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Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 March 1942, Page 1

AM USEM ENTS. SENSATIONAL SCOOP! SENSATIONAL SCOOP! Screening the Latest Headline News, rushed by air, and showing the Fighting Zone in Singapore and elsewhere in the Pacific. ★ THE STATE* *THE STATE* The Leading Theatre AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. (Throughout New Zealand.) TONIGHT, at 8. MATINEE TOMORROW at 2.15. ALPHRED HITCHCOCK, Master of Suspense and World-renowned Director, unites two great Stars in his latest Smash Hit! R.K.O. RADIO PICTURES present CARY GRANT CARY GRANT Outstanding Star of “Philadelphia Story” And JOAN FONTAINE JOAN FONTAINE Lovely Star of “Rebecca.” In “SUSPICION” “SUSPICION” “SUSPICION” “SUSPICION” With SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE DAME MAY WITTY NIGEL BRUCE. A MOTION PICTURE VIVID AND REAL! EXCELLENT SUPPORTS include — WALT DISNEY’S DONALD DUCK CARTOON—“WINDOW CLEANERS.” HURRY! BOOK NOW! (Recommended by the Censor for Adults). PUBLIC NOTICES. THE LITTLE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER For DIAMOND RINGS of Finest Quality. SEYMOUR GILDING, PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. WAR ECONOMY! GUMBOOTS WITH so many old and new friends and customers in the farming community, the Para Rubber Company, Limited, feels it a responsibility to advise all farmers that in their own interests they must look after their gumboots this year and makb them last much longer than usual. Owing to the war situation in the rubber producing countries of Malaya and the East Indies, the overseas factories supplying GUMBOOTS are unable to continue exporting to New Zealand. If conditions permit, and rubber supplies are available, it is hoped that gumboots will later be manufactured in New Zealand. For this winter, however, farmers must try to lengthen the life of their GUMBOOTS—and so help themselves over an unavoidable scarcity. WHAT TO DO: Store your gumboots in a dark, cool place. Remove immediately any oil or grease which may get on them. Do not dry them in front of a fire, radiator, or in the sunshine. Have all worn or torn parts on the legs or over the feet patched without delay. Have the soles and heels resoled before worn too far. > Wear your gumboots only when necesary. All Para Rubber Company stores throughout New Zealand have skilled machines and men who daily repair dozens of pairs of gumboots. This message is inserted in the interests of the farmers, rather than as an advertisement for the Para Rubber Repair Service. , LOOK AFTER YOUR GUMBOOTS! THE PARA RUBBER COMPANY, LTD. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. Also at Palmerston North, Dannevirke, and throughout New Zealand. \ cT SMITH^S^FOR VALUE. fo/fiA-ND 13/6—Men’s Roslyn Short IZ/O Sleeve Worsted Singlets. 4/6 to 8/3 —Interlock Short Sleeve Singlets and Long Underpants, winter-weight — C. Smith’s Men’s Wear Section. Ifi/C TO 27/6.—Men’s Working Trous- ° ers, in all sizes. Grey and Dark Brown shades. Belt or brace tops. Strong make. 1/9 to 3/11 —Wool Sox, in Grey, Brown and Heather. —C. Smith s Men’s Wear Section. Overcoats, double breasted, English and Colonial Tweeds. Grey, Airforce, Fawn, Brown. Assorted sizes. Smart cut and strongly made—C. Smith’s Men’s Wear Section. Tweeds, in seven good designs. 8/11 yard—Fine All Wool Suiting, in Grey, Airforce, Navy, Brown, New Green, Rust, Saxe and Wine—C. Smith’s Dress Dept. on /ft AND 35/-!—Kapoc Quilts, superior make. Rose, Blue, Green and Gold brocaded satin, with non-slip cambric back to match. Special value. —C. Smith, Ltd. 19/0 YARD!—54in: Wool Coating, in several popular shades. 13/6 yard—s4in. Fine Angora Suiting, frock weight, in all the leading shades. Always good value at C. Smith’s.