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In response to date we have reached by the ss Medina a Fresh Shipment of our popular Melun etc I'upllns Me have been out of it's Incfn the past two weeks, and we wish to in a trial to the many customers who have beLCH is limited that we can now supply their wants The Mills The same as supplied at the" final of the KI is Little -Elk finish, dainty colourings, wear pure.!, width -din , price 1/9 yard Colours white, man to. (wind s), light and dark brown, light and dark says tussore gendarme blue, electric, lady (' hide), black, pink, cornflower, smith's, art of fawn

crepe de (bonedust opened, a new range of DJ. Icjuliful soft silk material the correct thing for the new styles draped shirts, value unequalled, annual sermons, in 40in wide, 2/0 Yard ever., seen all impawn, bk, save, pink, mustard, tin, in He scenes and much wanted shade, of light land army., in., nt Jean and ROM, sky, for about next, hello , nil, green, at 4/11 yard Ivory, trains lose, blue sky, cases Lee., navy, brown, presided land, at 5/11 sky IOC, grey , mole, light area ivy, brown, at 7/11 Ivory, cream, grey, tree half way, electric, sly, lose, his, brown, arid plain- black, 4/0 4/11, 6/11, 7/0 yard

New Shipment of our Special Soft I hills Grass sternly Mr l'un linen, 40in wide, 1/6 1/0, 1/11, ?.. ./<> hard, just the thing for her weather

Cotton t

"underarm Cripes, the hill mark of excellence for Sydney at Children s Wear, washes well suitable fillings Blouses, Holies Die. sing Gowns, At, the mile in an immense variety of stripes, nUo I bin tell us 10.1 yard, while, Mr wide, 7d , 1011 1 1/0 hard

for

ALICE ALLEN and Co

THE BIG STORE ,

CH IPI L STREET, PR MIR IS

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One of the Grand. t Displays of CUP MR LINE III TOW being shown in our Millinery Salon He lite - choice as_ei.i..icnt of all the Most Up to Date lost, many of them exquisitely designed by high era . milliners, are les including the new _h ided feather mounts and particularly the little flat

till He lost hemming Biilteilll Bow; also other start Rats In plainer styles for costume wear

111 are at Moderate Prices

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I ISI COSTS Mr S III- AD TO li. Mr I

Military ( critic Costume in apricot I observe, lease serve effect, trimmed good IJCC collar and cuffs, must cut away basque, finished buttons, prettily draped skirt 810

smart Coatee costumes in light grey whipcord, trimmed emerald green satin and buttons to match, toil it is II at front, long basque at back, four piece skirt 74'

White turn (out and Skirt, coat smartly trim Mt Emily heavy guipure lace, skirt with the centre front and back, rounded at foot and trim

mr I mined the

smart . flannel Tweed t continue, creme with bath from, -a light coat, trimmed sponge cloth and thin I. & tin, smartly cut skirt, finished buttons,

of

Lodge Costume in Sale Jap Silk, plain straight barqut fulfilled spokestitching on collar and full., skirt and entered trimmed with buttons, 49/0

Sponge Cloth Coats and Skirts and Times I Tweed (east. (x times, smart tailored garments trim neat sponge cloths of contrasting colours, finished Linton- 10/0

smart Coatee Costume In lining weight Cream Fuji Silk joint fastening to neck, and other- with open front", turn-down collars and "'gauntlet tells,

T HOI Hill COSTUMES T -jj-c3

useful costumes, in colour-.! poplins and sponge cloth made in coffee style and straight coats were left 1 its, area brow H, reed, blue, lily ist mole and to-, 28 6

fashion. Costumes In stripe pique, white man, with coloured stripes, banding brown, I hit uni blue, coatee say less and save fitting coats, trimmed sponge cloth with buttons, 217

Us Coat, and SI Ives in new linen, plain icing filling Left with -tight skirts, 17

I tful holiday Costumes, in coloured linens, straight coats with long refer. also Navy I Incnc Centre residence, trimmed pipings of black and the laziness

I IA. Plants. Bill. ere s T

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One piece RoV In apricot outline, of tided barque, folded silk belt and sash black curls, eel bar and front of guipure hue, 810

lir wn eolienne fine pine Drc", third skirt

even drop out, ( retail sash tools Paris curls all over. 5oz

Still b live in tangerine silk ( re pt Oriental collar and cuffs, long sheds folded satin belt, lil I of Oriental Imitons 63

White Voile One piece Fruit s, Bulgaria em 1 for her to tunic bodice trimmed to match tunic, "bred here 1 muslin collar and jabot, 4BH

Ort pine Frocks in heavy tight spot tap still

kills Mr collar and cuffs of plain silk folded hit him he I I lil tons 9th

Oicpieci I met a, skirt of unit spence cloth, invites me tunic of black and white spot foulard, with three border 20,0

Dllntl shaft Voile Out pleat dresses rather, dull ml third heat of floral voile trains I but this also am sets poplin in plum stilts, 11

Oicjietr Dress H In coloured t reel -an, navy, h o n 11 work uni grey trimmed muslin collar

in I suffer I" 0

Cygnet. rocks, in face, foulard-, trimmed with white roses and pearl buttons also Tus tillie I rolls I am lace collar, pipings of royal Mr. -alla left

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Smart Heavy Jap Silk Blouses, box great front, I rostrum collar, pocket long sleeve turn back the S H usual price, 12/0

limit lip silk Shirt Blouses, box piano front, tiled tucked in groups of fine tucks, stabbed you Yes, finish. 1 a girl buttons 12/0

Pretty White Voile Blouses, daintily. tucked and trimmed with guipure insertion, square neck, thrres|iLirter green 1,11, usual price, 7/11

Dainty White Voile blouses box pleated front london collar, three quarts r sleeve, turn back

every 1!

Sin Ila! i fl

firmly Chair Gowns finely linked iron yoke pretty large collar and cuffs of hail spot muslin amMal insertion, three quarter sleeve, 12/0

-we MACLELLAN and Co,

I am arrives ioR Tin RIC.'

Our stock is now brimful of all that is 1 Best -M L rsl for the racing carnival

He. had Gloves, button lengthily V Hill, Black Beater, and Grey, first qu lilly, Ballan side of 0 hair

Little. Brussels had (closes, "I Ivory," 8 button , but in that I YWntc, Pastel, Beaver, Brown, . -in Grey lit pair

ladies Position length Kalian IvitI Gloves in it if only 10 4/0, I'll

Filles lc-liiiltnn length While MR. Lines 5 0

Pair

fillies Id button length Brussels held sleeves in "dark am] While, Sell pair

Willes 1 button length 'Silvia" 1 read li had Wie, in Black, is hill, Place, Between, three 'li last

special lung mi In S turn I Colour I-rent is Mash a: Doe Gloves, pique sewn, button length, all

I'liiltnn length French hill (James House.," a Ihimiulih dependable Glove, and the best value I In the (rode In Black and 'White only, 7/11

Or sink of s.ort lines is complete, with all Isolated sharks ' Talbot," 29th pair, I express ' 3 B llhrllne," 4/11 pair, Mbanl, ' 1 II, le y II GO pair

, Our Fahru (lines are smarter than ever this

seen in all, colourings, and quality make them mr t equal in appearance to kill

of Home length Fabric Gloves In Block, Mine,

"tour Pastel champagne and tree, 1/0 1/11, '0, J H KI Jupiter

, 'swing Lisle Thread Gloves, in all the latest so I said I I (I In your par

'boil little (doves, in new material in the arts was at of late 1,11 2 h, and 2/11 pair

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I idle Silk Jackets In plain and artistic

, tonings of rain tilden lOt, 1,3, 1/9, 2/0, iii

V of pure Litecltctl little. things, very pretty

foot- 1 I I tell It 2/H each

' s si c He kerchiefs, made of finest Egyptian 102nd ""' newest (colourings to match nil teams this "absolutely fish Oil well, 8/0 t lo on

,l.]«r_i Final "a Swiss I nibroidtictl Handker office in scalloped "ml hetiistllehcd borders did at ''1 well I . 1/1 10-12, 1/11, 2/0, and

1 / 1 each 2,,,,

!-_.B1lwriJ" '"landings in Silk Iliilitlkcrthlifs new

"irish wen, (J F,

.Co'loi'1.1 "'""'."''.''?f« in lands of Stiles and

T NHN "OSH. ll for the HU..

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"ur Hosiery was never more complete than at 'Stir "'"' a" ""? last ""'' "lost ,lltllic"ubl<: 'I*}111« ""li" (cashmere Hose, all such, fast d f,

i "sale iron own mills of pure Australian wool,

i.s a ? Better 1 . little, our own make, and - Ll«w,l!l_,'.IM>tt, ' ' did 1/0, also Special V allie, t '., 'stoned age and resides. feet, 1/11 pair

inside. Yaninee best, full fashioned manner

A li- , /',2"1 as 1 'li

'-r paid a tiny' 'n steel' 19' -70, 1/3' ...?Jicl'i cashmere Uo>e,'with coloured Cmbroi in clock" " 2/1. 1/11 pair

of ,h,C:"'),rnc*!' Her, embroidered fronts, 27, 'at'! the late

J H. " sand bills and Wool Cashmere Hose, till ,,",h,ro,il'ri and steel colourings, I/O pur

fairly", ' le l""" last. week. in white, full .?-'iiioieii i to ,/,', 2,;,, Uhr

and Vu, HI' life, with wool feel. In black

C^cito^'llSt'^ """in. wool

. ,' "" Pill ,

TI, I is, '". " Ucrrcnstil (Alice Elsie Hose, 12, in . VU pair j

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Ladies' I Jin' I Ule It's., me and Komi deigns, 111 Wuk or white 1 16th 1/6 pair

Indies S Ik Ankle Hope In black it very of Collie Mocking Bird and. lisle, top, 1/11 pair

ladies Silk lion In Wash it. in white, with strong lisle sold find garter top J/U pan

I Ullis Silk lion, in black or hore, lisle top and some fine quality Lumpur

ladies land Silk Hose extra quality, strength case! with lisle tops and sole.- In Mink of while, life and 7/11 pair

Ladies Silk Lace Ilote, ide effective, in Muck

inches value 0 0 pal

pair

ladies Elsie I ace Ilo'O with embroidered floral fronts, 1/0 1/11, all 2/0 pair

I CHU DIES S C IMiMHIl SON Y

Children's Cashmere Sox, black, with Lolound locks repair

(hill Irene White Cotton Sox with coloured striped tops and clocks 10d repair

(Alldritt , HIM black tin of cream, with come 1 clocks 1/11 will be

a full rattle of Childrens show and I Hose, In all leading sill s

Our blood toil no, more In our own mills, still coloured turn our tops all sizes chapter

was)

MILItIAS and Co

Till' UK from

CHM'l L STREET, PRMIIUN

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U 1/11 - Cohlumi 1 roads reaching to waist. designs of chattily spot nets double, row of pale 1 lice down the front shape I am boned collar at

tabled in winter Pails

U . II-While Muslin I offered Icred Costume Fronts In clTccliic rich floral designs slipped

and bones follow her I attached

U 17- Plain Hriloiine Nil Uses designe 1 of double, my, shop I had noticed collar attached, also the s for te ing in Paris white black

Al 1/11 -spotted Bretonne Net "eels bulled and will board collar stitched black, while

round Paris

at 2/0- Spotted Net vests the epistles, selected and well [mind collar band sludge I finished with Lipari edging black white, arsenic Paris.

it a/0 lal Lili Insertion Usls manufacture of various designs ma non insertion-, no

culvert ml white or mem

(Star)

j ( IIMtMlNH I t I had Ni r PIN INST

At 1/-I'retlili pleated line plain net edged with fine shade l hut unusual design is a pleated tint lab daintily trimmed with the line while I uri- and timely.

