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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 109, 4 November 1926, Page 2

EMPRESS. EMPRESS. Direction—Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. FINAL SCREENINGS: "RECKLESS ROMANCE," with an All-Star Comedy Cast, and "GRASS. COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) 1 A blood-stirring film, packed with action and thrills. "SEA HORSES" Featuring JACK HOLT, FLORENCE VIDOR, GEORGE BANCROFT, WILLIAM POWELL. An adaptation of Francis Brett Young's smashing, colourful, action story of love and adventure. Refreshing in its originality of plot, settings, and treatment. It's a Paramount Picture! 'THE CRIMSON RUNNER" A Master Picture Featuring ' PRito^cuLA DEAN, ALAN HALE, WARD CRANE, and MITCHELL LEWIS. ' Exotic Vienesse Cafes—Beautiful Women—lntoxicating Music—Vienna's Fascinating Underworld, and, shining above all, "The Crimson Runner," a daring female who daily risked her life and honour to fulfil an oath. LATEST PATHE GAZETTE (Mrs. Corson Swims the Channel—English Girls in Women's Olympiad, etc.). THE EMPRESS DISTINCTIVE ORCHESTRA (Director: MR. M. T. DIXON). BOX PLANS at The Bristol till s—then at the Theatre. Ring 43-963. TO-MORROW AT 9 TO-MORROW 700 PAIRS FINE QUALITY KID GLOVES, to be sold at 2/11. Usual Prices 10/6 and 12/6. This amazing opportunity is due to the fact that we are clearing out many stock lines and Sample Gloves. The qualities are all of the highest, and there is a fair range of sizes in each line. They include Beautiful White Kid Gloves, for day and evening wear, from.two-dome to 17 inches long; Fine Brussels Kid, in white, black, and grey, with deep novelty gauntlets; Fine Suedes, in black and brown, two and threebutton; Fownes'g White Washing Doeskin, two-button and gauntlet; Long Handsome White Kid Gloves, slashed with black; and many others. 70 DOZEN ENGLISH SILK HOSE (slightly imperfect). At ]_/g pair. This Hosiery is a Wonderful Bargain. The flaws are very alight, and the leg fulllength silk. Worth 4/6. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. QUEREE BROS., 116, WILLIS STREET. I • ___ 2/11 2/11 2/11 2/11 APEX RECORDS 2/11 Popular Records at Popular Prices. To pay more is sheer waste of money. 712 Just a Little Drink (F.T.) 8476 Horses (F.T.) Christofo Colombo (F.T.) Tamiami Trail (F.T.) 8475 The Village Blacksmith (Song) 8413 I Wonder Where My Baby Is ? (Song) i Gimme a Little Kiss (Song) Mother Mo Tennessee (Song) 1 8476 Behind the Clouds (Quartette) 8494 Valencia (F.T.) In My Gondola (Quartette) Could I, I Certainly Could (F.T.) 646 Swiss Echo Song (Song) 640 Hats Off to the Stoker (Song) Pearl of Brazil (Song) . Oh, Gee! Oh, Gosh! (Song) | 5338 Yearning (Tenor) 8447 Tia Me to Your Apron Strings (Duet) ■ Remember (Tenor) What, No Women! (Duet) 8456 Paddlin' Madelin" Home (F.T.) 8187 What'U I Do? (Song) 1 Sleepy Time Gal (F.T.) Lazy (Song) 8478 In the Middle of the Night (Waltz) . 8453 Sweet Child (Song) Someone to Love (Waltz) Mik« (Song) 8189 Lazy (F.T.) 8434 Roll 'Em, Girls (F.T.) . After the Storm (F.T.) Clap Hands (F.T.) 8466 Guy Massey's Farewell (Song) 730 Sleepy Time Gal (Duet) 1 The Death of Floyd Collins (Song) Carolina Sweetheart (Duet) 2/11 AITKEN'S ARCADE, 2/11 5, COURTENAY PLACE. GREAT ALTERATION SALE TO-MORROW At 10 a.m. TO-MORROW Ladies' ART SILK HOSE—Worth 2/8 to 56 s 68 Heavy DAMASK CLOTHS—6/6 3/11. Sale Price 1/- pair. value. Sale Price 3/6.' I 1001b Cream KNITTING- SILK-2/6 %lb NURSERY FLANNELETTE—Worth 8d hank yard. Sale Price 6 yards for 2/11. 100 doz.' Ladies' SUMMER VESTS— Colonial ALL-WOOL BLANKETS— Worth 1/6. Alteration Price 1/-. Worth 27/6. Alteration Price 21/6 pair. Ladies' Embroidered CAMf-KNICKERS Ladies' ART SILK JUMPERS—Jazz ef—Helio, pink, sky. 7/6 Value for 4/11: fects. Worth 8/11. Sale Price 5/-. DRESS FABRICS — Voiles, Ginghams, Ladies' Moirette and Sateen UNDERMarocain, Georgettes, Ratines. All SKIRTS—Worth 7/11. Alteration Price | double width. Worth 2/6 to 3/11. All 2/0. at 1/- yard. ' Strong Black Italian Cloth BLOOMERS Double-width CREPE DE CHINE—HeIio, 5/6 for 3/11. navy, grey, nigger, and nil green. Worth Ladies' "Batintulle PRINCESS SLIPS— 7/11. Sale Price 3/11. Trimmed embroidery and Val. lace. SUMMER FROCKS—Worth 7/11 to 10/6. Worth 7/6. Alteration Price 3/11. All One Price 3/11. "MAY" ART "SILK HOSE—In 22-inch ■■2%-raeh Hand-made CHINA LACE AND silk panel. Wanted ehades. 