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Levin Daily Chronicle, 2 July 1918, Page 3

1 Everybody's Pictures. C . ' The Quality Movie House.' WEDNESDAY PARAMOUNT presents EDNi GOODRICH iir The HOUSE Of LIES The story of two scheming avai icious women and a noble triumphant love. "THE HOUSE OF LIES" Supported by A Screaming Comedy. GAZETTES, SCENICS, CARTOONS. • KEEP THIS DATEFRIDAY NEXff. WILLIAM FOX presents exquisite JUNE CAPRICE with HARRY HILLIARD and Little JANE LEE in PATSY A most wonderful and beautiful tale of thrills and adventures. It's a. big pictures at the usual prices—Adults Is, children Gd. Pack lip your troubles in' your old kit bag and Smile, Smile, Smile, a tEverybody's on Friday night next. Is the picture. June CAPRICE is the leading artist, assisted by little JANE LEE, the child that gets the big Laughs. C ::iing Saturday— "The Circus of Life." os.. i "iniimnmiiii—— KING'S THEATRE. THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 4th. qEND-OFF to Messrs R. Ryder, G. Milnes, A. Prouse, S. Mudgway, A. Scott, B. Dinnan. Good music and good floor. W. BROUGHTON, Hon. Secretary. PLAIN AND FANCY !ESS BALL. A plain and fancy dress ball - ■ will beh eld in the Hall, Oliau, on Wednesday, July 10th. Ladies, Is fid; Gent-.s, 2s Gd. L. ARCUS, Secretary. "IDEAL THOUGHT Series.— "My Desire," R. L. Stevenson; "A Footpath to Peace," Henry van Dyke; • "Duty," by Phillips Brooks; 2s 3d each. F. W. JONES, Bookseller, Levin "jVfUSIC! MUSIC! All the la-' test songs, "Over There," "What do you want to make those eyes at me for?" etc. Music not in stock can be procured at the shortest notice. Chas. Begg and Co.'s music agent. R. E. LUCAS (on /ictive service), -book-1 seller and stationer. Levin. j T^PH^LSTERY~ S~inr~de^rip^' tions done by experienced workmen; repairs of all kinds; go-carts and prams re-covered; prices given for any kind of work; charges nominal; work done promptly. HARVEY and CO., Phone 8, Levin. UNRESERVED CLEARING I SALE OF DAIRY COWS, etc. AT THE FARM, KAWIU ! ROAD, LEVIN. FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918. j M ESSRS ABRAHAM AND' _ WILLIAMS, Ltd., have received instructions from G. Seivers, Esq., (who has sold his farm) to sell as above at 1 p.m.-— 17 Shorthorn and Holstein cross cows, all August ca.lvers 17 mixed sex yearlings 35 good Roniney cross ewe hoggets i 1 2-year steer Auctioneers' Note.—The above liei-d of cows are all guaranteed sound and in splendid condition. We can thoroughly recommend them as a choice lot. UNUIiSERVED CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY COWS, etc. AT THE FARM, IHAKARA, LEVIN, (2i miles from Levin Township.) MONDAY, JULY 8, 1918. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., have received instructions from W. Duncan, Esq., (whose lease has expired) to sell at 1 p.m.— 25 Holstein and Jersey cross cows to cnlve July and August 4 mixed yearlings 1 -'3-year bull 2 sows to farrow 2 spring cart horses, spring dray and harness, milk tfans, swamp plough, pig troughs, barrels, yokes, swin.gletrees and chains,. • saddle and bridle, fowls, etc. LIGHT LUNCHEON PRO- " OTAKISALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD. will sail—- - (50 woolly hoggets 70 shorn hoggets off hills) 00 empty ewes * ■ -GO fat ewes ■ -50 2 and 4-tootli wetliers ..|.O mixed sex weaners • ;tvt ri T ' ! 3 prime fat cows 1 2 springing young cows (guaranteed sound) 10 forward empty cows 1 fat. bull.'s young springing cows (guaranteed) 1 gig (in good order) On account of a. client- . 7 springing Ayrsli ire-Short horn cross heifers (in calf to\a Lord Twylisli bull) 3 springing Jersey heifers (bred by J. G. Harlcness)