PICTURES. s STRAND AND JjXRANKTON T HEAT RES. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT -- TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. THE FINAL SCREENING THE FINAL SCREENING Of gAILORS’ gAILORS’ :\-\;nvEs - » She sailed the ship or romance into a rasing- sea of dissipation and cut the life-lines that, bound her to her past! You’ll know ■why after you’ve seen this never to-lie-forgotten screen version of Warner Fabian’s sensational story! “ gAILORS’ -yyiVES ” “ gAILjR V " See what happen? to a beautiful girl who has only six months to live —and trie? to fill her last days with hectic revelries! Here is a. story so sensational that Hie author, dared ncyt sign bis real name; ALSO SCREENING— Popular BUCK JONES—BUCK JONES BUCK JONES—BUCK JONES In “ JJLACK “ jgLACK JACK ” See BUCK JONHS laugn In the rare or danger and death and win to victory through sheer courage. " 'gLACK JA CK " He ride? the. fastest who rides alone. But BUCK JONES rode a greater hor?e than the poet knew and carried to safety the girl or his heart. IT’S SATURDAY —: — RING 142?. IT’S SATURDAY RING 1422. JACK-IYIOT9R-CAftß. ADVANCE SHOWING Of the F. B aker ’ L t d " COLLINGVVOOD STREET. RUGBY FOOTBALL jpRANKTON RAILWAY RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. WEEK-END MATCH. Weka Street Grounds, Frankton. TRAFFIC V. LOCO. Second Round McDell Shield. Kick-oIT 3 p.m. 552
ARTS AND CRAFTS. A RTS k QRAFTS DEPOT 239 VICTORIA ST.. NORTH, HAMILTON, i Show visitors cordially Invited to inspect. | Novelties and Handicraft (roods. Every- | thing- exclusive and prices right. 517 TOILET. HISSES' (Next Strand Picture Theatre). ; Oldest Established A iQHILDREN’S IJtOIL.ET “DOOMS In thp Waikato. Phone 2078. Haircuttins- (latest styles;, Marcel Waving and j Water Waving. Facial Treatment. I Scalp Massage and Shampooing, Latest ! styles of Hair Switches and Wigs, etc... i made on the premises. A large assort j ment or Fancy Costumes, Wigs and ! Moustaches for hire. DRAPERY. TTTHITE’S Special 14. Hays’ Stuck-Reduc- * t mg Sale, at rommencement/of season; Croat savings on Winter Hoods. j O/jJIN. AVhfte Flannelettes, i/a —Sale OD Price 1/-; 1/6, Sale Price 1/3; 1/8, Sale Price 1 /6. LADIES’ Warm Fleecy Bloomers, usual price 2/11, Sale Price 2/6 —2 for 4/11. Post Free. REAL Down Quilts, double bed size, 33/-, 39/-, 50/-, 65/-, 79/ Saje Prices/, 29/6, 34/-, 45/-, 57/-„ 72/-. 1/1 1 —BO IN. White Twill Sheeting, / J--L usual price 2/6; great value.— White’s, 255 Victoria Street, Hamilton. 526 JEWELLERY. A LL gHOW y ISITORS Should not fail to see our window display Hi . of the most attractive and inexpensive RINGS, WATCHES, ETC., in the Waikato. Your visit will not be complete unless you see these. c. s. 73 VICTORIA ST. DUNNINGHAM, HAMILTON. KEENER PRICED FOOTWEAR. r>if> /n —LADIES’ Black .Satin l-bar &&/ shoes, with Spanish. Louis and • low heels.' These shoes are made by C. and J. Clark, makers or TOR brand shoes for ladies. See these early at Lowry’s Shoe Store. Hamilton North. ne /- MEN’S "Otago ’ Knee Gum* *SO/ Boots, with double thickness crepe rubber soles. These boots are guaranteed to wear. Come in and ask us about them. —Lowry’s Shoe Store, Hamilton North. 0~/1 1 LAKHES’ Warm Camel Hair SllpO/ 11 pers with turndown collars and soles. These slippers have just landed and are exceptionally good value. — LoxVry’s Shoe Hamilton North. ' FRED NURSERYMAN. TNREtr Best, Nurseryman, Hamilton East, -L exhibits at same stand for the 18th year at Waikato Winter Show. OA AAA "LAW SONIAN A S at 20/-j 30/-, 40/-, per loo.—obtainable only Trom Fred Best, Nurseryman, Hamilton East. BEST Selection or Hedge and Shelter Trees, Roses, Fruit Trees and Shrubs, etc. —Catalogues free , on application. FOOTWEAR. 1 A /“I “1 —JUST Landed, Ladles’ Black J-wt/ 11 Satin 1-Bar Shoes; better lines in stock. —F. G. Keep, Shoe Store. ID /Q —MEN’S All-Leather Workln -O/ & Roots, _leat.her lining and goo -F. G. Keep, T£n Root, Man. !Q /I 1 —LADIES’ and Gent’s Camel jO/JL JL nair Slippers, leather sole 1; ami I turn-down collars, unbeatable.—F. c,. ■ Keep. Victoria Street. V FARMERS’ Reliable Working Boots, ! uS- all prices; also- Gum Boots for hard i j wear.—F. G. Keep, near Railway Crossing. 1 LH&miltoa.
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Waikato Times, Volume 103, Issue 17412, 26 May 1928, Page 1
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