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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13877, 10 July 1919, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS She was officially dead, so that she could not very well' marry him! What was more, his wife was officially a:iye, so that he could not marry her! See this universal story TO-NIGHT. 8 o'clock—TO-NIGHT—B o'clock. PARAMOUNT TO-NIGHT, AT-8. Select Film Corporation Present ALICE BEADY ALICE BRADY ALICE BRADY In her greatest film success THE BETTER HALF. THE BETTER HALF. THE BETTER HALF. THE BETTER HALF. Six reels of super-acting. They wero twing, and in appearance wore "exactly alike —but in temperament they were exactly opposite. Ono married a good man who deserved a 1 good woman, but sho left him for a was- ' trol ,who later threw her off. Thus the 1 stago is set. Then commences the amaz- ' inp results of tho sameness of tho twins. A more unusual plot has never . been devised. Alice Brady plays a dual rolo, and achieves the greatest success of her career. Tho situations are Lhril- , ling, tho action rapid, and tho heart interest all powerful. . ' ALL FOR HER. ALL FOR HER. '• Two reels of Paramount comedy. An uproarious screaming farce. PATHE GAZETTE. __ PATHS GAZETTE. The best of all weeklies. KHYSICAL CULTURE. PAUL ORNBERG (LATE OF DENMARK) WISHES to start Classes for thy instruction of Physical Culture, should a sufficient number enrol, ladies classes on Monday -Evening and Gentlemen's, on Friday. Business people J This preeente a great opportunity to combine recreation with exercise. For particulars write at once to 7 Queen Street, Masterton. CYCLISTS.. TAKE NOTE! HP. W. WOOD, recently returned from tho Front, has opened a CCLE STQEE and EEPAIE DEPARTMENT in Queen Street, next J. L. Murray, Ltd. Tho public can rely on all goods we sell as being the best obtainable, and at reasonable prices. j T. W. Wood has been in tho Cycle i Trade for upwards of thirty years, and is a practical man. All work guaranteed . first class. Note address: WOODS' CYCLE WORKS (Next J. L. Murray, Queen Street) PHONE 1327. MASTERTON RAILWAY SOCIAL CLUB. PLAIN & FANCY DRESS BALL; TUESDAY, JULY 22nd. MUNICIPAL HALL. Prizes for Most Original Costume, Ladies and Gents. Danco commences at 8 p.m. . McKonzio's Orchestra. Prices —Doublo ticket us, Geuts 3s 6d, Extra Lady 2s. Tickets obtainable from Railway Staff and at tho door. M. T. RUSSELL, Hon. Secretary. FOR SALE. SHEEP, DAIRY, OR CATTLE FATTENING FARM. 0£»0 ACEES in the Wairarapa, large OvJO proportion rich drained swamp. Price £18 10s per acre. For full particulars apply to — G. H. PERRY AND CO. Perry Street, Masterton. BUSINESS NOTICE. 'pHE Trustees in tho Estate of the late James Elliott wish to notify tho public that Mr Fred Peterson has been appointed Manager of tho wellknown Saddlery business in Masterton, wnich will continue to bo conducted • on the same up-to-date lines as hitherto. Tho Trustees wish to thank pat-, rona for their past support, and to solicit a continuance in future. MASTERTON I TECHNICAL SCHOOL. ART CLASSES. INSTEUCTEESS: Miss C. M. Beard, of tho Clapham School of Art London. ""PHE Art Eoora is specially fitted up with casts and models, easels, donkeys, etc., for all branches of Art. The Art Course includes elementary and advanced drawing from tho casts; model drawing and painting from groap of models; drawing from life ;painting in monochrome from casts of tho figura f«nd of ornaments; painting in colours from atill life and flowers; landscape painting from naturo; painting in oils or ! wator colours; tho principles of com.'position. Fee —5s per term of 12 lessons, in advance. MONDAY.—General Drawing, 4 —G p.m. 9 THUESDAY.—Painting (or drawing) 2.30—4.30 p.m. FEIDAY. —Painting (or Drawing), 4 —6 p.m. FEIDAY.—ModeI Drawing (Light & Shade); or, by arrangement, Instruments Drawing; or, Drawing from Life, 7 —9 p.m. D. E. LESLIE, , Director! TELEPHONES— Technical School, 1487. Private Residence, 1659.