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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 110, 5 November 1925, Page 2

"INNOCENCE" ■■■•■ ■ The big entertainment picture that travels at a mile-a-minuto speed, 1, through scenes of tremendous drama, right into the strongest climax ever written info a picture! - . ■ . COMMENCES AT THE KING'S THEATRE, WEL¥g^ NE s H S LAB TO-MORROW NIGHT, 8 o'clock, ORCHESTRAL MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. A stolen necklace—an innocent man convicted—his escapa from gaol—the woman he loves in trouble through his carelessness—his surrender to. save her happiness— his innocence established through his unselfishness! It's a story that will hold you enthralled with its terrific drama 1 "INNOCENCE" Featuring ANNA Q. NILSSON and a Great Cast, including: EARLE FOXE, ■. MARION HARLAN, LILLIAN LANGDON, JESSIE ARNOLD, WILFRED LUCAS, FREEMAN WOOD, WILLIAM SCOTT, VERA LEWIS.: -. A picture that will thrill you with its keen-edged drama, delight you with its comedy, hold you spellbound with its remarkable story interest. . SUPERB SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA. BOX PLANS now .open at the Bristol Piano Company, or "Ring the Theatre, Telephone 22-212. PARAMOUNT THEATRE (COURTENAY PLACE). COMMENCING TO-MORROW I. - Afternoon, 2.30. TWICE DAILY! 7.45 Evening.' A THRILLING LOVE DRAMA STAGED AMID GLAMOROUS LIFE OF THE FAMOUS RIVIERA. ■ "THE HEART OP A SIREN " " - With BARBARA LA MARR CONWAY TEARLE Ho saw an exotic creature with the graco of a modern Venus—-trembling lips told tho story in her heart—and this' strong man took her in his arms—threw position, future, all, to the winds for one rapturous moment. A more beautiful Barbara than you've ever seen—dressed in gorgeous clothes— moving through orchid-scented gardens of Southern Franco—graceful, alluring, tempting—truly, your favourite actress in her favourite kind of role. A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION. COMEDY. SCENIC. GAZETTE. THE PARAMOUNT ORCHESTRA BOX PLAN AT THE UTILITY STATIONERY SHOP (next to Theatre), TELEPHONE 21-838, OR: RING THEATRE, TELEPHONE 21-842. AT ARCHERS-FIRE SALE! £500 WORTH OF DAMAGED DRAPERY TO BE CLEARED TO-MORROW. SLIGHTLY WET ONLY. 100 yds White Towelling, Is 9d for IOAd '36 only Infants' Pull-on Sleeping Suits, 10 doz. Towels, to go Is, Is 6d, Is lid each to go 2s 6d \ 300 yds Fancy Sateens, Is lid for Is 3d 10 doz. pillow Slips, to go Is 3d each 160 yds of Double Curtain Net, Is 6d yard ; 5 doz. Single Sheets, to. go 4s 9d.each 24 Double Bed Spreads .to go at 10s 10 doz. Double Bed Sheets, to go 6s 3d 180 yds of Crepe Dress Stuff, 2s lid for :• each . . , .VIs lid yard •, , * 5 doz. Coloured-top Boys' 3 Socks, to go 100 Children's Made-up Dresses, to go 2s. ■ 2s 6d pair Singlets, to go 1,, 1. M.! damaged Glov €B ,to! go 9d pair j a s(j Damaged Xaces, to go 6yds for 9d 10 doz. Ladies' White Bloomers, large 30 Table Cloths^ 2yds long, to g« 3s lid size Is lid ; * 1 >:,Ladies' Silk-to-Knee Hose, to go 2s lid 20 only Ladies' Wool Jumpers, to go 12s- Ladies'. Black: Cotton. Hose,, to go\Uid 6d ' ' ■ •'' "' '■ ' ■ -Palr ■■ •'• ■ ■ ■• ■■■.•-..•.' 16 Ladies' Cotton Dresses, 5s lid,'los 6d. Flower Sprays, from Is . . 18 Ladies" AH-wbol One-piece Dresses, to Straw for Hats,, to go id piece ■ ■ go 25s ■ Shapes to Coyer, 2s 3d , ........ : ABI STRAIGHTPOR TO-MORROW! ; UPPER CUBA STREET. . . GREAT SALE OF WHOLESALE BOOT V: WAREHOUSE STOCK THE BOOT WAREHOUSE OF MESSRS. W. AND J- STAPLES . AND CO., LTD., 16, GHUZMEE STREET, IS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR THE SALE OF THE WHOLE OF THEIR STOCKS OF HIGH-GRADE FOOTWEAR. LADIES' SUEDE WELTED SHOES:.. From 12s 6d per pair GENTS' TAN CALF WELTED SHOES From 23s 6d per pair CHILDREN'S SHOES • ••. • ...From 5s 6d per pair THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY THAT DOES NOT OFTEN OCCUR. ' ' CALL AND INSPECT. NOTE THE ADDRESS:' . OPEN TILL 8.30 FRIDAY NIGHT. 16 G^UZNEE STREET (Just below Te Aro Post Office). TO ELECTORS OP WELLINGTON! We wish to thank all those who have voted for us in the past, and tru«t that by the quality of our goods and our keen prices to keep your trade in the. future. By perusing our price-list our customers will see that we have made still further reductions; arid, considering the fact that we deliver heavy parcels free of charge to certain districts, our present price-list will substantiate our ■ ' claim of being THE LEADING CUT-RATE AND QUALITY GROCERS OF WELLINGTON AND SUBURBS. Sugar, IA, 701b 14a 8d ' ■ Sugar, IA, 701b 14s 8* ' Sugar, 121b 2s 9d ' Sugar, 121b-2g 9d - Oatmeal, 251b as lOd • Oatmeal, 251b. 5s lOd Icing Sugar, 61b. 2s 3d Castor Sugar, 61b 2s 3d Prunes, per lb iVzd Flour, best, 3 J/41b la Dates, per lb 3V2d • Flour, calico bags, 251b. 6s 3d, Potatoes, old, 28!b' 2s 6d Flour, calico bags, 501b 12s Potatoes, new large, 51b Is Tea, Family, per lb Is lOd Onions, Canadian, per lb 4d ■• Tea, Our Best Quality, per lb 2s 6d Sultanas, Golden, per lb 5%d Kice, Sago, and Tapigca, 3d Sultunas, Blue,,per lb sVfcd . Velvet, Soap, 8d Sultanas, Mildm-a, per lb 6%d Taniwha Soap, Is Id > Currants, Mildura, per lb 6%d Sensation Soap, Is 4d Patmolivc Soap, per cake 6%d Palmolive Soap, (PAe Palmolive Shaving Cream, Is 6d Pabnolive Shaving Cream, Is 6d Beecham's Pills, lid and Is 2d Pineapples, Kqleh, 6V£d Sunlight Soap. Is 4d Pineapples, Prizewinner, 7%d Peaches, A.J.C., per tin Is 4d Pineapples, large tins, 9d Apricots, A-J.C, per tin Is 4d ■ • Butter, Chestnut, per lb Is 8d Pears, best, per tin Is Cd Kellog'a Cornflakes, VSutton's Supreme Seed Potatoes, less Havelock, plugs U 3<L- v than cost . . Caudles, Price's, lOd St.. Mungo, small, 7 packets Is ' . Mustard, Colman's, % St. Mungo, large, Is 7d Aspirins, 3 packets Is 4d Edraond's Baking Powder, Is 2d Safeties, B. & M., 8d Peck's Salmon and Shrimp, 3oz If . Cocoa, Bduruville, pei! lb 3b Milk, Highlander, small, Is Salmon, pink, per tin 6d Macaroni, Catelli, B%d . Cornflour, B. & P., lOd . ' ' Vermicelli, Catelli, BJid8 Jid ' ' The Palmolive Soap we are advertising is the genuin© Palmolive Soap sold by our competitors at 9d per cake, and is not to be confused with Palm and Olive Soap sold cheaper. The Palmolive Shaving Cream at Is 6d is the Usual 2s size. Why pay 33 1-3 per cent, more? NOTED FOR QUALITY—FAMED FOR PRICE EDWIN C. RUSSELL & CO., 120, VIVIAN STREET—Telephone 22-935. 382, BROADWAY. MlßAMAß—Telephone 24-328. UPLAND ROAD—Telephone 26-951. ' TINAKORI ROAD—Telephone 45-665. MAIN STREET, LOWER HUTT—Telephone 244- (L.H.). JUMBLE SALE. MOTHERS. —: MOTHERS' HELPERS. A JBn «sf s'h Lo?o WiU V' heU r™* SALErFRIDAY, 6th NOVBaptist Schoolroom, Vivian street, «J JiMBER at 27 JIERCER STREET on FRIDAY EVENING, Gth NOVEM (opposite' "Evening Post"). BEH, (TO-MORROW), at 0.45 p.m. Clothes, Ice Chest, Pot Plnnts, etc. ' JUMBLE SALE. | TiTAriu p «vi? A JUMBLE SALE of Clbthing, Books, J VMbhb hAhh. eta . t will be held in tllc ]i; Vttlls B a y ~— . Yacht Cltib House on •FKIDAY, BLh NOVEMBER, L SATURDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, I At 2.30 p.m. | Bargains for Ali.