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Evening Star, Issue 16051, 1 March 1916, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. BLACK BQX^TO-MORROW QBAND 'PICTURE PALACE > 1.30 to -10 p.m. LAST SCREENING OP John Strange Winter's Powerful Work t ■ GRIP A Striking Master GRIP Feature. One of the GR1P.........M05t Enthralling, GRIP Sensational, and GRIP:. Gripping Pictures GRIP Ever presented to GRIP.... Dunedin Audiences. GRIP The Story is Ebrceful, GRIP ..Olean, and ft GRIP... Wonderful Tate ■di GRIP A Strong MflnWrongecl, ' GRIP Pulsating with. GRIP... Humanity and Tenderness. GRIP. And filled: with GRIP.. Tense Situations, Why, the very title conveys Strength, Pa-ssion, Power, and Force. AN IMPRESSIVE INSPIRATION Magnificent Supporting Programme. ADULTS, SIXPENCE? CHILDREN, jSd. J U '.E N' S HAL L. Direction Victor Beck. FOR A SHORT~SEASON ONLY," Commencing TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! The World-famed ASTRONOMER AND METEOROLOGIST, CLEMENT L. WRAGGE,. Will Give his Latest Grand SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENT, Entitled 'THE ETERNAL UNIVERSE' AND THE WAR. Magnificently Illustrated by Beautifully Colored Lantern Slides from the Most Recent Pictures and Photographs. An Exceptional Opportunity of LearningSome Truths ABOUT THE PRESENT WAR, Its Causes and Effects. Unique and Popular Entertainment. -~„~ Popular Trices: 3s. 2s, Is. RESERVED SEATS AT THE BRISTOL, JTING EDWARD THEATRE, SOUTH DUNEDIN. NIGHTLY CONTINUOUS PICTURES. 6.30 till 10. FAREWELL TO-NIGHT To the Glorious, Enthralling Subject: THE GOVERNOR'S LADY. THE GOVERNOR'S LADY. THE GOVERNOR'S LADY. THE GOVERNOR'S LADY. ' THE GOVERNOR'S LADi'. • Pathetic, Tender, Sentimental. A Drama with a- Strong Appeal, Featuring EDITH WYNNE MATHESON. Chamounix in Summer (Pathe Scenic). WAR IN THE AIR. Showing Aeroplanes WAR IN THE AIR and Hydroplanes over WAR IN THE AIR. the Dardanelles. (Special War Topical.) THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. CARTOONS ON A YAOHT. Grouch Chaser. King Edward Prices: ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN, 3d. TWO NEW" SONGS By JAYNE STERLING. 'WHEN THE GREY OF THE SKY.' This is a warm, bright, soulful song in the style of the famous 'Perfect Day.' It jB sweet and very melodious, and we can sincerely recommend it as being a notable success. A fine violin obbligato is included. DEAR LITTLE MOTHER O' MINE.' Such a lovely gem! Its charming words and graceful music combine to make it a real " song of the heart." it is appro- / priate under the present "unhappy war conditions, and will be welcomed in many a home. Both Songs have Artistic Picture Title Page in Colors. Price: Each Is 6d. CAS. BEGG AND CO., L Headquarters for Musie, PRINCES STREET. MEETINGS. DUNEDIN AND SUBURBAN DRIVERS' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. THE USUAL MONTHLY MEETING of the above Union will bo held in the Trades Hall on FRIDAY, March 3rd, 1916. Meeting at 8 p.m. Business; General. A. WATT, Secretary. MONEY. MONEY TO LEND. "E HAVE SPECIAL SUMS from £I,OOO Mo £7,000 TO LEND on FREEHOLD SECURITY at 5£ per cent, per annum. SIEVWRIGHT, JAMES, AND NICHOL, Solicitors. SCOTTISH BORDERERS' ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL PICNIC at Wingatui, SATURDAY First. Tea, Sugar, Milk, and Hot Water provided. Train leaves Dunedin at 1.15. J. ROGERS, T. B. VEITCH, Joint Secretaries. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. SUITS MADE TO MEASURE FOR 50s. IS IT POSSIBLE? T has occurred to a local genius that the -a, brain may be deceived through the organ of smell, just as it is through th's oar! Thai; just a*s the gramophone suggests that a brass band, which is playing thottsands of miles away, is actually in tho next room, so may some other instrument suggest a sweet smell in a, similarly fraudulent manner. It, is no good anyone declaring this to be impossible of achievement, for overyear brings new surprises. Who would have imagined that, in a war year such as tins, a (Made-to-measure Suit, such as Wm, Penrose and Co. arc now turning out, could be produced at a total co3t of only 50s? Hundreds of Dunedin citizens are now proudly walking the streets in evidence of this wonderful fact. The Penrose Suit invariably picases, and repeat orders a.re consequently the rule. It is full value! You don't get full value if you pay more for a suit than you need do. On the contrary, you cultivate feelings-of dissatisfaction and disgust.. If you reason the question out, you must conclude that >a good bargain, .such as a 50s Made-to-measure Penrose Suit, tends to happiness and long life. "W. PENROSE AND CO. CHEAP FRUIT. Tomatoes, 121b Is 6d; Dessert, 3d and 4d lb; Dessert Pears, 2d lb; Peaches, 121b 2sBest Nectarines, 121b 2s 6d; Jelly Apples, 12 lb Is; Cooking Appples, 81b Is; Dessert Apples, 3d and 4d lb; Prime Onions, 141b Is. Return Cash' Receipts February 29 and get money returned in full. \ LF. BROWN, 305 GEORGE STREET. HOW IS YOUR MEAT BULL? LERE are still a number of people ■ L are in a position to avail themselves of our Cash-over-the-counter system of purchasing Meat, and who yet fail to realise the great saving it effects. IT MEANS A saving of a Penny upwards on NEARLY EVERY PURCHASE-savina of SHILLINGS PER WEEK, on the Meat Bill of a large family, LESSENING THE .STRUGGLE OF THE WORKING MAN. „It means NO SACRIFICE IN QUALITY. You go for your meat and pay for it. JAMES WEIGHT,-^,