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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 13 April 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. ./^PERT" HOUSE, WANGANUI. Direction, J. C. Williamson, Ltd. THE DRAMATIC EVENT OF THE DECADE. TUESDAY, APRIL 23. TUESDAY, APRIL 23. For the First and Only Time in Wanganui. Everyone Everywhere will Like Everywoman. The Most Interesting Enter.ainment that has ever come to New Zealand. MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON Presents HILDA SPONG. HILDA SPONG. Supported by WILLIAM DESMOND, And A COMPANY OF OVER 50 ARTISTS. In EVERY WOMAN. EVERYWOMAN. EVERYWOMAN. A Great Dramatic Spectacle, full of action and incident, and a Healthy, Hopeful, and Allegorical Interpretation of Life's Pilgrimage. EVERYWOMAN The story of "Everywoman'' reaches wherever" there is human nature. Its appeal is universal, and while a fine lesson underlies the play, it has all the characteristics and charm of a delightful enter rainment. Box Plans will be opened at H. I. Jones' on Saturday next at 8 o'clock. A queue will be formed, from 7-30 a.m. PRICES. —Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 65.; Stalls, 35.; Pit, 2s. Touring Manager: JOHN FARRELL. Three Things which Contribute to GEORGE DAVIES Ltd SUCOESS. i FIRST.—The George Davie s Policy of Absolute Integrity in the business relationship with their clients. Satisfaction or Your Money Back. SECOND.—The steadfast rule to produce suits of BETTER QUALITY and BETTER VALUE than any other tailor. One profit only is enough for us, and that one the small profit that CASH Trading makes possible. THIRD.—The same spirit is responsible for the IDEAL working conditions of the George Davies business —and the army of expert tailors employed therein. YOU should acquaint yourself with tho MASTER PRODUCT which results. It is the biggest factor for SUCCESS in the tailoring world of New Zealand to-day. GENUINE TAILOR-MADE SUITS I to your order from bur £8,000 stock of Up-to-date Suitings, from 55s to 84s. WE claim too, to FIT and PLEASB you, and our claims are too apparently honest, to be successfully contradicted It's getting you to leave the credit tailor whom you have dealt with so long, that is hard. Our proposition with its £2 saving, looks to you too good to be true. ONCE you have worn a George T>avies Suit, you won't want to wear any other. So try the experiment Patterns free if you can't call. Just drop us a postal. George Davies, I LTD. The Modern Tailors, Victoria Avenue (at the Corner of Guvton Street), WANGANUI. THE DON REGISTRY OFFICE, 23 MAIN STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. 'Phono 646. < T ADIES in want of Servants, and I 4 Servants in want of a situation, should apply to tho Don. Waiting engagement, Farm Hands, Labourers, Carters, also Generals, Nurses, Housemaids, and Waitresses. A GRANT, Proprietress FEILDNG NOTEP. t£p A COSTLY JOURNEY. FATE OF A TICKET DODGER. (By Telegraph.) (Special to " Chronicle.") FEILDING, April 12. Prosecutions for using non-transfer-able tickets on Government railways are not frequent, but a case occurred the other day, when a man named Walter Thomas Maston tried to "do" the railway department, with uureiminerative results as far as he was concerned. It I appears he travelled between Ohakune and Feilding on ia transferred ticket I and he also journeyed under similar conditions between Feilding and Marton. The offender was prosecuted today, and ho discovered that his ride was rather expensive. Tho Court fined him £5 and ordered him io pay the faro (10s) for travelling between Ohakuno and Feilding, ov in default 30 days, and for the Feilding-Marton journey ho was convicted and ordered to pay the fare. The same defendant was also sentenced to 30 days with hard labour for having committed a grossly indecent act at Marton Junction. Two other men —Peter Atkinson and Alexander Stewart Munro—for causing a disturbance in a railway carriage at Marton Junction were fined 10s and 7s each. THRESHING MACHINE DESTROYED. Harvey's threshing mill was destroyed by fire at Mt. Stewart. It was insured in the Commercial Union for i'lso. A MISSING MAN. Considerable anxiety is being felt for the safety of Stanley Beattie, for whom ' a party is searching at Manakau. The missing man is a resident of Feilding, his mother living at Makino. FARMERS FINED. j Tho Stock Department is making a ; vigorous crusade against the owners of I infected stock. Last week a batch of i Feilding district farmers were fined for ■ exposing lice-infected sheep for sale. To-day, at Marton. T. H. Bred in, H. Ti. Uncord and H. Porritt were each fm-1 10s and costs for similar offences. j' " ~ A quick polish but not a slippery one .is given by TAN-OL. Exceptionally p good for linoleums nnrl floorcloths. Ir tins1, liquid Is., paste 6d.