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Evening Star, Issue 16231, 28 September 1916, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS, pRINCES'J__ THEATER FULLERS' REFINED VAUDEVILLE. Nightly, at 8; Matinee Saturday, 2.30. Governing Director , Ben J. Fuller. TO-NIGHT! First Appearance of New York's Premier Somersaulting Sensation, SULLY AND FENNER. Thrills, Gasps, Thrills. . Sensational Success of DEL BAITY AND JAP, DEL BAITY AND JAP. J. no Gowboy and his Musical Bull Terrier WEIGHT'AND WAITE, WEIGHT AND WAITE, Tho Heavy Comedians. EDNA AND OLIVEEDNA AND OLIVE, i The Tomboy Girls. I Brilliant New Show and Last Week of ROBERT DE'MONT TRIO ROBERT DE'MONT TRIo! America's Greatest Novelty Act HARRY LITTLE .WEE M'COLLS DANOING JOHNSONS, wuu> ' EDITH COWLEY. Last week of the sterling AotorElocutionist, DONALD CORNWALLIS, DONALD CORNWALLIS Presenting his Patriotic Triumnb 'MAN THE FLEET.* Pnces: D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls Is • IRINCESS THEATRE. MADGE MAITLAND IS COMING MONDAY. THE IDOL OF TR-ELAND! A 100 per cent, proof Comedy Queen and one of the Great International Variety Stars. DON'T DELAY! BOOK NOW! 3ARLY IS BETTER THAN TOO LATEPLAN AT THE- BRISTOL. 1 LATE ADVERTISEMENTS, [ BUTCHER. O PRACTISE ECONOMY is a national • duty, J herefore purchase your Meat at the following Cash Prices:^ OX BEEF. WETHER MUTTON %t.l°ib 7d Legs Sid Prime Ribs ... 6d Forequarters $1 Rump Steak ... 9d Loins '"' *w Buttook Steak 8d Chops .'.' "' fid Stewing Steak..,7d Tripe ... '" S SSISSd- & Sausages" J* b — «-^ PRIME LAMB. Forequaxters, 3s 6d; Hindquarters, Is 6d. BOLWELL, OPPOSITE KNOX CHURCH. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS, CLOSE 1 p.m. SATURDAYS. Late Night Fridays SPECIAL DISPLAY SUMMER FOOTWEAR . Just Landed. DOROTHY OODD AND FORD'S AMERICAN. Unequalled for Beauty, of Design, Comfort m Fitting, and General Excellence. Colored Top Boots.—We have a splendid assortment to ohooss from. Patent Goloshed Lace or Button Boots, plain, vamps or caps (in the fol'lowinjr colors:—Bla-ok, brown, fawn, and srcv) from 28s 6d. LADIES' WHITE CANVAS AND BUCKSKIN SHOES AND BOOTS IN GREAT VARIETY. Ladies' White Canvas Court and Bar Shoes. Prices, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, and lis 63. Ladies' White Canvas Derby and Button Shoes. Prices, 7s 6d, 3s 6d, and 11 ? 6d. Ladies' White Canvas Button Boote, very smart. Price, 15s 9d. Ladies' White Buckskin Derby Shoes, latest shape, best quality, 23s 6d. Girls' White Canvas Bar and Burton Shoes j Sizes 7to 10—price, Ss 6d; 11 to 1— price, fe Bd. THREE LINES OF SPECIAL VALUE IX ME'N'S FOOTWEAR. Men's Bostook Glace Derby Boots, smart raised iocs, full welt. Price, 23s 6d. Men's Bosteck .Bos Calf Derby Boots, smart raised toes, welted. Price, 25.5. Men'* Box Chrome Derby Boots, machine sewn; smart, serviceable boots. Prico 16a 6d. CITY BOOT PALACE, GEORGE STREET and ST. ANDREW LACE. CURTAINS In White and Cream, long, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid,'to 6s 6d. 3vds lon e , 4s 6d, 4s lid. Ss 6d, to 13s 6d. oiyds Ion?, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, to 355. White and Crc-ain Lace Nets, 18 to 27 irchos wide, 7M, 9d, lOjd, to Is 6d per yard." ALL THESE GOODS OPENED THIS WEEK. KILROY AND SUTHERLAND, Princes street. "B you Losa Anything Advertise ii_ 'Star's' Lost and Found Column. TO LET. tf"|FFICES and Sample Rooms, centralVJ' small and large; very low rents. Hooper, 52 Crawford street. cf a ? 00ms > fireplaces. Apply 110 at. Andrew street, Dunedin. '8 ,u °r j**or Sale (Warrington), 3--5- roomed Bungalow; furnished: fa-cintr beach. Ales. Harris aud Co. andah Cottage; b; 865 George street. A £££ ""' aiu lszi, 4-roomed. House i sewered, tubs) JL near Dunedin Railway Station- 8s 3S arrow street. ' ' WO LET, House and Section; tubs, bath, - copper; drained to sewer; rent, 12s per week Apply Mrs Crawford, corner louug and Cutten streets, St. Kilda '• I -fi- rooms; conveniences; clo-se on. ilarar Pkee P. 0."