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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXVII, Issue 9205, 5 April 1938, Page 3

Amusements. MINERS’ THEATRE Direction: George Calder TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW If you laughed when “Mr Deeds” l went to town, you’ll howl when MR DODD TAKES THE AIR MR DODD TAKES THE AIR with KENNY BAKER, ALICE BRADY. GERTRUDE MICHAEL (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Everybody’s singing Kenny’s big hits, “Remember Me,” “Am I in Love,” and “The Girl You Used to Be” I TIP-TOP SUPPORTS, including THREE COLOURED Featurettes, Pictorial Review with Colour sequence, Fox News, etc. ALL TOO GOOD TO MISS! Reserves at Mrs Lamplugh’s Confectionery Shop, Rosemont Road THURSDAY and FRIDAY SMITH BALLEW Radio’s greatest singing cowboy, as a fighting, loving son of the plains! in HAROLD BELL WRIGHT’S mighty story of trail-blazing adventure WESTERN GOLD WESTERN GOLD with HEATHER ANGEL, BEN ALEXANDER (Approved for Universal Exhibition) The gold must go through! Those were his orders from President Lincoln —and he blazed a trail through bandit-ridden mountain passes to the tune of whining bullets! On FRIDAY, Episode 2, “JUNGLE JIM” Supports include MICKEY MOUSE Cartoon in COLOUR, “MICKEY’S ELEPHANT” Tailors

SUITS SUITS gUITS COSTUMES COSTUMES COMTUMES Many customers are agreeably surprised at the extensive variety submitted in the many shades of material. Some of the finest cloths manufactured are here —and a few snips also—bought to advantage and sold low. Treat yourself by ordering clothes from Clem Burt. The making up is second to none in N.Z. For Suits which last and give unstinted pleasure, call on CLEMENT BURT, Wailii’s High-Class Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailor.

The whirligig of Time brings many changes in our social life. Fifty years ago our old friend “Mr Punch,” in his humorous way, wrote. “The ideal wife Is one who allows smoking all over the house.” In that day smoking was tabooed by most wives and if hubby wanted a whift he usually had to seek the seclusion of the summer-house or the coal cellar. But most wives smoke them' selves now and would bo simply lost without their cigarettes! Yes, wo are living at a faster pace than they did in Victorian days, and the “weed’ ’is more appreciated than ever before —especially if its “toasted,” with its beautiful flavour and rare fragrance. There’s no “bite” in “toasted.” Toasting takes it clean out, and the tobacco, is left as pure sweet, mellow, cool and -eomforting as it is possible to make it. Once you change over to Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold or Desert Gold, you’ll never be content with ordinary tobaccos. “Toasted” makes friends—and keeps them! *