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Waikato Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2576, 25 July 1922, Page 6

lU£njspJs(l[2jyaiJ3liJ=al brieriian! HALL Attractions. Wednesday, July 26 Qsfe llm! W sm m »!L l 4 JW \\ m i s* MMSHB GIMHS’WMIQN ADDITIONAL attractions A big JEWEL COMEDY P.D.Q. And another of the interesting International News / Friday, July 28 BUCK JONES IN A ROMANCE OF STARTLING SENSATIONS Riding with Death Charles (Buck) Jones, the popular Fox star, who became famous on the screen under the old cowboy name of “ Buck” will be seen for the last time to-night in “ Riding With Death.” It is an exciting and entertaining story in pictures, and has been greatly enjoyed by lovers of fast action on the screen, IN ADDITION— A Ripping Sunshine Comedy A Funny Mutt and Jeff The Latest News in Pictures Saturday, July 29 Lome fi t u » . tvttutn'J9<inr.< ■a'u'Au c.c'xa'wtk’j ? 7 V i r- n -i 1 f! leu ft ft i £? Imidlon V'.AVvfe' '/ j» ( V - & r-.t ! BUG re a F7 “.Weat U'^Veisal <s—> SUc 4^ -v) ‘ A vSS J /« s«r4t*'fr. /*-• r?,. * ~-~ogji! tt r> V i ■4P f Supported by an up-to-the - minute Comedy and Latest Gazette HMnsnmHSi Monday, July 31 'JUST READ THIS. FIRST—- (( Man of the Forest.” BY ZANE GREY. A Massive Tale of Love and Adventure as a Seven Act Wouder Film Plav, with an All Star Cast. Produced under the personal supervision of Zane Grey. You’ll thrill to the adventures of Helen Raynor ; you 11 laugh at the antics of Milt Dale’s pet bear and mountain lion ; and when it’s over you’ll agree that there never was such a picture as We Man of the Forest. AND— Bert Lvttel IN We Misleading Ladg Prices—2s 2d, Is Id

THE BIG STORE. MOTTO—“ WE AIM TO PLEASE.’’ Genuine Clearance SALE OF Drapery and Clothing From 24th to 31st. COME AND HAVE A LOOK NO ONE PRESSED TO BUY Better Values were Never Offered you Farmers’ Auctioneering Co, CAMBRIDGE. TYRES! TYRES! TYRES! We can supply you with a good Tyre for the Bicycle or Motor Cycle at Bedrock • Prices. Space will not permit us to quote here a complete list of our Splendid Values, so we will just give you two examples and extend to you a hearty invitation to come and'see the splendid assortment at present showing in our Tyre Stand. QUALITY FIRST AT R. J. MEL VILLE’S Duke street Cambridge. Prams! The famous N,Z. Reed Loom Seagrass Pram, with foot brake, AT LESS THAN CITY PRICES. Cash or Terms Arranged. Sewing Machines. New and Second-hand. Also Parts, Needles and Oil. Any make of machine repaired BEST MAKES PIANOS , VIOLINS and GRAMOPHONES on Show. Music Tried Over. A Good Selection of Rubber and Other Toys. General Stationery BIG REDUCTIONS IN SCHOOL AND LADIES’ BAOS AND FANCY GOODS. W. WHITE , VICTORIA STREET, CAMBRIDGE. Phone 195.

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