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Southland Times, Issue 19407, 22 November 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. BIG ALBION MATINEE. BIG ALBION MATINEE. —2 p.m. To-day.— HEADED BY THE COWBOY PICTURE HEADED BY THE COWBOY PICTURE ‘“THE SAGEBRUSHER” “THE SAGEBRUSHER” A Picture You’ll Always Remember! SNUB POLLARD COMEDY. And a BIG MERMAID COMEDY, Also rhe Latest Thrilling Episode of “HURRICANE HUTCH." CHILDREN 3d. AT MATINEE. ALBION TO-NIGHT—7.IS ALL STAR PROGRAMME. DAVID BELASCO DEAN OF DRAMA Presents THE MASTER PICTURE: “THE GOLD DIGGERS” “THE GOLD DIGGERS” A STORY OF LILLIES THAT TOIL NOT, NEITHER DO THEY SPIN. —Featuring— HOPE HAMPTON. WYNDHAM STANDING. Then we have the Picture described by the Motion Picture News as A WONDERFUL PICTURE! “THE SAGEBRUSHER” He wouldn’t Kiss his Beautiful Bride but he Died to save her. “THE SAGEBRUSHER” “Only thoughts of you remain In my heart where they have lain; Perfumed the nights of you, remaining, A hid sweetness, in my brain, Others leave me, all things leave me; You remain.” A GREAT AUTHOR'S PRODUCTION. SNUB POLLARD COMEDY. USUAL PRICES. CHILDREN—6d. ’Phone 738 Reserves. Day Sales at DUNLOP’S ALL DAY. SOUTHLAND SCHOOL OF LETTERING AND DESIGN. SECOND ANNUAL DISPLAY. AN EXHIBITION of Show Card and Ticket Writing by Pupils of the above School will be held in the Y.M.C.A. GYMNASIUM on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, November 25 and 26. The Display will be opened by W. A. GOW, Esq., Vice-President of the Chamber of Commerce) on Tuesday, at 8 p.m. During the evening a Demonstration of Card Writing will be given by various pupils. Everybody interested in Commercial Art cordially invited to attend. Orchestra in attendance.—A. C. Seivewright, Instructor and Organiser. NsBo2 SOUTHLAND TECHNICAL COLLEGE. The public are invited to ATTEND THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION STUDENTS’ WORK IN THE COLLEGE. NEXT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 2—5 p.m. 7.30—10 p.m. ADMISSION—FREE. AFTERNOON TEA OR SUPPER—9d. Children under 14 must be accompanied by an .Adult. Ns79B CONCERT AND DANCE IN aid of School Prize Fund, will be held in the GROVE BUSH HALL on FRIDAY, December 5, 1924. N 5793 OTAHUTI SCHOOL CONCERT.—ResuIt Winning Number for Doll: 32; for Cushion, 11. NsBo7 PUBLIC NOTICES. SHOES! BARGAINS SHOES! SHOES! FOR SHOES! SHOES! THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SHOES! THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SHOES! SHOES! SATURDAY. SHOES! SATURDAY. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! 1100 PARIS. 1100. PAIRS. SHOES! 1100 PARIS. 1100 PAIRS. SHOES! SHOES! To be Slaughtered! SHOES! To be Slaughtered! SHOES! To be Slaughtered! SHOES! SHOES! ■ SHOES! SHOES! 500 PAIRS SHOES! 500 PAIRS SHOES! LADIES’ SUEDE SHOES. SHOES! LADIES’ SUEDE SHOES. SHOES! From: SHOES! 17/6, 20/-, 22/6, 25/- Pair. SHOES! 17/6, 20/-, 22/6, 25/- Pair. SHOES! \ SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! 600 PAIRS ASSORTED SHOES SHOES! FOR CHILDREN. SHOES' From 6/6 to 12/6, SHOES! From 6/6 to 12/6 SHOES! SHOES! “SSI ABRAHAM SHOES! = WACHNER SHOES! SHOES! First Floor, Dalgety’s Buildings. SHOES! SHOES! DON STREET. SHOES! SHOES 1 Late. Night—Saturday, SHOES! SHOES' ii DENTAL PLATE SOAP. SPECIALLY PREPARED for Cleansing Artificial Dentures. It is highly antiseptic and if used regularly when brushing the plate, will prevent the formation of Ulcers in the mouth. Price 1/3 per tablet. Dental Plate Brushes, best English makes, at 1/-, 2/6, 3/6 and 4/-. These Brushes are particularly stiff in the bristle. POLLOK’S PHARMACY, 99 TAY STREET. FOR GOOD GOODS AND GOOD SERVICE ’Phone 830. —Opp. Theatre. 3/6 A PIECE. THIS is the Best Value in Boys’ SCHOOL SHIRTS we have seen. Strong and serviceable in mid stripes, at “THE BUSY SHOP”: COPELAND’S. DEE STREET.