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Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 December 1938, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. —COSY——COSY— “The People’s Theatre,” 8 p.m. GUEST NIGHT, 1/- and 9d. DOES THIS MASK HIDE A MERCILESS KILLER? ... THE WORLD. . SAYS “YES”—PERRY MASON SAYS “NO!” What should Perry do? Stay with his beautiful bride of an hour or go with the mysterious gun-toting beauty to find a velvet-clawed murderer? Come and see Perry mix cocktails and corpses, kisses and killings in his maddest, most mysterical manner! A “CRIME CLUB” THRILLER “THE CASE OF THE VELVET CLAWS.” THE VELVET CLAWS.” With WARREN WILLIAM—CLAIRE DODD WINIFRED SHAW Also: THRILLS AND FUN WITH TWO FAVOURITES. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. LAURA LA PLANTE. In “MAN of the MOMENT.” “MAN of the MOMENT.” (Both recommended by the Censor for Adults.) HERE’S A GUARANTEED STOMACH COMPOUND. A NEW, complete preparation, MAVEX SLIPPERY ELM STOMACH COMPOUND removes stomach and bowel ulceration, stomach nerves, sickness, vomiting etc. Contains finest

malt. Relief or money back. 3/- tin, from W. J. Campbell, Chemist. 3 Buy a Good Used Car for the ’Xmas Holidays! V 8 Ford De Luxe Touring Sedan, done only 19,000 miles; fitted with radio, new condition. A snip. PRICE, £225. Chevrolet Sedan, 1935 model; one owner; all new tyres; in real good condition. PRICE only £225. 1937 Model Pontiac Touring Sedan — looks like new. Come and drive it yourself. . Cheap. Vauxhall 14 Saloon, latest model,

s slightly used. Indistinguishable it from new. To be sold as low as - . £295. 0 Austin 7 Saloon, late model, new tyres, newly painted, mechanically sound. r Any trial. £l3O. 1 Oldsmobile Touring Sedan, low mile- ® age, spotless condition*, two spare " wheels. A Bargain at £265. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. “The Home of Better Used Cars.” ■ QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. ■ MIDLAND GAR AGE, LTD. Guaranteed Used Cars. age. New car guarantee. VAUXHALL 14 SEDAN, late model, in very good order.

3 MORRIS 15-6, 1935, leather upholstery, 1 de luxe model, splendid condition. CHEVROLET SEDAN, popular and reliable model. - ESSEX FORDOR SEDAN—Economy and service in this car. NASH SEDAN, one owner. Exceptional condition. DE SOTO SEDAN, 1929 model; sound condition. BUICK ROADSTER, give-away price. CALL & SEE THESE CAR BARGAINS 14 BANNISTER ST., MASTERTON. 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. gRIANT," A. _ f 7 Waßtoaker,“Queen Street, is well known in the Wairarapa for his expert attention to all watch troubles. Try him. QARPET Squares, Carpet Runners, all grades. Linoleums, inlaid and printed, always on sale at J. Kerslake and Co., Queen Street. JJON’T Forget that the De Luxe Dining Rooms, opposite Regent Theatre, are always open on Sundays. Hot dinners daily from 12—2 p.m. gXTRA 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. JJLORAL SPRAYS for evening dresses and all occasions are so refreshing. Get yours at Garden House. Bannister Street. QET the habit of visiting the Tout de Suite Dining Rooms for your meals in town. Service and Prioe are right. JJAPPY 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 lie will keep your Christmas cycle ( for delivery on Christinas 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. J£EEP a note of Lilian McKenzie’s ; teiphone number. It is 1521. Ring 1521 and be satisfied with your hair- I waving.

pET 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? jQ’OW THEN!' Why dohff you “"take your boot and shoe repairs to Brewster, opp. Knox Church. OUR 0 UR 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.”