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Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 October 1939, Page 2

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RIDD MILKERS THE RIDD CO., LTD. Head Office: New Plymouth. HARVEY BE AZER - - Ridd Representative. ’Phone 78, Carterton.

PAGEANT OF SPRING • SEE IT SAFELY BY BAIL • NOW is the time when Nature puts her best touch on the “Wonderland of the Pacific.’’ Now is the time for New Zealanders to enjoy marvellous glimpses of their country from the safe cosiness of a railway carriage. A cheap little holiday of one day, or a weekend in new scenes, or a real holiday of a week or two or longer—that is just the right kind of‘tonic for everybody—the best of “spring medicine.’’ The railways help you to get that refreshing “time off” which strengthens you for the workaday “time on.” • • • TAKE A TONIC HOLIDAY BY RAIL •

Bcirr CRYSTAL GLASSWARE In a Wide Range of Shapes and Designs. SALAD BOWLS—IS/-, 20/-, 22/6, 25/-. WATER JUGS—I7/6, 22/6, 25/-, 27/6. DECANTERS—3O/-, 32/6, 35/-. VASES—2/11, 4/6, 6/6, 8/6 to 25/-. HONEY JARS—6/9, 7/6, 8/9, 10/-. TUMBLERS—IS/., 20/-, 25/- per half-dozen. WATER SETS—27/6, 35/-, 39/-. WINE SETS—37/6, 40/-, 45/-. CALL AND SEE Our fine display of China and Glassware in our China Department (upstairs). The Farmers’ QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. ’Phone 1600. P.O. Box 442.

" Twentieth Century-Fox presents „U DARRYL F. ZANUCK'S production of HENRY FONDA• ALICE BRADY • WOWTBTff 5 IMT irirWfnfflTW marjorie weaver-arisen whelan ufir Jjl Uli ||gf llOlOR) ill II lw jy A Cosm °P° litan Production Directed by John * ■ linss ■ ' I QkT I- > I iO a. I- >’ 1 1 i<xMia J ■ "4f w*w JMmi rM Bl gWIw 111 wiSrwo). H tllMisHiSw h fe Iffi 1% |h j|| B ji ~ R |||i Abe Lincoln courageously challenges the frenzied mob outside the lose both sons; than c *° ose e k\ V neV"S^Vb” U «dth a^nif? 11 hJ swears < 't'h i rt he was a hundrecl yards jail with his brawny strength and disperses it with his '" htn, ng 'vit. t ( ‘> have travelled miles to hear it unable to gain entrance. away and witnessed the murder by moonlight.. Lincoln s fhst.case “m^t£"' S a :U' 3 Xi. MVr Mr. LH™!» f«» lh« hoslllr crowd «nd fights valiantly for the Indies hopeless. ..(To be o»nt.„ued L ......._ ~ - The next instalment of “Young Mr Lincoln” will appear on Monday.