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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 298, 5 September 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. j KING'S. 1' N G ' S. TO-DAY! TO-NTGIIT! '■.Tho Great Triangle Flay, "AN HEIRESS FOB A DAT," "AN HEffiESS FOlt A DAY," f Featuring Brilliant OLTVE THOMAS, Wlin as the Beautiful Litllc Manicurist ( captivates tho Young Millionaire, but as the Heiress almost loses him. Also showing, THE DISHONEST BURGLAR (comedy). ABBEYS OF ENGLAND (scenic). I'ATHE GAZETTE. Ring ,1113 for Seals. EVERYBODY'S. VEItYBODY'S. Continuously from 11 a.m. The Bathe Feature Drama, "UNDER FALSE COLOURS" . ) "UNDER FALSE COLOURS" FREDERICK WARDE And JEANNE EAGLES. A Stirring Drama of International Intrigue, which unfolds itself among New York High Society. 1-ttli Chapter of "THE MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE CROSS," Entitled "THE HIDDEN BRAND." TOPICAL GAZETTE. Ring 50 for Seats. TO-DAY TiIMPKESS. TO-NIGHT TO-DAY -II'MPIIESS. TO-NIGHT A World Drama, "THE PURPLE LILY," "THE PURPLE LILY,"' A Storr of the "North Woods" and City * Life. Commencing Saturday, ALICE BRADY iu "THE TRAP.'' 'Phone .IU2 for Seals. SALVATION ARMY CITADEL, Vivian Street. SPRING FAIR. CONTINUED. Grand Programme To-niglit, 7.45, by Rev. Archibald Hunt and Party. QAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY, P CHURCH, £■ INSTITUTE. CONCERT, TO-NIGHT (Thursday). MRS. E. MEIEK AND PARTY. MKETWGS. .. ORIENTAL FOOTBALL CLUB. A- SPECIAL MEETING of Members and Playing Members of the abovo Club will be held THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING at -7.110 o'clock, at" Perry's, Tobaccouist, 'Manners Street. ; Business: To Consider Action of Rugby Union re Introduction of New Eules. ' J. POULTER. Secretary.

WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION: SELECTED Players and Emergencies for the Mutch against Auckland, to lie played on SATURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 7, are urgently requested to attend the Ponekc Club's Gymnasium at Ilataitai, at 7,30 o'clock TO-NIGHT (Thursday). T. H. JONES, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. DENHARD BREAD. THE IDEAL BREAD FOR EVERY SPREAD. ON AND AFTER SATURDAY NEXT (SEPTEMBER 7) and until further notice, the following prices will rule for DENIIARD BREAD;- • For Private Delivery, 5!- net. To Hotels, Restaurants,- etc., 5d., less . 2} per ccnt. For salo over Retailers' Counters, sd. cash. Ask your Grocer for DENHARD >. BREAD. O — DENHARD AUTOMATIC BAKING CO., LTD., ' 101 Adclaido Road: ■'Phono 362. PRICE OF BREAD. KELLOW BREAD. NEW ZEALAND. AUTOMATIC BAKERIES, LIMITED, HAVING received' .complaints from their Clients that it is impossible to send to the Factory, so that tlioy can get the benefit of the sd. LOAF, beg to advise that it' is their intention from SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, to create ALL SHOPS faking KELLOW BREAD into DEPOTS. All Bread will be SOLD over COUNTER at sd. PER LOAF Net Cash.

_ The fact that total prohibition of tho liquor traffic tends to increase production and makes for general efficiency has been well illustrated by tho two neighbouring American States of Missouri and Kansas. The former has twice the population of tho latter and has all tho natural advantages of market facilities, mineral doposits. forests, and agricultural lands, yet tho assessed valuation of Kansas is nearly six times that of Missouri. Practically every town in Kansas owns ils electric light plant, waterworks, and sewer system, while many Missouri towns of from 4000 to 5000 people havo neither paved streets, waterworks, nor electric systems. In .a statement made in 1915 by the Governor of Kansas, reviewing the previous year, ho stated that of tho 105 counties 48' had not sent a prisoner to tho jail, and 87 had not contributed aiiy ( patients to the asylums. More than a dozen counties had not called a jury in ten years to try a criminal ease. Surely this is worth striving for in New Zealand. Be sure you sign the right Petition! Look carefully, or you. may bo induced lo support a proposal askine for nationalisation of the "Drink Traffic with all its attendant evils. The Alliance Monster Petition is I lie ; one that every patriotic citizen nlmuld support. Sign it and no other.—Advt..:-

The run is on "NO 11UBBING" Laundry Help, "GOLDEN JiULE" Soap, and "GOLDEN RULE" .Ciindles; Mrs. L, Reed, Taraw\ki Street.—Advt.