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Wairarapa Age, 25 March 1924, Page 1

AMU SE-i ENTS. LAST NIGHT TO NIGHT. “COSY DE LUXE” TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. Another splendid offering. ETHEL TERRY CRAWFORD KENT In the 7-reeler dramatic gem A SELF-MADE WIFE A SELF-MADE WIFE A SELF-MADE WIFE A SELF-MADE WIFE A SELF-MADE WIFE A magnificent presentation of higTT society life; the riotous revelry of wealth-spoiled wasters; the hungry hearts of men with millions—the lonely souls of rich men’s wives—the mockery of money without love—tears —laughs -— pathos. Heart-interest. Don’t miss it! It’s a drama with a purpose. WHEN SUMMER COMES WHEN SUMMER COMES A regular roar of laughter. PATHE GAZETTE A STUDY OF JAPAN Two tip-top educationals. ARE YOU GOING BALD? LOSS OF HAIR invariably mars an otherwise well groomed appearance, so essential in public, commercial or private life. Should your hair cause you any anxiety, if you are actually bald, ring up 1929 and make an appointment for an examination; costs you nothing for that. Some wonderful recoveries have been made in Masterton under my treatment. Moles and Warts banished for ever. T. HEWETT HOY, M.N.1.T., Lon., HAIR SPECIALIST, Next C. C. Ross and Co., QUEEN STREET :: MASTEftTON. READ THESE “The Day’s Journey,” by W. M. Maxwell. * 1 Joan of Arc, of the North Wood,” by Holmwood Day. “The Wilderness Trail,” by Jackson Gregory. (t A Fool’s Hell,” by Rosita Forbes. “The Last of the Vikings,” by Johan Bojer. ‘ f Send for Doctor O ’Grady, ’ ’ by Geo. A. Birmingham. “Eris,” by Robert W. Chambers. “Another Scandal,” by Cosmo Hamilton. i “Never the Twain Shall Meet,” by Peter B. Kyne. “Love and the Philosopher,” by Marie Corelli. 4 ‘The Owl’s House,” by Crpstie Garstin. These are only a few of the many books in stock. We keep a full range of the LATEST NOVELS by Favourite Authors. And whatever your taste we have something to suit you. Call in at our store any time—we shall be pleased to show you our stock. McLEOD & YOUNG, “The Academy,” QUEEN STREET :: MASTEBTON. SALE! SALE! SALE! MISS COCKERILL, Ladies and Children’s Outfitter, BANNISTER STREET, Next, J. V. Gordon, Chemist. SEE OUR WINDOW: BABY OUTFITS A SPECIALTY. NOTICE. MASTERTON-WELLINGTON CAR SERVICE. A LATEST special model 7-seater BUICK 6 will leave the Hotel Midland, Masterton, at 7.15 a.m. on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, returning same day. Car leaves H. Savage’s, Lambton Quay (opp. Occidental Hotel), on return journey at 4 p.m. Seats may be booked at Midland, Masterton, and Savage’s, Wellington. FARE: Single 13/-, Return 24/-. E. B. SMITH, Proprietor. l— IF YOU A Ax LB TROUBLE YOU or YOUB GLASSES SEEM UNOOMFOBTABLE Consult Hy. F. DEVERELL, OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, GORDON’S BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET rr MASTERTON. Entrance, Bannister street, Opposite Midland Hotel. You want a new tyre? You want a new saddle? You want a hew tube? You want a new cycle? IF YOU WANT anything at all in *• the cycle line, get it at the address below. ALL REPAIRS AND SALES GUARANTEED. L TOMLIN, Late WOOD’S CYCLE WORKS, 102 QUEEN STREET. MASTEBTON. •X'bono 1327.