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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 11 July 1917, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. WORLD'S^ICTURES TO-NIGHT We will again lead with our Big Programme. ° 12,000 FEET. 12,000 FEET. TWO-STAR PROGRAMME TWO-STAR PROGRAMME. Famous Players Paramount Production Present MAE MURRAY As THE PLOW GIRL THE PLOW GIRL THE PLOW GIRL A powerful Drama that moves from the South African Veldt to the Draw-ing-rooms of English Society. ALSO SEE The Splendid Dramatic Story, THE WOMAN. NEXT DOOR. THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR. THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR. A Famous Actress is suddenly faced with her past, her honor and love are Starring The Brilliant Young Actress, IRENE FENWICK. at stake, she reveals the trut"h and wins through to hanpieness. OTHERS ARETRAMP, TRAMP (Comedy). PARAMOUNT TRAVEL SERIES. WORLD'S PICTURES CHILD BEAUTY COMPETITION. For Girls only, between ages of Five and Ten Years, Commences SATURDAY NIGHT. The Audience wiil judge WHICH IS THE PRETTIEST 30 Photos to choose from. The Competition can be won by Merit Only., See the Prizes in the Window of Morris, Jeweller. UGH! Isn't it cold? c Oh, well, you can keep your feet warm in a pair of 0.8. F. fcJlippers; great variety.— 0.8. F., the wide-awake Boot Store High Street. WE are proud of our stock of up-to-the-minute Footwear, the biggest variety in Taranaki. Come and see for yourself.—O.B.F., High Street. MECCANO Outlits—No. 0, 6/6: No. 1, 11/-; No. 2, 22/-; No. 3, 33/-; No. 4, 55/-: No. 6, 210/-. Accessory Outfits—oA, 6/-; IA, 12/6; 2A, 13/----3 A, 24/-; 4A, 28/-. Inventors' Outfit. 12/6. EJeetric Motor, 15/-, 24/-; Watei Motors, 16/6; Meccano Churn 6/-; Saw Benches, 5/6.— E. Dixon and Co., Sole Agents. ————— . . /<• r PTIHE Sugar restrictions in the Old JL Country have largely affected the output of Nupines. We have been fortunate in securing a large consignment. Have you tried them yet for husky throat cr tickling cough? Six- , penny boxes.—Westwood's Pharmacy. IF Boots could speak, you would think the 0.8. F. "was a gramophone store. However, 0.8. F. Boots are sure to "appeal" to you. Come to the house of good Boots—O.B.F., High Street. HAVE you an hour to spare? We are anxious to show you the latest and best Boots and Shoes that Britishers can produce We have huge variety. Onehunga Boot Factory, High Street. WANTED Known 6o Mothers^-In-fants' and Girls' Tan and Black Bar Shoe, leather pupm soles 3 2 x 6 S 6/6; 7 x 10, 9/6; also cheaper lines in Patent Glace^ and Tan. —R. Hannah and Co., Ltd., Hawera. BOTTLE-GREEN, Black, Grey, Fawn Brown, or any color desired in high-leg, cloth-top Boots are simply longing to fit your foot at the Onehunga Boot Factory, High Street. I ~~ ' ' ' "NO RUBBING" Laundry Help and Notebook free with every shilling packet. Always in stock.—Gibsons Limited.—Advt.