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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 99, 26 April 1919, Page 6

guard. Folding baby carriages. Shipment just arrived. Their special features— ample room, hoods that protect the eyes. See Tonson Garlick's window display.— (Ad.) " The Better 'Ole."—You have only to ' be British and human to appreciate its humour and appeal and—well, if teara do come to your eyes sometimes there's nothing to be ashamed of. At the Strand Theatre from to-day.—(Ad.) Last winter in Auckland was terribly cold and wet, and probably the coming winter will be the same. Guard against chills and colds by laying in a stock of really good, warm underwear at Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., Victoria Arcade. The new season's goods are now unpacked. A judicious selection may save you lost , time and doctors* bills —(Ad.) Smoke up, get glad, be happy; cigarettes reduced to pre-war prices. Green and Yellow "Three Castles" 6d per packet. Open this evening till 9 p.m.— iMclvern's Great Household Stores, Karangahape Road.—(Ad.) What a difference ln a man's appearance a collar of the right shape makes! j Even an otherwise well dressed man I doesn't look well dressed if he weas the I wrong style of collar—tbe style that ! doesn't suit him. Every man can get the right thing in collars if he buys at Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., Victoria Arcade. —Ad. Hear Mr. L. Joll, the business candil date for Mount Eden Borough Council, to-night, St. Barnabas' Hall.—(Ad.) A really good raincoat, the sort that keeps you warm and dry on a wet day, is a necessity in this climate in autumn and winter. Money well and wisely spent! The new season's styles in raincoats and overcoats at Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., Victoria Arcade, are really serviceable. Stylish, too, and moderately priceSuch a variety! — (Ad.) Hear Mr. L. Joll, the business candidate for Mount Eden Borough Council,, to-night, St. Barnabas' Hall—(Ad.) Smoke up, get glad, be happy; cigarettes reduced to pre-war prices. Green and Yellow "Three Castles" _t pe r packet. Open this evening till 9 p.m.— Melvern's Great Household Stores, • Karangahape Road.— (Ad.) I The tale of "The Better 'Ole" is too well known to re-tell, but the film visualises it in a new form. The Great War has its symbol to us Britishers —it is Old Bill. The season commences at the ; Strand Theatre to-day. and don't na_* Jt!—(Ad.)