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Levin Daily Chronicle, 29 June 1918, Page 3

FRIDAY NEXT. Though the outlook may be black Carry oil! Don't lot people think you slack, Carry 011! Moaning' flon't make things look brighter; Show the world that you're a fi- „ gliter, , ]Sot a cringing ne'er-do-well. Carry on! —The Captain of the Greyhorse Troop. Best of All. And SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA TO NIGHT Bid FAREWELL PERFORMANCE : QUALITY Pictures present MABEL TAGLIAFERRO in THE BARRICADE MONDAY BESSIE BARRISCALE in The BAWBS of BLUE ; RIDGE The mou'ntain girl in a rustic woodland air and-Aunt Sallie gives her a few smackings. ALSO— The Iron Claw Who is tlie Laughing Mask ? TUESDAY ..The greatest of all photoplays— Four Steps in a U-Boat. A German Submarine, and. the end is the sea-pirates' destruction. EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS. A film that set England talking. Also ENID BENNET in THE GIRL GLORY SIX PARTS. The Wedding March—The Pious People—The old man she adored. WEDNESDAY PERFECTION PICTURES present that great and glorious story from Howard Mclvent Barnes Great Novel— The LITTLE SHEPHERD Of BARGAIN ROW The picturisation of this lovely story has been brought forward in a manner which will appeal to all mothers and fathers who liave daughters away from their own homes. The pitfalls, the struggle for a mere existence, the lesson these things bring out when they have been thrown on their own.resources with no mother to sympathise with tlieni, but only strangers--— here we find a brave young waman who fights and conquers both 'poverty mid vice and ireg'ains the height of purity and success. Do Children Count? FOLLOW THE CROWD. THE FUNEItAL of the late Thomas Ashlin Hands will leave the house, Durham street., on" Sunday, June 30, at 2.30 p.m. J. HARVEY AND CO., Undertakers. HOIiuWHENUA LODGE, No. 12, U.A.O.D. A/I EMBERS of the above Lodge are requested to attend the funeral of the late Bro. T. A. Harris, which will leave his late residence, Durham street, at 2.30 p.m. oil Sunday, June 30. J. F. YOUaG, Secretary. ~ ST. MAUI' S CIIURCH. ~ VICARAGE REPAIRS. A SPECI AL MEETING will be held in connection with the above on FRIDAY, July 5, 1918, at 8 p.m. All Church people are URGENTLY asked to attend. UT." MARY'S VESTRY ~hmte tenders for painting, gaperhanging and alterations to Vicarage. For particulars apply to Howard J. Jones, District High School. Tenders close Saturday, July G, 1918. Tenders are invited to-day for extensive alterations and renovation of St. Mary's Vicarage. All particulars can be obtained from. Mr H. J. Jones, at the District Higli School. A USTIIALIAN Snowflake Potatoes, 15s bag; Lily Calf Meal, 501b bag, 12s 6d. T. BROOME, Levin and Weraroa. PRIVATE BOARD and lodging required by business .man. Apply by letter Box 12, Le-' vin Post Office. rriUCKER'S BAKING POWDER, Is 4d; Beaver Baking Powder, Is 5d • Rolled Oats, le sd; Monarch cocoa, 41b tin, lid; Club Coffee, 2s; 71b tins jam, 3s fid. T. BROOME, Levin and Weraroa. TA/'ANTED. —A girl to assist in tlie house; hours 9 to 6. Apply Mrs F. W. Jones. Grey Phillips, COMMISSION AGENT & LICENSED INTERPRETER, AX/TSHES to inform his clients * " and the public generally thai he lias secured offices in Garland's Buildings, Oxford street, (over Mrs Hugh Hall's, tobacconist). Crude wen.' tlio drugs and clinic wayf= In what are called the "good old days'' Kor science tlion was at its birth, And what it cnnsilit wnn little wortli. Tliev knew no anaesthetics then. Xur means of stoning oxygen; And u'hat was just as sad ,be sure, I Tlie.y had no Woods' Great Pepperj mint Oure.