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Taihape Daily Times, 25 March 1918, Page 1

Special Advertisements. "LOOK WHO'S HERE." "Roguishly up-to-date in its chasfr futuristic setting and costumes—i study in black and white, with a pu; pie patch thrown in—with nothinj commonplace anywhere, plenty of es cellent comedy of the burlesque or der, some screamingly funny littk potted plays, some excellent dancing A soupcon of good music ingeniouslj interlaced with merry jingling ragtime lilts, and introduced by a lengthj musical mosaic that everybody should arrive in time to hear, played by ai orchestra that knows its business. TO-MORROW NIGHT. Presented by and under the sole di rection of— JACK WALLER A coterie of 25 Star Performers, comprising the personnel of a Merry, Musical Combination which, for the want of a better name is titled: On the rising of the curtain, following a Selection—plus an encore—by the Famous PURPLE BAND. The Mowing artists, among others, are introduced:— A . Jack Waller, Fred Dennett, Wylie Watson, Will Hender, Howard Hall, Gregory Ivanoff, Richard White, Leslie White, Cecilia Gold, Ada Smart, Marjorie Simms, Dorothy White, Patsie Hill, .Edgar Hulland, Simms Waller. BOX PLAN AT SHERWIN'S. Stalls, 4/; Back Stalls. 3/; Pit, 2/; Add the Amusement Tax to these figures. No early doors. No booking Fee.

RANTED KNOWN—If you are giv mg housekeeping and do not want your furniture sold by auction, t\ Ward & Co. will buy it from you and pay cash. down. RANTED KNOWN—T-he richest, most fragrant and most economical tea you could buy is Dandelion Tea. Blended by one of the foremost tea-tasters in Wellington, it merits your clioiee. Try a pound at 1/8, 1/10, 2/, and 2/2.—H. D. BENNETT LTD., Awarua House, Taihape. LADIES, keep your skin nice. We stock the best skin foods, face creams and pov.'ders, special skin soaps, all at city prices.—J. R. Cunninghame, Preserption Chemist, Taihape. CpOR SALE, Cheap, Ford Car; electric light, good order only travelled GOO miles; may be seen any time; must be sold. Apply S. Peyton, Tai-

i ' /.■./i iirfl) a. 0 SiilijLi —h Ivg overI V | ' mantles (different designs), 1 ! i.andsome Wardrobe, 1 ball stand, 2 ! cabinet washst-ands, 1 plain sideboard I Talbape Furniture Exchange, opp. i Station. .start trie day right ! Polish your shoos with TAIST-OL the popular shine for tan footwear leather goods and furi niture. & i I j Eventually you will use TAN-OL to ! renovate and polish your floorcloth i and furniture. Why not now ? Get a | tin to-day. x 4 Kura Ointment cures obstinate ernes of Eczema, Acne, Phoriasis. Fry it; 1/6 at Fookes’, leading chem- ‘ Taihaps. ! ! '-OR Boots. Shoes, and all kinds” or dainty footwear for ladies, tor dressy-looklng wear for gents or laa- '<% G - kittle- is not equalled G. j tj. Little, file fhhoe Merchant. i pLilinO KNOWN-—Sr.’."' of odds i anl ends, and broken sire? at Me- j CormicM’s Boot Emporium.—One pair . women’s chrome calf slices, size 7, us- j I a; price 18/9, sale price 10s; 1 pair men’s strong tan boots, size 9. usual : price 425, sale price 3?s; 1 pair women’s felt house boots, size A usual price 0/0, sale price 2/6. Other lines too numerous to mention. Inspection invited. Fookes’ little liver pills makes husband good-tempered and wife contented; Is per box at Fookes’ the ;