buildings. JF you pay a small deposit to G. Barr he will keep your Christmas cycle for delivery on Christmas Eve. JACOB? the Tobacconist, Queen Street, has displayed in his window a full range of Men’s Christmas Gifts, and there are still more inside. Stop, look and buy. KEEP a note of Lilian McKenzie’s teiphone number. It is, 1521. Ring 1521 and be satisfied with your hairwaving. LET Reeves’ Bakehouse do your ’Xmas baking. Small goods or ’Xmas cakes to perfection. MOST people realise that the Al Fish Market has fresh fish daily! Do you? NOW THEN! Why don’t you take your boot and shoe repairs to Brewster, opp. Knox Church. QUR fittings of Riding Breeches and Jodhpurs have a reputation of excellence that extends far beyond the boundaries of Masterton.—Donald and Joy. QUITE a valuable"few minutes can be spent in reading the Classified Columns of the “Times-Age.” gTUDY the Classified Advertisements they do contain many valuable hints and tips for shoppers. ’pENTS, Camp Beds, Mattresses and all Motor Camping Requisites from J. Kerslake & Co., Queen Street,