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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 November 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Stalls I COSY | Circle 9d. ! COSY | 1/- ! | GRAND GUEST SEASON 7.45—T0DAY—7.45 With FREE FOR ALL ROMANCE With the Odds on the “Blonde.” “BLONDE TROUBLE” “BLONDE TROUBLE” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ELEANORE WHITNEY JOHNNY DOWNS LYNNE OVERMAN He didn’t know what trouble was until he met the Blonde. No. 2 Paramount’s Super Thriller “THE RETURN OF SOPHIE LANG” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) GERTRUDE MICHAEL RAY MILLAND SIR GUY STANDING The world’s cleverest crooks—after the largest diamond in existence — stolen by the one man who dares to challenge Sophie Lang—it’s excitement from first to last.

PUBLIC NOTICES. MONSTER CHRISTMAS FAIR! In aid of the Wellington Provincial Patriotic Fund. ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR Will be in the MUNICIPAL HALL On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1939. COMPETITIONS: Home-made Fruit and Madeira Cakes and Sponges. Home-made Sweets and Butter. Best-dressed Dolls. BABY SHOW. All entries become the property of the Fair, Babies excepted. Details and prizes will be published later. CAKES. SWEETS, JUMBLE, FANCY WORK & PRODUCE STALLS Will be Liberally Stocked. SIDE SHOWS That never appeared before will be at the MONSTER FAIR! LADIES! PREPARE FOR DEC. 1. ’Phone 1956. P. DOYLE, Secretary.

USED CARS. L SUMMER WEATHER IS HERE! And soon there will be HOLIDAYS—TOURING—CAMPING. TTERE’S your opportunity to purchase a really good Used Car, and enjoy yourself to the full: — HUPMOBILE SEDAN £55 STUDEBAKER £55 HUDSON £65 STANDARD TOURER £35 MORRIS £25 CHEVROLET £35 BUICK ROADSTER £6O SUNBEAM SEDAN £ll5 FORD V 8 DE LUXE £265 PLYMOUTH SEDAN £250 HILLMAN MINX £2OO MORRIS SEDAN £l6O SEE THESE FOR VALUE! MIDLAND GARAGE, LTD. BANNISTER STREET, MASTERTON. FEATHERSTON COUNTY COUNCIL. FORMATION WORK. RENDERS, addressed to the Chairman A and marked Contract No. 126, will be received by the undersigned up to 10 a.m. on FRIDAY, November 10, 1939, for the following work: — Forming and metalling approximately 32 chains of the Te Awaite Road. Specifications may be seen at the County Office, Martinborough. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Dated at Martinborough this Ist day of November, 1939. H. HARDINGE, County Clerk. Tenderers will be met at the County Office on Thursday, November 9, at 9 a.m., to be shown the work. GIFTS FOR OVERSEAS! WHAT could be more acceptable, unique and distinctive as a gift for your friends overseas than New Zealand Paua Shell. We have a choice selection of articles on display from which to choose. N.Z. CENTENARY SOUVENIRS. SEYMOUR GILDING “The Little Shop Around the Corner.” PERRY STREET, MASTERTON.

FOR YOUR HOME. XTEALTH Protection! No food tainted "*■ OJ- spoilt. All left-overs used. Keep your meat, butter, milk, and other essential foods always fresh and appetising in a Westinghouse Refrigerator.— Steele & Bull, opp. Hugo & Shearer. SrOUSEHOLD "Economy! Abundant storage space for every particle of food in the Crosley Shelvador. Food spoilage eliminated. It pays for itself while being used. Latest models on view at Steele & Bull’s. ’Phone 1815. WHY should you do the washday’s ■ hardest job the old-fashioned, backbreaking way, when it costs so little to own a time-saving, clothes-saving, labour-saving “Magic” Washer? Ring 1815 for free demonstration. 'QAvFwashing’wear with the “Magic” ° Vacuum Cup washing action. Unlike ordinary methods, the Vacuum cups wash up and down by air pressure and suction. Handles 50 per cent more clothes. New models now on display at Steele &l Bull, next Empire Hotel.