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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17327, 29 May 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Twice Daily at QCTAGON & KING EDWARD. At 2.30 and 8 At 2 p.m. and 7.30 MAE MARSH In POLLY OF THE CIRCUS, Tho Second Great Goldwyn Photo Classic. A GIGANTIC CIRCUS. A THRILLING HORSE RACE. Special Musical Effects, including the Prologue from " Pagliacci." MATINEE PRICES: Is and 6d. Children, Half. NIGHT PRICES: Is 6d, Is, and 6d. Reserves at Tho Bristol Piano Company. NOTE.—Charles Chaplin, in "Tho Adventurer," will bo shown at MATINEES ONLY. H E q U is E ISPS. CHANGE TO-DAY! CHARLES OHAPLIN In "THE ADVENTURER," And PAULINE STARK In "UNTIL THEY GET ME." Once every year the outlaw would visit his son— "Until they get me," he said. ■Also "NEGLECTED WIFE," No. 13. ,TAGO ART SOCIETY'S EXHIBITION OF SKETCHES. OPEN DAILY, In tho ART GALLERY HALL, till Saturday, Juno 1. Hoars: 12 to 4 p.m., and 7.30 till 9 p.m. ADMISSION FREE. Display of Work by Students of the v _ Dunedin School of Art. GOOI) CHORUS SONGS. "There's a Light Shining Bright in a Window To-night." "Somewhere in Blightly, Somewhere at Home." "For Mo and My Gal." "What Do Want to Make Those Eyes at Mβ For?" "What Did You Do in the Great War, Daddy?" "My Little Texas Rose." " Girl in Maorfland." " Down Texas Way." " One of These Days." "Lonely." "Pack Up Your Troubles." There's a Ship That's Bound for Blighty." Only Is 9d per corjy. TERRY'S POPULAR MUSIC STORES, 174-178 George street, Dunedin. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. QOUNTRY VISITORS. COME ONE, COME ATT,, AND SEE BRAITHWAITE'S PREMIER SHOW (No Charge for Admi^ion). A VERITABLE FAIRYLAND Of NOVELTIES FOR YOUNG AND OLD. Bargains in All Departments. Crockery, Glassware, Leather Goods. Books by the Thousand. Stationery at Pre-war Prices. And Last, but Not Least, OUR GRAND TOY GROTTO. Tho Home of Toye. See the Kewpie Mascot Don't Fail to Take One Home. Walk Through Our Grand Arcade, And Select your GIFTS FOR THE BAIRNS At BRAITHWAITES, LIMITED (Undor tho Horseshoe). GO UP TO THE 'SAVOY.'" There's an atmosphere of exclusiveness about the SAVOY DINING HALLS that makes for comfort and real enjoyment. If you are in the City for tho evening, at theatre, concert, etc., talco your friends ud to the SAVOY after the performance. £ cup of tea and a few of the Savoy cakts will be much appreciated before undertaking the journey home. MORNING TEA. Ladies shopping in the forenoon can rest at the Savoy and enjoy a cup of Morning Tea at any timo from 9 o'clock to Midday. Perfect Service, with Artistic and Cheerful Surroundings. THE SAVOY, RESTAURANT DE LUXE, MORAY PLACE, corner of Princes street. QPEC IA L NOTICE >O To SHOW WEEK VISITORS. It is BARGAIN DAY BARGAIN DAY BARGAIN DAY BARGAIN DAYBARGAIN DAY BARGAIN DAY At the D.I.C. TO-DAY! . D.I.C. TO-DAY! D.I.C. TO-DAY! Our 'Warehouse is Closed between 1 o'clock and 2 o'clock for lunch hour. D.I.C. High Mid Rattray streets. D.I.C. " OF USING HAIR DYE." A well-known warehouse manager in Wei bngton whose hair was becoming somewhat scanty decided to try an extensivelvused hair tonic, and, to his surprise it not only renewed a good vigorous growth, but tho hair, v/hich was well sprinkled -with grey, regained all its original brown and many personal friends really thought he had dved it Noedlws to say, he is delighted with results. The preparation referred to was Dr WILSON'S REGENERATOR, the British specific for which A. M. HENDY, Hair Specialist. Dunedin, Is Sole Australasian Agent. Price, 3s 6d bottle. Po3t free, any address, 4s; or 3 bottles 10s 6d. Telephone 785. /i RCHD. MILLER & CO., DUNEDIN. FAMILY GROCERS AND TEA MERCHANTS, 285 GEORGE STREET. All Telephone Orders Promntlv Attended To. Your Patronage Respectfully Solicited. ALL GOODS OF THE BEST QUALJTV AT LOWEST PRICES . Telephone TBS. 29my W4 z u.h.S yon buy a Watch, buv . Dick Moray place. BENEFIT by our long experience in watch _ and jewellery retailing and ner sonal acquaintance with English markets ETER DICK, Moray place (just Princes street) guarantees all goods Large stock or suitable presentation gifts SNAPS !-No whisky~so reviving J so invigorating, as WATSON'S No 10. tho quality beverage. I6 m y HY not? WATSON'S No. 10's wondorful quality is reason why it should be partaken of before others. 16my " GOME" Whisky—WATSON'S No. 10. C 'I never tasted one so good before,"' a connoisseur says. 16niy NO epology Notwithstanding difficulties, WATSON'S No. 10 is as good as ever. Quality unequalled. DONT take anything. Say " WATSON'S No. 30," and get the best whisky ever distilled. 16my WATSON T s""No. 10 is a little dearer than most whiadreo, but is worth the money. ifemy