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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 302, 10 September 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY TTIMPItESS. TO-NIGHT t TO-DAY JCiMl'llliSS. TO-NIUIIT JAt (lie Popular Theatre, S A World Drama, "THE THAP." T 'THE THAI'." i "THE TKAP." a j "THE TKAP." Featuring i .ALICE BKADY More beautiful, ALICE BKADY more attractive, ALICT BKADY better dressed ■ ALICE BRAD!!' than ever. "THE TKAP." "THE THAP." "THE TKAP." j "THE THAP." A Strong Story of tho Innocence of a Young Girl, and' the Danger she faced ALONE AGAINST TIIE WOKLD! A Play of Heal Life. — S Come Early or 'Phone 3112 for feats. Good Music. Same Old Prices. KING'S. I N G ' S. The Startling Picture Sensation And Great' Detective Drama, "THE MISSING BANK NOTES," 1 "THE MISSING BANK NOTES, o Featuring the Wonderful Quartet of Film Stars. J BOBBY BARRON, NOMA TALMADGB, CONSTANCE TALMADGE, ELMER CLIFTON, Rapid Action. Intense Situations. Clever Acting.. And a Real Good Story. SPLENDID SUPPORTS. BEST MUSIC. Ring 3H3 for Seats. UTIVERYBODY'S. XUVERYBODY'S. TO-DAY! • TO-NIGHT! ' A. Splendid Selection, "HIS OWN PEOPLE," "HIS OWN PEOPLE," A Heal Irish Story with. True Irish Characters. lIARRY MOREY and GLADYS LESLIE , Final Episode "MYSTERY DOUBLE CROSS." "OVER NIAGARA FALLS," I Beautiful Scenic. PATIIE GAZETTE. Ring .50 for scats. , BRIEF RETIJR-N VISIT, ' FAREWELL To Will and liob. Thomas's ENGLISH PIERROTS ENGLISH: PIERROTS At the rpOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. Commencing SATURDAY NEXT. Box Plan at Bristol opens to-morrow. ! PRICES: 35,, lis., Is. COUNTRY TOUR: • - MASTERTON—To-night and to-morrow. , LOWER. HUTT—Thursday. Representative, VICTOR BECK'. MEETINGS. ' WELLINGTON ACCOUNTANT STUDENT'S' SOCIETY. A LECTURE will be delivered at Accountants' Chambers, 39 Johnston Street, on -WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, SEPTEMBER 11, at 8 o'clockprompt, bv Mr, B. E. Murphy, M.A., LL.B., B.C'om., F.R.E.S. (Lecturer in Economics, Victoria College), under tho t '"AN £ IMPORTANT ECONOMIC THEORY CONSIDERED HIS-TORICALLY-CAPITAL ISM." Members of the N.Z. Society of Accountants and Incorporated Institute ot Accountants are invited to attend the above Lecture. ' F. H. BASS, A .I.AM., Hon. Secretary.

In the "Sunday Times" appears an interesting item from the Amsterdam correspondent regarding a Berlin hank manager who was summoned for having illicitly purchased two pounds of butter. The accused was described ns a veritable giant, about eiglifc feet high and weighing over seventeen stone. He was lined £3, although medical testimony was produced to prove that he could not subsist on the rations allowed. As.lie left the Court tho man remar!?ed that to .avoid death by starvation he must face perpetual prosecution. Recent yearsj said Mr. I<\ Miluer, M.A., during his address at the Town Hall iast evenjng, had seen a great reduction in the use of alcohol in all modern hospitals. The experience of the London Temperance Hospital, which was established in the 'seventies —that it had a lower rate of mortality than the majority of hospitals in spite of the fact that it did not use alcohol at all— was .proof conclusive that the value of the drug had been over-rated. And the evidence against the value of alcohol as a medicine" was accumulating all the time. It was admitted that alcoliol was one of the great predisposing causes to venereal disease. Sir Victor Horsley had declared that nine-tenths of the eases that occurred in the Army were the direct result of drink. CONSTP'ATION AND WEAK DIGESTIVE POWERS MA V I!K EASILY "RELIEVED BY CLEMENTS TONIC. If you sudor from poor digestion, and cannot enjoy a meai, if your appetite is so poor thai ynu ,-lmn Sood, you should try Clements Tonic. It is recognised everywhere as the li.edicine tlint makes a poor appetite a good one. It strengthens the stomach, .-.ml puts tho human system in order. H U a medicine . tested by- time, and thousands of people all over Australia testify to it. All chemists and stores sell it everywhere.— Advt. ... J"