Page 14 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18494, 3 September 1923, Page 14

;.',... AMUSEMENTS. • . • ■It Cakes sixty-five muscles of the Ja.:o , ■'; to ! 'make"-' » 'frown,*andV thirteen to Pro-. . duce a imiile! ..Why -waste energy/, | ■'- .SEND THE KIDDIES tTO-DAY,. , < - SEND !j THE KIDDIES TO-DAY,, ' l Sessions from 11.15 each day. ; '. ! QTRAND — ■ N.Z.'s , — »£!&$& PTRAND - — Largest .— OTEAND QTRAND ,— and •* fIWfND IJTEAND- . Finest .__ OT| AND STRAND ----- Picture — CST| AND TRAND—-- House. —- OTEAND l - ■.:'.■':'■•. -TO-DAY at 11.15. 1.30,' 5.50. %:. ''■'■ : V>. ■ TO-NIGHT at 5.45 and 8. ,' ' " The -World's Jester! " : CHARLES /IHAPLIN.' 1 ;-: HARLEB , ■,: CHARLES CHAPLIN. , CHARLES CHAPLIN. ' - , ■ ' :■■■■■-; CHARLES CHAPLIN. . f 1 .CHARLES CHAPLIN. In, the. First Screening in New Zealand of PAY --"n ay." ' / ay JJay." "PAY DAY." ■*..- :'■•■■ "PAY DAY." ~, "PAY DAY." ■•■;'.. "PAY DAY." At work ho -wields a -wicked pick, . Oft times he lays a wayward brick I He toils and boils and sweats ther.}, There's, a'job he will not shirk; He takes his dinner pail to work 'Cause it's lunch . time when he gets there! Screened in conjunction with RUPERT HUGHES' STORY— : ".Til OS Nil?:" " THE OLD NEST," . "r "THE OLD NEST." An Unusual Tale of Mother Love. Featuring MARY A LDEN. ARY AIDEN. • . The sweetest of all words in any language is " Mother." Like " OVER THE HILL." it carries a moral to wanderers from J-Uc Old Nest." ;„„ m • i I THE STRAND MAGAZINE - . - - Topical. Novelty 'Cello Solo. .Selections" - MR. GEORGE MARTIN EN GO. The Strand Symphonic Orchestra. Prices: la to 2s 6d; Children, 6d. Box Plan at the Strand.. - :; . YOU GET THE BEST FOR LESS AT T..YEIC. To-night, XHE JUXRIC. at 7.45. J- HE XJItRIC SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY; A.l .. . . . ■■ 2.30. The Big Paramount Super-Attraction, "rPHE "\TTH /COMMANDMENT." " Ihb-'JNth Commandment." "THE NTH COMMANDMENT.' "THE NTH COMMANDMENT. "THE NTH ■ COMMANDMENT. One of the Year's Best Productions. Also, a Picturisation of ■: the Famous Stag* Success, "DESERTED AT THE ALTAR.' . "DESERTED AT THE ALTAR.* With a. Wonderful All-star "• Cast. 'Phone '3645 and book— only sure was of securing a good.seat., .. . , ,: RUGBY FOOTBALL. INTERNATIONAL "RS£!£ International. • ii'Srfv TNTERNATIONAL T^rlv International . , , ixugby EDEN • PARK. ' ■■', EDEN PARK. . EDEN PARK. •££££ PAKK. EDEN PARK. EDEN PARK. EDEN PARK. - EDEN PARK. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY SATURDAY - SATURDAY. SATURDAY SATURDAY.. SATURDAY. SATURDAY SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY NEW SOUTH ' WALES V NEW SOUTH WALES NEW SOUTH WALES, ■;-, NEW SOUTH; ; WALES ■ ;,'''■ •*:. \ :' V, .- ■■:'..'" ,'"-':;'.'/;.';': '■'•'"■ AUCKLAND. " AUCKLAND. ~, AUCKLAND. , AUCKLAND. » ; ■ "• " '>■',''<■ - ■■■}■: ■ • H. E. COMBES. Secretary.' N.Z.R.F.U, BAZAARS. J|ipiil|jg pBELIMINARY NOTICE fE&plpJi FETE. FETE. "' \»y Saturday,' November , 17. W. (Afternoon and Evening). At Y.W.C.A., Upper Queen Street, in «ii< of Y.W.C.A. work in India, China •> am Japan. .. _ *■ ■ '■■■":■■"■. PRESS AND FASHION. A HAT for a Guinea. What more could one want.