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Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 December 1938, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. (A Card.) DR H. FROHLICH, Dental Surgeon. TRUST LANDS TRUST BUILDING (Next Post Office.) Has commenced the practice of his profession at the above address. Telephone 1145. MEW YEAR’S EVE Dance! Arcade Hall, Saturday, December . 31. Special Monte Carlo Prize, £2/2/- Order to Winners. Blue River Dance Band. Popular Prices. Novelty Dances. Tasty Supper. LANGDALE HORSE SPORTS SOCIETY. tpHE, Annual Sports Meeting will be . held on JANUARY 14, 1939, commencing at 10 a.m. Programmes are obtainable from the Hon. Secretary — JOHN MORRISON, Blairlogie. Save at Cody’s! THANKS! I WE take this opportunity, of thanking ! the many customers who have, by I their patronage and recommending us I to their friends, made 1938 a record year.' Please accept our heartiest good wishes, and we will promise you bigger and better values in 1939. Cody’s Cash Drapery, Ltd. W. J. CODY W. E. CODY A. M. CODY G. E. CODY Directors. I —-- WANTED TO BUY. (J ON VERT your Old Gold and Diamond Rings iqto cash. Highest prices.—G. Dallas. •' Watchmaker, C Smith’s Buildings, Masterton. KURIPUNI MEAT SPECIALS. ; pADDY RYAN wishes alt the vefy i best of seasonal greetings, and if 1 you want better meat for 1939, ’phone 1 1749. ‘ QPRINGLAMB! Paddy Ryan has the ° .quality you want. .’Phone your order, 1749. TF the weather is too hot, don’t think we have no meat —it’s all inside in the cool store. TPHE Kuripuni people know that Paddy Ryan has quality meat—but, no matter where you live, he will deliver. THE GROCER. r*O-OP. STORES' Staff and ManageV ment extend to all their numerous customers, and, in fact, to everyone, “The Very Best for 1939.” __ Cultivate the habit of shopping Co-op. The little store in Bannister Street, where civility and attention to detail are so evident. CHOP CO-OP.! Call, write or ’phone 2337, arid the order will be delivered Tout de Suite. OLB. CANISTER of Roma Tea decorated with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The usual quality of Roma Tea, and the tin free, for 6/6. ’Phone 2337. . CLASSIFIED SPECIALS. ALWAYS ask for Reeves’ Milk-made bread, and don’t forget—our Small Goods are just what you want. BEFORE going elsewhere for a square ° meal, cal lin to the Tout de Suite and at least try the service offered. CHRISTMAS time is just the time to V give yourself a permanent wave. Make arrangements today with Mrs Lilian McKenzie for yours. BEN YING your Cycle an overhaul is not fair. Let George Barr do it and you’ll enjoy cycle riding. BVERY BOY loves swimming. Let him buy his “togs” from Shoosmith’s. Boys’ All Wool Shorts, 3/6; Men’s Shorts, 6/6, and Costumes 7/6. WOR PIPES, have a look at Jacob’s r stock. There is a pipe to suit every man at the price he .wants to pay. CUN REPAIRS, rifle repairs, lock and i key repairs—done by a Specialist j at King and Henry’s, opp. G.P.O. [ TIAPPY IDEAS for Christmas. Your | Kiddies’ Photograph; it will grow more precious with the years.—H. Hope I Cross, State Theatre TN the~centre of’Queen Street is A. F. X Briant ,the practical watchmaker. Your watch troubles will be quickly corrected at Briant’s. TUST TRY” having the family’s shoes d repaired at Brewster’s, opp. Knox Church, and you’ll always go there. TTEPT in the cooler during the hot weather, the fish at the Al Mart is always sweet and fresh. f”ET — your eye wander over the Classified columns. There are always .bargains and tips for everyone. TVTANY PEOPLE have flowers in their 1 own garden—but to those who have not, a box of flowers from Garden House is most acceptable. MICE and Dainty Lunches are the specialty of the De Luxe Dining Rooms, opp. Regent Theatre. Try them. QUR Reputation for Jodhpurs and Riding Breeches is unexcelled. Get your next pair from Donald and Joy’s. pOP IN to Kerslake and Co.’s, Queen Street, and have a walk round the large showroom. There is sure to be something you want on view. QUALITY is the motto”of Kerslake”& Co. They arc Auctioneers also. Get your Camping Gear there, too. RELIABLE TlPS”for’Sh^ersare’always found in the Classified Advertisements. Read them —it will pay you.