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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 March 1917, Page 1

rO-NJGHT POLLARD'S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT OF PBESISXT BIG TYVO-STAII DISPLAY. WEDNESDAY.MAIUif"F.KfT;<: CLARK, MARGUFJUTF (LARK, THE PETITE FAYOI Huh, THE PKTITK FAVOUPdTE, ■>ii k*ib IHi Jin omancc.) AM) PilCi iSI'PPOItTS. TO-NIGHT McLEAK«'S "'CTUI^'S ("'lat'Ji Burnliain's Famous N<>\ "JEWEL" (A Beautiful Picture) (II eclipses even (lie eVor ;.-reen "I 1 !; -TO-NIGHT J EWEL " WEDNESDAY— A SUPER FEATURE. • -WKDNJ -SD.-U MARY PICKFORD MARY PIOKFORD In the Mirhtv Famous Photonlay in Seven Reels-- " pnn« 'T,ITTI,F' PF.PPI\,4 " FRIDAYiiid greatest production divided into three parts—a I ■■'•login', and an Epilogue. It is acclaimed the best, MARY PICKFORD production over produced. Jesse L. Laskv presents: --FRIDAY 'THE HEART OF NORA FLYNN"—Five Arts. RUNANT.'A FRIDAY ■ -RCXAXGA "POOR LITTLE PEPF'iNA" "POOR LITTLE PEPPINA" MIVKUS' HALL, POLLARD'S FUTURES TO-NIGHT TO-NJGUT— Grand Double Star Bill. •- TO-NIGHT Famous Plavevs* present MAK(;UERITK CLARK, in • ".SEVEN SISTERS" New York's Famous Xighl Club "MIDNIGHT AT MAXIMS"

f'UELSC KOTIi Ei fsf I VII it hll ¥ Js» 111 &• Ills JULJuI/ I Ut vvi IRONMONGERS I WORTH OF iROWWON J GERY TO BE SOLD. EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. A I'V.W Oir THE BARGAINS: Fenders <!.'• to 40/-; usual price 7/6 to 60-.' Coal Vases 12 6 to 20/-. Fire Brasses 6;- to 20/-; usual U/~ to 12s p«r tluyen ; Tea Spoons, 4/jier dozen ; Forks, 7/9 per dozen. Scissors (all makes and prices). Engineer's and Carpenters Tools at Greatly Reduced Prices. Now is the time to buy F.SAM FL WARE under cost price. Household Requisites, Meat Safes, Mixed Paint and Varnish. Everything must be cleared cut. Call and inspect our huge stork—-the prices are right. We are closing down and the goods are marked down "to sell. Everything must be sacrificed. TERMS—Strictly cash : no credit. Our books close to-dav, March 10th. Sale starts MONDAY, March 12th.

RTH.'RY MILITARY DISTRICT. HIE NATIONAL EFFICIENCY BOARD of New Zealand invites those engaged in the Primary Industries of Farming and Mining — To attend a meeting to be held at the TOWN' HALL, (keymottth, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th March, at Noon. The Commissioner for the Cantorbury Military District, Mr. J. A. Fros-j tick, will explain the proposals, of the National Efficiency Board for the management of Soldiers' Farms and discuss matters arising out of the Military Service Act. He will be pleased to take note of the views of any person engaged in the Primary Industries and convey to the National Efficiency Board any 'practical suggestions for moie efficient working. F. COOPER, Secretary to Commissioner, Canterbury Military District. 'WHERE THE SMART HATS ARE" JMPORTANT jyOTIUE. " ADIES will be pleased to learn , -* that we are now showing a very choice range of BLOUSES, "In all the latest designs and fashions. "Tj & CO., MILLINERY SPECIALISTS. ALBERT STREET, GKEYMOUTH.,

ryilE QNE QIFT THAT IS SURE TO PLEASE A SOLDIER— Your friend or relative _ou active service will appreciate your Portrait. It is a personal meeting—it revives old memories and strengthens the bonds of love and friendship. Its value cannot be measured by its cost. A Photograph can be sent any distance as easily as a letter. Make an appointment for your PORTRAIT now with

MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. • (Under New Management). \lJ' BOUCHER, for sixteen years * " * with Messrs Griff en and Smith, wishes to notify the public of Greymouth and district that he has entered into possession of the UNION STORE, Mawhera Quay, Greymmith. He intends to conduct the business as already carried on, but will alw> conduct it as a GENERAL STORE and RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS. He hopeH to see old and new faces. Orders waited on every Tuesday and Friday Telephone: No. B.