U 1/U-Pin oils prettily designed in line white muslin, line. embroidered with narrow guipure edging

U I/o sPin one designed of a Idle Muslin print till embroidered iiTullii him designs double

last

U 1/11 I'm runs in the. White Muslin prettily planted edged with guipure life, some hue a Bill Bulgarian calibre fired medallions

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At 12-hour Collie with more round shapes 1 opular sunshine suit the desired it -applies lace

white I'jrii or en in

St tell -Willie Pique Collars with He said Cliffs spokes stitched on stage and dim at wife murder is most suitable for washing frocks Ivon Poplin collar with one or Howlin dainty shade-, of MXI nun brown, in i, tin i in red and black

I also I li tuck

U 1 II and 2 ii I nil -April lil lines as I had I not long reef (collars mine with girls are adding, new "1 in shade and even at the quality

M 2/11 Partition Bill Collins will nice smart The altar They also there I ellis with coloured lies in shades of brown inn save sky I love

and final

U 2 II lull I II ? suitable for wet lug

pearifle, of Bills III Wires with how ribbon to an itch to use all his

Similar allies aeroplanes Net k Ruffles 1/0 4/11, 6/1) uni ill with

U 0 11 - Ostrich Icllliei Ruffles 12in long, finished with it I really Mrn ribbon rosette in black not in a I gre i

el I I -sport in Quality ('street leather Itiilllii inn long In by ill or SIM blue

U Vin 2/1) 217 '1/0 "All 1 Mill 12 -'spit hills line is HE at (ostrich feather Dm

ISMAY nee s I am in CUP SI SOS 1

Our I IKal lines ELLIS In scheme for mi still ding all the latest left till newest shade. In colour it the line t 1.1 lies in leather cone still in a [insertion in this. JJ mile and rationing display

Sell red The III. r i 97 His ! Wtlllg flags Armitt Huge White Kid lines Head II in flags will Hull h seen in --silk Miss ( Children s Hard to kill mile ml rolle ml Units I embroidery I

Bias with ink or strip hurdles I am tHE c His Double Hop ling and quill i Iel. lot if sample

mill me if any of its len here! This is the III lil di ran up to the Bust in a Bill and the prices are iIJil

MR'

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1 I ills and cares to limit an killing some fine lumpers to go under big) seas strong Willow

1 lillie Hilda Willis Dress. Basket Bamboo I) less Basket with or without leather corners

It will!. Dress this I. Iiiilur hound with line strike an! handles. Western Picnic Baskets

li of the collection of Shopping baskets in nil silver and class Included in the popular putting shopping bags with tones which are ten cheap

and useful

BOOKS. BOOKS

Another big lot of Cassel! s and Noises in cloth binding to be denied at 1, This is a rare will meet

for librarians and others and Includes several pot their 1 looks as

V L favourite of I outline is Annual Swim

A Master of Deception IJ blighted 1 Maisll

Iii word of the len] by Joseph Hocking Hick n I jelly is It Vu hew outer

rail In unburden by Mr A Flower the Open A nice In Helen H Watson Elsie listener in li II In Michaelis

Ustlei In empire in doubt M Tues A long, Shadow be I slender II I'm

the Recording Angel be (uni Harris Servant a The stair 11 I li cloth (mill

Tin While ( printed in Peru I Unlincr The (Tin en s (h but I am still in line

Hutmill of Britain In W irwlck Deeping III had), die sents In W M Irdegli within the ire be I near Malta

The I 1 men of lest by Andrew Soutar

Twelve land and '-ci re Joseph ( Conrad Hu Mount will Hour In M mott I it

The Ullin liable Uu.siii.toil I i II II Munro His love Dream In I torge Nant The Don, Slut by Mr I ii i

lie kill 1 the Town In Mrs Min late

Mr llcntilitlllli flourish in 61 lil Binding

my ME One placed

a fresh in] ment of Mines and last Title elaintle-»wK» I mile Knpuirri Irllle (Charlotte Russe (needles. Mullet Swing, I read, ( office Moule! Dring ulna Lemon Syrup -held a cake!

Nelson (near (here I ele Itcplicnj ( coffee vanilla Or stage I can be IJil III 1.1

I illwill lil will line III I pallet

Spun-, s left Hutton's lemon Ormgt Pine apple 1 I u kel

White. belly CC II his all It n ours his pocket

1 I) lion II

Calico may C ii Bill Insert I get III linens In

Noel s Drliitoiis Stem Cli ger glass Jar I I New ( Ingtr in syrup 0.1 in

Choirut Aesthetic Ieileel believes in me my Laid

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Sing ation Plmappli thanks (II Chin In. Old

Golden Duties lib Lirions 6d to 7d

Prcserieel Hessian Prunes lib various 17

We will be pleased to find an urn Spring and Summer Ciititnt,tic iron couplets (catalogues of Groceries Furniture Ironmongery! and] Tools a post free to I centre I customers, in receipt of name and address- t

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IRISH KITCHIN LINENS

IRISH LINEN H\NDMRCIIUrS

HUSH I KNOWN TOM I Lb

IRISH COLOURED DRESS LINENS

HUSH rinwLiiNG RUGS. PUBLIC INSPECTION INVITED

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will dainty and durable Book Muslin curtains In a file, ( ream, or Tussore shades will In Insertion borders, iKJIn wld SERIAL PRICE 1/0 yard Inlgbt paid Send for samples port MORRISSli, THOM IS andlOHSlFR 114 MU I UHNISIUNI! CO PI Y LTD

000 rllnbethtireet_Til i Brunswick 2d Car C~¡rÍM¡ SiON, for winter complexion, prepared

In Paris keeps the skin soft and clear Does not pt_____Çjî_Î!l

-scr I NAME I OF MUKSIil'S Regattas face JJ Neil! and arms used in daytime cannot be detected, covers blemishes 36 posted Miss Moloney chemist I.H.QI1 st

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3 miles lilies and Brown, washable Ul chemists 46 posted direct 5 Miss Moloney, chemist 101 I it on st 2 OBI all ' II l II v III DUE IS I Al, simple,

left Berlin assert therewith I illness on "chief clerk instead of (nil) nil Gibson and Moloney chemists HIJ I tell it , Carlton

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EVERYTHING IN RE.MIY-TO-IVEAII GOODS.

Don't worry about getting your Dress- made. Our showing is a succession of styles and fabrics entirely foreign to the usual ready-to-wear Ideas. It is this difference in tone and character which distinguishes'- our garments from other, is without asking you more In price, we offer you the ads stage of incomparable excellence, besides .... largest showing of authoritatively correct clothes

in Melbourne

CUP COSTUMES.

also, If', IV.-Drcfsy frocks, in White Voile

These are one-piece, very smartly mine Some are I'OX robes with wide sash effect, and some plain voile trimmed insertion and

lace.

55/.-Tu.scre Costumes (all silk), coatee style

with basque, vest of black satin, and some of these and satin belt to match; straight cut

skirts.

from :I7/(I. - Sponge Frocks, In one-piece,

courtly made; also different styles In Coatee nut! Coat Costumes in striped and plain

colours.

From li) Guineas, Cup and Race Novelties In

Satin charmeuse and Crepe de Chene, Some In One-piece dresses are smile Tonteo Styles, nil colonies. There are all our latest models. Prices ranging from 17. guineas to 15 (miles. We have just a few- Very Smart and Dainty

White Lace Coatees. In pretty patterns, marked down low ; only 15/9.

(I, Beaumont One-piece Ltneiuie Frock, blouse

piped black and while linen, and Mashed buttons, in navy, brown, saxe, grey.

10,0.-Om-iiicec Salted and Striped! Cotton

Plain. Robe, collar and cuffs of Paisley border, also strip down front, in two shades of hello, and blue; also Striped Cambric, in blue, vieux, and black and while pipings and collar and cuffs of self-coloured linen.

SMART CUP SKIRT..

B-Good Line of White Linen Skirts, well cut,

one-piece, all sec, cheap line for holidays,

5/11.

2.-l-.auti.ull_ shaped White Linen Skirts, four-piece

buttoned through from waist to foot with pearl buttons, all sizes, Sell.

3 A Splendid Assortment of Good White

Linen and Pique, in various styles and all sizes, the/O, 12.0. ;

Cheap MILLINERY. CUP MILLINERY.

Millinery will in idea In speech but a different and delightful expression of the idea-each bow or land, ruell feather or Bower, THE EX-ACTLY RIGHT' THING IN THE RIGHT PLACE In short, Millinery that is artistic

We stage a representative collection in our windows, but these are only a few from War complete and varied stock, and customers should make

point of seeing the many becoming models we have now- ready for Inspection.

Very Smart Lines In Insert, Pandan, equal to

Panama, lined black and navy, in most becoming shapes, 10,0.

Very Fine Panama, handed, smart little

'capes, 12 2.

Pendant, suitable for Children, Maids, and

Grown-ups, 2/11, 8/11, to 9/11.

Just Opened. a Shipment of slaves, in many

becoming shoes, size, 4,11, OMI, 8/1!.

Knockabout-Hats, In Linen, Piques, the, grand

value, 2/11.

Nails IN NECKWEAR.

Everything is new but the names, and they elinor In the most wonderful collections of Lace, Net, Batiste, and Fine Lawn about trees the throat with new- chains. Surplice Chemisette-, Sunshine Col-lard, Embroidered Collars, and Collars and Cuffs Sets; New Plcltings, New Klulings, Xet, Chiffon, lace, and fitted. ,

Ladies'' White" and Paris Cashmere Collars, in

Peter Pan, Sunshine, Princess, Empress, and every other new shape, it 1/, 1/6, 1/11, 2/0,

2/11

Beautiful Ellie White Imitation Irish Crochet

Collar, very effective, 2/0 and 2/11 ea

Fine White. Muslin Collars, in new hopes, U.S

and trimmed with good quality Val. lace. If, 1/0. 17th, 226

Just landed, -Otk. yards of Live and Let Frill-

King, in while, paris, and black, from 10d.

yard

The Fashionable Silk Sailor, Princess, or Peter

Pan Collar, very much worn, with U.S. edges fell, 2/0, 2/11

White Muslin Jabots, in great variety, 1/, 1/6,

fall each

Net and Lace Labors, in white and Paris, 1/,

1/6, 1/11, 2/0, 27ft

Princess Collars, with silk, lace, or muslin

ends, very stuart, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, to 4/11

each

White N'ct and Muslin Persons, well made, and

trimmed Val. lace, 17, 1/0. All.

Silk Ninon Pleated Persons, absolutely the

_i.ctll.sl thing seen in neckwear, 2/11, 3/6, 9/11, to TO.

ladies' Net and Muslin Costume Fronts, with

or without collarbones, hundreds to choose from, at sale, 3/11. 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, Sell

NEW VEILS AND VEILINGS.

Black. White, and Coloured Ninon U.S.

Veils, any shade, 2/11 and 3/11 each.

Magnificent range of new Black and White

Silk Voiles, at 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, to 10/0 each.

Ninon Motor Veils, well made, and in every

colour, 4/11 each.

Black-, White, and Coloured Veilings, In newest

designs, dd" Od.. 17, To 2/0 yard.

Fluffy daintiness In Feather Boas, in great

array, whether you want It In marabout, toque, or -ostrich, we have it, with vc telling effects and in many coitiuliiatlons.

BLOUSE SECTION.

Hours That glee with every movement of

"dire gill, that lend themselves to every occasion likely to occur through the long summer days. They are remarkably well mantle and well cut. His

sporting al 10/0.

10,0.-Ilf.iv. weight White Jap. Silk Blouse,

with him down collar and! pocket.

10,0. White Voile Ulomo, beautifully tucked,

deep him down collar and pocket, sleeve, collar and) cuffs trimmed with Imitation Irish crochet insert ion and lace.

111/0. A well cut, good quality Tussore Silk

Blouses, in all sizes, with turn down collar and pocket.

to/o. Dainty White Muslin Blouse, front beautifully

embroidered, high collar, and full length sleeve.

10/0. Smart White Voile Blouse,, daintily

trimmed with Bulgarian colours, in many design.'.

OF EAT VALUE IN

GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

Nothing in the way of apparel I'B more satisfactory

to a woman than a shapely, nice fitting glove, whether It has the grace finish or the soft suede and nothing is more annoying than, just when she thinks' she has capped the climax of fetching toilet by drawing on the exactly right shade of love to have it rip or tear. It is our especial pains In buying gloves to avoid these ex-periences.

Ladies' Long While Glace Kid Gloves, all

sizes, good fit, 2/11 pair ,

Little' Grey and Pastille Kid Gloves, 8-button

length, wonderful value, 2/11 pair

Ladies' Long Black, White, and Coloured

French Kid Gloves, reliable makes, guaran ' teed, 6/11, 0/1!, 7/1! pair

Ladies'' Short Kid Gloves, in black, white,

beaver, grey, pastille, mole, navy, brown, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11 pair.

Ladies' Long Fabric Gloves, in black, white,

pastilles, and beaver, li, 1/6, 1/11, 2/0, 2/11

pair

Ladies' Long White and Black Pure Silk Gloves,

very reliable, 2/0, 3/0 pair

Ladies' Black Lisle Hose, in plain and lace

designs; all the newest ideas now open; 1/, 1/3, 1/0, 1/0, 1/11, 2/0 pair.

Ladies' White Lisle Hose, In plain and lace,

beautiful patterns, 1/, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6.

Ladies' Tan Lisle Hose, in plain and lace;

a splendid variety, from 1/ to 2/11 pair.

Ladies' Tan Silk and Lisle Hose, also champagne,

grey, mole, while, and black, double sole-, spliced heels. 3/11 pair.

Ladies' Black tllitl White Silk and Lisle Hose,

2/6, 2/11, to -VI pair.

Ladies' Black Lisle Gloves, with embroidered

fronts and contrasting Clocks; very much worn, and in a large variety of designs and colours, 17, I/O, fell, 250, 2/11.