—Maison Karine. Watson's Bldgs.. Wellesley St. ■ --~.-' ■ n i „ ACCORDION Pleating— latest. ia five different styles. — The CrothalJ Way Co., 137. Symondn St. - :..■:■ : '■'■:■■ •■. ARGAINS, Hand Knitted Silk and Woo Jumpers, from Gloaming Drcpery 47. Brunswick Bldgs.. over Wiseman's. EXCLUSIVE Styles for Races.— youi Costume made at Laurie and Hardy Foresters' BldgH.. Albert St. ', .-••■'■■■■-' XCELLENT Selection of Marabout anc Ostrich Capca and Stoles. Renovation; a specialty.—Mrs. Crombie. City Cham bera. C= """' . ' "—- [2 INSURANCE. _____ ■yOUR /CHILD?" Are you providing''for; his or her future Our system of saving .secures a -substantia amount payable at the age; when the'child' future is contemplated. ■' Including th«> ■'■- ';.'. • GRAND BENEFIT CLAUSE. ;, which protects th 6 child in > the event of th death of the parent. Also includes :> HOSPITAL BENEFITS AND DISABILITY PROTECTION. - Write for detailed information of' cu "His or Her Future" Policy to— ; v ":THE MANAGER, SOUTHERN/ ; pROSS ' ;V\ SSUEANCI ■ COMPANY, LTD.. ' BANK OF new ZEALAND BUILDINGS swansqn STREET. auckland. TTOT, NOURISHING. ■ ; SOUP -—There's Tohoroa Soup, full-flavoured an< rich—a regular treat when you {tot i ——at Stacey's You should try a warminj ■——bowl any odd time— a strengthen . ing glow into you this cooler weather ——Pea Soup. Tomato Soup. Bovril, am Toast, too Try them any time, day o: —-evening. Always an appetising snacl ~~~ ' STACEY'S, 61, Queen Street. T\RLNK < [ HABIT CURED ■ " I will not require any more Drinko Pow dors. I may stats that so far they hav< done wonders, and the. lady is more thai delighted and grateful. The husband ha; not any desire for drink. Should -we requin any more in the future, we shall be-onlj too pleased to write you." This letter iron C.G., Wonganui, is typical of many test) monials received about " DRINKO. Uenu ine inquirers may see the originals. " DRINKO" can be given secretly if de sired. Write for . Free Booklet. All communications treated in. strictest confidence Only plain envelopes used. . LADY MANAGER. Drinko Proprietory, -212 H. Lambton : Quay Wellington. ■ENGINEERING • TIfADE T7ASY J_NGINEERING l»i-ADE J-^ASY NO DREARY APPRENTICESHIP. NO DREARY APPRENTICESHIP. Young' Man—become an 'En- ., cineer— profession of the age. Demand for. skilled men far exceeds supply. Unlimited salaries await wnbitious students. Don't serve years of apprenticeship— up • with Bowor's . Engineering School. Personal instruction -by qualified Engineers. Rapid success'-" assured in m Steam, ; . Oil. Marine,. . Electrical. Traction. Fees exc<:p. - tionally reasonable. Free,.: Prospectus foe the asking. ■ Write for it- ■'■• now to— ' .'■" TJOWER'S ; jgNGINEERING;,; OCHOOL (Registered under Marine and Education Departments since 1915). .: , 130. COLWILLS CHAMBERS, . > ; SWANSON ST.. AUCKLAND. - P.O. Box 50. ;•; , - (And- at Wellington)* • - ' -