ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! A STAB OF STARS IN A PICTURE OF PICTURES! Master Pictures Presents JOHN BARRYMORE "BEAU BRUMMEL." " ALL THE WORLD LOVES A LOVER," You will be fascinated while before your eyes pass the Pomp and Picturesqueness, the Colour and Variety of the Age when the Famed BEAU Captivated a Thousand Hearts. The Great Barrymore is supported by a Great Cast, including MARY ASTOR WILLARD LOUIS IRENE RICH ALEC B. FRANCES CARMEL MYERS WILLIAM HUMPHREYS THE 5? AMA OF THE FAMED DANDY WHO SCORNED THE FRIENDSHIP OF PRINCES AND SET THE FASHIONS FOR KINGS AT THE EMPRESS THEATRE ON FRIDAY NEXT. BOX PLANS OPEN AT THE BRISTOL TO-MORROW. FAREWELL! FAREWELL! TO CHINESE FOOTBALL TEAM. THURSDAY, 2nd OCTOBER. JOY NIGHT! - 2/6 - JOY NIGHT! THE BIG TOWN HALL And MR. C. DALTON'S CABARET ORCHESTRA. FOUR HOURS' ENJOYMENT. SEE THE WONDERFUL DECORATIONS. GREAT LIMELIGHT EFFECTS. 2s 6d .ADMITS TO GALLERY AND DANCING FLOOR. GOOD SUPPER ARRANGEMENTS. SHIPPER'S MISTAKE SALE' . STARTS TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW WE SHALL OPEN THE GREATEST EIGHT-DAY' SALE OF QUALITY BOOTS AND SHOES IN OUR HISTORY. THIS OPPORTUNITY IS GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC OWING TO OUR SHIPPER'S MISTAKE. AhS4fp en^^2r'?.^e^ r)-OF-SEASON SALE oß> LEFT-OVERS, but A. SALE OF THE BEST OF FOOTWEAR in all lines and Bizes, at prices vvmen will return to our shippers' the money they paid to the manufacturers. • llio goods were shipped to us in error, hence the announcement ot this sale at the opening of the season and not at the end of it. The following prices of QUALITY LINES reveal the bargains to be had at the Sale:— MEN'S DEPARTMENT. " ■ M SHf)FsaCk and Bl>own- Hie"-srado ENGLISH AND CANADIAN BOOTS and Men' B Quality ENGLISH BLACK an d BROWN BOOTS^^J o.^, 8" * Men c s Stout SUPER, BOX-CALF BOOT^sZrl^'^l *£ Men^SA&H. STAG" BOX and WILLOW^^OOT^ ** Men's English "CAVES' " BOOTS AND SHOES-lfbt^ andtn^ '% *" Worth 37s 6d; To Clear at 12s 6d LADIES 3 DEPARTMENT. Ladies' Grey, Black, and Brown SUEDE SEMI-BROGUE SHOES-English makeLadiet^Black Glace Kid OXFORD SHOES-WithSs tis^iF^ Ladies' Patent Colt OXFORD SHOES-Louis hooT* "' T° ** ** ** Ladies' GLACE OXFORD SHOES-Leather C U hlV^Zlt°^ Ladies' Patent 5-strap GUSSET SHOES-Cuban hedfaluUJ 0 ** "* 6d LS 2^* # SS "E « Ladies' Black Suede 2-s.rap SHOES-All sizes & -To & t ll od. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. SS X; Ji iNSlSlSlUt^o Worih 9>lld; To Clear 5s lld Tan Willow Calf ANKLE-STRAP SHOES-11 toY" '^ M; T° C'°ar "?S M Tan Willow Calf ANKLE-STRAP SHOES-M^ids';' 2 \ 'I J T° nt 9S lld p^» w wor^l;l^^l^^^ Id ran nr v limr«~i» a °" cups' t0 10 Worlh 103 6d: To Clear Rt 6s 6d c'™ l nIn YqS 7 °ail* Uto 1 WorllJ 14s 6d; To clear at 8s 1" c co lMn wnvt~s •?• o * * Worth 13s 6d: To Clear at 8s 6d SpSSf2lfiHOEsi2tos ■ ShK^ct^od HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS! HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS' IN BOYS' SCHOOL BOOTS. .' Doors opon at 9 a.m. Extra assistants have been oncaeed and ovprv ■ n !3T nt m"^ t0 ,C 0V ° r UI the ¥ avy, at^'«'ance o ßf customers, but nevertheless a visit early in the day and early in tho week is recommended. LINDSAY'S, LIMITED, THE QUALITY SHOE STORE, ,JggJ^ UAY- OPPOSITE MIDLAND HOTEL. GOOD GOODS AT GOOD PRICEsT Sugar, IA, Auckland, per lb 3£d Prunes, best, 4d 1b r! lKari ku' T° lb ba/ o1? 3 9d Sultana, Golden, 5Jd lloiir, 251b. loose, 4s 9d Sultanas best, 6id p'm.K^e^r^d » " Salmon iniddle-cul, 8d Dates, 41b la 2d Jellies, 5 packets ls X Jams, 9d Limewater, quarts 5d Lea and Perrin's Sauce, ls 6d r.„ caste> lareest> ls ■ Lentils. 3td . Coftoo, Symington's, ls lld Rice, <ilb"ls n° , e °' ?!'*' ;2s 5d Saeo- 31b ls Quaker Oats, Is 4d CornOoiu-, B. and P., lOd Lower. Hutt Hesident, Telephone Number is EDWIN C. RUSSELL & CO, • 120, VIVIAN STREET, 382, BROADWA^ THRACE, MIRAMAR ; '
NZ. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. • ANNUAL EXHIBITION. Now Open Daily in tho ART GALLERY, WTIITMORE STREET. Hours, 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Admission, Is. Art Union Tickets, ls. Morning ami Afternoon Tea by arrangement with Iho Custodmu. 11. M. GORE, Secretary. EUCHRIS. EUCHRE. TO-NIGHT, at The Dainties, 18-22, Courtunay place. 10 genuine pi-izos; 2 £1 Orders; 2 10s Orders (open-orders), and 6 oilier good prizes. Euchre at 8 o'clock sharp. Admission ls. Wo hold 1 Kiichre every Tues., Fri.", anil Sal. Sumo placo. sumo prizes, wane firm. This is Our 107 th continuous woek of Euchre. J. IiAILLIE, H. HEAWFJiN.
W.C.T.U. CONSTABLE STREET, WELLINGTON ■ feOU iH. THURSDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 2.30 pm TMTHS. RHODES, of Auckland, will givo •"-"- nil Address ou "MATERNAL MORTALITY " All women cordially invited to attend. MISS MARTHA ROOT Wi^the^Si^al^tulc^1* 2-30 V KDXESDAY AFTERNOON Hall, 186 Vivmi. street. Subject: "World Peace: How to Bring It." Q ALK-Edward S ' s Opeu Warehouse, 96, p Wi li a -»l. ; Willow-pjitlcm 33-pieco Diuuur tut, liugueh, Xur 633.
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 79, 30 September 1924, Page 2
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