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Taranaki Daily News, 7 October 1915, Page 1

JESS WIIXARD The man who JESS WILLARD took the ehamJESS WILLARD pionaliip from JESS WILLARD JACK JESS WILLARD JOHNSON JESS WILLARD is featured in a JESS WILLARD stirring domesJESS WILLARD tic romance, JESS WILLARD THE JESS WILLARD HEART JESS WILLARD PUNCH." At THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT LOST LUSITAXIa TO-NIGHT included in TO-NIGHT "The Topical TO-NIGHT Budget." TO-NIGHT FOLLOWING A CLUE FOLLOWING A CLUE Kalem Star Detective Drama MOONSHINE MAID AND THE MAN. MOONSHINE MAID AND THE MAN. A Vitagraph Romance AMBROSE'S LITTLE HATCHET. AMBROSE'S LITTLE HATCHET. A 'ittle Keystone comedian and a tiny battle-axe. KILL OR CURE. KILL OR CURE. Mnitard —hot stuff on tootha lie. Prices 6d and 1/-. Be early if you want a good seat. THE "LONDON TIMES" Says:— Thou Shalt Not Kill" marks an epoch in the Moving Picture art. In no other Picture ever shown has the uncanny workings of a criminal's conscience, the inner conscience of a man, that is so vividly portrayed by Poe, been attempted." SOMETHING DIFFERENT! SOMETHING DIFFERENT! SATURDAY AT THE EMPIRE. SATURDAY AT THE EMPIRE. A DRAMA OF THE MIND! A DRAMA OF THE MIND! Suggested by "The Tell-tale Heart" and Poems By Edgar Allan Poe. THE AVENGING CONSCIENCE, Or "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" "THOU, SHALT NOT KILL!" "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" The Most Mysterious and Masterful Drama ever shown on the Motion Picture Screen. (In Six Reels.) CAST. The Nephew Henry B. Walthall The Un«le Spottiswoode Aiken The Sweetheart Blanche Sweet (Who will be remembered as "Judith.") The Italian George Siegman The Detective Ralph Lewis PRODUCED BY D. W. GRIFFITH. Prices 1/- and 6d. Reserves 1/- and 1/6. Plan now open at Theatre. HELP WANTED FROM ALL! JJED QROSS J^ARKET Jn Aid of Our Wounded Boys. OPEN EVERY SATURDAY. From 9 to 6. IN SHOP LATELY OCCUPIED BY TOM BROWN, PORK BUTCHER (Next Webster Bros.) Farm Produce especially acceptable. KATE WILSON, S «,. « Hon - Sec--277 Courtenay St. Telephone 327. ■ /SATURDAY NIGHTS ONLY. Leave Town 6.30. Leave Fitzroy 6.45 ■ » .. 7-0 „ „ 7.15 » » 90 - „ 9.15 „ „ After Pictures. If sufficient suport is given I intend to continue this running till the trams <tart. ARTHUR J. SMITH, (Proprietor Urenui Motor 'Bus. Specialists in tools, instruments cr lawn-mower sharpening. Yours are blunt; have them renovated ind sharpened. tVorkrnanship guaranteed. N. A. CHRISTIANSEN & Co. NEW PLYMOUTH. VTVI F I 0 Hie great specific .for Eczema (used in (onnection with VIVIFIC OINTMENT). ;t5 effects are also wonderful in cases if indigestion. The following testi-- 1 coniai attests to its virtues:— New Plymouth, June 2G, 1013, ,'ffssrs Moore and Co. Dear Sirs,—l can rerommend the value A your "VIViFIC" Ointment, together vitii tiie niclipine for the fczema rash, in>l a tonic aUo. Our boy lad a bad .rr.ee fur three months. A friend re<ommen.leil "VIVIFTC." After Using Vo bottlea 'if tonic and one of Ointrent. i am har/py to say lie is quite urecl and well, an<l 1 can »»fely recnmoer.d its use to other eufferers.—YoufS Aithfully. fS.I.) A. FRETttKY. If your utorc-keeper does not Stoek it, ipply to Messrs Jitirgesp, FrMer and Co., Jew Plymouth and Hnwerft, of MesWn {empthorfie, l'rosser and Ce, Mid giiftf--»nd and Co., Wellington. Price 3/6 per bottle. OintSent, 3/f \6t p<St.