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Temuka Leader, Issue 10282, 10 January 1922, Page 2

S.O. STOCK AUCTIONEERS’ ASSN. 1 Q.ERALDINE STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW. - WEDNESDAY, 11th JAN. 1 EXTRA GOOD PUREBRED JERSEY HEIFER, due in 2 weeks. S.'C. STOCK AUCTIONEERS’ ASSN. SX. PICTURE COMPANY. DOMINION THEATRE, TEMUKA. TO-MORROW EVENING (Wednesday). Maurice Tourneur’s Great Production “FOOLISH MATRONS” “FOOLISH MATRONS” ALL-STAR CAST. The Story of Three Marriages— One for Social Opportunity. One for Career. \ One for Love. ' Eacu‘ had her-own ideal. Supports ; “CHARLIE; CHAPLIN’S ARRIVAL 'IN ENG LAND. ’’ THURSDAY. ILI NKET BEX El’IT. - i'LD’KET BENEFIT NOTICE TO GAS CUSTODIERS, TEMUKA. TO-DAY is the Last Discount Day. Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. P. PIERCE, Manager. TE.il UK A ROROL’GH COUNCIL. riMIE FOLLOWING LICENSES for -*■ the vear ending 31st December, 1922, ARE NOW DUE, and payable at Council’s Chambers during office hours: — Auctioneers, Hawkers, Theatres, Halls, 'Carriers’ Carts and Drivers, Taxis and Drivers, • Billiard Saloons, Dog Tax, and Meat Licenses. Ten per cent, will be added to unpaid rates after the IStli January. E. B. COOPER, Town Clerk. RELIABILITY. SECURITY. “SKRIP” SUCCESSOR TO INK. PROOF AGAINST ACIDS. FADE PROOF & PERMANENT ON PAPER. SCREW CAP BOTTLES. 20z., 1/11. loz., 1/9. GIVE “SKRIP” A /TRIAL. W. H. M°MILLAN, STATIONER & BOOKSELLER, TEMUKA. DO YOU KNOW THAT Old or srSmled Suit or Costume, Light or Heavy Overcoat, can be Cleaned and Pressed, by Up-to-Date Machinery, and made like now. Or, if faded, Dyed by the oldest yet most modern dyers in South Canterbury, for a Few Shillings. All orders promptly EXECUTED. MATHIESON.S DYEING & DRY-CLEANING WORKS ASHBURTON. THE RENDEZVOUS, .. TEMUKA. MRS CUTTLE OAV INC opened an ICE-CREAM AX PARLOUR, HIGH-CLASS CONFECTIONERY. Etc., will be pleased to see old friends and new at her place of business (lately in (he occupation of W. F, Evans and Co.) PREMISES OPEN TO-DAA (Saturday, December 17). Bring (lie Kiddies along for a DELICIOUS THIRST QUENCHER. THE RENDEZVOUS, pLY-CATCHERS that do catch (hem. Cash Prices. - Fli-Bars to hang up. -1 for 1/2. Marshall Sticky Papers, S for 1/-. Mather's Fly Papers, 12 for I/-. Tin Fly Baths, (id each— (o put on the window ledge; absolutely the best yet. Fli-Keelo, per (in 1/-. Keating's Powder, per tin KUI. CROWTHER’S CASH STORE, Wilkin Street, Tern uka. WANTED KNOWN—TOYS! TOYS! n TOYS! All to be sold regardless of cost. Huge Reductions for Cash only during January. Many Linos Half Price. CROWTHER’S CASH STORK. Toimika. • TAM JAPS and PRESERVING ° PKQriSITKS. Cash Prices. Jelly .Put., metal lids. 2.3 and 1/2 per half dozen. Jain Jars, 21b size. S/per dozen. (Miarl Preserving Jars, 9 - niT hall ilo/ni. Half-Gallon I'ivs'Tin; - . Jars, led p,, r doz. Jar Rings, lir.-l grade. Id and kd doz. Jam Pot Rovers, ihe best. 9d packet. GROWTH ivR'S CASH STORE. Tern uka.. CUMMER COOLERS at Soothing - - ..Marshall's Fruit Extends, l a per buttle; 2 for 1/- Marshall's Herbal Beer Extrad. 1 ’ per bottle. Quick-set Jellies, (1 for 2/- .Marshall’s Liquid ! Fruits, 2/1 per hoi tie, Thomsons’ I Raspberry. 2/9 per boMle. Ships’ Lime Juice, .1 ! 0 per bottle, Marshall's Crape Saline, the host fruit salts, per bottle IMI and 2/U. — riinwTHKR’S CASH STORE. Wilkin St reel , Teinuiia. HUNT’S SPECIALTY GMEf.A, BAB ME. and KOI/EX WATCHES. THE BIG THREE. For Rrom-.,i.m or A-Vibma inhale “N.V/.OL” Coon b<S' ! “ inhaler. Immediate t d '' ; ■■ i cd doHOU 1 s f,< l *