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Taranaki Daily News, 19 October 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S : .THEATRE.' TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 and 23. ONE MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, At 3.15. THE REMARKABLE MODERN FILM DRAMA, Lnder the distinguished patron age, and in the presence, of Knv H , ol \°r ß^ R ROBERT STOUT, Chief Justice of New Zealand. SON- T. M. WILFORD, Minister of Justice. ™ HANAN. Minister of Education. SIR JOHN FINDLAY, M.P. r.' J' ,^ RAZER - Stipendiary Magistrate. MR. C. h. MATTHEWS, Inspector of Prisons. And Others. THE GREATEST PICTURE EVER WITNESSED IN NEW; ZEALAND. THE HONOR SYSTEM GIGANTIC PROBLEM FILM. ROMANCE, TRAGEDY, AND PATHOS IT lb IMPOSSIBLE IN THE LINES OF AN ADVERTISEMENT TO DO JUSTICE TO THIS GIGANTIC FILM. . Relieved with Humor and Quaint Scenes of Animal Life. The Play Tells of the Momentary Misfortunes incurred by a Luckless Individual, who, in the course of an act of chivalry, commits an unpremeditated crime. The circumstances of his punishment (and that of others) form the motive of the why and wherefore of THE HONOR SYSTEM; fiEVEN LEADING STARS IN THE CAST. GEORGE WALSH j GLADYS BROCKWELL ARTHUR MACKLEY MIRIAM COOPER CHARLES CLARY MILTON SILLS JAMES A. MARCUS. NIGHT PRICES OF ADMISSION: Dress Circle, Is Gd; Stalls, Is. ' MATINEE PRICES: Dress Circle Is; Stalls, Gd; Children, 3d. BOX PLAN at Collier's. No Charge for Booking.

RED CROSS MART, . TO-DAY. "OUR DAY"—SATURDAY, OCT. 19. MRS. HUGH BAILY AND HER COMMITTEE IN CHARGE. gPECIAL The close of the Copper Trail in New Plymouth. Everyone asked to help both by gifts and purchases. REMEMBER Our Sick and Wounded Soldiers. By your help you send comfort to them in their need. Contributions of meat (cooked and uncooked), poultry, eggs, butter, cream, pastry, bread, cakes, jams, pickles, flowers, fruit, vegatables, sweets, fancy articles all gratefully received. Promises have been given of country fed mutton, lamb, sucking pigs, stuffed pork, ham, tongue, brawn, sausage rolls, cheese, butter, eggß, cakes, etc. The Mart will be open on Friday from 2.30 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m., to receive gifts, a*d to purchasers from 9 a.m. on Saturday. Gifts may be left during the week at Mr. Hugh Baily's Office, A.MJP. Buildings, Egmont Street. THE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERATIVE BACON CURING CO., LTD. SHAREHOLDERS are hereby notified that the following payments have been authorised by the Directors: A BONUS on previous jJayments varying from One Farthing to One Penny and One Farthing per lb., and making the minimum payment for Bacon Pigs for the past season Seven Peojx Three Farthi ings per lb. A BONUS on all Porkers supplied during the past season, making the minimum payment Six Pence Halfpenny per lb. A DIVIDEND of £5 per cent. on. share capital for the past year. The above amounts are now payable. ARTHUR MORTON, Chairman of Directors. Inglewood, October 7, 191?. M? 8 TOILET SPECIALIST." gPECIAL Hygienic Treatment (TorchMethod) for removal of spots, blackheads, freckles, wrinkles and other facial blemishes. Also for thin, falling or faded hair and premature baldness; grey hair restored to natural color without the use of dyes or drugs. Manicure, Chiropody, permanent removal of. superfluous hair (guaranteed), hairdressing and hairworking. Consultations free. Correspondence invited. Address: 35 Devon Street, New Plymouth; Phone 666. ("CORRESPONDENCE Lessons, individually compiled Tor each pupil, all sub' jects. Economical, efficient courses. Matriculation, Teachers' Certificates, Pharmacy, National Scholarships, Public Service Entrance, Book-keeping, Shorthand, etc. Write for Prospectus and' special "War" pace list. Metropolitan.ParregDOJwLence Celleee,-P,O r Box wl^