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UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

OF Ladies' Underclothing lines the two merits which distinguish the best from the other kind. Dainty and attractive in design, its outstanding feature is comfort in wear, with reliable quality. The prices are more than reasonably low, because

desire your continued custom.

At stalls throughout line of Strong Madapo

1.1111 Underskirts, with deep flounce of strong, embroidery'.

At 2/0.A Camisole in strong Madapolam.

square neck, daintily trimmed and, finished lace and insertion, all made with sleeves and basque, in sizes 20in, to 30in. waist.

At SAILA Dainty Camisole, for a dainty Cup

frock. This is in line lawn, trimmed front and luck with scrolls of Val. insertion, with sleeves; all sizes.

At S/ll.-Princess Robe, in best Madapolam,

good shape top, square neck, Torchon lace and insertion, deep flounce trimmed same,

a real bargain line.

At 1/11.-Inlauts' Washing Dresses of Creme

Corduroy, smocked fronts and sleeves, turn

down collars.

A visit of inspection will be instantly conclude

as to the advantages of purchasing here and now.

CHAPEL STREET,

PRAHRAN.

272 FLINDERS STREET (Opposite Central Station).

A MAGNIFICENT NEW SHOPPING CENTRE.

Till: NEW CIVIL SERVICE STORES i

Centrally and I Conveniently Situated, right HPI'OSITK the CENTRAL RAILWAY STATION, close to all trams and trains, magnificently built on most approved line?, perfected with every modern!! improvement, equipped so as to render it faultless service in the advantageous selling at Quality Goods

direct to the Public of Victoria.

CO-OPERATION. COMBINED WITH QUALITY, INTEGRITY, VALUE, .»ATI.NFACTION, CONFIDENCE villa IS TO BE OUR PERSISTENT AND CONSISTENT POLICY. It

is in the unique Co-operation betwen Buyer and Seller (is., the TURK and I

PUBLIC) that the new CIVIL SERVICE STORES makes itself doubly worthy of your patronage. YOUR interests are ours that If, we seek to give a liberal!.- in value that hitherto has remained linattcmptcd-n liberality that permanently, co-operates the interests and! welfare of both buyer and seller.

SUPPLIED AT LlJW PRICKS

Any of the following (kinds are Supplied me Promptly, C'ontiiulou»lv, with Every Attention, nile! 1*0111111010 Guarantee of Reliable

sunlit)' and Fullest Values:

Groceries

Tailoring (Emile' and

Gentlemen's)

Mercery une] Boys'

Clothing

Stationery flatulence

Plains and (Glass Jewellery Bread

Pastry. Cakes,

Confectionery.

FURNITURE and CARPETS are SP: CA LEY IIISI'IAYEI) in Our Temporary Prentis., Cornet or RUSSELL and LITTLE

COLLINS STREETS.

THE CIVIL SERVICE STORES, THE. CIVIL SERVICE STORES, THE CIVIL SERVICE STORES,

MELBOURNE'S NEW SHOPPING CENTRE,

272 FLINDERS STREET

(Opposite Flinders Street Station).

We have just completed ONE OF THE LARGEST PURCHASES OF' MUSLIN AND VOILE COSTUMES EVER MADE SOUTH OF THE LINE, direct from the manufacturers, at a uniform of 50 per cent, off ordinary prices.

e purchase. consists of 700 COSTUMES. OF MUSLIN AND VOICE OF' THE MOST UP-TODATE

STYLES EXTANT.

350 ONE-PIECE WHITE MUSLIN ROBES, trim

ned Swiss headings and insertions, with square, round, and V-shaped weeks, also high collars, back and front fastenings; all at"

8/11.

150 ONE-PIECE KMnitOIDKRF.D MUSLIN

ROBES, full length skirt of embroidery, i

hoped nice, blouse trimmed with Val. and Guipure insertion, in several designs; at

12/11-,

ISO ONE-PIECE VOILE ROBES, well trimmed

with line Guipure insertion and Torchon bead bags, finished at artist with Guipure edging; also plain white linen Puritan collars of self materials and colours; al! Bargains at

15/11.

100 ONLY WHITE and CREAM MERCERISED

EMBOSSED VOILE ROBES, set in sleeve, finished at neck with linen headings,

sizes; at

21/.

50 ONLY, including a LOVELY -ASSORTMENT

lit IIA.ND.lOMl; EMBOSSED VOILE and CREPE ROBES; also In coloured floral designs. These are all samples, and honestly worth from 3 to 4 guineas each; all to go

at

30.

CHAMPION OF CHEAPNESS,

123-131 CHAPEL STREET,

PRAHRAN.

SALVAGE FIRE SALE NOW

SALVAGE FIRE SALE NOW SALVAGE FIRE SALE NOW

-wind.... , .... requires, before going out, only to rub into the skin a little of the Novena Sunproof und Wilidproof Creme. One may then face the scorch-ing sun and keen winds without the slightest fear of sunburn, and, freckles, and! sallowness. The ingredients of this unique speciality make the skin Impervious to discoloration. Price 2 and l l). postage 6d. All chemists', or Helena Rubin stein Prop. Ltd.. Dept. T., 274 Col1lus.Mi.ct, Melbourne, or 158 Pitt street!, Syd-"

FACE MASSAGE, Steaming, YapourUlng.-Sit-

tings, 8/0; Wrinkles Removed by Electric Treatment. J. S. Eve, toilet hair specialist, He Bourke st., op. Marget. _

FREE Dlstllbutlöti of Special-TriaMlôttlcTôl

Turkish HENNA (or Grey Hair. Send 2d. stamp. Duerdin and Sainsbury, Melbourne. GREY HAIR 'l.N-nNG.-Úíc"Bi¡l'sh stain, non

metallic. Dr. Griffiths's No. 17 "Pyrold," perfect right shades. Nos. 12 3, dark, and., light brown. Ediucuts', Cole's, chemists.

DRESS AND FASHION. -V

"I FARMING' COATS and GOWNS c"HARMING COATS and GOWNS

CHARMING COATS and GOWNS

- CUP CARSTl AL - CUP CARNIVAL . CUP CARNIVAL

? READ'S, .

HEAD'S, . . READ'S, P

R A II It A X.

OPEN TILL 9 O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT.

i READ'S GOWNS, although Church by the master minds of

Fashion, featuring the dash

able points or smartness and originality, are at all times exceedingly moderate in price, and HI. lli'S PRICES. It is well known, are hacked Ind-equal!! whence their popularity. Let it be known that a finer (show of CHU' MILLINERY. from Vienna and Paris, DAINTY I RACE (TOWNS, PEERLESS i HACE SUNSHADES, HANDSOME RACE UNDERSKIRTS, BEAUTIFUL * BLOUSES,

(JOHNS and COSTUMES, and PERFECT RACE FOOTWEAR. cannot, by any chance or any chance, be found in the Com lieionwealth. Novelties are the players in every department SOMETHING DIFFERENT from IAN I THING SHOWN BEFORE,

I Take the ELEVA roll to the First I "loo., where we will be delighted to have you view and IrV on at your labors. There is a surety of. attraction at tendant upon all purchases effected under the economising 'influence of the C. M. HEAD lines LOW PRICES.

Front 34 to £6/6/, there is a fine

selection of French Model Race Coat-, replicas of the- most advanced styles in rich Silks, Brocades, Branches, Sponge, Satins, are., in beautiful colourings.- ,

From 336 to -3. DRESSY DUST and SUM

OTHER COATS, ill Taffeta, Satins, "c, will smart Raglan sleeves. . '

From 2340- MOTOR DUST COATS ill CRASH,

very well cut and finished, fitted with new Raglan sleeve-.

At 211/0, in, mill 533 Each. THE EXERCISE-

FOR RAINCOATS, In leading shades and all lengths.

At 61 and Lang. Model. Cup Costumes,

in one-piece styles, and elegant

coat and skirt' effects; -REILLY I'nlCED.at S, 0, and IO (GUINEAS cash.

At 0.1,, 77, and 9.-1 Glorious Rangoon

IXI.lilXI FRENCH MODELS, in one piece ode. to, for Race and Summer Wear. Mostly in Silks, Sets, nail Appliques.

From 50 to 9.1 Exceptionally Smart Frocks

-lost all 'heart styles-aim in which and coloured one-plot e designs.' "News goods, well worth inspecting.

From a (6 to 05,4 Yen- Select Collection

of I'AC-LfSIVK LINGERIE DRESSES, in a, White Silks, Voile, and Crepes. Most per

left Summer Effects.. J., At

217, 25/0, and 20,0. COAT and SKIRT

COSTUME-, tailor-made-, i in white and coloured Piques. Taffetas, Bedford Cords, kc. -At 12,11, 15 0. thrill, and _lr.r-BAHGAlX COS

TEAMS in ONE-I'll"! 1: EFFECT-, in Sponge flatly, Crepe, Voiles. Mtldlns, Tussore, tie.

it ii,ii.-winn: EMBROIDERY, COSTUME.,

one-piece styles, richly trimmed ». .I.IJ'OULMtLY 15/0. At HALSALL - WOOL . FRENCH GRAY

FROCK*'.RWiULlRLY 29/0. ALL. WOOL FRENCH CHAl.Y.l'ROCKS ....

HKOULIRLY 24/0. At 10s- We are Selling ! To-day about 30

LOOLT FEATHER 1918. long, very full, and beautifully curled. - u

At 55 Special line in OSTRICH FEATHER

BE IS. An extremely pretty showing of these goods.

At !_!_.-.haul -SO CHARMING LACK TUNICS

and OVMIDRKSSKh, In 1.1 it k or ivory.-., ideal for race, fete, dinner, and evening w JUST ABOUT HALF-PRICE.

At 10/13 Each, Reduced born 21 Each.

-Littles' SOFT SATIN UNDER-SKIRTS, with deep flat pleated! flounce, black and while, grey and white, blue and white stripes; also, in plain navy brown, grey, hello., sky, pink, saxe, and fawn., These are up-to-date garments, and exceptional value.

At 2S Ostriches' MILANESE SILK FS'DEII

SKIRT-. with deep llut-plruttd satin flounced, in mole, black, navy, and Ivory lovell At 15, Ladles' MILANESE SILK KNICKERS.

Directoire style-, with elastic at waist and knees, finished with white satin rosettes; in black and white only.

At I/I1--Ladies' FLORAL CREPE'. KIMONAS,

in all good colours, and large sizes One of our special value means.

At Did The BALANCE of our STOCK of

Ladies' ALL WOOL VESTS, while and natural, short or long sleeves;. USUALLY 1/11 and 2/0.

We have now a Full Supply of Washing

Trimmings, for Tub Frocks, including FROGS and TASSELS, Guipure Drop Edgings, ar 74d., Old., Bill., and 1/ yard. IN WHITE CRO CHKT HUTTON.--, oil sires, "it. to 1/11 dozen, in round and Hat styles.

We would also ask our Customers, to see the Dainty Little TRIM MINGS for ( CHILDREN'S WASHING PRESSES, which are in J to launch widths, and all colourings, a! 2d. to 7d. yard.

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At 1 ALL-WHITE LINEN SKIRTS, a bargain

line, some made with wide luck back and front, others with panel; all sizes, (client for holiday wear.

At Til und 5/11. WHITE ORGANDI MUSLIN

BLOUSES, trimmed with wide Swiss embroidery and Val. lace, slightly soiled!; REGULARLY Soil and 15/0 At fl/ll.-llltESSY SKIRTS, 111 BLACK and

CREAM SICILIAN, well cut and tailored, some with wide luck effects, and others with lines] ; all sizes. '

At li 11. WHITE LINEN SKIRTS, made in

corselet design, with wide tuck down centre front, finished with self buttons and pocket on left side.

At 1211. OUT SIZE SKIRTS, in BLACK and

NAV. SICILIAN, made with inverted pleat at back, and rubbed with buttons. ALSO, OLD BLEACH WHITE LINEN SKIRTS, in new- designs, including the button sale at

foot.

At 11,0..-WHITE SPONGE CLOTH SKIRTS,

corselet waist, also in wide tuck effects, finished with crochet buttons.

At 10/0 NAVY FOX -SERGE WALKING

SKIRTS, beautifully cut and flnMicd, trimmed with buttons .. REGULARLY 10/0.

REDUCED from 139 to 139 Pair. Ladle

SIMPLE ENAMEL Kill DERBY SHOES, white lamb linings, Cuban frocks, plain toes or capped, silk ties; very smart.

REDUCED from I" 9 to 5/11 Fair. Ladles'

SAMPLE KID BUTTON BOOTS, all sizes 5, U. and 7 on!., soft kid tops, patent caps, light shapes.

REDUCED from 21' to 10/0 Fair. Ladles'

SNOW BUCKSKIN LACE BOOTS, goloshed, punched, full round toes; all sizes.

REDUCED from 139 to in/ Pair. GENTS'

SAMPLE BOOTS and SHOES, in tan willow calf, Derby fronts, up-to-date shapes, welted soles, good colours; all sizes.

