AMUSEMENTS. MUNICIPAL PICTURES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ’ MATINEE SATURDAY. 2—SPECIAL FEATURES—2 “SACKCLOTH AND SCARLET’* Fcaturi ng ALICE TERRY. The Screen Version of George Gibbs* Sensational Novel. “A GIRL WHO PLAYED And A SISTER WHO PAID” One of the Certaintecd Dramatic Treat! of the Year. MONDAY NEXT ONLY. LABOUR DAY. MATINEE T. 30. EVENING 8 P.M, Pictures may come and Pictures may go—But you’ll never forget “BOOMERANG” The New Zealand Wonder Horse —In—“HIS LAST RACE” Boomerang was Bred and Bom nt Masterton and presented by Rupert Morrison, Esq., to REX (SNOWY) BAKER Who is Supported By Pauline Starke, Noah Beery, Gladys Brockwell, Tully Marshall, Robert McKim, William Scott. A Phil Goldstonc Special. DON’T MISS IT! Box Plans open Wednesday at H. L Jones and Son’s. WANGANUI ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. SECOND CONCERT OF THE SEASON. OPERA 'HOUSE, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), OCT. M, At 8 0 ’clock. The Orchestra will be assisted by MISS NELLIE AMIES (Wellington), MR ERNEST THOMAS; MRS ALLAN ABERNETHY, Accompanist. Admission: 3s and Is 6d. plus tax. W. N. WILLIS, ' Hon. Sec. Monster combined schools SPORTS and ATHLETIC CARNIVAL. COOK’S GARDENS. COOK’S’GARDENS. SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT, 65 65 For Amateur Athletic Association, Seeoondary Schools, Primary Cyclists. SPECTACULAR DISPLAYS Bv Y.M.C.A. Gymnasts and Bov Scovtatf GARRISON - BAND. AFTERNOON TEA. Admission: Adults Is; Children 6d. J. BOYD, Secretary, c/o IM ere wether’a* 1 —i
V 1 “Such Lovely Shoes, and so Low-Priced”! That’s what many ladies a’’© saying about our New Spring Shoes. They have seen our roagnificcnt variety of styles, experienced the delightful lightness* and easy-fitting qualities of the new models, and have expressed pleasure and amazement at the lowness of our prices. You too can be equally certain of satisfaction at Anderson’s LADIES’ SMART BOSTOCK SHOES—From 22/6. LADIES’ NEW MATCHLESS SHOES—From 21/-. LADIES’ CREPE SOLED CANVAS SHOES—From 5/1L GIRLS’ SHOES—MOTHERS!—BOTH you and J your girls will be delighted with our splendid selection of Smart Styles for Girls and Maids. All the new fancy-bar, cut-out and sandal styles, in Patent or Glaco Kid. All sizes from sevens right up to maids’ sixes. And the low prices will surprise you! SHOES FOR MEN | AH! Now this is the departmen where we absolutely stand alono for variety and value. We are specially equipped to do a largo men’s trade and wo arc doing it. Sec our Newest Styles iu Black, Tan and Nigger Brown. From 22/6. Anderson's ‘Where Good Shoes Cost Less’ 134 AVENUE t (Next McGruer’s).
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19434, 21 October 1925, Page 15
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