AMUSEMENTS EVERYBODY’S MATINEE TO DAY, AT 2 P.M. Children Sixpence. TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! JLast Screening of the Mack Sennett 5- . Reel Comedy Convulsion. “LOVE, HONOR AND BEHAVE.” “LOVE, HONOR AND BEHAVE.” “LOVE, HONOR AND BEHAVE” “LOVE, HONOR AND BEHAVE.” HUSBANDS —It shows you: x How to choose 'em how to lose ’em, How to find the joy in life— Where to meet ’em. how to treat ’em, How to hide ’em from your wife. JVIVES —It shows you: How to vamp ’em, how to clamp ’em, How to knock ’em when they roam; Where to trust em. how to bust ’em, How to bring the wanderer home. Supports include ‘‘THE YELLOW FACE,” Sherlock Holmes feature, the fifth Episode of “WINNERS OF THE WEST.” Topical Budget, and Pathe Review. PRICES AS USUAL. ; COMING MONDAY AND TUESDAY. FRECKLES BARRY FRECKLES BARRY FRECKLES BARRY '• FRECKLES BARRY Marshal Neilan’s inimitable picturisation of Booth Tarkington s “PENROD.” “PENROD.” “PENROD.” “PENROD.” “PENROD.” “PENROD” A Picture for every boy and girl, for every adult, who can remember childhood’s days when you used to raise Cain amongst folks who couldn’t appreciate your sense of humor. prices: D.C. 2s, Stalls Is 6d. Box plans now open at Collier’s. MATINEE TUESDAY, AT 3.30. WAREA HALL. -'A BALLOON DANCE is to be held on •" THURSDAY, October 26. 1921, under the auspices of the Puniho-Warea GuildTickets: Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Good Music, Supper and Good Floor. M. M. CORBETT. Hon. Secretary. * | LEST-ER i - lou Forget that LABOR DAY Falls this year on MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1922. BIG JOY BOMB will burst at i NGAERE GARDENS. on that day. Watch this space for the first explosion ©f events in next Monday’s issue of this 1 paper. Telephone 315, Stratford Exchange. URGENT CALL UP THE FIRE STATION! rrVHIS is what we always receive when Fire is about. The Brigade in turn are sending out an URGENT to its supporters by way of an ART UNION OF OIL PAINTINGS ART UNION OF OIL PAINTINGS On vie r at Purser’s, Ltd. First Prize. —“Off D'Urville Island. Prize.—“New Plymouth Beach.” Third Prize.—“ Lake Te Anau.” TICKETS: 1/- each, 22 for £1; 11 for 10/-. Flizes will be drawn for on Saturday, October 28. H. H. FORD, Secretary. FARMERS! SOMETHING you want. A handy, useful and complete soldering set. For the many little jobs about the iouse. Complete with full instructions. (Only a limited number). IRA J. BRIDGER, SPORTING GOODS DEPOT. 'Phone 66D, ELTHAM. FOR SALE TWO GOOD SECOND HAND MILK CARTS A. LEECH, INGLEWOOD. N.Z. MOTOR-WRECKING CO., LTD. have upwards of 100 Engines for Sale. 3i to 50 h.p. Wheels and Chassis' suitable for Trailers. Spare Parts in Stock for over 200 Cars and Motor-cycles. Lists on application. Address: 29 Harris Street, Wellington. TAR SPLASHED SCIENTIFICALLY —By— CONWAY & BISHOP (Late of Borough Council.) CONTRACTORS for Asphalting Tarring and Sanding. Concrete 15 alls and Paths. Drain Laying. Storm-water Gratings, etc., etc. I Estimates Free. " Inquiries Invited. Works: Devon Street (Shuttleworth’s I Yard). P.O. Box 275.
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Taranaki Daily News, 14 October 1922, Page 1
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498Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 14 October 1922, Page 1
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