WRITE FOR OUR NEW CATALOGUES.

THE CHAS. M. READ STORES,

CHAPEL STREET, -

SBESS Alf i FASHION.

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FOR CUP WEAR.

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FOR BIG VALUES.

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RGES' - FOR SMARTEST STYLES.

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TO-DAY! TO-DAY!

"WHEN THE WEATHER FLAG FLIES."

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Wells Extra Assistant«-F.itra Smart Models in endless variety of exclusive sale les Extra Special Value, GEORGES' MILLINERY Departments in particular, on the ground and first floors, will TO-DAY by the Central Attraction rp Racegoers

HOLIDAY HATS, too in numerous pretty effects, are offered at Specially Tempting Prices. ' "J

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An Inexpensive Stylish COSTUME, all ready to put on, is easily chosen when one has so much delightful wear to select from in GEORGES' COSTUME SHOWROOM, 'die prices are conspicuously

low MOST

PI.E4SÎMÏ COSTUMES

For

RAC'KGOINO or HOLIDAYING!

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GEORGES' LACE SEASON. ACCESSORIES

IN LADIES' BAGS.'

For Dainty Lace Russia you must see George.

lonely show, everything the very latest and most suitable for the season, Novelties in new Me till Iliff, with pretty chain hind leg; Fancy Head Bags, In single colour or combination shades; Lace and Crochet Bags, New Oriental, Tussore, White Kid Bags. in all the latest To rig she put; Black or White. Moree Bags, new shapes, new slender, new mounts, in suede., seal-skin, morocco, purse, Russian leathers:' special 'TMjV shown at GO, 10/6, K 10/6, 2CA, Mr' to the each.

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FORCES' LACE SEASON ACCESSORIES

INFl.VrilKRBOVS.

Ostrich Feather Boas, in finest Egyptian red

tiles, the wv, short length ostrich boa finished, with ribbon or tassel ends to match; wires, by li, 7/0, 10/6, 12/0, -J/S/O, 21, to full Anglo Real Ostrich Boas, in black, black

and "!,.).<?.. spy,". by. the natural, and a few irffiir_nq)fllii.fi.Ji]njouy-straiid ostrich and marabout. states, t Snjjfhcd silk, tassel and;

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1 RACE SEASON ACCESSORIES

IN SUNSHADES. T '

For the Racing Season, Variety, Quality, Style

and Value have been our chief considerations. We are offering, a number of very tempting lines in dainty Sunshades colourings of all description, Including shot effects', dainty stripes, floral ly»rtlei-s,^_Tus<wrc, black and white, blues, greys cherry, biscuit, purple,, rose, greens; pink, browns, saxe, navy, royal. reseda; smart table-top handles, floral and fancy crook?, novelty * shapes, in pagoda (shades, a great display of combination effects, in black and white, white and blue, grey and while; prices, 10/0, 12/0, 35/0, 17/6, 19/6, 21, to 35/ each. . ". "

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GORGES RACE SEASON ACCESSORIES

IN LADIES' HOSIER V,

Always' now, fresh and up-to-date, our Stocking

Department is filled with dainty novelties' -li suitable - for the coming season the- latest transparent (lure Lines, in his-, debate, with self or fancy coloured embroidered cloth,

GEORGES' RACE SEASON ACCESSORIES IS

"LADIES' GLOVES.. . . . "

Long White' Real Brussels Hide Stores, line

qiMlitv,'«uibHIc f0r"*Haeo','(Itiiins"_'i Even-ing Werra' pcrfcePrrlttilTg,''an,d 'every' pair . guaranteed; prices, 0/11, 7/11,' 12s, 10/6, 12/8 a pair " '

' Lung While Naples Kill Gloves, 12 or 16 button

length, highly" recommended for fitting, wear, and good appearance; prices, 3/11 and 5/11 . 1 pair -as.-., ...

Long Veil at Suede (Gloves, in wide,' black,

pailette, border, grey, brown, navy;. prices, 'fell and 3/11 a pair.

?Í-"7-7--r

t- GF_ORf.k8**OtTP FOOTWEAR 217. .-¡EORi.LS' CUP FOOTWEAR, 21.

are

A Golden Opportunists Secure Dainty Foot-

wear for Race 'Wear, - Just Arrived, at Georges'. second floor, special importation of the Hiiïlie^t-irrado English, Australian, and American Footwear; also Dainty Sample Pairs of "Beccles Roots and Shoes, in smart, racy style?, from 21/ a pair. .

Price?, from 21/- pair ?. .. Georgia' 2nd floor.

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C E O R G. E S' GREAT CURTAIN SLEE. F '

GREAT CURTAIN SALE. the '

BARGAIN BASEMENT.

1'AVOIjRlTE CONNISTON- LACE. CURTAINS, . beautiful design, chantilly sold at 22/0 and

2.5'; non- arrived at 18/0 pair

IMITATION GUIPURE CURTAINS, strong

thread, white only; at Georges' only', 11/6 pair

DOTATION SWISS LACE CURTAIN, hand-

some design, usually 1 guinea; reduced to

13s

VERY PRETTY, Light, Lacy Effect, in white,

ecru, Every-, inch ribbon scroll border, usually 276; now to dear at the pair

AT 12/0 PAIR, of Beautiful Curtain, lattice . centre design; a Bargain indeed

SEVERAL CHOICE PATTERNS to choose from In Curtains at 10/0; the best of good value.

A r 7/6. Curtains, well north 10/0, will be

offered.

Four Different Patterns at the ; every one

north 7/0.

TABLE of GOOD BARGAINS. Only One Pair

of Each Pattern, marked at prices that will clear them quietly. Prices range from 2/11

To says.

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E O R G E S'- GEORGES'

(Second Floor).

Leather MOTOR CUSHIONS, with straps, 21', LEATHER TRAVELLING CUSHIONS, best

quality-, 22/0

SEVEN CUSHIONS, in black, cerise, grey. saxe.

blue, dull,, old rose, gold, large size, beautifully finished,,

TUSSORE CUSHION COVERS, handsome hemstitched

border, and shade, 13/6

STENCILLED CURTAINS, to any design, from

22/0 up

BKUiTIKlH, SUE BLUE POPLIN CURTAINS.

t»teiicillcil and tamboured; all prices NEW TUSSORE BRISE RISE, very popular

miles, from 7/0

CRETONNES, for the. colors, Ijlest shadow

effects; a handsome range to select from

LAMP SHADES, newest effects in coloured silk,

with beaded effects, to match curtains, "c.

Put GEORGES' FIRST on Your List of CALLS

TO-DAY ,

GEORGES' - Collins Street. GEORGES' - Collins Street. GEORGES' - Collins Street.

S H I N O L E li M .

Appears on the Top and Bottom osiers

( Genuine Tin.

Do Not Accept an imitation. They are Only

Offered for Larger Profits.

S H I . S O L H U M

Is the Best

POLISH for LINOLEUMS and FURNITURE.

JUST WHAT THE LADY WANTS.

Var WHAT THE Lil) WANTS.

- NORFOLK SUIT, good quality, white drill -Jacket, 2 pleats back and front, with belt same material, button to neck or small -lapel, 2 patch pockets; -knickers well sewn -head-gear cut; sizes 1 to 8, as; a to 1-, --0/0. ' , , " ,

LONDON' STORES, --r-t-r-7,0pp. Ö|".0" LONDON STORES,,-1-T-nrvFllliilcft, St.,

LONDON STORES,--?--.-- and Chapel st.

""RACE COSTUMES it MlLLlN_RY!"-"Seo

"-r*..CE COSTUMES 4: MIl.LINERY!"-Wini!ow

RACE COSTUMES i. MILL1NERY!"-Displajs RACE COSTUMES in J1ILLINERY!"-Payne's RACE COSTUMES _ MILLINERY!"-_on

RACE COSTUMES A. MH.L1NEHYI"-Slurche, RACE COSTUME, k MILLINERYP'-Uourkc "RACE: COSTUMES f. MILLINER .YP'Titteet

HAIRS, SII'HT'IUÔ!«. -J V Doctor's Daughters

Wonderful Home Remedy-, "Medici,'' only outlay,' 100.' posted III; cannot fail, procured Foy, Gibson, Melbourne, and Adelaide. HAIRS REMOVED by electricity never reappear;

latest patent; markless appliances; vast experience; certificated expert. Madame Bickerstaff, 57 Swanston-st and HAIRS (_riperfluousj*"Permancntly Eradicated by

Electricity; also Cic's Depository, for the-race, 36, posted anesthetic 319. J. S. Eve, hair specialist, 111 Bourke stop. Market,

DRESS AND -FASHION..

BY

FASHIONABLE ATTIRE FASHIONABLE AT T 1 It K

FASHIONABLE AFTER an

FOR RACE WEAR.

FOR RACE WEAR,

Our showing of ' High-grade Apparel and Accessories for the production of Clever Toilettes for Society's great outdoor events provides satisfactory choice-and at Melbourne Lowest prices always.

M I LI. IN. KUI BY' A MILLS SE'll-' A

For Race wear. we now- display a Fasel nating Array of Charming Millinery. Included is a choice collection of French and English Models - beautiful, distinctive,' artistic, and ranging in price from s J to 10 guineas.

Amongst the many excellent styles we show for Race use are some delightful fashions in Chene and Self-coloured Silks, and a number of most exclusive Novelties, with chiffon covers and lace trimmed.

Fresh shipment of Parisian fsavcUic., just arrived, include the latest styles in Collars, Neckbands, Ostrich Boas, In plain and lancer feather; Dainty Combinations

in silk and feather, de.

e t Never before has fashion allowed such a

wide range in colour, shape, and material, and at no time has our stock been so complete and varied its assortment us at

present, comprising as it does Necklets. ranging in price from 70 to 75 guineas.

New Shadow- lace Net and Muslin and

"avec.-Pin-on* Cravats and rabbits; 1/11, arts. Jo 5/! each. -, - -

Fine 1-ice-cmbroidcred Muslin, Lace and

Muslin Collars;, in new- sunshine and other fashionable shapes; 1/0, 1/11, 2/11,

to 9/11 each

Real Irish Crochet Necks car, exceptionally

fine assortment; Prison Cravats, from 36 each; Jabots, with collars, from 19/0 each; Collars, in all shapes, from J/H each.

; VERY, MdyKJMN« INNOVATIONS

New teen-age Spot','- Floral, ' and"" Fancy

Mesh Veilings, in black, magpie, and leading fashionable shades, 1/0, 1/9, and

2/3 jan).

3 sec Lace" Veils, new- and handsome designs,

sample lot at special prices, 2/11, 3/11. to 8/11 each.

Silk Ninon- Veils, hemstitched, 2 yard

long, in black, white, and all leading shades; Ali each.

Long-Heal Kid Gloves, in black and white - only; 12 Imitons length, 5/11 pair;' 16

buttons length. 7/11 pair.

Long Fine Kid Gloves, stitched backs, our

first choice, every pair guaranteed, in black white, champagne, sand, 'beaver, brown, grey, and pearl shades; 10 Imi-tons length, 9/6 pair; 12 buttons length, 10/0 pair. The

-foîtovv_n_ç items, which are particularly suitable for Race wear, are amongst the most exceptional values we

have ever offered:

Ladies' Silk Ankle Hose, lisle tops and

feet, in black, grey, gold, champagne, usually 2/6 pair; Special value, repair

Lathes' Mercerised Black and White

Hose, high spliced heels and doubly soles; 7/0 per half-dozen pairs. .

, j. SEE WINDOWS.

EARLY. INSPECTION ADVISED.'

Bourke street.

CJTinLING'S -

PTIRLISSC-S - -

STI R'llJSO'S, 8 T I But IN O T S, S T I KLING' S, S T I R I. P N G ' S, S T I R T, I N G ' S, S T I H L L N G ' S,

(Flinders Street Trams Stop at Door.)

Still ling's for Cup Stylf-H-they'liave the name they have the variety-they have the vr/lues^_milLING VALUES.- a

To-day, with its myriad attractions in Dainty Lace Styles, will be a great day -one of the rowing H left in which to make up for any disappointment occasioned through your Ccnlunie or Dress order being at the last minute turned aside.

No time to lose no shopping opportunities letter-box at Stirling's to-day. Catch Tram in Flinders street.

HEIL PANAMAS, very popular styles. in

fine, genuine qualities, usually sold at 259. 296; nt Stirling's To-day, all

10/0. Will TO BRAZIL II ITS. in three or four

beautiful styles, at Stirling's, only .'.. .. Bill.

JAP. SILK OXl.-riI.-E ROBES, in heavy

quality, turned down collar, fronts' finished with large and small pearl buttons, 30/0.

WHITE JAP. SILK COATEE COSTUMES, with

long rovers and square collar, a folded silk belt, very smart, and/.

JAP. SILK COATEE COSTUME, Magyar sleeve.

trimmed with fine guipure insertion and small pearl buttons, 77/0.

