Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20006, 25 January 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. NEARLY 3 HOURS’ JOY. HECTOR ST. CLAIR’S ix'EW ONE. A FASCINATING FILIGREE OF MIRTH, MELODY, AND COLOUR. FULLEES’ pRIK CESS THEATRE Direction: John Fuller and Son* (Ltd.). TO-NIGHT AT 8. London’s Whimsical Comedian, HECTOR ST. CLAIR And his REVUE COMPANY. REVUE COMPANY. Producer Vic. Roberts. Present “EXIT LAUGHING,” “EXIT LAUGHING,” A New Type of Revue. Crammed full from end to end with clean, wholesome fun, exquisite dances, captivating song numbers. VAUDEVILLE PREFACE: Last Week, THE TWO DALEYS, THE TWO DALEYS, In Fresh Songs and Parodies. THE BRONSONS. THE BRONSONS. Featuring their own Original Novelty, “My Miss N.Z. Girl.” Direct from America, FRANK RODGERS. FRANK RODGERS, Renowned Coloured Ventriloquist, And the Latest TRAVELOGUE. BIG SHOW. LITTLE PRICES. D.C. and Stalls, 2s 6d (plus tax and booking fee, 6d); Back Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is. Box Plan at THE BRISTOL till 5 p.m.; later at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist. Tel. 1702. BRITISH PlAXO—that maintains the high traditions of London craftsmanship in the construction of Pianofortes! “WINDOVER.” “WIND OVER.” “WINDOVER.” “WINDOVER.” There is a distinctive character in the “WINDOVER” Piano that will ap- • peal to many. It is ideally English in Design and typically English in Strength and Reliability. “WINDOVER” PIANOS —are admirably suited for use in musical families. The TONE is Pure and Sweet, the TOUCH satisfactorily Free and Responsive. A critical examination of the “WINDOVER” Piano will disclose its many merits, revealing Beauty of Design and all-round Excellence. “WINDOVER” PLAYER-PIANOS. “WINDOVER” PLAYER-PIANOS. The Player-Piano is rapidly attaining a popularity beyond expectation! Its phenomenal success is doubtless due to the enjoyment it gives tp the Men Folk, the majority of whom have hitherto been debarred by lack of ability from the delightful pleasure of “playing the piano.” Now the Piano can be played through automatic mechanism by almost anyone, as well as from the keyboard in the ordinary way. You will be interested in the “WINDOVER” PLAYER-PIANO. We invite you to call and inspect this lovely insti’ument. Easy terms of purchase can be arranged. CHAS BEGG & CO., LTD., Headquarters for British Pianos, PRINCES STREET. PUBLIC NOTICES. REARMING GIFTS. Miss CLOUGH has great assortment of RAG DOLLS and STUFFED ANIMALS, which make ideal Toys for Children, from Is to 27s 6d. Ladies' and Children’s Bags, from 2s; Dainty Necklaces in Jet, from 3e 6d; Pocket Coat Hangers, from Is 6d; Dainty Fans, from Is; Beautiful Coloured Necklaces from 6d to 355; Handy Pincushions, Handkerchief Satchets, Table Centres, etc., all at very reasonable prices. MISS CLOUGH, 62 GEORGE STREET’, DUNEDIN. “QVERHEARD _AT THE RITZ.” Talking of hair, have you tried those “Oriental Henna Shampoos?” I was in Hendys the other day having my hair marcelled, and the assistant recommended them, and, really, they are most delightful. They leave the hair with an exquisite sheen without making it too dry. For shingled hair they are simply perfect. They are only 6d each, and one packet gives two or three delightful shampoos. Slade in two shades for fair and dark hair. You really must try them. Sold by A. M. HENDY, Toilet Specialist, Dunedin. Sole N.Z. Agent. 6d each, or box of 6 for 2s 6d. Post free anywhere. Tt/TRS MEDLEY, LADIES’ OUTlul FITTER, wishes to announce that she has had to Move ,from her Premises at 208 George street, but, owing to the kindness of Christie and Co., has secured TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION in their At 222 GEORGE STREET. TT is useless trying to Preserve Fruit -*- unless the tops are good, and it is useful to know that we have extra ZINC TOPS, Porcelain Lined, that will make the jars as good as new. Narrow Mouth, Is 6d per A dozen, posted 6d extra. Wide Mouth, 2s per i dozen, posted 8d extra. VERNON SMITH (LTD.), George street. WANTED. PLUMBERS to Attend Special Urgent Meeting Wednesday Night, Trades Hail, at S o’clock. Building Trades Proposals, Federation Reports, Conference Remits, Appoint Delegates, Alteration Apprentice Quota, Picnic, Penalty for absence. DELICIOUS taste, digestibility, high food value, and one more quality still—crispness, a delightful crispness which makes you enjoy eating Milderson’s Currant Shorties, Is 4d per lb.—From B. R. Ferguson and Co. HO! Joys and Girls. Ask all Crystal Ice Cream Vendors about big Eskimo Pit Wrapper Competition. i ; .t C GALLSTONES and GRAVEL absolutely JT and permanently CURED without operations by iho new Herbal Treatm-'-it. Thompson, herbalist, Oamaru. 6m NO PICNIC is a complete success without ROYAL ICE CREAM. Special discount for quantities.—’Phone 2944. rpHE First Utility of frequent and -i- regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to ail, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks.