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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 14 November 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE THEATRE Direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. The House of Big Attractions TO-NIGIIT —also— TO-MORROW I.—WALLACE BEERY and. RAY- 2. GEORGE JESSEL MOND lIATTON in in “FIREMAN SAVE MY CHILD” “PRIVATE IZZY MURPHY” Most burlesquing lire drama you've A story of a .Jewish boy who becver seen by the great comedy team. came a lighting Irishman. Prices: D.C. 2/-; Stalls I/O; Children I/- and !)d. Plans at Cull’s and Theatre. Ring ISO for reserves. To-night all Election Results will be shown on the screen during the performance. The Nelson Candidates will personally appear on the Empire stage after the Nelson results are through Come and hear the results in comfort and give Mr Atmore and Mr Smith a hearty welcome. REGENT (The Theatre Distinctive) Direction J. C. Williamson and E. Norden. ‘ YOUR LAST CHANCE OF HEARING THE FAMOUS COWBOY BAND COWBOY BAND COWBOY BAND COWBOY BAND Headed by Fred Mayfield, the musical genius, i) world soloists playing <3( instruments. Also showing “THE MAN THEY COULD NOT HANG” Why? Because he was innocent. Mothers, daughters, and children—a true story of a mother’s love. To-morrow will be shown Nelson’s Children Gala Day and Procession picture. Book early. Ring 1102. Plan now open for Saturday’s Vaudeville attraction.

TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AFTER THE PERFORMANCE AT THE REGENT COME TO THE COWBOY DANCE THE COWBOY DANCE THE COWBOY DANCE THE COWBOY DANCE Gents 3/-. Gents 3/-. —AT—THE VELMA Dancing 9.30 p.m. till 1 a.m. Ladies 2/-. Ladies 2/-.

PALMER TYRES AND TUBES These A Tnhn Englisli Tyres and Tubes have a long standing reputation for Easy Running and Service. COLE AND ELLIS Phone 713. BUNWELL 476. DAY’S TAXIS DAY’S TAXIS CONTINUOUS SERVICE 8-seater Touring and Sedan Cars. Phone 1040. “The Best Way with Paddy Day.” “The Bast Way with Paddy Day.”

LATEST RECORDS E.F.l9—“Martha,” Overture. Symphony Orchestra. Zonophone Record 5/6. 02553 —“Till we Meet Again.” Waltz. Columbia Record 6/-. 02619—“0ur Child,”, by Two Black Crows. 'Columbia 6/-. E.A.368 —“Get Out and Get Under the Moon.” F.T. H.M.V. 4/-. E.A.366—“Song of the Prune,” Song. H.M.V. 4/-. BALTING’S 97 Hardy Street, Nelson. FOR HIS MASTER’S VOICE AND COLUMBIA GRAMOPHONES AND RECORDS

SPECIAL PURCHASE 1000 Yards NATURAL FUJI SILK SUPER WEIGHT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED PURE SILK NOW OFFERED for the first time at 2/6 yard. TRATHEN & CO. Trafalgar Street, NELSON.

CHIROPRACTIC SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS REMOVE THE CAUSE OF DISEASE Consult— R. V. LORENZEN, Palmer Graduate Chiropractor, Anstice’s Buildings, Trafalgar-st., NelsoD LADY IN ATTENDANCE Tel. 776. Consultation Free. TTHE final hatchings for this season are due on 29th Nov. and 13th Dec., unless wanted later. We will supply. About 600 chicks will be available on above dates at 1/- each. Settings still for sale and Cockerels. Write for particulars. THE UTILITY POULTRY CO., Lower Moutere. WOOL SEASON 1928-29 \ W. H. MACKAY AND CO. (G. W. McDonald) (Next “Evening Mail”) ARE as usual CASH BUYERS of Wool, etc. Come in and get the CASH. NO WAITING. NO COMMISSION. W. IT. MACKAY AND CO. Reference: Bank of New Zealand. GOULD’S OMNIBUS SERVICE SPECIAL NOTICJS A LL Buses leave Commercial Corner ‘ for Cemetery, Brook street and Hos pital. Round Town Tours Daily. Glen Tour every Sunday 2.30 p m. Eight cylinder Cadillac Sedan Taxi for Hire. Weddings and long tours a spe clality. Phone 580 Taxi SWd and ask for Gould’s Motors.