CASEMENT CLOTH Dust Coats, in navy, saxe,

grey, suit, with square and crossover fronts, large turned-back cliff. 32/0.

SMART. TUSSORE SILK Dust Coat with large

collar and never of black satin, and finished with large. crochet buttons, 2/o.

HOLLAND DUST COATS, with Raglan sleeve,

fastened up at neck, 29/0

BLACK SATIN COAT, with draped effects.

large collar and turned-back cuffs of coloured

silks, 52/6.

FINE ST-HPED'SPONGl. CLOTH, dwight by

Stirling's at great discount, to clearing III's heard! prices; 30in. wide, fine and medium stripe, colours pink and while, grey and white, bride. and white, tan and white, green and white, navy and while, sky and white, white and black the latter will live-different stripe effects; worth 1 a yard:

STIRLING'S!, ONLY ltd. YARD. STIRLING'S. OMA*.ll.d. YARD. TUSSORE SHANTUNG, usually I' van!, al

Stirling's only Bd. yard. Beautiful cloth, very popular, best quality: colours white, ivory, biscuit, pink, sky, lime, light saxe, dark saxe, butter, horse.!, tan, brown, light vieux rose, dark vieux rose, light navy, navy and black: sold everywhere at 16 yard;

is STIRLING'S ONLY .e.hd.-'YAHIl.

STIRLING'S ONLY ltd. ARD.

white, ivory, am! ecru., 5 11. ANOTHER LINE. Several league white unit.

In charming panel and floral effects, only .... '..'. ..'.. is 99. ST ILL ISO! HER. and decidedly exceptional,

36 yard. Pure.NOriTNGIIAM LACE CURTAINS. In ecru and white, displaying line;

STIRLING'S, .- STIRLING STIRLING'S, - For STIRLING'S; STIRLING'S, - Stirling -- STIRLING'S. STIRLING'S. s V-lucs.-STIULISO'S,

STIRLING'S, - STIRLING'S,

(O. Stirling and Sons Pty. Ltd.),

Corner BRIDGE "ROAD and CHURCH "STREET. Corner BRIDGE ROAD-and.CHURCH STREET

HICtl-tOXD.

RICHMOND.- -

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0 M E H N T E R T A I I I I G,

Amusements for Ki

By W. H. CIIENERY,

A book- full of entertainment and profitable day. , sion for all in the family, in- any party that) may' gather. Only the best, brightest, and cleanest

HOLLAND'S RESTORER is used and room

mended by doctors everywhere. as the best preparation for weak and__fal!!ng hair, is "QUEEN BEE," of""Tlic,.li«tr«l»«lañ7'"w>:

sol To promote' growth. There is nothing II

reliable than Holland's Hair Restorer."

DRESS AND FASHION. l'Htyi/'ivr year

on

LOSlLMIi.

striped Sl'ONGl 61 OTU, one piece,

Costume-, 427 _, ,_".

Plain SPONGE CO I IT E and SKIRT,

relations with "it frills, new draped skirt 7½.

COAL uni Skin Us. in regard, saxe,

mole, ran, over, and black, coat lined with silktHlS/O ",_"_" Nine »lIlk'lHlPl.IMrCOVl'Snild SKIRTS,

from 0 tunic v

Orr part HOURS in various styles

and colours new Magyar bodice, Ira. all "kind, from 0 a film is

mine With llHTirs 1011.1 one piece

COSTS Mr S, ne« st. lb of silk coatee,

six u'tTl'l DI CLAIM". COSTUMES,

full of slime lil

I Limit 90 uk BROCADE; COATS and

Plain SKIN T- lil guineas

to lirocailLiI (III PI 161 COIN P. COMM trimmings with lace, new limpid si lit, it !_IIIIILis

DI SI LOW'S in prison, near similes,

trimmed with satin and lace, Horn 42 inward ,

if you will be delighted mill our show 'pair of boots fur It lee Wear drilled noticed for your inspection

i on may "elect

license ought 1 trouble-maker

trouble

damages in Holland) by your own taste "liiiïtl'.nmo-iiit ofTTiejm-j-Jou-ile'irc to power for

yourself

RACE JUGS. Ac J'

Sterling Silver GIIWN B G, 426, to,

476 In 1907 nell

lrer-plaliel, Metal CHUN' BAGS

btfaplliiCm-riHlllttt BAGS interim'

.?fle)r,*i't>.lir'Wlet"mo*ilct''f, Hillside Mil,

atuHlttuS plants lengthen. -travel lliiiunls.vnll.sliidi-, 117, 17/0, 21, To Linconshire, long age, and Penelope

LI Will It UM S, ill the finest le. thin, 10/0 12/11 I'll in 40 each.

cruiser II WHIR I) Id in black

I custom-, 7/0, 100, J/O, to, the

TUSSORE BAGS self colours, 0/0, 7/0,

JULIE e nil

III Mr 1911"-, this-: man and Paisley

else it 7/0 111 122!, to 117 and

Bt CM I i und ( LAST' In Parisiennes

Rhine non s, i></Ml'ácttln_'. J It Jo 11/0 tJih i in a"

round hill! OliVAltF-TP-. slides combs and inn., II To ill cub

lltlsL DlJlgtl-e in 1 unroll 'liner Paris and KLM H Wirth and. moneys 2, 10s to 1/11, PI N DIM»» I/O to 100 M (du I r sole 10/11 I WIRING 21 To 10/0 1 names on Satur HW PINS, 2/0, 1 to age c ii h

Tiltod II hills Its tea and luncheon,

in 1 mel 0 persons, 27/0, oz, to 4 6s each

IN NSllWlls

'RICH bills. --eH ehlntiriyijicnire, with 1 -altar steps and a stimulus bombers

attack in the prune is she, lue be,' blown, in a bit. fined 10s in stripe with coloured borders leaving no fillies in stocks to match, 12/0, 15/0, 191/0 to launch

-THE MUTUAL

Melbourne's I ending Department

. Store,

Op Flinders Street State!, n

Where everything is the best--! by actual test

Vic have pleasure in announcing the mill by the mill steamer, s s Me

inn in universe In our table of to any special line of Crepe de Chine

final ei.tUiilfub|-ic it most fashionable mr n of our, little fun) as up in a fit case is late) eelslúinei!, coat, and skirt U ! ' ' ''?' r

sister __J__.»_ (H ,- -', l,

The shipment is -pertly attractive s it includes a number of very scarce India" and that matter I-, of Bir el optionally high standard

The colours are light and dark may, royal, the visiting i ham Dungarbin

a mixed apricot, flour,

mill -great amethyst, infle!, Illino, Heliotrope, the, first As It is 41

' is wide, landing are clearing tale

at 7/11 pr i ml .,

| no special value M 1 lilies white and criminal 44 inches ditto, 4/11, 5/11,

6/11 10 Hill. per i (rd

-T li I M li T U A L,

Melbourne.

Op Flinders Street Station,

where everything

the best

by actual test

JUDICIAL AND LAW NOTICES.

AFTER the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of Victoria in its Probate jurisdiction, that LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION, with the will annexed, of the estate of WILLIAM STEWART ANGLIN, late of Eureka street, Bal-

larat Easst, in Victoria, butcher, deceased, may be granted to Charles Anglin, of the same address, carrier, a son of the said deceased, and the sole legatee in the said will mentioned.

Dated this 30th day of October, 1913. AFTER the expiration of fourteen days from the

publication hereof, application will be made to the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria, in its Probate jurisdiction, that PROBATE of the WILL of WILLIAM BERTRAM, late of Neptune street St Kilda in the said State, Blacksmith, de-ceased, may be granted to Elizabeth Burns Bertram, of Neptune street, St. Kilda, aforesaid, spinster, the executrix named in and appointed in the said will.

Dated this 30th day of October, 1913

HENDERSON and BALL, 430 Little Collins street,

Melbourne proctors for the executrix.

NOTICE to CREDITORS.—Re DAVID RANKIN

McPHAIL, Deceased.—Pursuant to the Trusts

feel 130 uni II it is in debt hills Hill all persons having any claims against the estate of David Rankin McPhail, late of The Meadows, Stradbroke,

in the State of the Lord I "am di IA t til who died on the Thirteenth in a lull 111! and probate of whose will restraint in India Mil'hul of Tile dividend- 9'-.

Locusts

are hereby i

of such U. MMSinoi li In. the sixth el ii of Federal

bef limit to the Mid Hill Mr I'h name of the undersigned, and as it is firm and after that date the sue! Hill Mel'hnil will proceed to distil

bute the assets of He said it inset! amongst the persons entitled limits lining regard only to the claims of blue is "111 shall then Inn had notice, IBU will not be liable for Hun- is at un put this if so illslulnit.il to me [in-, ii of the claim they shall not have had notice

Dated this article ninth di,, of October son

ARTHUR Hill if Killumi short Nile (and

ill Mill O pit i For ten all. will exeiiitrK

NOTICE is hereby given, that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria, in its Probate jurisdiction, that LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION of the es-tate of SARAH BLANCHE STEEDMAN, late of Number Tblltl satin spirited North Williamstown

in the Mid SE He, was clerk istil with the will of the Slid till HIM it and. I may be- "mild 1 To Arthur Edward Sharp, of "Linda," Number Twelve Campbel! ulm! histrionic III HU SIIII State commercial traveller i MI and contain all one of the act of I in of the lain i e Annie Josephine 1 hair (in He MI! till after! dinner I I egg ), of Nimbin nearly seven Slnrnil, villians seem, aforesaid, estimates His sold centring imuHjii in, living) It pointed 11 He said will having -flatulence Uld dise I Tim ii prob He thereof

(Hill this 10th day of October Lill, ,

JWIIS LINE 1 much ml Buildings, 17 Queen

street Melbourne proctor for the appli

-i Of

NOTICE is hereby given, that after the expiration

of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria, in its Probate juris-diction, that PROBATE of the LAST WILL and TESTAMENT of NATHANIEL THOMAS BUTTER-FIELD, late of Nhill, in the State of Victoria, rd Ititi farmer final id inn is (criminal to kill TleUsllIS EXECUTORS AND AGENCY COMPANY') RUm." of 412 (calls.-, free) Melbourne

in the still <»|j(,i. 11 elder Dart of Nhill aforesaid, 1 sending in I ITiiiinis Joseph Firkin, of X\O|SI1PJ, by the state of South vehicular. firmly in its effects handed in and appointed by the is. 1,1 will "

siimrvN prior Dion! and DOUGLAS, Nhill proctor "under. the seal e\eeuteir"^_

NOTICE is hereby given, that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will may be made to the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria, in its Probate jurisdiction, that PROBATE of the WILL of PETER LE PAGE, late of South Morang, in the State of Victoria, farmer, deceased, be granted to Emily) Susan U I ii below (birles Pi tel I Page, and ( cure I have li Pigs firmer all of South Merlin. inform all He mantlE and executors named in i|ipoiiilti! by the said

will

Dated this 31st day of October till

a (Attended -murder of 1 Hilliam street, Vol

bourne proctors for the applicants.

NOTICE is hereby given that after the expira-

tion of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria, in its Probate juris-diction, that PROBATE of the LAST WILL and TESTAMENT of ALFRED PRYER, formerly of Bar-

mah, in Victoria aforesaid, farmer, but late of Nathalia, in Victoria aforesaid, retired farmer, de-

be granted to Simon I'mr of

Nhill iii 1 aforesaid! commis 1 11 sail and lining a I'll cry of Millhill men lone H no 11 I Juilioiiur The auctions running in and! appointed by Hu a

will

dated the 25th day if I) John I'll

M CHANT again I still like stint, A dahlia

premiers fought -for lit units NOTICE is hereby given, that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of

Victoria, in its Probate jurisdiction, that PROBATE of the LAST WILL of DAVID FARLEY, late of Henry street, West Footscray, in the State of to

nil gentleman attired, in gi mice! it is still mu Holden forme ell of him He It rich man Miiltirn, but now of lil M umbi

Much

HILL

tin

and

JUDICIAL AND LAW NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given, that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria, in its Probate jurisdiction, that PROBATE of the LAST WILL and TESTA-MENT of FANNY REBECCA CAIN, late of Man-ningtree road, Hawthorn, in the said State, widow, deceased, may be granted to Sidney Frederick Treloar, of Sale, In the said Mare, hardware merchant, the executor named therein.

Dated this twentieth day of October, 1913.

GEO: H. WISE, Foster street, Sale, proctor for

the applicant.

PURSUA.NT to the provisions of the Trusts Acts,

notice is hereby given that all persons hav-ing claims against the estate of WILLIAM SIMP-SON, late of Acland street, St. Kilda, in the State of Victoria,-gcntlchian, deceased, who died on the 7th day of November, Pill, and. probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of Victoria, in its Probate jurisdiction, on the 6th day of, I'VE Harry. 1915, to HlUlum Simpson, of I-tliWHrcct. Melbourne, bank teller, Henry Edmonds Simpson, "of Acland street, at. Kilda, agent, and William and say Mollison, of Collins street, Melbourne, bank manager, the executors named in and appointed by the said will), are required to SEND PARTICULARS in writing of such CLAIMS to the undersigned on or before the 6th day of December, 1943, after which time the said executor- will distribute the assets of the said deceased, having regard to and being. liable for only those claims, of which they shall

then have had notice.

- lifted the 31st day of October, 1913.

ELLISON and HEWISON, 2.17 Collins-street, Melbourne, proctors

for the said c-ieaylorsj,

jj-'

RE THOMAS BROSNAN, Deceased.—All persons

having any claim against the estate of Thomas Brosnan, late of Liebig street, Warrnam-bool, in the State of Victoria, police pensioner, deceased, who died on the 14th day of March, 1913, and! probate of whose last will was granted on the 28th day of May, 1913, are hereby required toShX» an PARTICULARS, in writing, of such CLAIMS

to the executor. care of! the undersigned on or before the 17th day of December, 1915, after which date the sole, executor will! proceed to ?..?tl-bulo the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the elements of which the said executor shall then have had notice, and will not be liable to any person of whose claim he shall not then have had office.

Dated, the 31st day of October, 1913. , ,

DESMOND DUNNE, A.M.P. Buildings, Timor

street. Warrnambool, proctor for the said

* executor. a

THE ARGUS LAW REPORTS.

VOL. NI.No. 20.

OCTOBER 28, 1913. ' CONTEXTS:

TABLE. OF CASES. 2,

High Court.

NORTON,. defendant appellant, v. HOARE, plains

till respondent.

THE KING v. RENNIE and Another. Ex parte

T--l-\ll'ítC!¡lNT SERVICE GUILD OF AUSTRAL.

let V THE COMMONWEALTH STEAM. SHIPOWNERS' ASSOCIATION find Others.

State Courts. '

ALLAN and CO. PROPRIETARY LIMITED v.

CROUTCli v. Till". STATE: RIVERS AND WATER.

. ' SUPPLY COMMISSION.

In re MORIARTY. , ' i

KELLY v. BALL

'THE KING v. REGISTRAR OF TITLES.- ESS

parte MURRAY.

INDEX.

High Court.

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Case stated Shipping

Dispute extending beyond the limits of one State-First port of clearance-FinaljjnrL of ? destination-Voyage-Meanings of-f'Uin-fltil

litin Act," covering clause, B, seconded' (by:) -"Conclliatloliinnil Arbitration Act 1-01-11," sees. 2.1, 31 (2), It (c. THE MERCHANT SERVICE GUILD OF AUSTRALASIA v. THE COMMONWEALTH STEAMSHIP OWNERS' AS SOCIATION and Others.'

DEFENCE Offence.- offenders under £17 years-,

Prosecutions trial Children's Courts has. ille|lon-"Defclico Act 1911-12," the.. 1_tt.(10)< -THE KING v. RENNIE and Another. 12:

parte KNIGHT.

PRACTICE. - Defamation-Lilie!-Publish**-) in

newspaper-In reply to portions newspaper all tuck-Publl. housing defence of property -The. fence Validity of NORTON", defendant appellant, v. HOARE, plaintiff respondent.

State Courts.

COPYRIGHT Proof of- Federal ''Copyright Act

I'll.," SOLS. 10 (2), 31-1 Federal Evidence Art 140," sec. (SALLIS children. BROS' LTD), v. HELD. f

LANDLORD AND TENANT. Verbal agreement for

a lease-Ten me in possession Complaint for ejectment Agreement relied on in defiance St little of Fraud "Instruments Act 1890" (No. 110.1), sec. 205 "Landlord and Tenant Act lease" (No. 116), secs 3, 1, McKEW LEV v.

BALL. . <? ??? 'i '

TRANSFER OF' LAND. Bringing land under the

net-Appin ation Sale and conveyance before completion-Direction-Certificate to' issue to -' purcha-el-Refusal-"Transfer OF Land 'Act

. list" (No 199), sec. 21, 27. THE KING-v. e , REGISTRAR. OF TITLES. Lix pirie.MUK.

HIV.

WATER Slate Baths and sister ' Supply Com-.

mission Authority under "Water Metalwork 1 causing flood Dunne to property-Liability for-Absence of negligence "Witter Act 1905," CNo. 2010), sees. 231, 2JJ. GROUCH v. THIS 'STATE RIVERS AND WATER SUPPLY COMMISSION.

.VfLL.-Cim'strlictlon-Residuary glfl-Gcroral or

particular residue-Apportionment of debts and funeral! expenses- Probate duty Apportion most 'of- Dividends declared on' shares after testator's death In re MORIARTY.

HOTELS, HOLIDAY RESORTS, &c.

Metropolitan.

AT THE GRAND HOTEL, MELBOURNE. Highest part of the city, all modem improvements; high-class French cuisine; private dinners wedding breakfasts, and receptions specialty!

HENRY C. HOLDEN. Manager.

. Situated

in till ;

- Ti lines to All Parts. * " Every

Accommodation Life, Night Porter;

HModeiute tariff. T. WHELAN, Prop.

HITANMA HOUSE, S. Yarra, Close Station.-.

Accommodation boarders, visitors; late entrance. H. Barr, manager. Tel. 724, W.. J ,,

CANTERBURY CLUB HOTEL.-First-qk_M. Ac

commendation for boarders; H. and C. baths

'W_J-.n-lone. Tel. 42. Canterbury. ... a

"JP - IJ JJ li J L P A LACE HOT,.. 12 J? MELBOURNE. 'f'!

. LARGEST HOTEL in AUSTRALASIA.

ROOMS, all prices, according to floor and situation.

Two Dining-rooms and Cafe.

Write for tcrinsfo_t_.fajidli_cs_aht^erniulientboirdera. OSBORNE: HOUSE, li) N¡eholson'~Sl.7Fit_ruy.

First-class ACCOMMODATION; turns direct line .Spcueer_3t._ Tel. 2700 Mrs. Anderson.

¡?\7TCTOH1A COFFEE" PALACE, Collins St.. Melb.

y -TI III- pass, electric light, niislitiipdrtcr, early breakfast. Mrs. David Dobie, manageress

mllORÑTON.-RUBICON HOTEL. - Waterfalls X trout stream, three rivers within easy ills, tance; good shooting, tennis, cricket, tents, cream, and every attention.

LOIIR'S ESPLANADE HOTEL, Inverloch. Fac-

ing ocean and Inlet; 'innumerable seaside, holiday making attractions; salubrious; fishing,

___.._ I" am,

coaches call.'; moderate. Mrs. Jackson,"_i.opriet.e3_.

BALL _1L*IT.-WIATtVOOD'S COFFEE PALACE,

The best, opposite railway station- 'PbOEt 633 as a _ _l**i.rr»n**flf-Iil._ " A UBEI'lN'i:."-Extensile grounds, sleeping-out.

-CA. accommodation, tennis, piano.' Miss, Willis. Tclegramsjüerw lok. _?_ BEACONSFIELD.- Manuka, highly situatcd7~__>

tween Dent consfield and Borwick, extensive grounds, swimming pool. Robinson, Hcacoluriicld. Telegrams, Berwick _ UPPER BEACONSFIELD, SALISBURY HOUSE

Tennis, croquet. billiards; 22 2/ week, 7

day. Misses Cordner. Telephone No. 1. - AT

BEAUMARIS HOTEL," overlooking the sea,

best accommodation; boating and 'leaving.' Tel.. (6 Cheltenham.

-Uncle Huck.

CTATi.~iVorT-.~A.~ir' Edw-_rd_nT*iT\\,H_7\s.

Cottages, Bungalows, from 15, available ._-_J Mr J'-!-' "Others. Black Rock. i ' 2 __J_nrly-h-or.._ B" BRIGHTON BEACH. - ROYAL TERMINUS

HOTEL (life Kemp's), renovated, refurnished, best seaside position in the State. Briehtdn 18. I_._L_ll_vIc_._ __.___._j_.JJ-i*.

Bltian'TOX "(Middle).. Op. 'Piar:-CON.INEN

'TAL. Accommodation, large balcony room ; moderate; garage. 'Phone 725. Brighton.

Gnr

CA

..Siirln-t».

C"LIFTON SPRINGS HOTEL,, beautifully situated s.-. on lady, between Portarlington and Geelong; boil l'tirtorlingtoii, rail Drysdale. Nunan, proprietor. I am a. i

(TSLlF'lON "slMllN,OS"""llOTEÍr-BTHU__^'tcññT_, set golf links, adjoining hotel; hot mineral baths; stm bathliig^_'i telephone. Nunan _Cre-y-loh. - ' , . ' .

"/?"(OR.O.SELLA,'' an ideal_.tountry HOME, ever.

S-J comfort and! attention; large grounds; on 'KIs, cro(|lict._Sleu.j-|:.llall>__;roydon. .

-?¡.IÏOVDON.-.SÜNNÍBIDE, Montrose, accommo-' J. Nation visitors; near Mount Dandenong; limit, viz; week-ends, St; piano. Mrs. J. C. How

pirdYDONV-^BHOOKLYÑnñMñf7""Tcnl_;T¡ar¡r.'.

V Tennis; highly recommended; 25s weekly; week-end! Sanders. Brooks, .Kilsith'-P.O.___.

CIIOYDO.V.-BOONDAH Tower" Hill!, superior

Country Home; close station; own cows, poultry : versus, Misses Richards. '

CROYDON LODGE, Croydon.-SUIIPTÏÔ. Bawra VJ for visitors, close nation. Mrs. Wylie.

WAHROONGA,!' Croydon, Op. SinTimi-GÖöd

Acc-qimcxliition for visitors; no children;

_i.".la*_ -'L^L-iii.1!?!:-.-,_ missed a!

(FUT C-iitiminticin of This C1ns*>*of Atlvcr

tifc'lneuts See Next Page..

' i sent-:.-..

HOTELS. HOLIDAY RESORTS, te,.

(Continued from Page 15 )

Dainty merino H H near Bled CR lit-Furnished HOI II- 4 rooms bar, c

verandahs nice position note or Christmas Miss Grace

EMERALD -NISI FOR HOUSE, elevated

position surrounded by 14 2 other--, sales fillies Illira! (able VIII Oinbmn

ArGUS DESERT SONG - MOUNTED Heal Jil holiday resort golf billiards. II C -lio-fr-,

Mrs F Reeves.

of rOLS. DISDISOSO, LAItllM HOUSE"llU- Favourite Mountain Home intellect might, term it. '"here (I -'had Is__'-_£___'____,_ ArOUSE DIED SONG - Miss IStTD mine selling west! end trip garage tennis versus passe! Miltaiiale>___Monl

MOLST DISD SOSC -li lil furnish. I t

B.t)!.UOV|* Dinnie late on a date in a, bath heater___Mut male Montrixe P O

MOUSTMS COLLIER 1 annual! June millets

bath each piece as traffic 14th December 11 West! uri at last-- hills OLIMiA - BRILSID. reopen for villiers

lovely mountain scenery tariff, in _*.!-_ H W less OI1SDI-IH.RV.UK MRU Superior Iccuin

modation, even attention! Hill 1 hot and cold baths ( Barrack and OIISDI-HOTII DllCI DOVIUVI first I se

.ctomniodalloti event is not in Parties are, Tourist silica Phone So ' Olinda

01 INDA lil UM I Mr me for visitors, coach_

,_to_t!oor Tel Olinda 30

SlsJ-Ur.1* -mill-H I 1101 ->. teBni 1

Horn, notorieties for (h star J C Miller. 'Phone 5 a case

?Y7"-C.ST nue of Jim The life is permit foOT

V Eisele e I put Krn'rcc ( ally station a.! Astolvaeltl I Under

Dn-Ií-síort!

DAllCälOlll SI HIS!, CHI IK Illili I sill,

stope llotisP Sen Springs-I every comfort, tennis limit to Phar el ( Tees, to proprietor

JenT tail" 'indicate ""Mu" Hi n II.

<C_lSM*IOt -is ItClSCil* rain fell

SO nice Apply early City trained acting «cn*.___lf P_r_J__ JMP IL'"11!_

-I.-s.ISI). II - MTO 1111, o, of an, eli XI good Vee mills is! of golf tennis fish footing 1 allies are- the props etc

-DrS hT Jiteiw. GLHO

are

close bea

_TGt_C__-,_ SS LI LOSt, -li M his Hill I L overlooking C ru

X has spa on the rum electric light but Hart a li evil I I came HOME liner's a prop.

