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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 November 1944, Page 1

WEATHER FORECAST Fair .to Fine.

AMUSEMENTS opera HOUSE • finally to-night. Daily 2-p.m. Nightly 7.45 p.m. “| ESCAPED FROM THE GESTAPO” (Rec. by Censor for Adults “MAN FROM CHEYENNE” (App. for Universal Exhibition' ■ COMMENCING FRIDAY. The Swiftest, Gayest Romance in Many a Day. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer hits the jack-pot for LAUGHS —Loud, Long and “YOUNG"IDEAS” Susan Peters ' Richard Carlson Herbert Marshal! Mary Astor (Rec. by Censor for Adults) COMPANIONATE FEATURE As big as humanity itself. A Story of Unusual Charm ... Pathos'. . . Laughter and Heartwarming Romance. "‘SOMEONE TO REMEMBER” Mabel Paige John Craven A film that gets right into your heart and stays there. (App. for Universal Exhibition) runangT pictures TO-NIGHT- (Thursday). “COASTAL COMMAND" Cary Grant Katherine Hepburh (App. for Universal Exhibition) / '’ARNIVAL continues at McGinV ]ey Park. Big prizes for Bingo Bineo on Friday night. FUN FOR ALL. ~”COHDEN'HOME & SCHOOL —DANCE Cobden Gym. • TO-NIGHT (Thurs. • at 8. Admission 1/-. United Club’s Ever-Popular OLD-TIME DANCE —United Pavilion— TO-NIGHT (Thursday). Williams' Orchestra. —Supper— Be there for a good night’s fun. For W.C.R.U. Grandstand Fund.

HERE WE ARE AGAIN ! (QOMM UNIST PAIfTY DANCE, Lyceum HaII, TO-MORROW (Friday). 9 to 1. Steel’s Band—Three Instruments. Monte Carlo-Supper-Cloak Room. Prices 2/- & 1/6. COBDEN TENNIS CLUB. OPENING- .DAY. SATURDAY. '-Z Nov. 4. Members of other Clubs cordially invited. G. TODD. Sec. —p tj p i_i I- A R DAM C E— Schaef’s Hal I SATURDAY NEXT. £l/1/- Monte Carlo. Mayfair Orchestra. .Efficient M.C. Good Floor. Gents 1/6, Ladies U-. LEAP YEAR BALL Jack’s Hall. Kotuku. SATURDAY. NOV. 18. Dixiana Orchestra. £l/1/- Monte Carlo; Lucky Spot. Double Tickets 6/-; Gents 4/-; Extra Lady 2/6. SECRETARIES PLEASE NOTE. R.S.A. BALL Schaef’s Hall, ’ TUESDAY. November 28. PLANTS. SEEDS, ETC. ( vfTRYSANTI LEM 11 1 VIS: Best Exhibi tioii .strain. Double curled, named. Set of 6, 11/-. Set of 12 20/-. Postage paid.— Griffiths Ltd, Mt. Eden, Auckland.

rfI’LADIOLUS: Rainbow Mixture .VJf, embracing all new shades. 1 doz. for 6/-. 50 for 20/-. 100 for 35/-.—Griffiths Ltd, Mt. Eden, Auckland. “REAUTIFUL PERENNIALS: For ■ AJ bright colourful Summer displays. Set of 6 8/6. Set of 12 15/-. Postage paid.—Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland. ’THREE Novelty Vegetables: - d - Money Maker Peas, Snake Beans, Soya Beans. 1/- Pkt. set of 3 for 2/6. Postage paid.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. FLORISTS SINCE 1879. NTAIRN'S NURSERIES have the best equipped Floral Rooms in the Dominion. We .supply Funeral Emblems at the shortest notice. We also cater for Wedding and Presentation Bouquets. PROMPT DELIVERIES.' Telephones 35-675 or 34-619. Day or Night. NAIRN’S NURSERIES, LTD. 116 Lincoln Road, Christchurch. Through the Floral Exchange, we send flowers, etc.,' to any part of the Dominion. PUBLIC NOTICES OLD AT FORTY? New Revitalising Tonic Stimulates Vitality. If you are rundown and feeling out of sorts, don’t accept this condition as being natural to your age. George Bettie has compounded a special Revitalising Tonic, which he .claims will help bring back vital health, pep, and a joy in living to those over the forty mark. Believing that this wonderful tonic will prove beneficial to ‘you, Mr. Bettie is prepared to refund your money in full if you’re not satisfied. The cost of Bettie’s Revitalising Tonic is 5/- (posted 6/-) or extra large size 1(1/- POST FREE only from GEORGE BETTLE, . Chemist, 769 Colombo Street. IF YOU REQUIRE Sashes, Doors and Casement Frames WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE. t l«’irst Class Workmanship Assured. REASONABLE PRICES. Large supply of Plywoods in Stock. SOTHERAN’S LIMITED ARNEY ST. GREYMOUTH. l ... ’Phone 397, /SsJa . jY