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Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 April 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. —COSY——COSY— “The People’s Theatre.” THRILLS! CHILLS! SPILLS! When Madmen of the Speedways Hit the Road, Look Out for Excitement! Warner Bros present — “DAREDEVIL DRIVERS” “DAREDEVIL DRIVERS” With . x Beverly Dick ROBERTS PURCELL (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) —Also — INTRIGUE! DANGER! MYSTERY! Universal Pictures present another big thriller! “GAMBLING SHIP” With HELEN MACK—ROBERT WILCOX (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Tomorrow —GUEST NIGHT. The Screen’s Funniest Team in a Typhoon of Laughter Helen Broderick —Victor Moore In “WE’RE ON THE JURY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) —Also — A High-tension Story Filled with Action, Daring and Thrills. LEE TRACY—DIANA GIBSON “BEHIND the HEADLINES” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) GIFTS OF LASTING LOVELINESS QIFTS THAT LAST are always Valued and Gifts such as— China Crystal Brassware Which Combine Loveliness with lasting Qualities are ALWAYS more appreciated. CANTEENS OF CUTLERY ARE ALWAYS FIRST FAVOURITES. - Finest English Cutlery in Modern Mounting is ALWAYS a Happy Thought. NINNES, Opposite Post Office, Queen Street. PHOTO SPECIALS. WILSON'S for quality Developing, ” Printing, and Enlarging.—E. F. Wilson, M.P.S., Ph.C., Chemist and Photo Dealer (next Page’s Corner). THRIFT. ■REALISE Money on your X Old Gold and Silver By Selling to— C. A. GREENWOOD, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Central Arcade, MASTERTON. CENTRAL RESTAURANT (Opp. Cody’s, The Furnishers.) The Orange and Lemon Dining Room. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. OPEN SUNDAYS, 12—10 p.m. Try Our Grills or Fish and Chips. Our Customers Tell Us—“THEY ARE GOOD.” FRESH & SMOKED FISH DAILY at THE THE CENTRAL RESTAURANT. CLASSIFIEDSPECIALS. A NICE spare time job. Brighten up the happy home by painting with Nelson’s (N.Z.) Paint—J. Kerslake & Co. DE PREPARED for the cold weather. New Season's Men’s Gloves at Shoosmith’s are now on sale. Cotton 1/6, Woollen 2/6 and Leather from 7/6, iOOME"to"the De Luxe Dining Rooms, V opp. Regent Theatre, for a hot meal, 12-2, or light morning or afternoon tea. f\o"you7lways get your fresh fish at the Al Fish Mart? Well you should. ■RVERY day we are told what good work is done in our Saloon. Why don’t you try it too? Mrs McKenzie, ’Phone 1521. FURNISH that spare room now. Get your furniture from J. Kerslake & Co. ' Single beds, mattresses and tallboys. pENTLEMEN! Wehave full stocks U of all the popular tobaccos and cigarettes. Get yours at Jacob’s, Queen Street. TTAVE~a meal at the “Tout-de-Suite ’ and you will always go back there for in-town meals. TNSTEAD~of~walking everywhere, ride a cycle. Get yours from Geo. Barr today. JODHPURS and riding breeches from Donald and Joy’s are widely known as really first class articles. gEEP" an eye on the classified columns. There is always something somewhere to interest you. QN every day the Classified Column shows advertisements that are guides to the thrifty shopper. pASS your old and broken locks into King and Henry’s, opp. G.P.0., for repairs or new or spare keys. QUITE the easiest way of sending flowers to sick or sorrowing friends is to order them from Garden House, Bannister Street.