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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25672, 21 October 1944, Page 12

DAILY: 2 and S’P.M. g T. J A M E S Direction. Sir Benjamin Fuller. IF YOU ARE PROUD OF YOUR BRITISH ' PARENTAGE, See “SALUTE JOHN CITIZEN” “SALUTE JOHN CITIZEN” ‘SSALUTE JOHN CITIZEN” “SALUTE JOHN CITIZEN ” (Britain's "Mrs Miniver”) EDWARD RIGBY—STANLEY HOLLOWAY GEORGE ROBEY MABEL CONSTANDUROS Simple Folk, the Plain “ John Citizens ” of Britsin. Nothing Heroic About Them, But Their Indomitable Courage and Irrepressible Humour Shved the World from Hitler! Also Musical Romance— Schubert’s Serenade, “ Cradle of Champions " (Ted Husing) and Overseas News. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TO-DAY’S PLANS at D.I.C. till 11 a.m, then at Theatre from 11.30 a.m. (Phone 13-702). LABOUR DAY: Plans at Jacobs’ till 5 p.m., then Theatre. A B.E.F. Release.

LABOUR WEEK-END ATTRACTIONS. LABOUR WEEK-END ATTRACTIONS. SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING. SKATING De luxe rink. E LUXE RINK. Filleul street. TO-DAY AND MONDAY! Sessions Morning. Afternoon, and Evening. TO-NIGHT: v TIMARU v. DUNEDIN. HOCKEY-ON-SKATES HOCKEY-ON-SKATES And RELAY RACE. RELAY RACE. SPECTATORS, 6d. BIG SUPPORTING SKATING PROGRAMME. TRADE PERSONAL THE DOCTOR TELLS A “TEARFUL” ACCIDENT What are you laughing at, says Shirley to Freddie. Says Freddie: Oh. I say Mum, here is one on you. Listen! While making the bed this morning'. Mrs Mackay swished over the blankets as usual, when she was startled by a loud thud, and there on the lioor lay Shirley’s “Topsy,” her head badly hurt. In despair, she phoned No. 19-999. Is that you * Doctor Mac"— pardon, 1 mean Dr Mendoll. I am so excited—Mrs Mackay speaking. Come' at once, the child has fallen out of bed and hurt her head. She can’t speak. What! You can’t come up. Right-o; don’t leave the hospital; I will bring her down at once. Her face is all black; I cannot tell how bad her bruises are. Dad, quick, ring for 'the ambulance. I must take Topsy to the hospital at once. - Put the spuds on soon for dinner, and give me some change for taxi home. Can’t wait for the bus to Liberton. Shirley must not hear of this yet—she would be heart-broken. Later.—The kindly Doctor says she will soon be “ fitandwell ”, again. He now uses a wonderful compound called ” Peterzillen ” (pronounced pennysilyn). It acts like magic (an N:Z. production, the most wonderful in the whole world). The Doctor says: Keep her in bed; keep her quiet and in the dark; read to her “ Uncle Tom’s Cabin”; recite “Ten Little Nigger Boys,” and sing to her " Swanee River ” to keep her mind occupied. The patient in the next cot was in a poor plight-one eye blind, nose badly bent, two teeth gone (a “ conchy' pacifist”). On recovery he is to have a* free trip to Siberia. . I was just in time as the doctor and wife were leaving by plane for the north (she is the doll beauty artist) in search of sleeping dolls’ spare heads and elastic. The doctor would like to get the sales tax (4s in the £) taken off the dolls. The Cuddley Dressed Sleeping Dolls at 59s 6d are lovely. All names used are ” fiktishus.” WRIGHT’S, Watchmakers and Jewellers, 3 Octagon, Martin’s Buildings: DIAMOND RINGS. BIRTHDAY RINGS SIGNET RINGS, AND WEDDING RINGS Watches and Jewellery Repaired WE BUY OLD GOLD. ; ■ SKIN DISEASES.—PASCOE’S HERBAI MEDICINE will be found useful it this trouble; Medicine, 3s 6d; Ointment 5s 6d; Soap, Is 6d; postage, Bd.—HEALTH SUPPLY, LTD., 2 Broadway. JIMSIE Fraser’s.—Shopping becomes easy when you place confidence in us; we think out your requirements for you;, it wiu pay you to pay us a visit. ' H. Y. Kee, Chinese Herbalist: Advice and Herbal treatments given regarding skin diseases and other ailments: consultatons free.—362 Karangahape road, Auckland. VICTOR Nelson’s now fitting all sizes of Pram Tyres.—Ring 10-600, Pram Department, 17 Vogel street . PIANOS Jjl 'c ;C, R A C K E N & W A L L I REQUIRE MOST URGENTLY A Supply of SECOND-HAND PIANOS. WE GUARANTEE BEST CASH PRICES 42 GEORGE STREET. Phone 18-143. jgEGG’S ' WILL BUY YOUR PIANO FOR CASH. GOOD PRICES PAID For SOUND IRON FRAME PIANOS. CHARLES BEGG & COMPANY. LTD. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR Sale, 80 bass Hohner Piano Accordion, in perfect condition; £4o.—Address No. 761, Times. , ' SELL, Ukulele, as new, £2 or offer. —847, Times. ______ RADIO

A D I O SETS REPAIRED, SOLD. BOUGHT. OR EXCHANGED All Types Radio Equipment Supplied. Inquiries welcome. BILTON’S RADIO. Cromwell. ,) J. I. BILTON, Prop WANTED, Used Radios. Parts. Electrio Gramophone Motors, Pickups, Headphones, Battery Chargers, Crystal Microphones: cash. Howorth’s, 114 George street. __ , MULLARD. Paramount, Bush, and Cromwell Radios: band spread.—Parker and Keane, Radio Repair Specialists, 288 George street tpnone 12-001). expert workmanship to all Radios— Telephone *ll-557. Howorth’s, 114 George street. RADIO Centre, 105 Princes street, for afi Radio Repairs.—Phone 13-577. RADIOS, unused, soon deteriorate: realise cash for yours.—Howorth’s. 114 George street. 12-751: Reasonable Radio Repairs: collected ETnd delivered. —Wholesale Radio Dealers, 86 St. Andrew street. WANTED Buy, Electric Gramophone Motor. Pickup, and Headphones.— Howorth’s, 114 George street. SHEPHERD'S Radio Service; Repair Specialists only —215 Moray place north; phone ___ WANTED. Used Radios, permanent Magnet Speakers, Parts: cash Hcworth’s. 114 George street. 45-Volt Dry Radio Batteries; also Wet Batteries for radio and car.—E. Hayes and Sons, Oturehua. EIGHT-Valve Console Radio, just overhauled, 12in speaker, nice 'cabinet, £lO 10s; also Extension Speaker, fitted with volume control, neat little ,cabinet, £3 105.—819. Times. ,■ WANTED, good 10 or 12-inch Dynamic Speaker; also Mike; crystal preferred.— 769, Times. 4-valve Philco Broadcast Radio, spare valves; good order; offers. —800, Times. WANTED, extension Radio Speaker.—Particulars and price to 791, Times Office.