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Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 June 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. FINALLY TONIGHT, at 7.45. Paramount’s Thrilling “Escape From Yesterday” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) THE REGENT THE REGENT Centrally Heated for Your Comfort. 7.4S—THURSDAY—7.4S. I An intriguing modern drama — daring in theme —absorbing in its presentation—full of EXQUISITE SENTIMENT Of a woman doctor who won a place in a man’s world —but lost her place in her husband’s heart. “WOMAN DOCTOR” “WOMAN DOCTOR” “WOMAN DOCTOR” .(Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) With FREDA INNESCOURT HENRY WILCOXON—SYBIL JASON CLAIRE DODD It will thrill and warm your emotions as no other picture this year. FEATURETTES NOTE. —We draw particular attention to these superb subjects as they constitute the finest array of the year and are most inspiring. . "GREY’S ELEGY” An exquisite study of the actual setting and history of this immortal poem. 8.8. C. MUSICAL The finest of the famous presentations by . England’s great Radio Station. PATHE PICTORIAL Scenic Gems and Unusual Events. "ROMANCE OF ENGLAND” An inspiration for all. AIR MAIL NEWS Of latest European events. Plans at Nimmo’s and Theatre. PUBLIC NOTICE. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estate are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Masterton on or before the 15th day of July, 1940. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and must be certified as follows: — “I hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased.” ESTA ”E. CAROLINE TURVEY. late of Masterton, married woman; died 29/5/40. FRANK M. District Public Trustee for Masterton. Masterton, June 11, 1940. MEN AND WOMEN HUMILIATED. gVERY man and woman suffering the humiliation of thinning hair or baldness should use immediately a remarkable preparation which originally came from the East, Birmese Herbal Hair Root Tonic. Birmese grows new hair amazingly, containing actual “papilla” food for the hair roots. Birmese is obtainable at 5/6 from W. H. Snowsill, M.P.S., Chemist, Masterton. 5 MASTERTON BOTTLE EXCHANGE. Depot: COCKBURN STREET, MASTERTON. D. W. SIM. T BUY Beer Bottles, 1/3 dozen; also Aluminium, Copper, Iron, Brass, Car Batteries, Zinc, Lead, Metal and RAGS AND OLD CLOTHING. HIGHEST PRICES. , A PORTRAIT IN COLOUR. JpOR that Special Gift, let us colour your finished Portrait in “Oils.” ’PHONE 2553. H. HOPE CROSS, COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER, STATE THEATRE BUILDING, MASTERTON. " CLASSiF7ED*SPECTA f LS7 IS for Ammunition, and anything in the way of Sports Requisites you may desire. King and Henry’s, Queen Street, is the place to go. g IS for Beauty, and Lilian McKenzie can enhance your charm. Make an appointment for a new “Hair-Do” today by ’phoning 1521. rj IS for Costumes and Suits made to latest styles by Wairarapa’s leading craftsmen. Be fitted by Donald and Joy, the Quality Tailors, Queen Street. TV IS for the De Luxe Home Cookery, where only the highest quality ingredients are used. Try our Cakes and other Small Goods today. Just opp. Regent Theatre, Queen Street. JJAST colours and clear designs in strong, durable Coir Runners are now showing in Kerslake’s Showroom, opp. Regent. Inspect them and make your selection. —J. Kerslake and Co., Queen Street. p IS for Garden House, now in the 7 Regent Theatre Building. Seedlings from 1/3 dozen. Well-hardened plants of world-famous strains available. ’Phone 1197. I?T IS for Help, and that’s what this Column does. See the Values and Service arranged alphabetically for your convenience. J IS for judgment, and that’s what you must use to get value for your money. Shop at the above business houses, and you will find your money go further and the value increase. KERSLAKE’S bright display - of "Coir Mats and Runners offers a cheery selection for home needs. Furnish your kitchen with these pleasing designs.—J. Kerslake & Co., Queen Street, opposite Regent. MEN’S Leather Mitts, lined, 6/6. Just 1 the thing for cycling. Leather Gloves and Gauntlets, from 10/6 to 25/-. Leather Helmets, 4/6 to 12/6. —C. D. Shoosmith.