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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 20108, 15 May 1935, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS —MAJESTIC— Cosy and Warm Direction: Timaru Theatres 2.15 p.m. —Twice Daily— 8 p.m. Unique Story Excellently Acted Beautifully Staged A pampered son of society, who married an Indian for revenge, and unleashed the savage in her. SYLVIA SIDNEY SYLVIA SIDNEY With GENE RAYMOND, In —BEHOLD MY WIFE——BEHOLD MY WIFE— You’ll thrill with excitement when this young savage turns the tables on those who sought to belittle her.... Laugh at her funny little ways Admire her braveness in her fight for the one man who mattered to her .... Love her fascinating primitive ideas. (Recommended by Censor tor Adults) Plan at Begg’s or Rhone Theatre 651 M COMING SATURDAY TO THE COMING SATURDAY TO THE MAJESTIC MAJESTIC Proudly We Present ROYAL CAVALCADE ROYAL CAVALCADE British International Pictures MIGHTY EPIC OP THE EMPIRE With a cast of over 100 well-known stage and screen star* (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PLANS OPEN TO-MORROW AT BEGGS -GERALDINEMUNICIPAL THEATRE TO-NIGHT. AT 8. (WEDNESDAY) AT 8. JOHN GARRICK In “LILY OP KILLARNEY” Delightful Musical Romance of the Emerald Isle. Variety Supporting Features. (Approved tor Universal Exhibition) C.Y.C., FAIRLIE. ANNUAL DANCE, AORANGI— HALL —AORANGI THURSDAY, MAY 16, At 8.15 p.m. Bell View Orchestra. Excellent Supper. Ballet by Pupils of Mrs Strang. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. BLUECLIFFS THE BLUECLIFFS HALL COMMIT--1 TEE BOOK FRIDAY, JUNE 7 for a Hard-up and Fancy Dress Dance. Sinclair’s Orchestra. NOVELTY DANCES. BUSINESS NOTICES. HUNTER’S D.O.T. MOTORS BUSES leave for South, Week-days: 11 a.m. and 1 p.m; Sundays 1 p.m. 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, REASONABLE PRICE. 7 MOWBRAY STREET. TIMARU. A FAMOUS JUDGE’S SEVEN COMMANDMENTS TUDGE 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, in 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: v FRED M. WARD, Representative for New Business.