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Taranaki Daily News, 19 October 1918, Page 4

win h y ?. oays for to-day vul! be the appearance of Bessie Lore in "tZ tt - p l casin S Triangle feature, J, he ® l3 !® S3 of Coffee Dans," and an "Lwe I ® » iIa I? US Fox com edies. ,i 11 f f 0^3 ' patron will f ee i dull who visits Everybody's to-night. tWn S Bt ? rgess Las received .gifts f or a Parl ei' Pn< Sm C ? m P eti , tion Mrs T. w" Tbe nearest h—,?, beans in a bottle will decide the winners. The prizes e 011 Vlew 111 the Mayoress' shop to-

The Mayoress must call on the sonorous public for help for' the Pierrot Ball supper. It has been decided not to provide apoon dishes, and friends are asked to help with donations of cakes and pastry. Perhaps our country .Supporters could Mp by giving butter and

Mercery bargains at the Melbourne, L-td. Boys' tubular washing ties 9d eac-h; men's Mosgiel knitted socks lid pair; boys' summer singlets, Is 3d to 2s 3d; men's fine summer singlets -s Cd; men's working shirts 4s Gd; men's linen collars, all shapes, lOd each; boys' tiorrockses' white matte tennis shirts « Cd; men's tennis shirts 5s 6d, fis Cd, 7s (id.

The Melbourne Clothing Company, Limited, announce that theft famous blouse stock 'has been further augmented by the addition of several new lines of crepe-de chine, white silk and Euju silk models without showing* any advance on current prices. Crepe de cliine blouses 27s fld and 29s fid, Fuju blouses 19s Gd, white silk blouses 17s Gd and ISs Gd.

The care in selecting the matinee programme each week at the Empire has made the Saturday matinee at that theatre famous with the kiddies throughout New Plymouth and surrounding districts. This afternoon airother special programme is being shown and the kiddies only need to know that the chief feature is a Eos comedy "Love and Logs," to know w'hat a joyful afternoon is in store for them.

A special service for children, in conjmiction with the Auckland Sunday School Union, will ho held in the Baptist Tabernacle, on Sunday morning;. Special hymns and a special form of service wil be used. In the evening the Rev. Campbell Seivcwriglit will take as his subject "The Divine Restorer." A hearty invitation is given to both services. Orchestral milsic. All seats free.

A meeting of the committee set up to organise the Methodist Day appeal for patriotic funds was held yesterday afternoon, the Rev- W A. Sinclair presiding. It was decided that the "day" should -be on November 16, the funds raised to be divided between the Red Cross, Patriotic Committee, and the Y-M.C.A. Messrs V. Griffiths and R. L. Cooper were appointed joint secretaries, and Messrs C. E. Bellringer and P. J. White treasurers. A sub-committee was set up to arrange a concert, to he given on Wednesday, September 13, in the Good Templar Hall. Meetings will be held in each of the town churches to put the matter before the congregations, and arrangements were made for visiting the country districts in order to secure the eo-operation of the mitying congregations. The stalls arc to be arranged in a similar manner to that of last year, and the grouping of the various centres will be along the same lines. The ministers of the circuit with the secretaries and treasurers, were appointed an executive committee.