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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 59, Issue 4187, 18 September 1939, Page 1

Entertainments. Again TO-NIGHT and TUESDAY. charlie McCarthy charlie McCarthy charlie McCarthy MORTIMER MORTIMER MORTIMER EDGAR BERGEN, W. C. FIELDS in YOU CAN’T CHEAT AN HONEST MAN A RIOT OF FUN. Join the Crowds at the Theatre. THE REGENT—Phone IO6R. Plans Now Open for JEANETTE MCDONALD NELSON EDDY SWEETHEARTS SWEETHEARTS SWEETHEARTS All Glorious Colour. Reserve Right Away. (Programmes for Universal /' Exhibition.) Public Notices. REMINDER NOTICE. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, RADIO, AND YARD. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. NEXT WEDNESDAY —12.30. On Account of MR A. C. CRUICKSHANK, TEASDALE STREET. For Full Particulars See Last Friday’s Courier. R. CLARKE THOMPSON, Auctioneer. T HAVE Several Buyers for Houses with reasonable deposits.—F. J. Bertram, Agent. CREDENTIALS. QNLY the Rashest of Mortals will risk the unknown a tumble over Niagara in a barrel, for instance, or a stratosphere flight. Few of us are willing to rush in where angels fear to tread. We seek precedent for our every move—in the food we eat, in the clothes we wear, in the places we gc. The advertisements in this paper are the signed credentials of firms which seek your business. They are not only letters of introduction, but pledges of faith. You may accept them because they mean that a lot of people have bought before you and have been satisfied. Before you go shopping run down the list of things offered every day in the advertisements. See what interests you—what meets youi- needs without burdening your budget. Check and choose before you get out out of the car or signal a bus or tram. Combing the advertisement pages in advance is a labour-saving and leather-saving device- In short, the people who regularly read the advertisements are getting the most for their money—and that’s good business, any way you look at it. BUY ADVERTISED GOODS. THOSE ADVERTISED IN THE COURIER ARE GOOD VALUE.