“FLORODORA” DANCE.
AT CABARET. At the Cabaret on Saturday evening the members of the Masterton Amateur Theatrical Society held a most delightful dance, at which there was an I attendance of about 80 couples. The j dancers were nearly all in fancy dress, I most of them wearing their “Florodora ’ ’ costumes, and the hall presentcd a very gay scene Several novelty dances were on the programme, of | which the “Excuse me,” was favourite. I The supper supplied by Miss Dyer was excellent, and the arrangements . were all that could be (Jesircd. The I music was greatly enjoyed and the success of the function was due in ! large measure to the spirit infused into the playing. * I ~ i Well bied draught colt for sale. ' Partly furnished or unfurnished rooms wanted. I Advertiser wants to exchange White Leghorn hens for clucky hens. ■ Youth or man to milk and attend garden advertised for. Suits to measure from £4 4s. A good range of sample patterns at C. D. Shoosmith’s. Mr Jorgensen, foot specialist, Wellington, will visit Masterton this week. See advertisement. Mr R. S. Gerrand, in advertisements in this issue, points out the advan- ! tages of buying raetit at his mart. Mr N. R. Brown has just received the new October Fashion Journals, also thc new dates of the * Daily Mir ror.” Tho recent Japanese disaster will shorbly be re-echoed in an increase in the price of silks, and eager shoppers are benefiting by the moderate prices ruling for Jap and Fugi silk and crepe de chine at Hugo and Shearer’s. Just before the earthquake in Japan 5 big cases of Japanese cotton crepe left the port fer the W.F.C.A., Masterton. The goods aro just to hand, ' and a special window display i s advertised in to-day’s issue. As it udll be impossible to get any goells from Japan for some time Indios will be well to pay an early visit. The road race, 165 miles, is again being nwi this year, and together with it the Dunlop 100 miles amateur road race, and these tivo events will be held on October 27. Entries f OI - riders in the Dominion who wish to take part in either of these great events will be received up to the 2flth inst. “A spring day oft’ conceals a ehiH.” Spring colds and coughs won’t trouble you if you keep Baxter’s Lung Preserver handy. A genuine, timetested remedy is “Baxter’s,” so rich warming, and penetrative— gets to root of chronic bronchial complaints’ and gives relief always. As a build-ing-up tonic, Baxter’s' Lung ITv-. rver is without equal. You eau obtain n generous-sized bottle from your chemist or store for 2s 6d; or, better still get thc family size at 4s 6*l.
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Wairarapa Age, 24 September 1923, Page 4
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