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Taihape Daily Times, 13 October 1917, Page 1

Amusements, TO-NIGHT ONLY. An Extra Good Attraction. A five-part picturisation of the Novel by E, 'Phillips Oppenheim — Featuring Screenland’s Most Emotional Actress PAULINE FREDERICK. SPLENDID EMOTIONAL ACTING. Added Attractions — “INVITED OUT” A Victor Moore Comedy, Two-Part Drama, Travelogue, Cartoon and others. PRICES AS USUAL. The Famous Emotional Star, depicting how a great love will lift a woman from the depths and free a man from the ciutche s of avarice. Yctmg People’s Bay SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th.' Special Services as follows: 11 a.m.—Subject: “Devotion to Duty.” This Service will be attended by the Sunday School scholars, who will occupy the front seats. Parents are specially invited to be present. 7 p.m.—Subject; “In Relief of Doubt.” The Evening Service is intended more particularly for young men and women, and members of Bible Classes, but all are cordially invited. Selected hymns at both services. Preacher: Rev F. McDonald. METHODIST CHURCH. VAL TRIGGE MISSION. OCTOBER 14th TO 24th. . Services: Sunday 11 a.m. ; 3 p.m., 7 p.m.; Every night at 7.30 p.m. PATRIOTIC SERVICE —in — THE STARS HALL. SUNDAY NEXT, OCT. 14th. At 3 p.m. ADDRESS BY VAL TRIGGE. "THE CHURCH AND WAR.” Collection for Red Cross Funds, Hymn sheets provided. PUBLIC NOTICED ~ ALL Accounts due to me must be paid on or before October 20th next. I have been called up, and the sooner my business is fixed up the sooner I can go into Camp. V. NICHOLLS. NICHOLL’S MOTOR GARAGE. ’ MILK DOWN. ~pROM Monday, Ist October, the price of Milk will be reduced to Is Sd per gallon and 5d per quart. Pints are not reduced. ARCH. CRAWFORD, Winiata. BATTENHALL HOSPITAL. JIyJRS BATT, who gave her services free to the above Hospital while many New Zealand boys lay there asks for donations towards the usual CHRISTMAS TREE. It is ascertained what particular article the wounded men have lost, and then it is replaced by medium of Father Christmas. Any contribution, however small, is acceptable, whether it be the penny of the school children or the pound of I the “well-to-do,” to help in giving the ! wounded men as they lie in their beds I at the festive season, j Donations may be sent direct to j Mrs B'att, or they may be left at the | "Times” Office. TVPrq r> ■ -