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Waikato Independent, Volume XX, Issue 2275, 3 July 1920, Page 6

x.m W> .;ii® s,yHii[?,[y2(yH[y^ i ~*rii^^3uani^ara=2nanEni TO-NIGHT. ts« »> auguayH njqnjcruEpjp Sanjanjarfl a^anenfen! JlkU =*3 «- I- t I -ERNEST 'TRUEX and LOUISE HUFF co-starring l-Oli! You.'Women. What of the women who are seeking new fields of activity ? What of returning soldiers who are .finding women in their jobs ? “Oh ! You Women!” goes straight to the heart of these timely questions. Hot with preachments, but with gales of rich fun and rich comedy. Matinee- 2.30. MONO A/, July S. j Wednesday, July V Great <ii4, Great Football Night In aid of City Football Club. DOROTHY GISH in a story brimful of Romance, Thrills and Delightful Fun, “ Boots. 99 A PARAMOUNT PICTURE In which Dorothy disturbs a real live Bolshevist plot. You really must see her. See that you get your tick t , beforehand, we are going to be packed to the door. ANOTHER CONSTANCE TALMADGE SAUCY SOUPCON, “ A Lady’s Name You know you can’t afford to miss any of her pictures, and this is a ring-tailed snorter. SHE ADVERTISED FOR A HUSBAND—she had a perfectly good fiance, but she advertised all the same. SEE WHAT HAPPENED WHEN THE APPLICANTS CAME ROLLING UP. She made her pick, and her young man was annoyed, Special Notice -We have another Post Nature Scenic, entitled RAINDROP® These Nature Studies are the Finest ever Filmed. FRIDAY July 9 HOW IS THIS FOR A NIGHT’S , PROGRAMME. PICTURES 8 VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF MISS WENDY DALE AND ‘ DIGGER” ALPHONSE, Smart Frooking, Lightning Changes, and Musical Monologue Artists. ALSO WILLIAM FOX presents PEGGY HYLAND in “The Rebellious Bride." A Comedy picturing life and romance in the Ozark mountains, and the oddest marriage a girl ever contracted. Aviation, gun play, hide-and-seek in a cave, dodging a posse, —all in a fine, funny mix-up. a william fox production. MADLAINE TRAVERSE in ' Gambling in Souls. Story of how a woman ruined a man. who drove her husband to suicide. She stakes her fate on the spin of a wheel; bets self against a for-, tune. OS Lie m anl PRlCES— Reserves 2s Id, The Ballance Is Id. aru snj3UyiJH flaEaiflanl

W& £2OO .WILL SECURE ) THIS LOVELY p /w ■•■. . HOME. | wi 7 V Bungalow. on facre section, 5 rooms •pis'.-- M A ;• bathroom, scullery, hot and cold water wardrobes built'in, wash, . house, copand tubs set in,'motor shed, fowl fgood orchard, 15 minutes from s- f 'i \ town. ;; >V: ' J>: y PRICE—£I4OO. -ThiMs, a lovely 'home, practically w^^o-don’t miss it. BEOS. LAND- AGENTS. > ’ ' ITOEIA STREET. Phone 247. ’’ARMS ‘ 1385 adres ■■ freehold, near Cambridge, 21 "paddocks, easy and rolling country, |950 acres in good English grass, 30 .turnips,- ±IOO acres ploughable, pw carrying- 1000 sheep and 170 head ittlej 6 rooms, - outbuildings, Price £ll per, acre; *£3ooo cash, 5 years. ' acres, : flat dairy farm, all in paddocks; house 5 rooms, good cowshed, near Cambridge, acre; cash £ISOO,- balance igcd- , / , - ' ■. ..ei'GS—Spccial Bargain—dried „Ik area, hear Cambridge, first-class milking 30 cows, 2 acres swedes, acre maize, new "7 roomed house, hv "d p. -water and every convenience, QilKing machine, close to rail, crcamLry, dried milk, and, cheese factory. price £9O per acre; deposit £1250, bal....:ss!per cepi,. ? . • , Houses, Sections, etc., in all parts of Town and District. " |‘Pull part.icula.rs. . QLLAED AND • gTOPFOED |AND AGENTS CAMBRIDGE ’Phone 82. Two bargains No. li—Good house, (i large rooms, hjacre coi]ner sec.; must be sold; ov/nor ’■leaving the district'. £.1400; only £6OO cash required, No, 2.-—Five roomed bouse, gas, bath room, copper and tubes, half aero sec--'tion (level), close to Queen Street; can be made attractive place. Price £050; I cqsh £30,0. A snip. QLLAED AND gTOPFOED LAND AGENTS' i«> , CAMBRIDGE ’HE MEAT TO EAT JUICY JOINTS, LUSCIOUS ROASTS TASTY, CHOPS, SPICY . SAUSAGES. AH' most bo obtained from F. A. GRIMES IiVIOTOiaA ST, ‘PHONE 70 _ NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. [|d.> Stubbing, Licensed Surveyor, of Bambridgo, begs to inform* Ms clients |h|t he bas been fortunate in securing ■lHscryices of Mr it. A. Simcock (a |ho(jughly qualified assistant) to aspfeni Ms' business: While thanking their patience during dethrough bad health in the now asspro 'them that with aftgtttyaUe - services all work bo Idwriei out [JatchTv-' A’, ■