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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 20106, 13 May 1935, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS —MAJESTIC— Cosy and Warm Direction: Timaru Theatres 2.15 pm. —Twice Daily— 8 p.m. Saturday’s crowded audience was held spellbound by MICHAEL ARTEN’S Provocative Story —THE GREEN HAT——THE GREEN HAT— With HERBERT MARSHALL——CONSTANCE BENNETT Adapted for the Screen as —OUTCAST LADY——OUTCAST LADY——OUTCAST LADY——OUTCAST LADY— An Exceptional Cast includes Mrs PATRICK CAMPBELL, ELIZABETH ALLEN. Modern fiction’s most fascinating heroine whose only sin was that she loved too well. (Recommended. by Censor for Adults.) Excellent Featurettes include—Chas. Chase Comedy—Fitzpatrick Traveltalk. Plan at Begg’s or 'Phone Theatre 651 M BEGG’S MOUTHORGAN COMPETITION HAS BEEN POSTPONED. Further announcements later. BUSINESS NOTICES. SHAREBROKER. C. G. BRYAN KING, AM.P. Buildings (Country Member Christchurch Stock Exchange) Telephone 683 WOOLGROWERS We are Cash Buyers of Wool. Skins, Hides, Calf Skins, Etc. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. S. F. HANSON AND CO., LTD, Stafford St. South, Timaru. Telephone 1075. (Next J. H. Smillie’s Coal Yard) VINCENT C. PIKE, Masseur (Regd.) N.Z.T.M.A. (Certificate Otago School of Massage and Physio-Therapy), Gloucester Flats, Opp. Chalmers Church. 'Phone 913 M, House 1381. Massage, ElectroTherapy, Pyretic Baths, Infra RedDiathermy. Chiropody in all branches. Lady Assistant. HUNTER’S D.O.T. MOTORS BUSES leave for South, Week-days: 11 a.m. and 1 p.m; Sundays 1 pan. only. Booking. Parcels and Enquiries— McPherson's Garage, Strathallan St., 'Phone 294 or Timaru Book Club. TAXI RED BAND RED BAND

RING THE RINK: 816-M LIGHTNING SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT TALBOT TAYLOR, PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER, FOR RELIABLE SERVICE, At a REASONABLE PRICE. 7 MOWBRAY STREET. TIMARU. HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING TEACHES AN EXCLUSIVE METHOD OF DRESSMAKING. LEARN TO DESIGN AND MAKE MODEL FROCKS IN A FEW LESSONS. FROCKS, ETC.. CUT AND TACKED. HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING, TEKAPO BUILDINGS, TIMARU.

A FAMOUS JUDGE’S SEVEN COMMANDMENTS JUDGE JOHN BASSETT MOORE, a J Member of the Hague Court, and one time Judge of the Permanent Court of International Justice, recently devoted a speech to the framing of seven commandments on the vital subject of thrift. They are as follows: FIRST: Be provident; for the future is always uncertain. SECOND: Beware of overspending; the only sure basis of credit, public or private, is a balanced budget. THIRD: On your wedding day take some life assurance. FOURTH: Do not mortgage the future, it will have ample opportunity to mortgage itself. FIFTH: Save generously, your treasure in Heaven, to any, is not available to those you leave behind. SIXTH: Invest prudently; quick profits and total losses tend to fllock together. SEVENTH: Here is the consummation; remember that as an investment, life assurance policies in their varied forms combine the best earthly assurance of a tranquil present and a comfortable future. THE A.M.P. SOCIETY OFFERS YOU A LIFE ASSURANCE INVESTMENT THAT HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALLED ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. Without Obligation. Write at once for particulars; FRED M. WARD, Representative for New Business.