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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18354, 27 August 1929, Page 1

THE GRAND ™;™; THE SCREEN’S NEW COMEDY TEAM— William Boyd WITH Alan Hale, In their Latest and Greatest Comedy: “ POWER.” Real he-men, were they, yet in the soft hands of a designing woman they were as pliable as putty—you’ll vote this the finest Comedy of the year. ALSO SCREENING: A STIRRING DRAMA OP MOTHER LOVE. Pauline Frederick, WITH A. CAST OF BRITISH FAVOURITES, IN—- “ MUMSIE ” The story of a moral weakling, the mother who idolised him, the betrayal he made —and the price she made him pay to win back his honour and her love. COMEDY. GAZETTE. Prices: Stalls 1/-, D.C. 1/6. Tel. 486. GERALDINE. MUNICIPAL THEATRE. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY). Owing to a serious Car Accident no Talking Pictures will be Screened Tonight. SPECIAL PROGRAMME FOR TO-NIGHT. GLEN TRYON, King of Laughter, in: IT CAN BE DONE. IT CAN BE DONE. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Usual Prices 1/- and 1/6. COOKING DEMONSTRATION, On WEDNESDAY, 28th AUGUST, 1929, At 2.30 p.m. TVyfISS M. I. PRYOR will conduct a IVA Cooking Demonstration. The following Menu has been arranged in order to demonstrate the use of the Hot Plate as well as the Oven of a Gas Cooker. For Luncheon (1) Grilled Chops; (2) Boiled Potatoes and Chips; (3) Peas. Dessert.—(4) Custard Tart and Stewed Fruit. Afternoon Tea.— (1) Date Scones; (2) Chocolate Sponge; (3) 3 Minute Cake; (4) Cheese Cakes. All ladies are invited to see this Demonstration, when a No. 1 Champion Gas Cooker will be used. At present in our Showrooms we have on view Champion Cookers, both Nickelplated and mottled Enamel, with Thermostat or Automatic Oven Control attached. THE TIMARU GAS, COAL & COKE COMPANY, LIMITED. CANVASSER WANTED. (With previous experience preferred) 'T'O Sell well known Good Household Line. Reply IMMEDIATELY, giving Name and Address, to: “CANVASSER,” C.o. “Herald” Office. MISS ISABEL MILLS, Masseuse and Electro-Therapeutist, (Late Queen Mary Hospital, Hanmer Springs). Has taken over the Practice lately carried on by Miss Sutherland, in Stafford Chambers, and will continue with the same. LEILA GREIG, L.A.B. of R.A.M. and R.C.M., L.T.C.L. TEACHER OF VIOLIN AND PIANOFORTE. Studio: 32 TRAFALGAR STREET. W AIM ATE. CHANGE OF BUSINESS. TANGNEY BROS., ANNOUNCE that they have pur~chased Mr G. Ruddenklau’s Butchery Business at Chenole, as from September Ist. They have three Meat Delivery Vans, and will deliver the Primest Quality Meat in Town and Country. Ring 136 R for one of the Vans to call. TANGNEY BROS., CALF SKINS. WANTED FOR ORDERS. WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, RABBIT AND HARESKINS, HIDES, HORSEHAIR, Etc., Also Purchased. Highest Prices Given. JOHN MOODY, HAYES STREET, TIMARU. Tel. NO. 1132. Box 16a SPECIAL OFFER FOR CASH. 2/6 in £l. Discount. 2/6 in £1 ON ALL Mercery and Ready-to-Wear Clothing. A PEW LINES: 1/6 ES 2/6 3/6 4/6 5/1/4 2/2 3/- 3/11 4/4 SOX—--1/3 2/6 3/3 4/6 5/1/1 2/2 2/10 3/11 4/4 SHIRTS—--6/6 8/6 10/6 12/6 15/5/8 7/5 S/2 10/11 13/2 OVERCOATS—£2/5/0 £3/3/0 £4/4/0 £5/5/0 £7/10/0 £l/19/6 £2/15/0 £3/13/6 £4/11/9, £6/11/6 READY TO WEAR SUITS, TROUSERS, AND ALL UNDERWEAR, SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT, AT