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Timaru Herald, Volume CVIII, Issue 1682, 2 June 1919, Page 1

meetings and amusements. fhU^V HI 1 RE ' S 4- TIP F °R YOT "- Beware of the Man who is too plaUßhis love-making. Come along TO-XIGHT and you will see the lesuit or a hasty decision. BUT be Early. THE POPULAR GRAND THEATRE. " StChET STRINGS." NOW YOU WILL see a famous BROADWAY PLAY. The story tells of a young and beautiful Girl who finds out too late that the man she has ne f + ls , a smooth subtle Society Crook. who proposes to use her beautv S tO , K th , er 1115 OWD « ads - However, to the delight of 1 p i ot ? ak ,? s au unusual turn, and slie is instrumental iu predentin,, a huge Jewel Robbery. The Charming Young Star Olive Tell. Olive Tell Wears same Remarkable Dresses, and the Scenes are the Finest ever iutro*rrvr< mnr scre ?n P'<\V. The most attractive scene is "THE SWIM-tT-i ~ J ' * s m ost elaborate in the world. It is made of ? . n^ r bje, and covers nearly half an acre of ground, and is of varying c |epth from 3to 12 feet. It. rsundoubtedly one of the Most Beautiful Productions this year. . GO-OP. WEEKLY REVIEW. KIDS. Lengthv American Topical. Clever Christie Comedy. Capturing Wild Animals in Rocky Mounta'ns. This Remarkable Picture is too Good to miss. Hear VIOLET CAP.STICK'S Orchestra in a Delightful New Musical Protrr P.O. Is Id, Stalls Gd. RESERVE EARLY. Phone 486 till 7.15 p.m."

Seasonable Suggestions. ALLUKINC CREAMOATA GERSTENA PRICES LENTILS SPLIT PEAS PEARL BARLEY ALL TINNED SOUPS PACKET SOUPS ' THE " CAILLER'S" COCOA "CREMO" "EPPS'S" "RED MILL" "KOZIE" TIME PACKET PEAS HARICOT BEANS BUTTER BEANS WE STAND BETWEEN YOU AND HIGH PRICES. M P. Stores PHONE 661. • TIMARU. H. C. Strachan, Telephone 828. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS in Ladies' Underwear. Creme Fleecy Vests, v necks and long sleeves —2 s lid each, itoslyn Vests, all wool, extra long, long sleeves, 4s lid. Good Variety in __ Creme Wincey and Flannelette Nights, nicely worked Special Value m Woven Nights, Crr-m<; and Natural, large size, 9s 'Jid. Woven Combs., all sizes, short or tong sleeves, 4s lid and 5s 11a. Grey Fleecy Bloomers, heavy quality. Women's 4s 11a, O.S. 5s lid. Navy and Grev All-wool Bloomers 8= lid to 10s 6d. ' 20 Dozen Black Hose, fast colours, sample lot, to clear 2s lid a pair. Telephone 828. H. C. STRACHAN. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE PARTNERSHIP carried on under the style of Cranston and Glue. Builders and Shop Fitters, has been dissolved by mutual consent as from April Ist ult. The business is now being carried on as a going concern by Mr W. Cranston, wlio took over the assets and liabilities of the firm on the above date. The old firm desires to thank the general public for the cordial support during their years in business and suggest a continuance of the same to, Mr Cranston, whose wojk will leave nothing undone to uphold the high reputation of his predecessor. " W. CRANSTON, (Late Cranston and Glue), Builders and Shop Fitters, Sophia Street, Timaru. DO YOU WANT A CYCLE TYRE, BELL, CHAIN, HANDLE, SPROCKET, SPOKES, SEAT, Or anything for your Machine.' If so, call at: LAMBORN'S OPP. THEATRE ROYAL. A big consignment of all Cycle Goods iust landed direct from England. British Goods are BEST. STUDIO NOW OPEN J ALIER G ILEGG (Late of Dawson's Corner, Ch.CIO Has purchased the late "Mine Allan Stud o" and the whole of the Negat'ves. and wishes to advise that reorders for Extra Copies or Enlargements can be had at any thns Specimen* of Walter Clegg's latest Artistic Portraiture work on view 9 George St, TIMARU Rhig Phone 398 for an Appointment

REMOVAL NOTICE. STANDARD P AND M. INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. THE Offices of tho Company hare been removed from Turnbuli's Buildings to Hay's Buildings, corner of Stafford and Sirathallnn Streets, adjoining Bockaert's Garage, E. A. LoCREN. Telephone No. 750. Manager TO HOUSEHOLDERS. THE Price of Milk will be SIXQUART as from J. A. McGILLIVRAY, Foi the Timaru Milkmen. W. MULLAHLY, CERTIFICATED PLUMBER \ND GASFITTER, HAS commenced "business rn Geraldine, ni.d hopes to get a fair sharo of the Public Patronage. Jobbing \\ ork a Specialty. ANTED— For Boys' Private School in Country, a . LAUNDRESS to t-'ke chargot Laundry. livery convenience • School n°ar Church and Station. Good wages, and good holiday three times a year. Wanted, for same pi nee an ASSIST ANT COOK or CAPABLE HELP for Housework. Apply with full particulars to: MRS ORFORD, Wailii School, Winchester. South Canterbury REPATRIATION DEPARTMENT. DISCHARGED SOLDIERS' EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. EMPLOYERS, the Department look to you lor Assistance t 0 Repatriate Discharged Soldiers. Therefore Register your Vacancies at tho Repatriation Office, Hunt and Werry's Bu-ldings, Sophia St., Timaru. NO FEES. AWAITING ENGAGEMENT— Storeraan. Clerk, Salesman, Labourers. WANTED— Reliable Man to Work Concrete Mixer at Post Office, Petrol and Kerosene Engine; Man with knowledge of running HarleyDavidson Motor-Cyclo able to fix own repairs; Carpenters (2). Clerks and Bookkeepers rT is unreasonable for you to expect a good position with good ssalarv without QUALIFICATION. Quiet and thoughtful consideration will convince you that unless you help yourself no one else will, or can. No matter what your age or experience may be you cannot deny tho value of possessing your Accountancy Degree. We number among our students bank managers, accountants, secretaries, business managers, factory managers and others holding very responsible positions. ; The truth of the matter is that pre-sent-day business men have been ed'icated ur> to demand onlv nullified men as accountants and bnok-keeDers, and thev won't be satisfied with less. You will be well nrli-ised to go into this matter of qualifying now—don't put if off. Address: HEMINGWAY AND .ROBERTSON'S Correspondence Schools Ltd , P.O. Box 516, Auckland. "when THINKING OF BUILDING, Call in :: C, W. KEELEY, THE PEOPLE'S BUILDER. Cr. College and Ot.pua Streets, TIMARU. CIOMPETENT Staff, well-sized plant, > • and the fact that Mr Keel y p?rsonally sees to the finish of all work imdertaken ensures that "you p.et ii on the ground floor" of the building proposition when you consult him. No job too large or too small, town or country. BOOK-KEEPING. MR W. W. BURROWS, King St., TEMUKA, late with Messrs W. V Wans and Co., Accountants, e'c., has BEGUN BUSINESS ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT. Tradesmen's Books kept. Debts collected, Letters Written and C. : er cnl Work of any description undertaken Highest References Given. Satisfaction Guaranteed.