Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 23 May 1918, Page 4

"Tt will break her heart when iho baby comes." This was a lie for the speaker was not yet married to the girl of whom he spofc. anil he was using this appeal to save himself from the penalty of death at tho hands of the man he hod wronged. This is only one of the power* scCnea in "Because uf i Woman," show* ing to-night at Everybody's. A reminder is given of the sals of produce and fancy fair, which is to be helij at Omata this afternoon, in aid of tho hall funds. The Hall Committee haaj since the outbreak of war, very gener* ously placed its hall at tho disposal of all patfiotic gatherings, and has rw framed from making any appeal to thq' imMic. Its funifo are to depleted nowl that an appeal is rendered imperative, and it is certain that the public will will" ingly assist by attending and purchasing freely. A brake the tram at Johnston's store at 1.45 p.m. to-day* The proceedings wjll close with a danca, tor which a fall orchestra will provide ths mu?iis. The attention of our readers is <lk tested to the important sale to be held on Saturday, May 26, at 11 a.m., ai Webster Bros.' Auction Mart, where tha goods will (be on view from Friday afv ternoon, Mr. A. De Bavav, tho eminent nnuh* lical chemist of Melbourne, testified, at the Supreme Court of, Victoria that SAXDEE'S DT'CATA'PTI EXTRACT compare? with eth?r eucalvptus profucts like well-r.'-l'npil and !>r.in :V.! '. vmv *>',;t. llv "H t'<- ItVvl **V ' * V ■ " •• '!• -U't. I h ' 1 ' ! iivui !m. i-