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Taranaki Daily News, 30 May 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ■UMPIRE PICTURE "PALACE. TO-NIGHT. Positively the of " MARY MARY MARY MARY PICKFORD. PICKFORb. PICKFORD. PICKFORD. A living, breathing, incarnation of all that is sweet and tender. Vividly portraying the sacrifices, renunciations, and ultimate triumph of that abased tud oppressed little darling Usual prices, BUT book your seats. LOOK QUT! QUTI GRAND LEAP YEAR BALL In Aid of ANZAC SOLDIERS' CLUB, to be erected in New Plymouth, will be held in the HEMPTON HALL, OKATO. On THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1919. Good Floor. Good Music. Good Supper. Music by Miss Gladys George's Orchestra and Mr. Barnett." Grand March 8 p.m. Sharp. Admission: Gents, Is Gd; ladies, 3s. A Motor 'Bus will leave West's Stables, Egmont Street, New Plymouth for the above at 5 p.m., on Thursday Return Fare ss. G. ROEBUCK, - V. SANSON, Joint Sees. BUSINESS NOTICES. ViVIFIC The great specific for Eczema (used in connection with VIVIFIC OINTMENT). CURES INDIGESTION, KIDNEY TROUBLES AND NERVOUS DISORDERS. The following testimonial attests to its virtues:— Cornwall Street, Eltham. Messrs Moore and Co. Dear Sirs —My daughter suffering from Eczema for nine years, and being treated by three doctors, with no good results, a friend advised me to try "VIVIFIC" Tonic and Ointment, and after taking seven bottles of Tonic and using one pot of Ointment, she was completely cured, thanks to "VIVIFIC."—Yours faithfully, MRS. W. CLARRY. If your store keeper does not stock it, apply to Messrs Burgess, Fraser and Co., New Plymouth and Hawera, or Messrs Kempthorne, Prosser and Co. and Sharland and Co., Wellington. Price 3/6 per bottle. Ointment, 2/6 per pot. EYESIGHT. EYESTRAIN, W. SAXON JONES, (D.S.O.A. by Exam.), SIGHT SPECIALIST. (Late of Arthur Cocks, Optical specialists, Wellington). May be consulted as follows: Monday—PATEA, at Mr. H. P. Williams' chemist, from II to 4 p.m. Tuesday—STRATFORD, at Mr. F. Edwards', chemist, from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday—ELTHAM, at Mr. A. Hancock's, chemist, from 12 to 3 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday—HAWEßA, at Mr. J. H, Westwood's, chemist, from 0.30 to 5 p.m. Note: These visits will be regular every week. Lens-grinding and every description of optical repairs executed on the premises. Consultation free. THOUSANDS of BUSINESS MEf SLAVES TO THE PASTRY They would scorn the idea of mixing little petrol in a lot of water and feeding it to the motorcar, but they do the same sort of thing with their bodies — the most wonderful machine in the world. Where does pastrv habit end" Figure it out for yourself. This is n patent medicine ad. You know. You also know how much energy and vitality your son and daughter can scare up on sweet stuffs. Ask your wife's advice, and she wll tell you to go to THE MARBLE BA and have some real soup, meat sane, wishes, toast, chocolate, coffee and crumpets, or any other of the real foods tha' comprise their !)d- lunch, Try it'for week and see ■if you don't feel bettei brighter, and as if you liked your work THE MARBLE BAF (Opposite Newton King's). Open to 11 p.m. Meet me at The Marble Bat