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Wairarapa Times-Age, 15 January 1943, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. At Your Favourite Theatre • REGENT • • REGENT • TONIGHT, at 8. MATINEE TOMORROW, at 2.15. SOMETHING TERRIFIC IS IN THE AIR! I Filling the sky with America’s glory as Uncle Sam’s divebombing squadrons reach a I new high in screen thrills! EXCITEMENT ... The Screen has never matched. THRILLS ... At 600 miles an hour. In conjunction with , Warner Bros. Pictures. We proudly present “DIVE BOMBER” ‘‘DIVE BOMBER” “DIVE BOMBER” “DIVE BOMBER” “DIVE BOMBER" “DIVE BOMBER” "DIVE BOMBER” "DIVE BOMBER" “DIVE BOMBER” "DIVE BOMBER” —with— Errol Fred FLYNN MacMURRAY FLYNN MacMURRAY ALEXIS SMITH and THE UNITED STATES NAVY. Ten times more exciting because it’s IN TECHNICOLOUR IN TECHNICOLOUR > It’s the story of the American Navy’s unsung heroes who fly more for science than for glory. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) SATURDAY’S MATINEE ONLY Final Episode "SEA RAIDERS" PUBLIC NOTICES. _ THE HOME OF BETTER USED CARS I 1938 VAUXHALL 10. 1935 VAUXHALL 14. 1934 AUSTIN 10. 1931 AUSTIN 7. 1930 SINGER 8. 1935 PLYMOUTH TOURING SEDAN. 1934 CHEVROLET DE LUXE., 1928 MORRIS OXFORD SEDAN. 1936 COMMER 2| ton. 1934 FORD V 8 15 cwt. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON'S GARAGE 14 QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. ’Phone 2388. After Hours, 2306. MISCELLANEOUS. SUFFERED Asthma 12 years, but breathing now all right. Credit Dr. Hair’s Asthma Cure.—Woollams, Chemist, opposite W.F.C.A.* RACHEL - Hair Tonic restores greying hair or money refunded. Not a dye —a wonderful hair tonic. —F. Keen, Hairdresser. _ ET rid of the “blues.” Bonkora gives new happy outlook.—W. H. Snowsill (Wood’s Pharmacy), Queen Street.' EAVER Brand Worcester Sauce added to soups and cold lunches—improves the flavour, adds zest. Ask at your grocers. PLECTROLUX Repairs, Sales, Service. Write, ’phone or call. —Electrolux, Limited, 15 Manners Street, Wellington. tvjEN’S Khaki Shirts just arrived.—C. D. Shoosmith, Queen Street. FISH meals have added appeal when served with Beaver Brand Worcester sauce. The Sauce with the “spicy" flavour. WINTER Vegetables assured by plant- ” ing now Broccoli, Leeks, Celery, Cauliflowers, Savoy Cabbage. Robinson’s Nurseries, Whatman Road, ’phone 1304. Agents: W.F.C.A., or from C. E. Gibbs. “TJEAVER” is the only sauce I dare give Tomato and Worcester. Real appetisers. New Zealand made. TVTEW and reconditioned Implements. Spare ■l’ parts in stock or procured. Scrap metals bought. Machinery exchanged.— J. C. Ewington. RADMINTON PLAYERSI Have your Ra’cquet strung or repaired by out 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. Sports Department C. SMITH’S FOR VALUE. TO’ 7/11—Collars of Georgette, trimmed dainty lace, in Cream and Beige. Great variety at C. Smith’s . Fancy Department TO 10/6 —Uncrushable Silk Scarves, Black, Navy and gay floral designs. 4/11 for Peter Pan collars of georgette and soft silks. — C. Smith’s for Value. I 4/fi TO 14/6 —Necklets and Bracelets / to match. Nice asortment of accessories for trimming. Always at C. Smith’s Fancy Department. 9 /9 TO 4/11 —Traced Goods, new de- • 0 signs in Tray Cloths, Peg Bags, ■ Duster Bags, Laundry Bags, Waggon Covers, etc., and Embroidered Cottons ' for working. —At C. Smith’s Fancy Department _ 1 TO 6/11—Rayana Dress Fabric, ij/xx in new sha( j eSj 36j n w ide. A useful material for Frocks, Slacks, etc. ; —C. Smith’s Dress Department. 2 z? /c TO 9/11—Smart Floral Spun Silks, r 36in. wide. All popular colour- , ings, including Black and Navy grounds.—C. Smith’s for -Value.