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Wairarapa Age, 13 December 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, Kindly note that we arc at the , : OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT. Owing to a mishap to the dynamo at tho Paramount Theatre, wo have arranged to transfer our programme fo the Opera House for the next two - ""nights, while the wishap is being repaired, > ' A GREAT TREBLE STAR BILL. A roar of screams and adventure. "YOU'RE HEED." "YOU'RE FIRED." "YOU'RE FIRED." "YOU'RE FIRED." "YOU'RE FIRED." "YOU'RE FERED." A boisterous ami exhilarating comedydrama full of pep and action, and containing an adventurous romance, featuring WALLACE REID in one of his greatest roles. PPERA HOUSE. - TO-NIGHT AT 7.45.' Wm. Fox presents the feature film. "THE HELL SHIP." "THE HELL SHIP." "THE HELL SHIP." "THE HELL SHIP." "THE HELL SHIP." "THE HELL SHIP." A sensational and vivid drama of sea life and an adventure that befell a daring and brave woman. An unusual theme played with great effect by an all-star cast, including MADELAINE TRAVERSE. Then wc have -a great wonder film, "TINHMINH." "TINHMINH." "TINHMINH." The commencement of the greatest and most thrilling photoplay ever produced. The first great French production to come to Xcw Zealand since 1914. It's great. -See it to-day. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. PACIFIC HOUSE, 00a MARINE PARADE, XAIMKR, - has first-class accommodation for visitors and travellers. The house is new and overlooks the sea. Tramway •is being laid which will pass door. Delightful surf bathing. Large rooms and specious balcony. Tariff most reasonable. MRS. NELSON, (Late Portobello Hotel, Duncdin), . PROPRIETIES*.

COSTUMIERS OF REPUTE! Every woman who wishes to look her best should, as a preliminary, exercise extreme care in the employment of her tailor! We spare no efforts to produce a costume that satisfies—that conforms strictly to prevailing style—yet which embodies your own expressed desire in matters of detail and .finish. A choice range of fabrics awaits your choosing. ALEX. DONALD, LADIES' AND aENTLEMEX'tf TAILOR, 4+ QUEEX STREET, MASTiTRTOX. THE "BIG SIX" NOVELS By Leading Authors, Just Arrived. "In the Sweat of Thy Brow," by Joseph Ilo'r-ldng, A/G. "The Fourth Dimension," by Horace A. Vachell. "The Gteat Impersonation," by E. Phillips Oppeuheim. : "Lamp of Folly," by Margaret Dedlar. "The First Sir Percy," by Baroness Orczy. "Kindred of the Dust," by Peter B. Kyne. .The novel of the year, by the : popular author of " Cappy .Eichs;" "Valley of the Giants," etc. McLEOD & YOUNG, •'THE ACADEMY," MASTERTON. A HIGHLY APPRECIATED CHRISTMAS GIFT is toiletware for Milady's table. We arc in a fortunate position, for wo have a complete selection of MANICTJHE AND OTHER TOILET

TABU-] SETS, all, as is usual with this firm, ' MODERATELY PRICED.. and the.y arc very-smart in appearance hard to excel. "We should like you to CALL AND SEE Oim LAIKvE RANGE EARLY. ? "" J. BRADBURY, ... WATCHMAKER*AND JEWELLER, GIFTS SUITABLE FOR XMAS BOXES H ANDTCER 01 ttEFS. BEAD BAGS. PERFUMES. BOXES SOAPS. NECKLACES. SILK HOSE. THE EXCELSIOR SHOWROOM, OPPOSITE HOAR & PERMAIN, S S. COMFORTABLE FOOT SERVICE. s what you get out of a pair of our phoes—because wo make it a point o see that they fiv your feet perfectly fhen you buy them. Shoes that fit ■woll always feel easier, look bettor, '-and stand more wca* than those that don't. All tho corns, bunions, and other ills that feet aro heir to can bo traced to bad-fitting shoe*. KITCHENER'S, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,- . MASTERTON.