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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 50, 22 November 1919, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. ! WHY DID THEY FEAR HIM? Because die rode hard and shot sliraight—because to him womanhood wis sacred, and lie backed honour with two big black guns. WILLIAM FOX Presents WILLIAM FARNUSI ... as LASSITER THE AYENGEK, IN A PICTURISAT'ION OF ZANE GREY'S FAMOUS NOVEL, RIDERS OP THE PURPLE SAGE, A STORY OF LOVE, MYSTERY AND ADVENTURE IN THE GREAT SOUTII- , WEST. QUEEN'S THEATRE. THIS AFTERNOON, TO-NIGHT, AND ALL NEXT'WEEK. SPLENDJD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, including (by Special Arrangement with N.Z. Public Health Dept.), "DR. WISE ON INFLUENZA," . Showing itj Origin, Progress, and Effect. "RIDERS OF- THE PURPLE SAGE" will be shown at 3.15 and 8.15 p.m. daily. Saturday Night Prices: Dress Circle, Is. Gd.; Stalls, Is, (plus tax). Reserves Gd. extra. Come early to avoid or Book your Seats, 'Phone 3*J55.

npOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. A OWN HALL. TOWN HALL. FROM DECEMBER -1 TO 10. CHAUTAUQUA. CHAUTAUQUA. CHAUTAUQUA. CHAUTAUQUA. CHAUTAUQUA. CHAUTAUQUA. CHAUTAUQUA. CHAUTAUQUA, NEW SPEAKERS! ■' NEW SINGERS! NEW. ENTERTAINERS! Chautauqua. DR. ARTHUR D. CARChautauqua.- " PENTER, Chautauqua. Astronomer & Scientist. Chautauqua. FMWICK NEWALL, Chautauqua. Famous New York Tenor. Chautauqua. JUDGE GEO. D.' ALDEN, Chautauqua, of Supreme Court (Mass.). Chautauqua. LYRIC MALE QUARTET, Chautauqua. New Zqaland's Best. Chautauqua. ZEDELER SYMPHONIC Chautauqua. QUARTET, Cliautauqua. From Stockholm, Chautauqua, MISS HELEN PORTUNE, Chautauqua. Soprano Soloist. Chautauqua. DR. CAROLINE GEISEL, Cliautauqua. Health Specialist. ■ A MORAL, INTELLECTUAL, AND EDUCATIONAL UPIFT! . Don't Forget tho Datorr- : I . DECEMBER-1 to 10, at the TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. Bands. A N D S. N.Z. NATIVES' ASSOCIATION AT ISLAND BAY.' TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 3 P.M. WELLINGTON PATRIOTIC SOCIETY AT BOTANICAL GARDENS. TOJSIOEKOW (SUNDAY) AT 3 P.M. BUSINESS NOTICES. BEf™rTHAN EVER! ~ pEARS'- ANNUAL FOR 1919. 2s. WORTH OF GOOD THINGS! THREE BEAUTIFUL PRESENTATION : ' PLATES. Remarkable Reproductions from the Brush of Famous Artists. C. Read, Henry Rylandj arid the ■ Immortal Gainsborough. • ALSO A MAGNIFICENT BOOK PRINTED'IN COLOURS. CLEVER 'STORIES.-' CLEVER PICTUR.ES. 01, EVER ARTICLES.' AMUSEMENT FOR- ALL. Now that t'io war is over, let Xmas, 1919, be like one of the good old-fashion-ed kind. Order Pears' Annual To-day from your Newsagent. Wholesale Agents—Gordon and : Gptch. ■ • • ' NOW OPEN Af 4 WILLIS STREET, THE EDISON . , SHOP, .. HE EDISON SHOP, For Exclusive Sale of EDISON GOODS. "Perfection in Re-Creation of Music." Large Stocks of Records by LEADING ■' ARTISTS and POPULAR, ' FAVOURITES'. HARRY PHIPPS, Mtuiager. — BARLING , PIPES. — — BARLING PIPES. — •— BARLING PIPES. — TSTE are flow Showing a Selec- ' * tion of these Pipes, which in point of Excellence are selfspeaking. G. 4 C. ALDQUS, Tobacconists, 206 Lambton Quay. FURNITURE AT q PRICE to please and a QUALITY that you will admire. THE VICTORY FURNISHING 1 CO., ' 88 Vivian Street, Wellington (2 doors from S.A, Citadel). QILK! SILK! ' SILK! Jnst arrived largo quantity. All new shades. Also large stock Shantung Silk. Highest quality, lowest prices. D. J. KWOIN AND CO., Importers of Silk, China, and Glassware, 40 Courtenay Place.; ; BEFORE YOUR HOLIDAY HAVE your' feet generally treated and corns painlessly extracted by a Chiropodist. Consultation free between 10 a.m. nnd 4.30 p.m. MASSAGE AQUARIUS, ■ - • ' King's Chambers,-.Willis Street. Take' Lift. 'Phono 3525 —W. Cowlishaw. .MRS, RUSSELL, Milliner (Late of-Auckland), TTTAR removed from Lambton Quay to ■O. 'Courtenay, Place, in premises recently occupied by The Corner Lounge, Courtenay Place. . WALLPAPERS. 7WTEW Consignments of the very latest in .Wallpapers and Friezes, just arrived. Specially Selected by Mr. Wells in America. T. A. WELLS, 'Phone 883. 145 a Manners Street. E. S. BAYLEY, SURGEON DENTIST, HAS taken ovor tho - Practice lately carried ou by Mr. L. Levien, and may bo Consulted AT HIS ROOMS, 2i6 Lambton Quay (opposite Kirkcaldie s). Telephone 980. . npilE BEST NEWS YET FOR BAD I LEGS Varicose. Ulcers, and Kindred Complaints. "Varex Method" of treatment has never failed when properly appliod. No need to lay up. Write for particu--IWB' ERNEST HF/ALEY, Chemist, Foiton, 'Phone 29,

WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. OLD BOYS' DAY will be Iheld on tho COLLEGE GROUNDS on MONDAY, DECEMBER 1 (St. Andrew's Day), commencing' at 10 a.m. Cricket (4 elevens), Tennis, Swimming, Running, and Shooting Matches. Old Boys'desiring' to participate slhouki communicate immediately with the Hon. Secretary, P.O. Box 710, Welli"Rton. SMOKE CONCERT at 7.45 o'clock same evening, at DUSTIN'S (late Godber's), Cuba Street. Tickets, ss. for each function, obtainable from any member of tho committee. W. W. COOK, Hon. Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. JEYES' FLUID CASE. THE attention of ths Public is drawn . to the fact that at a recent trial in Wellington bottles were produced in Court marked "Jeyes' Fluid," which Professor Ensterfield and Mr. S. J. L. Hewitt, Manufacturing Chemist, of Christchureh, after enreful analysis, swore contained a liquid other than "Jeyes' Fluid," and that similar bottles were sent to Jeyos' Sanitary Compounds Co. Ltd., England, and that the Company has sent out a sworn affidavit to the effect that the liquid they contained was not Jeyes' Fluid. The Public are therefore warned that spurious imitations of Jeyes' Fluid have been in circulation, and that no genuine Jeyes* Fluid is bottled in New Zealand. Further prosecutions are pending. A. C. NOTTINGHAM, Attorney for Jeyes' Sanitary Compounds Co. Ltd. | WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, LTD. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS AND OTHERS. ALTERATION OF OFFICE HOURS. /"<AS CONSUMERS and others are V notified that until tho END OF FEBRUARY the followiug Offico Hours will be observed :— MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS (inclusive)—r 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. SATURDAYS—B.3O a.m. to 12.0 noon. Telephone Messages taken every day before and after' office l ours. J. H. HELLIWELL, Secretary. ROLL OF HONOUR. PETONE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. A FINAL APPEAL is being made by tilie Petone District High School Committee for the names of all young men .who served their Kiiig_ rind Country during tha great War, and who were educated at the Petone District High School. J.KYLE, Hon. Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. A TALK WITH A MESSAGE TO WOMEN WHO VALUE HEALTH AS THE BASIS OF'EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS; ' Subject: "Health Cornea Through Increased Recuperative Power." Commonsepse, backed by 30-years' curative facts, established throughqut the entiro English-speaking world. No FADS or FANCIES, but sound, dependable REASONABLENESS, simple and scienti.fic. instructive and appealing. These Talks will bo given by special request during this month, and offer a valuable opportunity to those interested in Women's Wslfaro, Helpfulness, and Progress, by MISS PITTARD, who cordially "invites Progressive Thinking Women to attend each Monday at the Viavi Rooms, 826 Lambton Quay, Wellington. Inquiries by letter or call find pleasing attention; there are no fees or dues. HERE IT IS! JUST arrived, a further large slhij}ment of Scotch Granites, all colours, oj'ected in any" part of Dominion. Call and inspect. T. G. HOAR AND SONS, Monumental Works, Mastorton. Box 112. 1 'Phone 1273. TJADFORD'S for Furniture! best value in town; good assortment of Carpets, Linos., Runners, Crockery, Ironmongery, etc. Inspection invited. RADFORD AND CO., Complete House Furnishers, 43 and 45 Manners Street. BEST QUALITY AND VARIETY Of CREPE-DE-CHINE BLOUSES, from " 275. Gd., at MISS OLIVER, Millinery Specialist, 90 Manners St. CARTER AND CO., Cuba Street, Wei; lington, hold splendid Stocks of Novelties in H&se, Gloves, Ribbons, and Fancy Drapery, Lovely Floral Voiles and Plain Voiles, Blouses and Showroom Goods. ■ North British solid band TYRES are tyres with the lasting tread! For wearnbility they have no equal. Agont—W. Arnold, Taranaki Street. WALKING becomes much onsior when you wear WOOD-MIT,NE Rubber Heels! They give buoyancy and last longer than leather: Muko certain you buy Wood-Milne's-ASTROLOGY, Answers important questions. Time, writing, birth dato required, Order, 2s. Od. "Astro," Box 47, To Aro. TF vou could see CLINCHER CROSS 1 TYKES miulo you would know why tliev wear so long and cover so muny miles without showing signs of wear! Ask vour dealer! WAN'BBD Known-riot Air, Electric, Vapour, and Light Rny Baths. "Healthatorium," Lyall Boy, 'Phono 12419, 2 rings.