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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 25, 30 January 1924, Page 2

We have pleasure iii announcing as nur new policy lint il,o nTTFFN'K will give only the FINEST that the Him and musical 'world \Tl PofferT' FRIDAY NEXT—At 2.15 and 7.4S—FRIDAY NEXT QUEEN'S parSi^nTl^?^. QUEEN'S •JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS A ROUSING ROMANCE OF THE EARLY WEST WITH A TREMENDOUS SWEEP OF ACTION AND REALISM J "TO THE LAST MAN!" ZANE B GREY." (Recommended more especially for Adult Audiences.) ZANE GREY'S Greatest Novel, now a Spirited, Colourful, Thrill-laden bcreen Romance. ZANE GREY Personally supervised the production, which was enacted in the lonto Basin, Arizona, "where the story was written. ■ .. ZANE GREY Wl' oto th« sf? ry £' or" actual facts. It is based: on the Pleasant Valley Feud, which ravaged Arizona in the late 80s. It is the story of a great love that nothing could kill, though they fought "TO THE- LAST MAN!" ENACTED BY AN ALL-STAR CAST, Headed by LOIS WILSON and RICHARD DIX. _ IT'S "A PARAMOUNT^ PICTURE. Also ' GAZETTES. BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE PARAMOUNT COMEDY. AND PERMANENTLY-INCRKASED ORCHESTRA* QUEEN'S GRAND ORCHESTRA (Conductor—Mß. A. H. JEROME). PRlCES—Matinee*. D.C, ls.Bd; Stalls, Is. Night: D.C, 2s 2d; Stalls, Is 8d and Is. Reserves, 2s 9d. Children Half-price, except on Saturday nicht BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL. WELCOME HOME TO THE RIGHT HON. W. F. MASSEY, P.C, M.P. WEDNESDAY, 6™ FEBRUARY. TOWN HALL.—At 8 p.m.—TOWN HALL. The of s the NEW ZEALAND POLITICAL REFORM LEAGUE (Wellington and Hutt Group Area) are arranging a Welcome '< *I '*""g', to, bB h, eld in tl,e '""OWN HALL on WEDNESDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, 1924. They cordially invite the attendance of all friends (ladies . and gentlemen) and supporters of .'the Party. CHAIR TO BE TAKEN AT 8 p.m. BY SIR FRANCIS BELL, G.C.M.G., K.C.M.G. Admission by ticket only, which may be obtained on application to any •\ of the following; gentlemen:—Mr. J. J. Clark, Evans Bay Timber Company, Ltd., Kilbirnie; Mr. A. Sando, 47, Freyberg-st., Lyall Bay; Mr. W . I. Clark, 7, l'eathorston terrace; Mr. T. Forsyth, 6, Lipman street; Mr. ,i,". 00 i Pvr ell'w 99',r Co- T '''table„ s- trt e-t; My* J* W* 'Salmon, 152, Riddiford sheet; _ Mr. W. M. Thew, Washington avenue, Brooklyn; Mr. H. D. Bennett 68, VVitbs street; Mr. J ; Mitchell, Casa Lome, Lower'Hutt; Mr. V. Jacobson, Petone;/>r at the League's Offices, 57, BALLANCE STREET (Rooms 2- and 3) from the Secretary or Organiser. P—'——'—■——■**■—_———■***— —__WW____aM_Bß________________. SALE AT MRS. SMITH'S, eBB, WILLIS STREET. , v *- . "-'""■ NOW-TS: YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE DAINTY GARMENTS FOR THE CHILDREN AT . GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.' -'■ EMBROIDERED MUSLIN DRESSES 3 S ud ._■ •■■ BRILLIANT SUITS AND DRESSES FROM 10s 6d TUSSORE ROMPERS FROM 9s Ud CALL EARLY! CALL EARLY! GROCERIES. GROCERIES. COMPARE THESE PRICES. Jelly Crystals, 5 packets Is Hutt Eggs, Is 6d dozen Cornflour, 6d lb * Seeded Raisins, 6d packet Best Prunes, 5d lb . • • Sultanas, new, 6d lb Samonris, pine, 6d tin , ■ Best Currants. 8d lb Salmon, Is, pink, lOd tin Edmonds Baking-powder, Is 2d tin Herrings in Sauce 6d tin Edmonds Custard Powder, 9d tin Fresh Herrings, 6d tin Velvet Soap, 8d bar Pineapple Cubes, 7d tin Roche's Double Plaid Matches," Is 2d doz. S'! 0J' boJ ls2lli, ra„ J . ■BolHs Slide Vestas. 1, 6d dozen C.M.U Sheep Tongues, Is 2d tin English Fish Paste, 6d jar Clement» Tonic, 2s lOd bottle Sardines in Oil, 3 tins lid Best Butter (Golden Spray), Is 9d lb Prime Cheese, Is lb ■" ' ■' OUR SPECIALS. ENGLISH MOPS (With handles) ENGLISH MOPS ■ (GEM CEDAR) (GEM GEDAR) Our Price 3s 9d each. .Our Price 3s 9d each. lib boxes CHOCOLATES *lb boxes CHOCOLATES CA^^t TION (Wofiaorful Value) CARNATION 10d box ' -■ ' lOd box HUTT EGGS, Is 6d dozen. HUTT EGGS, Is 6d dozen. L. RATHBONE, the cash grocer, 132, LAMBTON QUAY; AND AT BROOKLYN. WE ARE WITH YOU AGAIN, BOOT BUYERS! WAREHOUSE STOCK PURCHASED. 4000 Pairs— BOOTS AND SHOES — 4000 Pairs LADIES' SHOES, GENTS' BOOTS, BOYS' GIRLS' AND YOUTHS' BOOTS. ' ' ' Also 458 pairs BOYS' AND GIRLS' SCHOOL BOOTS-AU sizes 0,.r Bnver S ay.SELL THEM AT A LOW PRICE. MAKE ROOM MORE TO FOLLOW. J (1) This is why we Buy for Cash and Sell for Cash (2) This enables us ; to Sell at Low Prices. {}X S' s i? ' vlL y wo havo A he ■*ai*-l °f tho Cheapest Boot Store. (4) Ihis is why wo get Country Orders every mail. (5) This is why our assistants give you tho Best Attention. MAKE STRAIGHT FOR THE N ECONOMIC SHOE STORE, 146, LAMBTON QUAY (OPPOSITE PUBLIC TRUST-OFFICE). THE CHEAPEST SHOE STORE IN WELLINGTON. We Deliver and Pay Postage on Purchases over 20s.

WOODVILLE RACES. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, lst and 2nd FEBRUARY, 1924. SPECIAL Train arrangement;- from Marlon, .Palmorston North, and • Wuipukura.u. First Race, 11.30 a.m. Admission —Men, 7b 6d; Ladies, 3s 6d.