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Taihape Daily Times, 7 February 1918, Page 1

(Thursday) A Cowboy finds the Heiress in tne rear of a Bar-room. He fights for her, Wins Her, Submits Her to Danger, Rescues Her, Nurses Her Back to Health. WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE DONEIN HER PLACE. See ** GEORGE WALSH and ANNA LUTHER. —in WILLIAM FOX'S New Photoplay of the West And Learn What the Little Eastern Girl Did. Supported by— A BOM-BON RIOT. The bashful-eyed Foxfilm Comedian Hank Mann puts across Winning Picture with locale in Candy-manufactur-ing Plant. GAZETTE AND OTHERS.

MARTON DISTRICT A. & P. ASSOCIATION. THE 6th ANNUAL SHOW Will be held on the MARTON RACECOURSE. WEDNESDAY, 6th MARCH, 1918. Numerous cash prizes and valuable Trophies for Horses, Ponies, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs and Home Industries. TOTALLING OVER £6OO. DOUBLE PRIZES IN EAT LAMBS FOR EXPORT. ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, AT 9 p.m. Schedules and aH.ifutrb.er information from— J. ROBSON, i ; ; Box 55, Marton. SCHOOL OF DANCING LESSONS RESUME FEBRUARY 9. Miss Blomfield will be at the Oddfellows' Hall on Saturday, 9th February, at 2.30 ,p.m v to receive pupils and,intending pupils. Classical, National and Step-danc-ing. TAIHAPE AND DISTRICT . PATRIOTIC SOCIETY (Incorp.) . EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT Employers having vacancies for Returned Soldiers, and Returned Soldiers seeking employment, are requested to communicate with the Secretary, Box 36, Taihape. RETURNED SOLDIER is desirous obtaining light employment. Returned Soldier wants light clerical work. Vacancy for , Post Office telegraph iinesman. VACANCY for general farm hand used to sheep work. Good wages to suitable man. QUALITY HAIR BRUSHES, Silver Ebony, and Bone. English polished goods. Prices most reasonable, at . Fookes, Taihape. yy ANTED KNOWN Ladies' coloured Crepe de Chine Sailor collars 3/6, white silk 3/6 ? Coloured vJrepe de Chine, fancy worked eage, */ll ando/6—White & Sons. jpOR Boots, Shoes, and all kinds or dainty footwear for ladies, ior dressy-looking wear for gents or laater, G. E. Little is not equalled, vi. E. Little, the Shoe Merchant. Sale of odds and ends and broken sizes at McCormick's, 2 pair mens' strong tan boots usual price 41s, sale price 355, size 7 and 8; one pair Bos-, tock's box calf bals size 10 usual price 40s, sale price 355; one pair women's dace derby boots size 5 sale price 7s 6d; a few pairs of children's boots and shoes to clear at 13 per pair; inspection invited