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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 31 May 1923, Page 1

THE GRAND to-night at s o'clock. THE GRAND TREMENDOUS ADVENTURES COLOSSAL THRILLS. APPEALING ROMANCE. The lovable old Colonel—the hot-headed son—the typical mint-julep aristocracy of old Kentucky—beautiful ladies, magnificent horses —and the spell of Derby time are incorporated in 'THE KENTUCKY DERBY Universal’s Latest SUPER-FEATURE, starring REGINALD DENNY (The famous hero of the “ LEATHER PUSHERS” Series) No sooner are you breathing easy again after the discovery of a romantic secret marriage, and the disinheritance of the son of one of tlie finest families in Old Kentucky, than you are plunged into the thrill of A SHIPWRECK IN MID-OCEAN, the desperate struggle of the shanghaied hero with the villainous skipper who had been the cause of his undoing, and swept into the smashing climax . . . one of the most thrilling horse races ever shown on stage or screen. YOU’LL NEVER FORGIVE YOURSELF IF YOU MISS IT! GAUMONT GRAPHIC COMEDY PATHE PICTORIAL GAUMONT GRAPHIC COMEDY • PATHE PICTORIAL Prices as usual. ' BE WISE AND BOOK EARLY. Phone 486 IF IT’S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE IT’S THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN. For the rich apd poor, the beautiful and 1 plain, there’s only one law! She has broken it and must pay. ELITE PICTURES. GERALDINE ' (In the Cosy Plall) GERALDINE . FRIDAY and SATURDAY FRIDAY and ' SATURDAY CECIL B. DE MILLE’S PRODUCTION, “ MANSLAUGHTER ” “ MANSLAUGHTER ” with THOMAS MEIGPIAN, LEATRICE JOY, LOIS WILSON. The Masterpiece of the World’s Master Producer. A Romance that Thrills through Scenes of Riotous Beauty. PRICES—2/2 and 1/S. CHILDREN, 1/1 and 6d. Stage Seatg may be Reserved at Brehaut’s. DATES FOR COMING SPECIALS— . . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, June S and 9 “GRANDMA’S BOY” (HAROLD LLOYD). JUNE 15 and 16— MARY CARR in “SILVER WINGS.” SOUTH CANTERBURY RUGBY UNION.' SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT Athletic Grounds. Caledonian Grounds. FIRST GAME 9.30. ' FIRST GAME 10 A.M. . MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 4. BIGGEST DAY’S FOOTBALL IN THE DOMINION. 71 TEAMS RECORD ENTRIES 67 GAMES SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. EXCURSION FARES. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS, 1/6 CHILDREN, Gd. STANDS, 6d. j. V. McKEAGUE, Hon. Sec.

PIONEER TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. A N EXTRAORDINARY MEETING -Ol of Shareholders will be held THIS EVENING in Arcade Board Room at 7.30 o’clock. Business—Amendment Rules and Appropriations. / F., A. RAYMOND, ® Secretarjn TIMARU GOLF CLUB. 4th JUNE, TOURNAMENT. ('1 OMPETITORS are requested to J note that owing to the large entry the times for starting will be 8.35 a.m. at Knob Tee and 8.45 a.m. at Port Arthur and North East Tees. HOOK. A SOCIAL will be held in the Hook ZjL Soldiers’-Memorial Hall, on FRIUAV, June Bth. * Admission : Gents 2s 6cl. Ladies a Basket. HOOK. A GRAND BALL, in aid of the Hall /3l Funds, will be held in the Soldiers’ Memorial Hall on THURSDAY, June 21st. Admission : Gents 3s 6d. Ladies Is 6d. TEMUKA MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held in the Institute This Evening (31st inst.), at 8 p.m. A large attendance of Members is requested. F. J. SMITH, Hon. Secretary. Temuka, 26th May, 1923. O«C><X><XXXX>CXXXXXXXXXX>

that is the motto of DUNN PERKINS & CO., THE BOOT PEOPLE. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? Small Profits, Quick Returns

•"THAT is the basis .ipon which Dunn j 1 Perkins & Co. work—Quality ' goods, a low margin of profit, and a resulting big turuovei. I If you can secure an article from 1 us at considerably less than the price asked for elsewhere, wouldn’t you naturally come along and purchase from us and so keep in your pocket the additional profit? 1 We are modest men, satisfied with | a moderate profit, and we have no; Ijjo- overhead expenses to meet. Hence | it “is that our customers reap ihej benefit of the lowest shoe prices in Timaru. > DUNN PERKINS & C 0.,! The Shoe Men, j STAFFORD STREET, | (Opposite Gas Co.’s Office) j M'cINT'VJUC’S Extra Strong Ululating Alls, 5a fit! Your Cbenujut &r Grocer will for lVu^ae*