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Temuka Leader, Issue 10052, 10 February 1927, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS* S.C. PICTURE COMPANY. DOMINION THEATRE, TEMUKA. TO-MGHT. TO-NIGHT. You haven't seen the ultimate in drama until you see "MISMAT E S . " "MI S MA T E S . " "MISMA T E S . " "M I S M A T E S." "MISMA T E S . " "JII8MAIB8." A drama of the wile who loved when her husband' sneered-r-because all her love was for Jimsy—lier Jimsy—heart of lier heart, SUPPORTS: Gazette. Scenic. Comedy. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. R. P. DeRIDDER. Pupil of Hemy, Organist, etc., of Home and N.Z. Churches, Musical Principal (Piano, Organ , and Singing) King's College, Music Critic and Correspondent to London Musical Times, Liverpool and N.Z, Press, etc. Resumes Pianoforte Teaching FEBRUARY 1. "THE COTTAGE,'' N.T. Belt, ana at PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HALL, Temuka. LOST, FOUND, ETC. - OST.—Between Ash burton and ' Geraldine, ONE G/REY SPORTS COAT. Finder return —"LEADER" OFFICE. Reward. WANTED. II7ANTED TO RENT.—By business tV man, SINGLE. ROOM, furnished or unfurnished. Write—TENANT, "Leader." PUBLIC NOTICES. GERALDINE DISTRICT BAND. rpH-E TIMARU MUNICIPAL BAND will give an Afternoon • Programme in the Park, Geraldine, on SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, at 3.30. Also in Town Hall at 8.15 p.m. Proceeds in aid of local Band. "' J. CAIRNS, Secretary. TEMUKA LIBRARY. T. D. BURNETT, ESQ., M.P. Will perform the Opening Ceremony of the NEW LIBRARY BUILDINGS, PLUNKET ROOM AND REST ROOM, TEMUKA, ' on SATURDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, AT 2.30 P.M. Members and the Public are cordially Invited. G. B. CARTWRIGIHT, P. J. SMITH, President. Hon. Secty. BUSINESS NOTICES. MISS MEEK, Is prepared to do Dressmaking and Plain Sewing. CHARGES MODERATE. WYNNWOOD HOME, GERALDINE. For School Girls. ■'OPENS Ist FEBRUARY. For particulars apply to— MISS E. A. BELL, Principal. Telephone 160. 1 ' COSTUME OR SUIT for every- , " one in Temuka. We advertise because women and men buy goods every day. We are selling Costumes or Suits that will attract crowds of eager shoppers that are fully alive to the remarkable opportunities for saving. Suit values are simply amazing. Prizeis from £5 15s to £S " -the Best Worsted, Blue or Black Serges that are made. Procure one of my Hats. Prices 18s 6d to 30s. Ladies' Silk Stockings 3s lid, Cashmere 4/6. Shirts, Collars, Ties, Braces, Men's Sports Coats. Flannels, Socks, Bibs, Handkerchiefs, etc. Shop at C. DAVIDSON'S, Ladies' and Gen'ts' Tailor, King St., Temuka. COME ONE! COME ALL! BOTH GREAT AND SMALL, TO THOMSON'S SALE IS THE CRY. POURQUOI! COULD NOT DO BETTER. AS GOOD AS GETTING A LEGACY. New Goods This Morning! Seven Cases from the River Thames. Ladies' Art Silk and Cashmere Hosiery. 50 to 60 Dozen Embroidered Edge Handkerchief's, 4|d to B%a. LOT OF MEN'S GOODS —Bracee, Blazers, Sox, Pants, etc. i!i to 26 Dozen Gauntlet Gloves, 1/- to 3/6. Right Vame, 2/6 to 5/6. Floral Voile Robes 16/11, All Silk 24/11. New Designs and Shapes. Large Carpet Ends 7/6. Wemyss •Hearthrugs and Korassin 6/11, 8/6, 10/6, 14/6 to 26/6. 'Star" Nos. 17/6 to 27/6. Similar 15/6 to 21/-.' Bannockburn Table Covers, 73 x 63, 12/11. The Glove Range, mostly Gauntlets, mostly Good Colours, 1/- to 3/11 Silk Bed Covers 26/11. Sylka and o thers 19/11, 21/6, 32/6. Chubby Umbrellas 6/6 up at Sale to 17/11. Pure Silk Double Tip Gloves, in Pastels, White, Sable, 'thick, 7/6. All Linen Forfar 1/OJ, 1/3J, 1/51, 36-inch. 14 Days. Wonderful, Enthusiastic Sale. 14 DAYS—6 GONE! THOMSON'S UNMITIGATED DRAPERY SALE. DAYS ONLY—IN TIMARU.