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AMUSEMENTS. DO NOT MISS SEEING One of the Best Pl*ogrammes One of the Best Programmes Ever S'creened T THE OCTAGON. HAYWARDS' ART PICTURES, At B.O—NIGHTLY.—At 8.0. BESSIE BARRISCALE And WILLIAM DESMOND, in A Stirring Storr of Love and War, BULLETS AND BROWN EYES. Setter than 'The Prisoner of Zenda.' Better than 'The Prisoner of Zenda.' PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Taken by the Slow Photographic Process. ' WHEN FLOWERLAND AWAKES IN Colored JAPAN. Scenic. THE LATEST PATHS GAZETTE. CARTOONS IN A HOSPITAL. Is and 6d; Reserves The Bristol, 1b 6d, of by 'phone 3,091 from 7 p.m. KING EDWARD THEATRE. To-night: 6.30 till 10. PATTY ARBUOKLE, FATTY ARBUCKLE, FATTY ARBUCKLE, The Most Refined of' All Picture Comedians, in the Latest and Greatest Triangle KEYSTONE COMEDY KEYSTONE COMEDY] CINDERS OF LOVE, In addition the Eighth Episode of the Serial 'Stingaree,' Entitled THE PURIFICATION OF MULFERV. THE PURIFICATION OF MULFERA. The Outlaw waylays a bishop, Kikes his clothes, and sets out to purify " Mulfera," the toughest town in Australia. In addition: THE ORGY Lnbin Drama, THROUGH TELKMAKEN, NORWAY. GAUMONT GRAPHIC, Etc., Etc. ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN, 3d. KING'S THEATRE, Under the Auspices of the Overseas Club. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26th, at 8 p.m. UNIQUE CHILDREN'S DEMONSTRATION CHILDREN'S DEMONSTRATION FOR OUR BOYS' COMFORT. FOR OUR BOYS' COMFORT. ADMISSION ... Is and 6d.

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. KEEN-CUT BARGAINS ! Another example of our Remarkable Valuegiving is clearly shown in our Special Line of LADIES' FLEECY-LINED BLOOMERS, In "White and Silver Grey. OUR CUT PRICE, 2s 3d PAIR. These offerings are positively unequalled anywhere in town or out of town, and ladies should hasten to purchase at this att.ractivo price. UNIQUE STORES, LTD., STUART STREET. THE SALE OF THE SEASON. CITY BOOT PALACE GREAT WINTER S*VLE IS NOW ON. AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF. LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDREN'® FOOTWEAR OF THE • BEST QUALITY AT BARGAIN PRICES. Ladies' Black V-alvofr Court Shoes, splendid quality, leather heels. Were 16s Gd. Sale prico, 7? 9d. Ladies' Glnoe and Patent Bar Shoe* round toes. Were 12s 9d to 17s 6d.' Sale prices, 8s lid and 10s 6d. Ladies' Glaco Derby Shoes, patent caps. smart, round toes. Were 16s 6d. Salt price, 12s 9d. Ladies' Glace Lace or Button Boots, plain, no caps, broad toes. Were 16s 6d. Saleprice, 9s 6d. Ladies' Patent Gol. Bals., dull kid leg. uied. round toes. Were 255. S;ile price! 15s 6d. Uteris Glace and Box Calf Bals., round tons; Were 18s 6d. Sale price, J4s 6d. Men's Box Calf and Glace Gol. Bals., welted, med. round toes. Were 19s 6d to 255. Sale, price, 16s 6d. Men's Tan Willow Bals., leather lined, wide welts, stout soles, best quality. Were 27s 6d. Sale price, 19s 6d. Men's Box Calf Derby Shoes, welted, med. round toes. Were 18s 6d. Sale price. 12s 6d. Men's Strong Working Boots, heel and toe plates and nails Sale prices, lis 6d, 13s 6d, and 16s 6d. BOYS' AND GIRLS' FOOTWEAR. Boys' Strong School Boots, heel and toe plates and nails. Sale price, 9s 6d. Girls' Chrome. Laco or Button Boots. Sale price, 6s lid. Girls' Tan Glace Bar Shoes, sites 11 to 2. Salo price, 6s lid. Girls' La.ngtry Shoes, sizes 11 to 1. Sals price, 5s lid. Children's Tan or Black Ankle Strap Shoes. Sale prices, 2s Cd and 2s lid. Special lines of Boys' or Youths' Clogs. Sale price, 8s lid. Lidks' and Gents' Goloshes, Gum Boots, and Slippers all at Bargain Prices. CITY BOOT PALACE GREAT WINTER SALE, Corner of George and St. Andrew streets. TO MEN. SPECIAL PURCHASE OF TRAVELLERS SAMPLES. ALL BRITISH MAKB. No Two Alike. Prices, 37 8 .6 dto 52s 6d. RAIN AND TWEED COATS'. Drapers, DUTHIES, George street.

F TITTv£?T&, leM thatl CoSt >> BKICK f- . HUNG ALOW, modern in even- detail; 5 rooms dining 24 x 14, 16 x 14; Jc'adlights iibrous p,aster ceilings, art panelled papers; K i™ ths . and garden laid out,. 2 SECTIONS SO x-130) in Musselburgh, £llO each 7-roomed MODERN HOUSE (in good . oca u llt y). £550. Apply C. H. LOWDEN, iticnardson street (opposite Nile gtreetj. WaktbD Known—That Billheads, Cireu- _ lars. Cards,- Programmes, and General Printing of every description are executed at the 'Evening Star* Office at Moderate P«C«8,

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Evening Star, Issue 16195, 17 August 1916, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Star, Issue 16195, 17 August 1916, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Star, Issue 16195, 17 August 1916, Page 7

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