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Wairarapa Times-Age, 16 September 1942, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. At Your Favourite Theatre. • REGENT • • REGENT e FINALLY TONIGHT, at 7.45 p.m. The exciting story that strips emotion of all disguise . . , lays bare a woman’s soul! “LADIES in RETIREMENT” “LADIES in RETIREMENT” “LADIES in RETIREMENT” “LADIES in RETIREMENT" With IDA LUPIXO IDA LUPINO and LOUIS HAYWARD LOUIS HAYWARD (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) THURSDAY—FRIDAY At 7.45 p.m. CLARENCE E. MULFORD’S Greatest Story. Hopalong and the Bar 20 Boys shoot it out with hot lead for a fortune. “BORDER VIGILANTES” “BORDER VIGILANTES” With WILLIAM BOYD RUSSELL HAYDEN ANDY CLYDE FRANCES GIFFORD Silver thieves run the West, till Hopalong leads the vigilantes in a war to the finish. -ALSO The unforgettable Stephen Foster songs of the South. “GENTLEMAN from DIXIE” “GENTLEMAN from DIXIE” With JACK LA RUE —and — MARIAN MARSH DIXIE where the horses are faster DIXIE where the women are lovelier. DIXIE where music is more lingering DIXIE where the men are more reckless. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PUBLIC NOTICES*

RUSSELL & SON WANT TO BUY ■RIFLES, Shotguns and Ammunition, Wire Netting, Roofing Iron, Lawn Mowers, 6ft. Baths, Wringers, Full Houses of Furniture. Also Tricycles, Oval Boilers, Iron Kettles and Saucepans, Table and Hanging Lamps, Tools of every trade, Gumboots, Gent’s Clothing and Boots, Dolls’ Prams, Ladies’, Gents’ and Juvenile Bicycles, Used Tents and Flys, Rabbit Traps, Primus Stoves, Ranges, Blinds, Camp Ovens, Heaters, Magazines, Push Chairs and Prams, or anything you may have no use for. Please ring 1080 or call in, and we will come and buy the goods and pay you cash. We don’t charge you any commission or cartage. ROBT. RUSSELL & SON GENERAL DEALERS, . MASTERTON. (Established 1908.)

MISCELLANEOUS. PATTERNS cut to individual measureA ments, also materials cut and tacked—The “Moderne” School of Dressmaking, Leecroft Chambers, Hall Street, opposite the Police Station. IMPROVE health and reduce weight together. Try’ Bonkora tonic-reducer. —W. H. Snowsill (Wood’s Pharmacy), Queen Street. rpAKE Dr. Hair’s Asthma Cure for A Bronchitis, Asthma, Chronic Cough. —Woollams, chemist, opposite W.F.C.A.* ‘‘"DEAVER.” is the only sauce I dare give "Father. Tomato and Worcester. Real appetisers. New Zealand made. pOSTUMES AND SUITS made to latest styles by Wairarapa’s Leading craftsmen. Be fitted by Donald & Joy, the Quality Tailors, Queen Street. pOOD selection of Boys’ Shorts, in fine and heavy navy blue serge.— At C. D. Shoosmith’s. PILMS are short, but our developing, printing, enlarging and tinting are still the best. —W. H. Snowsill, Chemist. rpICKLE the palate with the piquant spices of Beaver brand Worcester Sauce —it's great! "VTEW and reconditioned Implements. Spare ■l’ parts in stock or procured. Scrap metals bought. Machinery exchanged.—J. C. Ewington. BACHEL Hair Tonic restores greying hair or money refunded. Not a dye —a wonderful hair tonic. —F. Keen, Hairdresser. W? H. SNOWSILL; Chemist, offers ’’ complete prescription services under the Social Security Regulations. ALL grocers stock Beaver brand Worcester Sauce. New Zealand made and New Zealand’s most tasty sauce —always ask for Beaver brand. MRS E. WILLIAMS says, “I recommend Dr. Hair’s to all Asthma Sufferers.”—Woolams, Chemist, opposite W.F.C.A. ' 5 BLOWER Seedlings—lceland Poppies, Cineraria, Polyanthus, Dianthus, Sweet William, Antirrhinum, etc.— Robinson’s Nurseries, ’phone 1'304, or from W.F.C.A. and C. E. Gibbs. BADMINTON PLAYERS! Have your Racquet strung or repaired by our expert. Australian and New Zealand gut in stock—W.F.C.A. Sports Department. INSPECT our range of Indian Hockey Sticks and Leather Shin Guards.— W.F.C.A. Spirts Department. fJYCLAX - COSMETICS—CIients are v requested to return containers. Refund allowed.—W. H. Snowsill, Chemist, sole stockist. p. E. TINKLSR, 38 Perry Street, for Iron and Brass Castings.