(claim a poll taken Mr HI I (BIG! HOP. O ni injune light I

walls of York n o c years by a li

Liszt

1 rifles Day with holy

see a frail

B IA i m I ii is

At I lit" I I made Hampton I Ac IS

Ciss vate wed in a car he innis. 'line, I L L Mon_ 61 \VPl")S ~*-ll-IHU . lin, i ss. llessldciiti.l

_-_Lf»l«i Iii 11 14 fours in a p action He died isr-i'i^oi case

HIMIITOS-COSTIS! SI M H M them

be. I was a time 1 l i el Ire light.,

ga seat in the extends tail to it It is.!) Utn

>!-?-?? as (it- 2 2 2 "TvXI I _ li >ll e II led all the Mull 0 3 1 X_* date I was not cold baths telephone II st 4?) 4?'! Mr L L

r*TC-( S M li in la s as it can in a paper, Charles S I Hill a proper and

Hill 119' . I li Mil Mil I-, en mill

mi - Jtfui n v i len in ct (sine fri,, t "sir c in re i mu< sell His Herbert

Iga (ants are again tion at lmi-__i_l_uielu

frills I I -COMMl IllMi, on Watts

Rn 1 to- Belgium can be is gardens, lawns in I lent him- a glass

El M I SI I I- -li- large Oppeííñn

LlllISM Icautnul mom am home, weesh 0 -s s cul li) of 11 _:|L li H! H ""--I 111 I -Clear s I GPO

lam r i e and p aim latin produce,

I UPCROFT HOL

n

inch late

H fill St ii It is I mi i I a. man manoa

for For let in de- U Ellis Island, level-, still l Mrs I sell

i Jill 3.

at) h letter amusement 37 TTI 'I re ii I r I) Jin MOOR - 1 are luChmt

peas

B. H Bill It is I 11 VI I I He 10

well is par t.) 1,1 I View. Meal.

He HIS till His DOS "2 pm r "it "noise

home -at l and 2

Azalea for

_Ilejjle.herir._

rPii. 01 I) I SU ISI) 11071 I Kriiovalttl and""! c X i issue! I read it - in at 11 m LEIGH all lights as far cry. to his imprie

. TIM.MiS Hill St Port'

XL dau seaside re -i! it, is fire while' are placed lar f send for Jfcrit lue booklet T IOIIUI

Main Member

NEIL r tin of,

Lords -oh i TISH pull it morn , a

I from li an s Mais i MH- R is.

still at _5__rtlïn_ MOSTYN Hill I In view

Of Li of lion" Cetnfort

Ion i On neath

it at a li fur" Tennis Golf

T t IV Linnet!. I

Madame 1 Tel Stn I ( I II Propriety.

"IN. KING Mr seville at. S for the recent

gas lion of a little- Ippl station to be made

Ullic Ma _i"_rj_rj curls lit and

6 u."_^--'i.*-'«-_____

Girl. I i" far -superior IIHOI) li x nr v min, For cities]

suit till I mi I fires in ( _V|clrtnur_ MOllSÍSi.liiS hill Mills L. S li 'li--.

yearly income , pair Accommodation visitors rails be driven tenth, pair A ."_!_-_-Ï-1'1 'i I' I I Mole Stanley till tsi>-liuTi I close national

I pie t in a 'certain land in it made rsl. If f seem Ishn. All rail e So. L

Hall It-tisitl.lt.s I (HAD HUTT I -acre-: MI, -*_--.'_? * Juries. of toil star first management.

tr-M/lKlIl -as it all right, 1 is (during-.

'Plate 5 5 5

?RrOIISISi TOS -line I . permit buck

-\I1S|0SI -hurried LISTS all eternity s' n Hills It n mr enle l rains j,

IA I 'I Ullis Saltram. on ||e«lt«v|lle, XX court to receive i rt anembo tennis rash and hereafter- It Telephone st hill in I I t-offlee

O C IS (HUGH HOY S. -ICiOMMODlTlOV

t let! us till int lentils billiards croquet (golf (Mu ii. Phone I I Chu John

fS*llU|.s_l>l|||I|P CLASS HOTEL yy heath superior A commotion fort_mrdornlc IriilT_Minnel lent!

TesTS I -Cain s Spain field offers high class X H-ÜMli(-rilT!OS golf Lirais wlAoiultes

street station So r i lo I have already S

J) Ellis S SIS I LEMON IIOIH receiving wish

X) tons, bathing-, areas imigiufl-int ocean scenery, excellent taking Inquire mute BuriJau

?>*» ?'rlnirl.-s,

RlChTTfh POINT -5 rooms verandah

for and billiard line (He- had fallen e J/l/i well but fell in .!_Satitli Yarra

SlSDIIISdlAM MPI I I DM. ROI SI Espin

and - superiority ( 01! 104) 141 HIS bathing last- week ends so trite builT Telephone, Cheltenham 1 J__-f'S*T)HIS(,lllM-IIOM'II in nk=ll)FS(_l fur

-."_r_.__5-.____,_..-^l« «___jt.l>l_UI( -KuiAl. Hill L, on banker-' was.

TO burn River good motor run, motor _-*_f*e, bathing sheds, h Moore l

^__Sorronfo_

OUI COS THIS! SI i sorrento open for;

season dinner served for RIO visitors every Sunday on -arrival str

SIR It! SI 0 -WII IT. I! ILL open to receive. wish

to let November golf, tennis, billiards, moderate tariff J Allen 2 SORRLSTO - LO«-.11111 HOLSL"~ôpërr"ir

cure visitors tariff, JOY weekly, until 23rd December , SJORRI STO, Portsea -HlriiT-i-aïlorsES ApT

TO means lowest runs till Sums lists sent Macfarlan. and St Leger -iron ore Phone 10

ArcoiiMODnios as it sails from St

Kilda (telephone Flinders Hall) every con evidence today Icrnts interceded

BLAC0SS1HL!) HOTEL St his! is the

healthiest place in Victoria splendid cuisine, charge- nl-dciali_. 1 Hutt bins a ropr_ietor___ CJM H L ! I wished I I I A st "Mile near I feel

as I months from December "J ttldit s Mill

Army officers ST KILDA Wimpole- 610! 01 HOTEL, op.

railway station sea view %!!»? Apa -t seems vacant, families, boarders, chair- re-_K>-. bless all

of. KILD--IIAMPT0S HOUSE (late Goss K? Palace), Accommodation boarders, vitamins Hear train, tram, beach. The VU) As part. a___«-^r__|k (

aOTRaS, mOIXDÁTt RESORTS. aT

' TfrnplcalOTre,

BEAUTIFUL Upper Yarra Scenery at RIVERS-

LEA FARM, Templestowe, boating., fishing, tennis, croquet, piano; week-end, sizes

"fitted ' ' .T00"0"E*» as.

flIOOLANOI U0Ú!Sí7r"nollday Resort anon.

I- mountains; (and gullies, waterfalls, rounds. Particulars. Tourist Bureau. M. Cameron. is

rpOKQUAY,-William«'« PALACE HOTEL, over. --L comfort; tennis, sea-bathing, shooting, casein., boating, golf, cow.

-QUAY.

my

picture to Mrs. Wells.

r\;Al_.AN.*^K-»-in'rTOlVEIÏ HOTEL, telephone, T ' hot shower motor garage, sportsman's home; cuff said. Jack Keam, late Bendigo and W.A.

HEALTH RirritEAT.-Dietetic«. Massage, Hy

eire electric treatments, WARBURTON SANITARIUM No infectious cases; medical supers

ii<ioii._Booklet.__

WARBURTON. - HILLCREST, Ideal country home highest position; excellent According station; superior table, tissue, every attention. again. Bradley

WARBURTON- PUNNA PIANO HOUSE, superior

Accommodation for visitors; excellent table,, every attention. Mrs. Fielder

WAHHUK-ON.-ALt'INii RETREAT HOTEL.

Good Accommodation; cabs meet train, li IV. with. ? manager \\/ARHURTON'.-*'MOUNTAlN GRAND," untilit passed positions over raj rooms, tennis, bill heads, cheque!, bowling-green. Send for booklet, ?\rOUNT7'l'.inÙ-e:.-i-Week-end House, and Allotlix meals for '--sale or to Let. Mount Evelyn Estate, Evelyn, highest point on the Warburton line, band's station; spring water.

Apply on the estate, ALFRED STEVENS, late dentist, lVimhtir.__^

B

A. T. JAMES. Manser's-.

GOlf

arrest

w

' We feel in ' It. cleared-, pro | Of_nJKi<07^^LÏrVfrNU HOTEL, brick build

IDE, lofty rooms; excellent Acco(umo<Utiot | lourii»ts,".notofistg; petrol. 'Phone It,

YV

w

Wnrrnnmftool. HOOL. - OZONE

.; special rates team While, Proprietor.

WARRNAMBOOL. - OZONE HOTEL; terms

moderate; special rates families; billiards |

Yarra Glen and TUMHi-l._ /--TIHISTMAS ,1111,1.''.-"HAZELDELL FARM." I V.'- superior mountain home, beautiful scenery; tennis, croquet, drives, *linoli_|-__ Mrs. Walker.

GRAND HOTEl.-lTrst-tl-is-i Accommodation";

afternoon teas. L. and C. G'ciljc (late Cob. rain), _ proprijelors._._

_Misct-rinnçcm«._ 171UKNI-ÎIIKD Country FILLING bedrooms, ml

door .iccotumotlalion; mountainous; orchard. Apply Matron, Fleurs, StKilda's WANTED). ACCOMMODATION. H pmons,

1 a mixed, Xmas week; ocean preferred. Terms I To Tennis. Argus Police

fine steamer.

MUCKADILLA HOTEL, Muckadilla (adjoin)..

station, Western line, is); also famous bal those, marvellous cure ilicuuiatisin. Wife, writes Haussen.

AMUSEMENTS.

JOHN

McCORMICK CONCERTS.

'riJFJn" CONCERT TO-MORROW NIGHT.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

IICAl Y BOOKING FOR TOKIO If ROW'S CONCERT,

IT IS AllWSABLE TO SECURE BE IT'S I IN AVAS JC, AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.

ENTRY SHOWS OF RESERVED SEATS

IT 7,0 and a, available at Allan's, This Morning, j

THREE: SHILLING TICKETS , , THREE SHILLING TICKETS

THREE SHILLING TICKET.

r '

A U I) L TO R I U M. a IllHECTlilN.'. J. and N. TAIT.

TO-MORROW NIGHT, AT S,

Lyons MCCORMICK, JOHN McGORM SACK, ' JOHN McCORMACK,

JOHN MlCOItllACTi, JOHN McCORMACK, JOHN MCCORMACK,

"The; WORLD'S (GREATEST invites TENOR,'

WHO 1. ISC NIGHT ATTACK I.I) ONE OF THE IIIIIUT Uta" AUDIENCES EVER SEEN IN MELBOURNE. SCENES All' TREMENDOUS UNflll'SIASM PRE! TILED THROUGHOUT THE CONCERT, THE FAMOUS TENOR BELL! RECALLED

AGAIN AND IN RAIN, AND AT THE I KM! OF THE!. (CONCERT HE WAS) GREETED BY HIS ENMAN Ulrich) AUDIENCE.

At to-morrow night's concert Mr. Mccormack

Sings Dines,SALVE SALVE SIMONE,

SILVA 1I1MI1I1A, from Faust

MOAN LOU! SUN Hamilton Harty I Lu Marriage elis Jto*.s.Ccsai Frank will: MEAT MARKET DAY.II.»Hughes

THE Coffill) IS MY LIGHT

, (My request)

He Fenarel (recall. Hughes! DOWN IN THE FOREST .... Landon Ronald And

Encore Numbers from HOLLY nit.lNNIGW,

Ml/lTIl-.lt MACIIREE,

? JI ICUSIILA, I I HEAR YOU CALLING ME, '

Ac.

MISS MAY, HUILEY.SUPRINO. mt. DONALD MCBEATH.HuLisisr. Bill. VINCENT O'BRIEN .... ACCOMPANIST.

Plan at Allan's. ?

Reserved Seats, 7/0 and 5, ; L'nrckcneel, 3 and

-7

Wirth's Skating Palace THE DANDIES,"!-.," Kilda, nightly, S 30. Plan

(she's, Usher's, late Looking. 'Phone W. 200).

canvas cover it well _ 1

(TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1).

.' UIII.AP.DAY F\CI1RRI0N* lo", I PORTARLINGTON and GEELONG.. "

S.S. EDINA

ss No. 1 (Queen's Wharf at 10 a.m., Returning

about 3 pm.

narraN FAKE-*;/.

DH Dillon Hamilton Izard.

AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIPS LIMITED,

In Market street.

L_ECONI)ARY SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION. 24

TO-DAY, OCTOBER 01.

' TIVULTTIL ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING."

,, . _.. i, On e, !

EAST _|_I,nOURNE CRICKET-GROUND),

a ' right Emit 2.13.

SHAKESPEARE MEMORIAL THEATRE FUND.

DRAMATIC RECITAL!, at the Austral Salon, by Mr. MARCUS ST. JOHN, assisted by Miss Beatrice Higginson, Miss Georgie Claridge, Mr. A. Weston [Pett, and Mr. William Burrell.

