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AMUSEMENTS. IJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Fullers' Theatres and Vaudeville, Ltd. MUUTLY, at S. SATURDAY, 2.30. PULLERS' REFINED VAUDEVILLE. A GRAND NOVELTY PROGRAMME OF SL'I'EHJj VAUDEVILLE FEATURES' AND ACTS. Headed by HARRINGTON REYNOLDS ■ HARRINGTON REYNOLDS (Fathor Kelly of "The Rosary"), And his specially-selected company in • aa Act from real life, entitled "THE BURGLAR." An unparalleled success achieved by, MR. GEO. D'ALMA The Gold. Ml!. GEO. D'ALMA. Banjo Boy. THE LITTLE JOHNS 1 THE LITTLEJOHNS ' The Diamond Jugglers. A Brilliant Act. . A EMIT AGE AND HINE Tho immensely popular Comedy Duo, MISS HILDA FELSTJSU la her inimitable pianologues.. LYDIA CARNIi. BROWN AND SORLIB BROWN AND SOIiLIE In Ethiopian eccentricities. Lust Three Nights of BELLE AND BETTY THE NEAPOLITANS, Duettists. • MR. FRED MAGUIRE, Baritone. Prices—2s., Is. 6d., and Is. Booking at Tho .Bristol Piano Co. (Cd. extra). Doors 7.18. - EVERYBODY'S. " A supremo dramatic masterpiece realism of workaday lift. JESSE L. LASKEY America's Premier Producer, prosents Tho "Darling of the Photoplay Gods," In of Margery Huntlev, a Red Cross-Nurse, " In STOLEN GOODS, *• STOLEN GOODS, STOLEN GOODS, STOLEN GOODS. A story which will be followed with close interest on account of its wondrous heart interest. Vivid scenes in the FrancoGerman war zone. MAGNIFICENT, ENTHR ALLING DRAMA. 9t.li REINFORCEMENTS LEAVE. Oth REINFORCEMENTS LEAVE. The Lads in' Khaki, leaving to fight for King and Country. WELCOME TO BOHEMIA, A Splendid Vitagraph Comedy. GRAPHIC (Topical). GENOA (Scenic). Tea served free at the Day Sessions to Dress Circle patrons. Prices—Day Sessions: Stalls, 3d.; Dress Circle, 6d.; Nighi -Sessions- Usual Prices. IJfflE ICING'S. ' NEXT WEEK! LEWI'S WALLER in ... "BRIGADIER GERARD." MUSIC MADE EASY. ' WHY waste years learning? When the "COLBIll" system teaches you to play the latest songs, two-steps, and all classes of music in 10 to 20 lessons, savestime, money, and drudgery No scales, no special mufiie. Plenty of local references. Testimonials can be seen from all parts. Don't keep your piano idle. Interviews any time. Call for all particular, Birley's College of Music, s ßoulcott Street (Chambers), first floor up. BALLROOM DANCING. MHS. H. B.' MASON, Private and Class •!»-«- Tuition: nrofieiency ensured in SIX PRIVATE LESSONS. Address 86 GHUZNEE STREET, Near St. Peter's Church, , IJVHE KlNCro.' - - NEST WEEK. LEWIS WALLER in "JBRIGADIER GERARD." ' BRICE'S T UNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS, U BRANDON STREET, next to ' Kirkcaklie and Stains. If you want a good Fish or Meat Tea. 5 to 7.30, try Brice's.

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I ' BRITISH MADE ■' .UNDERCLOTHING. 1 With this shipment of British made Underclothing we are delisted. ,t The taste displayed in the trimming of the Nights, Chemises, Knickers, { and Camisoles, is excellent, wliile tne prices are the West joS&ble for J" such dependable gods. ! 38 DOZEN CAMISOLES. Daintily trimmed with Lace, Embroidery, and Ribbons, at 2s. 6d., 2s. lid., 3d. 6d., 3s. lid., 4s. 11cJ., and 6s. lid. CHEMISES, NICHTS, KNICKERS. \ i The smartest and cheapest Underclothing ever shown in the City. Made s I of Fine Lawn and Longcioths. . ,i UNDERVEGTS. i A splendid stock of Woven Undervests, fancy V shape neck, all wool, a' j silk and wool, silk pleated, etc. From 2S. 11d. to 7S. lid. American Woven Cotton Vests, very large sire. ■ - 16. 3d., IS. 6d., 18. 6d„ and Is. lid. Maids', is. | CjjllJElKEiE BROS. | WILLIS STREET.