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AMUSEMENTS. ___________„ NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. PHONE PHONE 21G9A. yWAJIUWAL kIM rILIUKCJ J 2i6OA. Universal Presents " mUF. "pOWER r\F A T lE." ■• J- he -Tower v/p Jr\- J-Jie." THK pOWEK f\F \ T lE." HE J- OWEIJ v^b , JA. -L/ie. , ' Featuring an All Star Cast, Including MAIiEL .TI'LIENXE SCOTT, JUNE ELVIDUE. EAUL METCALFE. MAUD GEORGE. DAVID TORRANCE. PHILLIPS SMALLEr. And Others. " mi-IK TJOWEK f\F A T lE." '• J- HE -t OWEK "f xil - J-'IK." Is Adapted from the Celebrated Novel o£ the Same Nnmc by JOIIANN HO.IEU. IN THE DKT.TCATE KT'ANCES OK THE DAINTY PErEITS OF SOCIETY, WIIEBE DOES "EA'ASION" END AND "LYING" 13EGIN? •■ npilE pOWEK f\V A T IK -" " -*-HE J- OWER "F -L'lE." Siipportinfr Procraninip Includes TTOOT CIBSON. in "KINDLEIJ COL'RACiK" (5 Heel Drama 1. "THE HOME I , LATE" Century (2 Reel Comedy) INTERNATIONAL NEWS ." (1 Roel Topical) Sessions: 11.15, 1.30. 3.45. 0.0, S.O. KfSPrvpß .it T.ewis K. Eady and Son. Ltd. (After 4.50 Thone 2160 A.) NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. WILLIAM FOX Presents ANOTHER OF THIS YEAR'S GIANT SPECIALS. "LIGHTS OF NEW YORK." •' LIGHTS OF NEW YORK." "LIGHTS OF NEW YORK." - LIGHTS OF NEW YORK." A Drama of Life in a Big City. Produced by CHARLES J. BRABIN. For every ligbt in Now York there is a. story of a human soul. But all the lights are not the great electric liffhts ot Broadway; neither nre they nil the dim liphts of the Bowery. Thorc am other rights between these extremes—anil still other lights outside ot them. There lire the aristocraric lights of Fifth Avenue, not fts flashy as those of Times Square ; and there are the steady burning lights in the homes of millions of New York's substantial citizens. THERE ARE LIGHTS— Livid Lights That Lure —Glilterins. Glaring, Garish Lights— Flashing Lights That Fiercely Flame —Presaging Passion—and Lights of Love — Gleaming and Glowing with Messages of Hope. THERE ARE SHADOWS— Sinister Shadows Thnt Threaten—Stealthy Shadows That Spell Danger— Sheltering Shadows of Solemn Starkness—While Life Lurks iv Their Omiuor.s Depths. ACTED BY ONE OF TIIE MOST NOTABLE CASTS EVER SELECTED FOR ANY PICTURE PRODUCTION. Also, CLYDE COOKE. in "THE CHAUFFEUR." CLYDE COOKE. iv "THE CHAUFFEUR." CLYDE COOKE, in -THE CHAUFFEUR." HIPPODROME DISTINCTIVE ORCHESTRA. Prices as Usual. ' Box Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., or Ring Theatre, 4232.

RUGBY FOOTBALL. E E E 3& P P P D D D f« A A A B E E -/W R R X NNN X X X mO-MORROW, SATURDAY. rro-MORROw, Saturday. Curtain Raiser. MARATHON V. MARIST B. ' MARATHON V. MARIST B. Third Grade. Kick-oif at J..15 p.m. sharp. MARIST 0.8. V. UNIVERSITY. MARIST 0.8. V. UNIVERSITY. ' EDEN V. PONSONBY. EDEN V. PONSONBY. VICTORIA PARK! VICTORIA PARK. COLLEGE RIFLES V. GRAFTON. COLLEGE RIFLES V. GRAFTON. Admission 6d, Children 3d, Grandstand 1/ Extra. ■Special tram facilities to and from both iParks. :For Eden Park take either Kingsland, Valley Road, or Dominion Road cars. AVONDALE RACECOURSE. AVONDALE RACECOURSE. GRAMMAR 0.8. V. SUBURBS. GRAMMAR 0.8. V. SUBURBS. NORTH SHORE. NETYTOX V. NORTn SHOBE. NEWTON V. NORTH SHORE. Kick-off all Senior Games. S p.m. sharp. 11 T. W. MABEN, Sec. A.R.F. Union. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. m A SSOCIATION FOOTBALL. c fe A • I TO-MORROW'S MATCHES. ' *»Jr TO-MORROW'S MATCm-JS. VICTORIA PARK— BROTHERHOOD V. NORTHCOTE. DOMAIN— PONSONBY V. V.M.C.A. PHILOMEL V. HARBOUR BOARD. NORTH SHORETHISTLE V. NORTH - SHORE. KICK-OFF ALL MATCHES, 3 P.M. HOWARD' GRIBBLE, 05 Hon. Secretary, A.F.A. ECCLESIASTICAL. ST. PETER'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Gt. North Kα., next Newton W." School). UNVEILING OF ROLL OF HONOUR, SUNDAY, JUNE 24. 11 a.m.—Chaplain-Lieut.-Colonel Angus iMcDonald; Unveiling of Roll of Honour. 7 p.m.—Rev. Thomas Halliday. Subject: "The Sacrament of Liberty." Anthem: " Rock of Ages." Soloist: Mr. Smlthson. Printed Order of Service in pews. Special Offerings for Debt Liquidation Fund. DENTISTRY. mrv OWN SPECIAL METHOD OI JM PAINLESS EXTRACTION. Possesses Many Great Advantages Which Are Distinctive. HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS 1 NO PAIN. •>" NO NEED to come back the secom time or oftener, as under other methods ■S 3 EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No broke: teeth or stumps left in the gums. 4. PERFECTLY SAFE for all ages. I cai safely use It on a patient of SO years. 6 IF YOU", HAVE A WEAK HEART, o suffering fom other complaints, it wll . not affect you. fi NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7 NO SWOLLEN GUMS. 8. ABSCESSED TEETH are painleeslj extracted. 9 EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth an ordered. Also, '. , ■ ANALGESIA. The Most Marvellous Discovery in Dentlstrj of the a"c. You can have your teeth drilled filled prepared for crowning, bridge work nivots, etc., without the slightest pair * whatever. You are conscious yet unconscious to pain and I have proved this most wonderful machine to be an absolute success in everj operation. Therefore patients who are nervous need no longer fear the .dentist PAINLESS DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS IS NOT A MYTH, BUT A FACT. T-vENTIST ,p -ATUNROE •pMANUEL, FIRST FLOOR, ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS (Next G.P.0.) OPEN EVERY EVENING. Telephone 1604. Take Elevator. A We undertake to make you a Set of Teeth equal to the best obtainable in any part of the world. TTOWEI WALKER, Dental Surgeon,. "> "GO. Queen Street. D MUSICAL TUITION. CLARINET. Cornet, Pianoforte. — Geo. Fuller, Lyric Theatre Orchestra, lat< Bandmaster, Defence Force Band, S. Africa Si, Eden vale Eoad, Jit. £den. T