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Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15135, 1 February 1917, Page 1

AmuawneiiU. THE GRAND. Book Tour Seats at Allden’s. TO-NIGHT. 7 till 10. TO-NIGHT. Francis Hodgson Burnett’s Picturesque Romance, THE PRETTT SISTER- OF JOSE, THE PRETTY SISTER OF JOSE, THE IRETTY SISTER OF JOSE, THE PRETTY SISTER OF JOSE, Featuring the Dainty Screen Favourite, MARGUERITE CLARK. MARGUERITE CLARK. MARGUERITE CLARK. Produced by the Famous Players, under the direction of Daniel Frohman. TO BE SEEN ONLY AT THE GRAND. THE BROKEN COIN, No. 12. Competition starts again To-night. It’s ■worth £3. Some are very warm. Who’s going to win? BE WISE —COME EARLY. Sliding Roof at this Theatre. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. QFEBA HOUSE, WANGANUI. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Return to Wanganui of the Ever-Popular Comedian. GEORGE WILLOUGHBY, And his Speciallv-Selected MUSICAL FARCE COMPANY, Embracing Artists of World Renown. Commencing MONDAY NEXT, FEB. 5, In the Funniest Farce That Ever Happened, WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES. WITH SONGS AND DANCES. In Three Acts. By Geo. H. Broadhucft, GEORGE WILLOUGHBY AS JONES. The Irrepressible Bagman, who travels for a Hymn-book House, but carries Playing Cards, as a Side Line. WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES. A Tried and Tasty Dish, but this time served with special flavouring. GEORGE WILLOUGHBY, aided by his capable Company of Comedians, Singers, and Dancers, will REVEAL THE COMICAL FACTS. You will appreciate the joke, and LAUGH TILL YOUR SIDES ACHE! TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 6th. TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 6th. WHY SMITH LEFT HOME. WHY SMITH LEFT HOME. With Songs and DancesThree Acts of Unrestrained Merriment. by Geo. H. Broadburst. GEORGE WILLOUGHBY AS SMITH Prices: 3s, 2s, and Is; Res. Seats, 4s NO EARLY DOORS. Box Plan will open at Jones and Son’s on Friday Morning Next. RESTORE YOUR GRAY AND FADED HAIR TO ITS NATURAL’ COLOUR By using KING’S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER. Absolutely PURE and HARMLESS, GET A BOTTLE! Price 2/6; Large Sire. Obtainable only at the RED CROSS PHARMACY (F. B. KING, Chemist by Exam.), 241 VICTORIA AVENUE, NEAR INGESTRE STREET. ’Phone 648. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTSEYERY FAMILY NEEDS LAUNDRY WORK. gAVE TIME, LABOUR, AND MONEY. Ring 'phone 930 ana have your laun dry done by the Laundry that knows bow. All work done in the most up-to-date style and on the shortest possible notice. No work too small; none too great. Suits cleaned and tailor-pressed, 7s 6d;' Costumes, 6a. THE WANGANUI STEAM LAUNDRY CO., LTD. 64 HARRISON STREET. WANGANUI. S.P. CREME FLOUR. The Government Analyst has analysed Bread made from this Flour, and he reports that IT CONTAINS ALL THE INGREDIENTS NECESSARY TO HEALTH. It has a great deal less starch than white bread. Obtainable from the Leading Stores. TF you need anything in the way of Special Forms or Cards Ruled and Printed, ring up 'phono 43, Herald Bookbinding Department, and our representative will call. YU ANTED Known Scribbling Pads, • ’ 2s dozen. Herald Bookbinding Department. Avenue. TOWAGES and Time Books in con- *" formity with the Shops and Offices Act, and its Amendments, at the Herald Bookbinding Department. 'Phone 43.