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Taranaki Daily News, 17 July 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT at 8 TO NIGHT . FOR THE LAST TIME— Ail Event in Motion Picture Annals, j;;j JULIETTE DAY 1111 I' JULIETTE DAY | ij!i JULIETTE DAY |l jij- JULIETTE DAY 1! i JULIETTE DAY 111 JULIETTE . DAY |||| The Charming "Mutual" Artist in ijl— "THE RAINBOW GIRL" ."THE RAINBOW GIRL " BAIMBOWGIRL" l! "TEE RAINBOW GIRL" !! ! " THE RAINBOW GIRL " i ll- " THfe RAINBOW GIRL " -| A Picture Story of Exquisite Charm. Juliette Day as the Happy Little Optimist would bring joy to the Greatest Pessimist. Did you ever try to let a furnished room? Get a tip from "The Rainbow Girl." » Another Great Star Attraction. Two Supreme Favorites, || il HAROLD LOCKWOOD 111 !| HAROLD LOCKWOOD | !; ! HAROLD LOCKWOOD lid! HAROLD LOCKWOOD 1] | and j ; :! : MAY ALLISON ! j|l |!;; MAY ALLISON | >" MAY ALLISON |j i::;j MAY ALLISON j ;!| In !■■'■!— "THE TRAGIC CIRCLE" jilj i l "THE TRAGIC CIRCLE"— il i'l— "THE TRAGIC CIRCLE"—pj "THE TRAGIC CIRCLE" | ! • "THE TRAGIC CIRCLE"—!|i "THE TRAGIC CIRCLE"—I|| An intensely dramatic story of hpw a young author, through a clever scheme, saves a lovesick youth from suicide. Other Excellent Supporting Pictures. Prices as Usual. Plan at Collier's. Motor Cars and Trams at 10 p.m. QKATO QRAND QONCERT. HEMPTON HALL, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1018. p' aid of Okat'o Methodist Ladies' Guild. Excellent programme. Talented array of visiting talent, headed by the Rev. Fagtkura. Admission: Front Seats 2s, Body of Ilall la, Children Gd. A. Dailey and E. M. Hawkins, Joint Sees. LOOK OUT! Another Big Push Coming Oil, No Ballot This Time. The Returned Soldiers of Inglewood will hold Q.RAND . gALL In tho TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD, On THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1918. Proceeds for Patriotic Purposes. Prices Moderate. Music the Beat. F. J. CODD, Secretary. AT AUCTION PRICES. FURNITURE BOUGHT, FURNITURE SOLD. FURNITURE EXCHANGED. our inspection invited to examine our stock of wardrobes, duchess chests, wash 5t and«, tables, chairs, Morris chairs bedsteads, wire mattresses, new kapoc mattresses, tools, etc., etc. N. A. Christiansen 8 Co. 297 evon Street, N,P. • Phone 480 ■■ RATS RATS RATS Grand Hotel, Calcutta, 23rd January, 1905. The COMMON SENSE Manuf icturiiig The Result of a Rs. 7 Tin. • Gentlemen.—l have pleasure in certifying that J laid down five hundred (500) pieces of bait, and picked up three hundred and four (304) dead rats. I have reason to believe that there are hundreds more killed; in fact, there seems an entire absence of live ones. It is tUe must efficacious remedy I have ever seen. I am quite willing to have a board placed in the Grand Hotel, as I consider it my duty to make this renedy aa widely known as possible. A. MONK. Just as effective with Mice. If not procurable from your local storekeeper, send 2/G to the wholesale agents'* BURGESS, FRASER & CO. New Plymouth and Hawera. Help win the war by purchasing only Britsh products, like the famous North British Hot Water laltU of si) 'chemist*.