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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17465, 6 November 1918, Page 1

ahusemehts. PRINCES S__ THEATRE. Direction Ben. and John Fuller, jun. TO-NIGHI'!--Evcry Evening. THE BIG FESTIVAL SHOW. BLYTHE AS THE BIG, BIG NEWS. The Rollicking Irish Comedian, TOM HAVERLT With the KUTE KEWPIE KIDS, KUTE KEWPIE KIDS! In a Revuo Bombshell of Joy: "TWO IRISH SPORTS." "TWO IRISH SPORTS." lremendous Ovation Again to the GreaJ Australian Comedian: FRED BLUETT FRED BLUETT' FRED. BLUETT. In All-new Comicalities. First Appearance the Famous Manc&nriar* Acrobats: DOZEY & DOURA. DOZEY & DOURA. M 3 fuD 7 C C OURT^ Week, MAUD COURTNEY ROMAINE. Mr «$?, d ROMAINE. Mr "C> ?,^^T_TTHHJ ax): D.C and 0.5., gECOND ANNIVERSARY Of tho HEARTHFIRE GIRLS OF THE Y.W.C.A., BURNS HALL, BURNS HAl__, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, at 7.45 p.n_. A SPLENDID PROGRAMME Will be given by the Girls. "A STORY OF THE WAR," To be done in Costume. Also, "THE WAYSIDE PEPER M A Dramatic adaptation of tho "Pied Piper &SS__ 2r&&£J%£s Girls. Also, (Conductor, ■Mr H. P. Dosmoulins) and Other Good Items. Prices: 2s and Is. 2s Tickets may b0 fembtr B BOS Pkn °** n at B«^~-fl " TOGGIN , ALONG THE HIGHWA-γ-" " W OGGIN' ALONG TEffi HIGHWAYS A SENSATIONAL SUCCESS! A SONG OF THE HOTJRI Words by Arthur Anderson, Music by Harold Samuel. This New Song has met with a great reception. The musio is sweet and the refrain has a "haunting" melodiousness which sways the imagination and grips the memory. The following are the words of the refrain:— When you're jog, jog, joggin , along the white road. With your luck all upside down— Well, you don't much care if you're on the right road, . When you're bound for Nowhere TVnra. I'm just as happy in the byways, My ways whersoever I may be^— For there's no friend waiting alow? the highways For a vagabond Eke me. Price, Is 9d; posted, Is lOd. CHAS. BEGG & CO. (LTD.), Headquarters for Musio, PRINCES STREET. ■jTiAVID WISHART, Consulting Hon___T ■B-" pathist and Biochemio Therapeutist SPECIALTY SKIN DISEASES. ■ I can now confidently undertake to cure or greatly palliate, "shell-shock"; and witfcA out fee or reward will treat any man who has served the Empire. Call here, write, or send a friend. 3 GRANT STREET (off High street) 'Phone 769. ujSPORTING. JOCKEY CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING, NOVEMBER 13 and 14, 1918. ACCEPTANCES CLOSE at 8 pjn. on THURSDAY, tlie 7th inst H. A. PIERCE, Secretary. P.O. Box 11, Winton. fa. SHOW. OTAGO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY METROPOLITAN SUMMER SHOW, TAHUNA PARK, DUNEDIN, NOVEMBER 27 and 28, 1918. NUMEROUS SPECIAL AND OTHER PRIZES OFFERED. HUNTING AND. STEEPLECEEASE EVENTS A SPECIAL FEATURE. ENTRIES CLOSE on NOVEMBER 16. Schedules and full particulars from H. V. FULTON, Secretary; P.O. Box 84. Dunedin. Telephone 1031: BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. J\ R STEPH ENS O N WILL RESUME PRACTICE At 201 HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN On NOVEMBER 8. Consultation Hours: 11 a.m. to 1, and 7 to -, 8 p.m.; or by appointment. 6n EPIDEMIC OF GREYNES&" A great and growing war epidemio of greyness is prematurely ageing thousands of man and women in Great Britain and Europe. Thera is no doubt that thousands in New Zealand and Australia would be suffering the same but for the fact that the immediate «iplication of Dr WILSON'S REGENERATOR, the British specifio for premature greyness, has quickly arrested it. If you have the slightest sign of greyness showing, get it at once; it's really splendid, and is not a dye. Bottles, 4s; if posted, 4s 6d. From Sole Agent for New Zealand and Australia: A. M. HENDY, Hair Specialist, Dunedin. 17 0 fTpO Users of the Wizard Light—OM 1 GENERATORS made as roc! aTnew for the sum of one shilling each; send cash with orders; ws pav return postage,—R_ and W. Brime. storekeepers, Kurow. 250 AKE sure I Ask for WATSON'S Nα. 10. You get good Whisky th_n— world's beet. gjjj No 10 |8 a little dear*, than most Whiskies, but is worth tho money. ggj npHE smile of contentment—WATSON'S JL No 10 brings it Real pleasure drink «ng it- 25s w H ? e i cn^T i s¥?x¥ =s a quality. 25_ THANKS old chap, for WATSON'S X No. 10. Did enjoy it. lan't it goodr LIGHT, deh'cat., exquisite. No wonder WATSON'S No, 10 is popuU_\^