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Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 July 1940, Page 1

' AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER GREAT PROGRAMME" At The Home of Big Attractions. STATE* *THE STATE* Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. (Throughout New Zealand.) TONIGHT, at 7.45. TWO NEW AND OUTSTANDING FEATURES THE BIGGEST COMEDY LAUGHSHOW The Famous London Palladium CRAZY GANG FLANAGAN & ALLEN NEKVO & KNOX NAUGHTON & GOLD In the Screwiest! Craziest! Comedy! “FROZEN LIMITS” “FROZEN LIMITS” Supporting Cast MOORE MARRIOTT—EILEEN BELL s They’re all NUTS! Trying to Find GOLD. But it’s all for _L—A—U—G—-lI—S— Plus —— Another Fine Comedy Presenting THE JUNK MAN PHILOSOPHER Radio’s Idol of Millions. SYD. WALKER In a Colourful Slice of Cockney Life. “WHAT WOULD YOU DO, CHUMS” Supported by JEAN GILLIE WALLY PATCH (Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at Theatre 1322—Adcock’s 1275. MRS. A. E. DILLON, FLORAL ART SPECIALIST. DISTINCTIVE FLORAL WREATHS, ETC., AT REASONABLE PRICES. Address: 28 CHURCH STREET. TELEPHONE 2046. C. SMITH’S BARGAINS. 2 /q—WOMEN’S Cotton Interlock J Vests, no sleeves. Bargains in Corsets and Corselettes. Sale Prices, from 2/11. Locknit Underskirts, going at 4/-; assorted colours. —C. Smith’s Sale. 5/11 — SMART Felt Ready-to-Wears, ' this season’s goods. Sports Felts for 1/11. Peach Blooms in very smart styles at 9/11. C. Smith’s Sale ends on Saturday. 1/11 PAlR—Madras Muslin Curtain x / Ends, make nice curtains for small windows. 1/9 yard—Muslin Curtain malerial, 36in., floral design. C. Smith’s Sale ends on Saturday. jq /R— HEAVY Quality Axminster ' Carpet Ends, smart designs, size 27 x 54. 2/3—Art Silk Breakfast Cloths, size 45 x 45, Red check design. Great value at C. Smith’s Sale. 5/11 YARD.—36hC All Wool Suiting, Blue, Green and Rust shades. 2/11 yard—Art Silk Cloque in self shades of Green, Brown, Maize and Blue. C. Smith’s Sale of Fashion Goods. 49 /fi— MEN’S Tweed Overcoats, dou- ‘ ü ble-breasted, semi-fitting style. Brown and Grey shades. Sizes, 4, 5 and 6. Tweed Trousers for 19/6, in Brown, Blue and Grey shades, in all sizes.—C. Smith’s Sale. HUGO & SHEARER’S SPECIALS. GALE Bargains at Hugo & Shearer’s. — Ladies’ Interlock Cotton Vests, ribbed arm, heavy weight. Size, W. Sale Price, 3/11. GALE Bargains at Hugo & Shearer’s.— Ladies’ Interlock Nightdresses, cosy necks, long sleeves. Sizes, W. and O.S. Pastel shades. Sale Price, 11/6. GALE Bargains at Hugo & Shearer’s.— Shadow Tissues, 48in. wide; smart all-over designs for loose covers, hangings, etc. Sale Price, 2/11. GALE Bargains at Hugo & Shearer’s.— Seagrass Floor Rugs, assorted designs in oval or oblong shapes. Sizes: “Oval,” 18 x 36, 2/3; 54 x 27, d/6; “Oblong,” 27 x 54, 3/6; 30 x 60, 4/6; 54 x 90, 11/6. GALE Bargains at Hugo & Shearer’s. — Smart Navy 'Coat, size O.S. Fur collar, lined through. Usually sgns. Sale Price, 69/6. GALE Bargains at Hugo & Shearer's. — k Fawn Tweed Coat, smart style, fully lined. Size, W. Usually sgns. Sale Price, 19/11. GALE Bargains at Hugo & Shearer’s — Boys’ Peter Pan Felt Hats, assorted shades: Fawns, Greys, Brown and Navy. Worth 5/6. All sizes. Sale Price, 3/6. GALE Bargains at Hugo & Shearer’s. — Boys’ Pullovers, fleece-lined, Fawn Marl mixture, zipp front, long sleeves, collar attached. Sizes for all. Sale Price, 3/6. GALE Bargains at Hugo & Shearer’s.— 36in. Sheers for Evening Frocks, in all pale shades. Sale Prices, 1/11, 2/6, 3/6. GALE Bargains at Hugo & Shearer’s.— ° “Caronelle,” a wonderful washing material for Underwear, in floral design and guaranteed colours. Sale Price. 3/6. FOR YOUR HOME. J)O YOU KNOW that a Piano requires 17 regular attention? We have a fully equipped workshop to handle all classes of tuning and repairs. ’Phone 1815. —Steele and Bull. TJE GUIDED by the experience of bunJ dreds. Instal a “Magic” Washer now! Do the hardest job easily, quickly and perfectly. Ring 1815 for demonstration. —Steele & Bull, Queen Street. ALL NOW and choose That Piano from our selection of new and reconditioned instruments. Trade in or sell for cash your old piano. Highest prices. Ring 1815. —Steele and Bull. SJOR Radio" Servicing, call Steele and 1 Bull, qualified servicemen. Modern equipment. Stocks of all necessary I components. Lowest charges. Highest I workmanship. ’Phone 1815.