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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21574, 9 February 1940, Page 1

j AMUSEMENTS ANOTHER MONSTER PROGRAMME 17.45 THEATRE ROYAL 7.45 A Drama Written Around the Army of Forgotten Girls . . Who would sooner be Marked Missing than Branded Failures. “ MISSING DAUGHTERS ” “ MISSING DAUGHTERS ” Nerve-jolting, Heart-stabbing, The Truth about Girls who Leave Home for the Bright City Lights, and never Return. Featuring RICHARD ARLEN ROCHELLE HUDSON Marian Marsh—lsabel Jewell EDWARD RAQUELLA I (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) I Mighty Drama' of Espionage That will , Thrill You with its Action. ' “CALLING ALL MARINES” I “CALLING ALL MARINES” With DONALD BARRY HELEN MACK Robert Kent—Warren Hynier. i Spies Threaten Danger, blit the Marines Clear the way. I (Approved for Universal Exhibition., Chapter Two of “THE LONE RANGER RIDES AGAIN” Stalls 1 -, D.C. 1/6, Children Half-price 1 8 o’clock SATURDAY 10th 8 o'clock I . DANCE BAY TEA ROOMS , DANCE BAY TEA ROOMS 1 DANCE BAY TEA ROOMS DANCE BAY TEA ROOMS I NEW SAVOY DANCE BAND ADMISSION 2/J. GRANDI’S DANCE BAND yo Whom it May Concern. 1 wish to thank you for the many inquiries made during my absence from Timaru and wish to notify you that my Dance Band is now open for engagements. 58 Rathmore St. BUSINESS NOTICES TAXI - TAXI 'Phone 1500 i Ring 1500 for Most Up-to-date Taxi Service in Timaru. DAY OR NIGHI TIMARU GOLD BAND TAXIS. L_ J. ROBERT OLIPHANT. General Carrier. Levels. Waimate and Mackenzi Counties. I Lime Sowing and Cartage of Sheep a Specialty. 44 OTIP T ROAD i Telephone 937. Driver’s Residence 720 SUMMER SALE SUMMER SALE j NOW COMMENCED i End of Season Clearance of MILLINERY And LADIES' APPAREL Many Lines Half Price And Under. INSPECTION INVITED i .1. M. MILLER. | Near Regent Theatre ACCEPI ONLY IHE BE?I LN LIEE ASSLRANCE A.M.P SOCIEIY I UN Ds. VI2,O(JO,UUO POLICY in the AMP Society furnishes the niosi satisL./lory ' answer to the oft-worrying questions i ’’What would Happen tc Che wife and youngsters if I went WEST’’/’ - >' “What will 1 have to live on when I retire?” | These two questions exercise the ■nlnd of every citizen I It Is not generally known that the A.M P Society has the solution ol this great and worrying problem Let us know youi requirements and a scheme to fit vour ideas will be formulated It you are anxious to give voui wite ! and lamlly a little more protection. .1 ; vou feel that you have not made ; adequate provision for the future then get into touch with us al once I I’o become a membei ot the AM r' Society it is necessarv for vou to be ot good health; to-morrow the doctor may say it Is too late I CONSULT US Al ONCE THERE IS NO OBLIGATION G 8 SMYTHE. District Manager FRET M WARD Representative tor new ousiness telephone 711.