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Evening Star, Issue 21320, 26 January 1933, Page 3

COMPETITION IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE FILM ‘Love Me To-night’ FEATURING MAURICE CHEVALIER AND JEANETTE McDONALD, To be shown at the Regent Cfreatre COMMENCING FEBRUARY 3rd. £3-3-0 to the person who makes the Best Frock and Ten Other Prizes of Theatre Tickets. TERMS AND CONDITIONS. Materials to be Purchased in our Store and cut out by our Cutting-out Department. Women s Dresses to be made by Competitors in a room in our Store and on Machines provided by us. Frocks can be made to any design, but must be made WITHIN TWO HOURS. ! Competition Closes February 11th THE JUDGES’ DECISION WILL BE FINAL. This is a Great Opportunity to provide yourself with a New Frock and some Pocket Money at the same time. ACT NOW! FULL PARTICULARS AT OUR DRESS COUNTER. A & T. INGLIS LTD. George Street, Dunedin. Advertising is a reference book that is never out of date There is a dictionary so large that it took more than thirty years to compile and publish it complete. This great book seeks to give the truth about all words and their uses. I o-day, only the last volume, devoted to words beginning with Z,” is strictly up to date. Consider the advertising in this paper. It describes commodities for your use, as a dictionary describes words. It tells how they will save you time, increase your comfort, give you the advantages of modem living. Yet none of it is out of date by as much as a weekAdvertising is news, as much as the headlines on the news pages. Very often, indeed, it is news of more significance to yoti, and has more bearing on your life to-day, to-morrow. Read these advertisements witn confidence. They are the daily reference books on the things you need. Advertisements keep you abreast of the times. Read them every evening in