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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 101, 30 April 1923, Page 14

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STUART BLACKTON-S FIRST NATURAL COLOUR PICTURE. "THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURE." "THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURE." "THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURE." With an All Star British Cast. Headed by LADY DIANA MANNERS, LADY DIANA MANNERS. The First Photoplay Photographed ill NATURAL COLOURS. To be presented in New Zealand. FRIDAY NEXT AT Till-: STRAND. FRIDAY NEXT — —AT THE STRAND. "A liod-Li Iter Day in New /.calami Picltir ■ History/ (i RAM) - Oop. G.P.O. — rpo-NIGIIT *"IIAND - Opp. G.P.O. — J-u-NIGIIT D. W. GRIFFITH'S Great Biblical Masterpiece, " JUDITH OF BETHULIA." "JUDITH OF BETHULIA." 'JUDITH oF BETHULIA." "JUDITH OF BETHULIA.*' An All-Stnr Cist. CONSTANCE TALMADGE. MAE MAIU.I. LILIAN GISil. DOROTHY GISIL BLANCHE SWEET. MARY ALI i F.N. HENRY R. WALTHALL. OWEN MOORE 111 Addition: "TOUGH LUCK" Comedy. BIJOU ORCHESTRA. Popular Prices. Book Your Seats I Phone :"_74). AT TIIE GRAND TONIGHT. /"I A N F A 1 T 11 II E A L ? IS HICKSON RIGHT? See "MY FRIEND 'THE DEVIL." DENTISTRY. MY OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF PAINLESS EXTRACTION > Possesses Many Great Advantages Which Arc Distinctive. HERE ARE SOME, AMONG OTHERS: 1. NO PAIN. _. NO NEED to come back the second time or oftener, as under other methods. 3 FXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No broken •' teeth or stumps left iv the gams. 4 PERFECTLY SAKE for all ages. I can safely "sc !t °" :1 patient of so years. 5. IK YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or suffering from other complaint-, it will not affect you. C NO PAINFUL PRICKING. -,' NO SWOLLEN GUMS. 5 -BSCESSED TEETH are painlessly ' extracted. 0 EXTRACTION'S FREE wheu teeth arc ordered. Also. ANALGESIA. Ihe Most Marvellous Discovery In Dentistry of the a-e. You can have your teeth drilled. filled, prepared for crowning. brUgt work, pivots, etc., without the slightest p-ilu whatever. You arc conscious yet unconscious to pain. and I have proved this most wonderful machine to be an absolute success in every operation. Therefore patients who are nervous need no longer foir the dentist. P UNLESS DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS IS NOT A .MYTH. BUT A FACT. •pjENTIST /-*1 -VTUNROE TO MAX. EL, FIRST FLOOR. ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS (Next G.P.0.) OPEN EVERY EVENING. Telephone 1«04. Take Elevator. A We undertake to make yon i> Set of Teeth equal lo the best obtainable tv auy part of the world. TTOWUY WALKER, Dental Surgeon. _00, Queen Streel. D DYERS AND CLEANERS. EVER heard of jac_ r-eat, sir. the dyer, Whose business grows hi__er _nd hlgherV He'll clean suits so neac. That they look quits a treat: For particulars, 'phone and inquire. Ills charges are rao—arate and low, sir. For dyeing and cleaning ,U! clothes, sir. And his work Is well known For quality and tone; It's the best, absolutely. _ know, sir. COSTUMES AND SUITS DRY-CLEANED, S.'B EACH. COSTUMES AND SUITS DYED. 12/0 EACH. Every Description o.' Cleaning and Dyeing done. Over 30 years' experience. 3. G. P E A T, oii, Eden Terrace 2mln. from Symonds S:. Tel. 3131. Open Kreiiliigs from 6.30 rill 7.3n p.m. M.S. nrtHE PRIZES OF LIFE MOSTLY FALL A to tiie well-d:ie.';,sed. The world smile on the well-dressed man but frowns upon the shabby one. Moral: Don't be shabby: If you send your discarded Suits. Coats. Costumes. Frocks, etc.. to US to be treated iv the wonderful "Crothall Way," y:ui can be well-drowsed at comparatively small expense all the time. Write or call. THE CROTHALL WAY COMPANY. Renovating Specialists and Practical Tailors, 1-7. Symonds Street, and 171, Manukau Rd., Auckland. City Agent: Aruott, Hairdresser, la. IJueen St. our •phone No. is 2544 a; works' 'phone _("7xn Mt. Eden. Our motor van collects daily lii town and suburbs. ' ,^ THE EMPIRE" NEEDS YOU YOU NEED "THE EMPIRE." j -i i why ? ? i Because, if you are thrifty and c - 0 . nomical you will not throw away your old Suits, Costumes, Frocks, en-. j,* st seill j them to "THE EMPIRE." or Ring up No :i-_7, and our ,'ans will collect. EXPERT DYEING, EXPERT CLEANING EXPERT REMODELLING, EXPERT REPAIRING. Old Garments made as new in a few days and at a trilling cost. Country Orders Receive Special Prompt Attention, and Return Postage Paid. Special Fur Dep-.trtiui.ut for the Renovation and Remodelling of all kinds of Fur Work EMPIRE CLEANING AND DYEING Co." (Furriers. Etc.). ."."is, Queen Street. tOppo-Ot" Miin Entrance. Town llnlli. Fv Spp.. i:il App„ntroi-t to Hi- Fv-c'iiwi Yioo>,"t J. 11l „.•. ,'■ CIARPET CLEANING. Electric Beating I and Vacuum, Od yard, inclusive. Domestic Vacuum Co., Strand Arcade 'Plione 000. D