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Wairarapa Daily Times, 4 July 1925, Page 1

HIS BEST YET! HiS BEST * ElAfter “The Kid'’ and “Daddy” we are entitled to expect something big. Jackie Coogan’s greatest picture is this one, and one you’ll not easily forget. TO-NIGHT ONLY! TO-NIGHT ONLY! OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT—7.4S— TO-NIGHT. Ereaks and midgets —lions and tigers acrobats and jugglers—trained horses and dogs—tightrope walkers—-lemon-ade, pop-corn, peanuts and lollies. One great laughter-maker 'that rings the bell! “CIRCUS DAYS.” “CIRCUS DAYS.” “CIRCUS DAYS.” “CIRCUS DAYS.” “CIRCUS DAYS.” “CIRCUS DAYS.” “CIRCUS DAYS.” With a great cast headed by the wonder juveniL star of the day, JACKIE COOGAN. JACKIE COOGAN JACKIE COOGAN. A stirring story and a novel theme. Heading the supports ,the hair-raiser de luxe, “THE GHOST CITY.” “THE GHOST CITY.” “THE GHOST CITY.” Plus an Attractive Minor Bill. Popular Prices! Popular Prices! IT’S COMING! IT’S COMING! The Year’s Best! Tho Year’s Best! “THIS FREEDOM.” “THIS FREEDOM.” The Picture You Must See! FOR THE FATHERLESS AND WIDOW. GRAND PICTURE AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. MONDAY, JULY Pith, 8 p.lll. QI’ERA HOUSE, MASTERTON. HALL-VAUGHAN ENTERTAINERS. SPECIAL KEMBALL PICTURES. Organised by Waipoua Lodge, 1.0.0.F., Masterton, for the benefit of the widow and seven young children of the late Brother A. T. DICKASON. Admission: 2/-, 1/-. Reserves 2/0. GREAT OPENING SALE GREAT OPENING SALE OF GENERAL DRAPERY AND GENERAL DRAPERY AND MERCERY. MERCERY. rpo CELEBRATE OUR OPENING -*• of Business in Masterton, we have decided to hold a Great Opening Sale, commencing MONDAY, JULY 6th, at 9 a.m. MONDAY, JULY 6tn, at 9 a.m. BIG DISCOUNTS ON EVERY LINE. ALL MEN’S APPAREL GREATLY" REDUCED. ; i BIG REDUCTIONS IN ALL . >s MANCHESTER GOODS. SHOP AT THE ARCADE AND SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE. H. F. DIBLEY, (Late Manager Masterton Branch Manchester Clearing House.)

DRAPER AND MERCER, “THE ARCADE” QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON... BOTTLES WANTED. "REQUIRED large quantities of A* BOTTLES: Black Wines, Whiskies, Pickles, Sauces, Vinegar, Lime Juice, etc. Send particulars to “CASH,” C/o Ch is. Haines Advertising Agency, The Dalgetv Building, Wellington. DANCE! DANCE! CHURCH OF EPIPHANY HALL. (Under auspices of Ladies’ Guild.) THURSDAY, JUILY 9th. Good Music, Floor and Supper. ADMISSION, C/6 each. Dancing at B'pVm. ST. MATTHEW’S PARISH HALL. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS DANCES. ON FRIDAY, JULY 10th„ 7.80 to 12 p.in., for children over 10 years. ON SATURDAY, .IULY 11th, 5 to 9 p.m., for Children under 10. ADMISSION: Children or Adults, 2/6 each. Tickets procurable at Mr. ,J. Henderson’s and McLeod & Young’s. Prizes have been donated by Mrs. C. Perry, Mrs.'Betts and Mrs. Major for the Best Fancy Dress (girl), _ Best Fancy Dress (boy), and Most Original Costume. REMOVAL NOTICE. HG. YATES, Registered Plumber, * wishes to notify customers and the general public that ho has REMOVED from his Queen Street Premises, and will in future carry on business from the workshop at the rear of his residence in Renall Street (just over Pownall Street). Telephone 244 L

London unlimited. Gent’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Overcoats must go out. Jeff Moody’s Great Sale.