3/11 for INSERTION-5%d for 3%d. 2/11%. COLE'S CASH DRAPERY, LTD. 108-110-112, CUBA STREET. BUY FOOTWEAR AT MARTIN'S AT LOWER THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. Our Unbeatable Values are the talk of the Town. You can come here and be sure ' of finding HIGH-GRADE FOOTWEAR AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES. Our Tremendous Turnover means heavy buying, and the savings thus effected are passed on to our customers. LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS-SPECIAL VALUES FOR THIS WEEK. LATEST IN LADIES' TAN STRAP SHOES—AII smart styles. Martin's Unbeatable Price 18/9 LADIES' ENGLISH PATENT ONE-BAR AND FANCY BAR SHOES-Cuban and low s€ather heels. Martin's Unequalled Value 14/11 BUY YOUR WHITE CANVAS SHOES NOW AT THESE PRICES—AII good makers Courts 2/11, Oxfords 3/11, Straps 4/11 LATEST IN BLONDE AND STONE KID STRAP SHOES— Martin's Bargain Price 26/9 FLEET FOOT AFRIC WHITE RUBBER SOLED SHOES— Martin's Wonderful Value Price, 3's to 6's, 3/11 WHITE CANVAS CREPE SOLED LACE SHOESMartin's Unbeatable Value, 3's to 6's, 5/6; Gents', 6/6 WHITE CANVAS ONE-STRAP AND LACE CREPE SOLED SHOES— Martin's Unequalled Bargain Price, 3's to 7's, 6/6 HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF GENTS' BLACK AND TAN OXFORD SHOES— At Martin's Unbeatable Bargain Price 16/11 GENTS' TAN AND DARK BROWN DERBY BOOTS—Leather lined. A smart boot Martin's Wonderful Value Price 19/9 GENTS' LIGHT CHROME WORKING BOOTS— Martin's Unbeatable Price 15/11 ALL THE LEADING MAKES STOCKED. '■ DON'T PAY MORE THAN OUR PRICES. COME ALONG AND SEE. J. W. MARTIN'S 2 BIG BOOT & SHOE STORES, TRAM TERMINUS, COURTENAY PLACE. BRANCH STORE: 57, MANNERS STREET. AT ARCHER'S GREAT CLOSING-DOWN SALE. 3 MORE CASES OF GOODS EX INDENT, WHICH WE ARE UNDER AN OBLIGATION TO OUR LONDON AGENTS TO SELL. OUT THEY GO! READ THIS LIST CAREFULLY! A DOZEN Japanese Sunshades, large size, 2/11; 5 dozen Coloured Cotton Hose, -* to go 1/6 pair; 5 dozen Silk-to-knee Hose, to go 2/11 pair; 10 dozen Mercerised Lisle Hose, latest shades, 1/11 pair; 6 dozen Beautiful Silk Scarves, 5/11, to go 1/11 each--3 dozen Ladietf Silk Garters, to go 1/- pair; 3 dozen Infants' and Maids' Socks, to go 1/3 pair; 5 dozen Girls' White Cotton Socks, to go 1/- pair; 2 dozen Organdi Muslin Collars, jabb designs, to go ll%d each; 4 dozen Ladies' Fancy Cuff Fabric Gloves to go 2/11 pair; 100 skeins of Shetland Floss Wool, to go 4%d skein; Ribbons by the Mile, to go 3d and iVii yard; Laces in 4-yard Lengths, to go 1/-; Straw Plat for hats, to go 1/- piece; Buckram Shapes, to go 1/6 each: Straw for Hats. 18 inches wide, 1/- yd; Tablecloth Lengths, 1%, 2yds, 2/11, 3/9; Sheeting, to go 1/6 yd- Tea Towels, to go 9d each; 4 only Rugs, to go 18/- each; Large Towels, to go 9d eachLarge Size Quilts, to go 10/-. Madapolam, 36 inches wide, to go 10V4d yard; Cream Wrncette, 35 inches, to go 1/3 yard; 2 dozen Maids' Silk Jumpers, to go 4/6 each; 5 dozen Ladies' Singlets, to go 1/3; 8 dozen Ladies' White Cotton Bloomers, to go 1/6Ladies' Check Zephyr Overalls, to go 4/11; 4 dozen beautiful Flower Sprays, to go 1/9 spray; 160 yards Green Satin de Luxe, to go 1/- yard; a window full of This Season's Tagel Hatfi, all at 8/11 each —don't miss them; 1 Musquash Fur Coat £29/10/ARCHER'S, UPPER CUBA STREET. TO-MORROW. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. „____, „______ THE SALVATION ARMY.-Commis- AGENCY, sioner James Hay, 0.8. E., CO Officers, 35 Cadetß, 11 a.m., 3 p.m., 7 p.m., HHHE PETONE AGENCY OF THE THIS SUNDAY, in i- "EVENING POST" OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. See Big Advertisement Saturday's Issue. HAS REMOVED TO TEMPORARY QUARTERS ORDER OF THE STAR IN THE EAST. In "PUBLIC MEETING, THURSDAY, 4th 44, NELSON-ST. (KING'S BLDGS.), TheTtTL mU' *" *• C— *» *• «d Site. "Wonderful Tidings from the World „ ' Congress of the Order held in Holland, TELEPHONE 46-316 July, 1926." Public Cordially invited.