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Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7293, 1 August 1930, Page 1

WARM WINTER SUITS— Embodying That cut and iinish that denotes tho master tailor. S. R. WAUGH MERCHANT TAILOR, Opp. G.P.0., MAIN ST., ; Palmerston North AMUSEMENTS. HOW the “Manawatu Daily Times” Describes ‘‘ROOKERY NOOK” in its Critique of 31/7/3 0 — “THE RAREST and best of English Wit.” “ONE ALMOST grew tired of Laughing. ’,’ ■ “A SUPERLATIVE Production in Every Sense.” TO-NIGHT AT S TO-NIGHT Vnd Continuing Nightly Until Tuesday. MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2 P.M. THE REGENT (The Theatre Beautiful.) THE SUPREME ALL-BRITISH TALKING FILM. Tho Sensational All-Talking Adaptation of Ben Travers' Famous Comedy TTSOOKERY K.OOKERY OOK OOK With the Original London Cast. TOM WALLS RALPH LYNN MARY BROUGH WINIFRED SHORTER THE TALKIE EVERYBODY’S TALKING ABOUT. Made in England for English People. Plans at Central Booking Office, Broadway, ’phone 7178, until 5 p.m. Reopening at the Theatre ’phone 6776, at 6 p.m. COMING! 2 WONDERFUL 2 MUSICAL COMEDIES. J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD., Will Present ' THEIR NEW MUSICAL COMEDY ■ COMPANY OPERA HOUSE Direction: — J.. C. WILLIAMSON LTD. WEDNESDAY NEXT. LONDON ’S BRIGHTEST SHOW FOR K " • A DECADE Love f ies ove Lies OVE "lES WHICH DELIGHTED. COUNTLESS AMUSEMENT LOVERS FOR OVER 14 MONTHS AT THE GAIETY THEATRE, LONDON. THURSDAY NEXT. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. Tho “FIRM’S” Latest Musical Comedy Triumph. “SO THIS IS LOVE,” “SO THIS IS LOVE,” London’s Reigning Musical Success. Starring CLEM DAWE N.Z. EAVOURITE COMEDIAN, , Together with 70 ARTISTS Including a Bevy of Beautiful Australian Tap Dancers. Plans for both these musical comedies will open Monday next at tho Central Booking. Office. NOTICE.—First nighters’ scats must be picked before 5 o’clock Tuesday afternoon. Prices. R.S. and D.C. 7/-; Stalls 4/-; Back Stalls 2/-. Manager John Farrell.

THE NEW ERA SCHOOL SHORTHAND • AND TYPEWRITING MISS ANDERSON, National Bank Buildings. Railway Concessions Obtainable. WANTED. QARNER’S Drapery Warehouse.— 118 Cuba Street. New season's curtain nets, Arab grounds, rose, blue, gold borders. Guaranteed fadeless: 40in. j/2 yard. O'EDGE (Shears, 4/6; spring balances, 6d, 9d, I/- each; hand saws, 2/-. — Uncle All’s, 233 Main Street. , T OOK over the lines advertised here. Note the low prices and remember any piece of Fyrcx Ware bought at Watson Bros, that breaks with oven heat is replaced free. Utility dishes 5/9, 9/6; oval pie dishes 4/6, 5/6; round 5/6, 6/6; cake pans 5/-, 8/6; entree dishes IU/6; casseroles 7/6, S/6, 10/0, 12/6, 15/6; feeding bottles 1/6. /"’’AN you beat this? Colletts lixed top saw bench, complete with 24 inch circular saw. Price £7/10/-. Colletts Price £7/10/-. Ltd., Dannevirke. QENTLEMAN requires board Peilding, handy to Square. Phone aryj garage essential. Adamson, “Times” Office, Peilding. pYCLISTSI Tyres, tubes, pumps, saddles, pedals, bells, lamps and all cycle fittings, at Cookslcy’s, 3 llangitikei Street. 'T'OROfi BATTERIES mado from differeut chemicals than usual, do not corrode —give longer life. Bycroft’s Cuba Street. XT' LLP yourself warm under Andrews and Sons down quilts—buy now at end of season prices. Showrooms, 80 Raugitikei Street. QKILLED Signwritcrs at ALEXANDER CLARK’S are ready to paint for you attractive signs that will help to draw business to your store . . . reasonable prices rule and all work is carefully executed —a credit to the painters —a credit to your business.

TSJU idle talk but facts have built us.—H. H. Blandford Ltd., Quality Furriers, The Square.