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Taranaki Daily News, 9 November 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OUVE THOMAS' LAST PICTURE AT EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! was a little intruder—and the relatives schemed to rid themselves of the incubus, who appeared to be in the running of the old man's wealth—BUT EVEN THEY WERE SHOCKED when they discovered the Follies Giri and their •parried cousin Ned—lN NEGLIGEE. She. leads them a merry chase —and OLIVE THOMAS # OLIVE THOMAS In Her Last Picture. ‘ THE FOLLIES GIRL.” ‘•TEE FOLLIES GIRL.” This is Olive Thomas at her best—for in it one eees the radiant Youth and Flashing Beauty that made this little girl one of the world's most famous beauties. (Also showing: Gazettes. Comedy and ’’The Invisible Hand.” D.C. • 1/6, Stalls 1/-, plus tav. Reserves at Collier’s. e

EMPIRE THEATRE THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY. Return Season of the GREAT MEWEN HYPNOTIST AND ENTERTAINER, The Sydney Referee says: ‘‘Fanny enough to make a cat laugh. If you want an enjoyable evening see the Great McEwea.* NO PICTURES. This 13 McEwen's Big Record: 300 Nights, SYDNEY; "90 Nights. ADELAIDE; 271 Nights MELBOURNE; 112 Night. BRISBANE: 105 Nights PERTH; 36 Nights AUCKLAND; 36 Nights W ELLINGTON: 32 Nights CHRISTCHURCH. Prices: 3/-, 2/- and If- (Children l/6and I/-), pins tax. Booking at Collier’s. PONT FORGET! DON’T FORGET! yyORKERS’ IgOCIAL JJAT.T. TO-MORROW. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921. GRAND EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. Tn aid of New Plymouth Coursing Chib. Euchre starts at 8 p.m. Ladies: First, Half-ton Coal; second, 701 b. Bag Sugar; third, 51b. Tin of Tea. , Gentlemen: First. Half-ton Coal; second, 701 b. Bag Sugar; third, 501 b. Bag Flow. Admission: Ladies. Is 6d; Gents. 2s 6d. Dare au 10 p.m. Music by Mr. F. Boulton. F. DOUGHTY, Hon. Secretary. yRAXKLEIGH p ARK FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC & SPORTS. FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC & SPORTS. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1921. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921. r— Don’t Forget to reserve this day. Great Sports—Swimming Events —A Monster Picnic, and fun for young and old under the trees by the river eide on ihc New Scenic Reserve. Doralto Road (near Freethey's Beautiful Gardens.) Watch for the Programme. J. SPINDLER. Hon. Sec., Frankleigh Park.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE. MOUNTAIN HOUSE. gPRING 'T'ARIFF. For the next two months only the Tariff at the North Egmont Mountain House will be 14/- per day (inclusive), or £4 IBs per week. The Accommodation ar.d Table a w e equal to those of the best hotels ir. the big centres at a guinea a- day and over, added to which are the incomparable scenery, the health-giv-ing air, and the restfulness of the mountain. For the tired, nerve-jansrled housewife, jaded business man. or overworked or worried farmer, a week at the Mountain will ect herself or himself up for another year. Avail yourself of this opportunity of spending a few days at the Mountain at nominal cost. Rook at the Tourist Bureau (Humphries and Davies’. Egmont Street, Telephone No. 642), or with the Secretary (Mr. Hugh Baily). Egmont Street, Telephone No. 89). FURNITURE. TJTIGH-GRADE Furniture at wholesale ■*“ a ’ prices. Why pay more? We will quote yon price delivered in your home, any town in Taranaki, and guarantee jfoa satisfaction. We uee no three-ply. Write for designs and price* to— J. McGIVEN & CO., JjORNA STREET, VE ALE'S ESTATE, NEW PLYMOUTH. Complete House Furnishers. & QOODER, A.AN.Z.LA. REGISTERED ARCHITECTS. NJJ. Insurance Co.’s Building. jdJEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH.