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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21785, 15 October 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 5 TO-DAY 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. STATE Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. f (throughout N.Z.) s Central Heating Deaf Aids i THE GREATEST FEAST OF ENTERTAINMENT EVER PRESENTED ON ONE PROGRAMME! In response to numerous requests we proudly present a return season of one of the most successful pictures of the decade! LOUIS BROMFIELD’S famous novel of the India of to-day, showing human emotions at their peak, and nature at its wildest! „ J “ THE RAINS CAME ” J “ THE RAINS CAME ” 3 | “THE RAINS CAME” 1 “THE RAINS CAME” “THE RAINS CAME” Starring ■ Mvrna Tyrone George ■ LOY POWER BRENT LOY POWER BRENT (Recommended by Censor for Adv.”s.) And in Addition: ' Who is this man? What Secret seals his lips? Why did he commit murder? ■ Why will he not speak in his own defence? Such is the absorbing mys- I tery of “THE MAN t “THE MAN ; WHO WOULDN’T TALK” WHO WOl LDN’T I U.K ” With LLOYD NOLAN—ERIC BLORE JEAN ROGERS I (Recommended by Censor f-r Adults.) ! j Plans at Begg’s or ’Phone 362. I ■ , MACKENZIE COUNTY PATRIOTIC EFFORT—ARMY QUEEN AORANGI HALL I WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1910 "pHE Gamers' Association and R.S.A. I announce the following prizes for i ; WEDNESDAY EVENING and thank | ■ the Donors cordially for their help. ' , I CARDS: | Ist Gents, quarter mutton. Mackenzie ■ Bros.; Ist Ladies, quarter mutton, Mackenzie Bros.; Ist Gents, most lone hands, quarter lamb, W. J. Dore; Ist ladies, most lone hands, quarter lamb, i K. Goodman; special, gents, quarter i lamb, W. J. Dore; special ladies, quarter j lamb, K. Goodman; Ist Lone hand in Spades, quarter lamb, S. Fleming; sealed gents, quarter mutton. Mackenzie Bros.; special ladies, quarter mutton, , Mackenzie Bros.; Booby, gents. 30 j cigarettes, C.F.C.A.; booby ladies, dozen | eggs and cream, Mrs Ewart. NOTE (LaiWbs will be delivered on i • Christmas Eve). DANCE: 3 sealed numbers of door tickets. ) quarter of lamb each, C. J. Talbot, 4 ' prizes on door tickets on numbers entering, Grampians Station; Monte ! Carlo dance, 2 prizes 5/- each, W. J. ' Dick; Lucky Spot, quarter lamb, C. J. ' Talbot; special, J. P. Cunneen. In addition hams have been received ; from the following.—J. W. Grant. J | Waddell, Andrew Grant, P. Quid, R. Wilson and Co.; also turkey—J. Bray 1 and Mrs W. McConnell. Double ticket pictures C. Knight, and all requirements for supper by local residents. Other Prizes to be given away I CARDS 7.45 p.m. DANCE 9 p.m. I | TICKETS 1/6 (Available for door i prizes). THIS IS THE MONSTER EVENT OF THE YEAR ' i J. CUNNEEN. Chairman. I J. DICK, Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES HAVE YOU READ Douglas Reed’s New Book ‘‘NEMESIS’’ Oi Sir Phillip Gibbs’s "ORDEAL IN ENGLAND” j For Enjoyable Reading Join The | CIRCLE BOOK CLUB 7 Arcade (Next Begg’s) | DALGETY & COMPANY, I LIMITED WHEAT BROKERS FOR HIGH QUALITY MACHINE DRESSED SEED WHEAT, OATS. GRASSES AND CLOVERS FERTILISERS FOR ALL CROPS OIDS & FUELS of ALL DESCRIPTION MOOSE LINSEED PRODUCTS MOLASSES - SHEEP FODDERS DALGETY & COMPANY, LIMITED SEE OUR DISPLAY OF LADIES’ APPAREL FLORAL DIRNDL FROCKS, all sizes : From 6/11. SMART SILK FROCKS, in latest styles, plain colours and florals, very big selection. 19/6 to £5/5/- • BOLERO SILK FROCKS, very fashionable. 29/6 to 49/6 SILK ENSEMBLES (frocks with coats to match). From 49/6 ! SILK SUITS— From 22/6 LINEN SUITS— From 29/6 LINEN FROCKS— From 19/6 COTTON FROCKS— From 1/11 ■ STRIPED SILK FROCKS— From 8/11 WHITE /TENNIS FROCKS— From 6/11 ' £ xjK COATS, Navy. Black and Colours : From 22/6 WOOL GEORGETTE COATS— From 49/6 1 See our Big Range of Spring Coats, Suits and Millinery. J. M. MILLER, Near Regent Theatre. j ■