THURSDAY, OCT. 30. "HAMLET."

FRIDAY, OCT. 21. DICKENS.

Under the Patronage and in the Presence of

her Excellency, Lady Denman. . Processing and J. S ' »

1 "' Mr.'KlUNK'-A. RUSSELL, Hon. Director. <

g ST (OSS' " - -> V I 0 h IN 8.

SUTTONS' VIOLINS are sold Inducts; each st! -ompnaej-VIOLlN, with Bow, Resin, spare set of -strings,': Pilch . lines, and Instruction Books. I'ricc»:-"Hfginncra' Sel.'Vil/i Student's Sol," IV "Adiienceil Set," Oil; "Connoisseur, Set,"

i/6/ "Artist Sees' J/8/; "Grand. Set," a 10/0/.' _

' Sole Agents,

' SUTTONS' MUSIC 'WAREHOUSES, '

IfCT.HQIJltXE. BALLARAT, BENDIGO. GEELONG. 1""TTÏE DM'FOnlLS.-Special Engagements Mr.

. VICTOR TROTMAN, in Dickens' impersonations Commenting To-night's, _¿_'^_r THE ROYAL MIDDIES,' to those tenement a

threepenny' tram ticket takes the tender travels Her. Albert Park Beach, NSW- a

rTlHE'PltrTL'RES'.at BERNARD'S - . 'X'lik PROTHERO 21 BERNARD'S ..

are well' worth a visit from you, even should ion not be ready to march, in. -Com!' along in. The Galleries are open to the public daily from 9 till 5, and on - -Saturdays till 1 p.m. There is no pressure

at all to buy.

D. nURNAIlll and Co , - 2332-.

I). 11ERN-AI1I1 and Co , -a- BOURKE-ST THE DANDIES, St. Milla. Enormous "success;

ideal entertainment. 2', If; no booking fee. Plans. (Hen's, Faber's. COME

TO IN end Car Fancy and Evening COSTUMES, 1 '" all requisites falls, performances, filled. Eastern Arcade. 'Phone 7022 first. stamp. I 17 NCl COST ME for*I)ills,_l'erfnrninnces, Ac;

J Main", Dinnes; country supplies ii. MEN. Burnie?. -'SS Ull'c Collins-st 'Phone 1187

BIND "¡inifOIIClIKSTRAL INSTRUMENTS RK

-plIRKIl on the press is; most complete works shop in SI___ourr_i.___.i___i,_MO Bourke st:., Melb;.

VIOLIN, with ease, bow, Rex 21, 52. (07.

Write for illustrated catalogue. Lyalls. 251 Bourke st. (one door from Swanston st. ). replied PIANOFORTE TUNING and" RKPAHHNO.-John

Blackburn and Son, practical experts (at (ears' reputation), 153 Gleuferrlp TL writes MI, Malvern. ....

e e . Auoatsuxma.'

y I 0 TO B I A R A C I N G -C L U B.

, E MORROW.

1 -HUTT J -

'">'". TOMORROW,

FLEMINGTON COURSE,

SPRING MEETING, 1918.

DERBY DAY is RACE, 4 O'CLOCK. ? CUP DAY 1st RACE, 12.30 P.M.

OAKS DAY late RACE, of O'CLOCK. '

STEEPLECHASE DAY 1st RACE, 4 O'CLOCK.

LUNCHEON WILL be READY at 12 O'clock for those who would like to lunch before the first race, and AVOID the CRUSH.

THEIR I.VCKI.l.ENCIEH THE GOVERNOR

GENERAL (LORD DENMAN) and LADY DON MINe.

HIS n.YuEtlLENCY SIR JOHN MADDEN and

a ".J LADY MADDEN,

HIS EXCELLENCY ADMIRAL SIR DAY BOSANQUET

G.C.V.O.. H.O.B.,

HIS EXCELLENCY the RT. HON. SIR W.

ELLISON MACARTNEY, K.C M.C.,

his EXCELLENCY REAR-ADMIRAL SIR GEORGE

PATEY, K.C.V.O,,

And Their Suites -

Hare Signified Their Intention of Being Present

FIRST DAY.

, ',', DERBY DAY, 1st NOVEMBER.

536,

VICTORIA DERBY.

COBURG STAKES.

CUP DAY, 9th NOVEMBER. OAKS DAY, 9th NOVEMBER.

STEEPLECHASE DAY, 9th NOVEMBER.

STAKES STILL AMOUNT TO 32,00

THE LAWN.

THE W'STRAI.ll.N MILITARY BAND, under the elfre'ctfmi of Signer KELMAN, M WILL PERFORM

ON THE EWIN.

ne nimolntnients for the COMFORT or VISITORS are now the FINEST in the WORLD.

LITTLE REITIIIM! ROOMs, 60ft. long, at

the end of the stand.

THE MAG.NTFICLM' NEW DOUBLIMILCKEI! GRANDSTAND, WITH ITS NOBLE TERRACE, IS, NOW HI'tN, AND WILL ACCOMMODATE NEARLY, 10,000 PERSONS. "A MAII.NTFIGENT I ROOM FOR LIGHT REFRESHMENTS'AKD TEA

WILL BE FOUND UNDBHNIÍAI II.' THE VIEW FROM THIS grAND) Is PERFECT.

The MAGNIFICENT NEW STAND AT THE TURN will be OPENED for the FIRST- TIME. It is seated and roofed, and this star is the best position for seeing the race all round the course.

The new Mounting Yard will enable members and the public to get a better view of the horses, and the extra room provided at the narrow neck will add much to the comfort of the public.

The MEMBERS' LUNCHEON ROOM behind the Mnnbj among Much has been doubled in area.

1 The ItUNNlM' GROUND at the turn has been

taken further in, and the narrow neck at the weight hottest widened, e i

A NEW SCRATC1I1.NG-BOARI) has been erected in the Betting Paddock at the back of the new

Grand-stand.

A ItEFRESIIMËNT-ItOOM for LADIES and GENTLEMEN has been provided under the Upper Stand. Tea, Coffee, lees, Strawberries and Cream,

"c. can be obtained.

for the convenience or LADIES on the LAWN wishing to MAKE their own AFTERNOON TEA BOILING WATER can be'onTAIMil) FREE of CHARGE from the RUSTIC HOUSE, near the CarriaGe Paddock.

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS have been made with the WILLSMERE CERTIFIED MILK COMPANY,. Jil an inch visitors can obtain supplies of J'.ASTL'tJItlSED BOTTLED MILK, FREE, from GERMS; CIIFMICALS, 'or ADULTERATION, as sold by this company. is. .- . A

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, with amble tinting accommodation, is in: the Betting Paddock.

The SADDLING PADDOCK, FOUR ACRES in rXTKNr, is OPEN. Aelmlsslon, «/¡.Ladle-, 2,8.

A TEA and COFFEE BAR has been opened in the Saddling Paddock.

The CIGAR and TOBACCO KIOSK for Members and Hit- Public is on the boundary of the Members' Englemere, and is under the management of the

Mutual Store.

Every effort has been made to provide for the comfort of the public, but the luncheon according elation, may not provide for more than 3000 at a

time,' * PUBLIC

LUNCHEON ROOM downstairs from the Tessolatcd Terrace, under the (grand-stand.

A portion of the original grand-stand over the bar has been set apart for members of the well end of the stand. The western end of the Upper Grant-in-aid is still set apart for members.

MEMBERS" I.UNCHEON-Ü00.M under the new Tattersall's Stand.

The UPPER GRANDSTAND will .ecominoiloti name thousands.

THE AFTERNOON TEA ROOM, under the Manburning Stand, for NON-MEMBERS, has been doubled in size.

New Members' Motor Paddocks have been opened at He east end of the lawn.

Members in their Motors or Taxis can proceed

down the Members' Drive.

A Large Males paddock for Non-members, is

now available.

A Re infere rd Concrete Subway has been made adn the Members' Drive, near the northern birapir.g-ihuds, for pedestrians.

erected.

Two GRAND-STAND!) with the THREE NEW BAIS at the eastern end, will now ,-iecommotlale

thousands. This is, without exception, the" finest slant! at Flemington. The view from it is magnified col.

LADIES' LOUNGE. BKlFTirULI.Y FITTED 'UTI II MIRRORS., IS NOW OPEN.

I.DN'RIIEnNMIOnif.has been provided underneath, where ladies can lunch in some

form.

The FLORRIE SUNDIAL indicates the time when horses. are still.

The LADIES' RETIRING ROOM on the Hill it is elegantly furnished.

WRONGS of the light will not have become

elation EQUAL TO THAT PROVIDED FOR THE VISITORS TO THE LAWN.

The Beautiful Picnic ground is still further

proves], driving additional accommodation to i

tors." HOT WATER will be supplied FREE. of CHARGE: (o, Those who wish to SU Ki: their OWN

PASrnURlSKD BOTTLED MILK. FREE FROM GERMS find ADULTERATION. is supplied by the WILLSMERE CERTIFIED MILK COMPANY, will be Relolbd from the MILK KIOSK.

folly of the Hill Vlsilms walking. and persons going from the Flat to the Daily

STEEL BRIDGE: HAS BEEN ERECTED" TO CARRY THE. TWO STREETS OF PEDESTRIANS OVER THE MEMBERS' DRIVE.

RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS.

On SATURDAY. 1st NOVEMBER, Irazu

early fruit Wonga a.m. to 2 pm.. till at 2.!,, 2s, 4s, and 3 p.m.

On TUESDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, trains nil rate Melbourne for the rareiotlrae as soon after . a.m. as required, and thereafter at short in tennis till £2 p.m., and at all, 8.30. and 2.3 p.m.

On THURSDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, trains will leave from 10.30 a.m. to 2 p.m., one! at 2.13, 2 T and 3 p.m.

On SITFRDIV. 8th NOVEMBER, trains will leave from 10.30 a.m. to 2 p.m., and al 2.15, "219, 2,1.), and 3 p.m.

Race Tickets for any or all four days will be and from 8 a.m. daily at Tourists' Bureau. corner of Collins street and Swanston street; Bookingoffice. Spencer street, Flinders street, Albert Park,

Windsor, Brighton, Middle Brighton, Bricli'nii Bench. Toorak, Hawthorn, and Cam-

berwell stations. The race Tickets will not the

stable by rail from the above suburban street one. On Cup Day an extra office will be open in the' corridor of' the Central Post-office for the sale of rati- tickets for the day and.

Urinary. TIKIS CHE and SON, 200 COLLINS STREET. HIVE ILL tlKCV. and RAILWAY TICKETS FOR SM.. TICKETS FOR ANY DAY

IN Hi; PUltrllASl-.D IN ADVANCE. ON CUP DAY THEIR OFFICE WILL BE KEPT OPEN UNTIL 12. m Per. VISITORS ARE ADVISED To OBTAIN THEIR TICKETS beforehand. to Wflll)

CHESHIRE at the RAILWAY TICKET

W INDOW'S.

The North Mr'lwrne ELECTRIC TERM COM' PANY CARS will junction with the Melbourne Tramway North Melbourne (are at their terminus,

"FLEMINGTON- BRIDGE, and will run. RACECOURSE: GATES EVERY THREE MINUTES, FIRE 3d.

A___rS__MEHT3.

racecourses after 2 p.m., and up to 3 p.m., as

shown above.

For the. convenience of those wishing to return to town early, trains will leave the course smalldiary after the Derby and Cup races have been

run, ...

RAILWAY FARES AS UNDER:

s. d.

Single to or. from the course, 1st class 1 '! single to or Irwu His case so, '-far claSs'.. '.. I) I) Returning in- from the course, lal class .'. .. Returned or from the course. 2nd class .... Return to or from the hills, 1st class. return to or from the ball, 2nd class.

, Children under 14 years half rates to the

stud to the Full 2/0 first class, and 2/3 second 1st class- return, admitting to grand-stand, 13/0; children under 14 years, (Bill.

The part of the ticket admitting to the grand-stand is to be given up, at the entrance to the enclosure., ' . . . ; each

race. day.

-.' about f'p.in.,'1.- . - J. Port Fairy. SO p.m. Adelaide, and 1.50 p.m. Bendigo, and p.m. Sydney train.

On Cup Day), 4th November, and Saturday, 8th November, The 4.22 11.111. 'Port Fairy express will stop at Footscray to pick up, passengers

on Saturday, Sill November, the i p.m. express train will stop at Newmarket to pick up passengers

for New South Wales.

A SPECIAL MAIL TRAIN will leave Melbourne at 11.20 a.m. on Sunday, 26th November, reaching Sydney at -520 a.m. on Monday. Only passengers holding FIRST CLASS tickets, and for stations in New South Wales beyond Culcairn, may travel by

this train.

To suit the convenience of passengers, Huddart, Parker, and Co.'s ss, Zealandia, for Adelaide and li Western Australia, will leave Melbourne on Wednesday, 6th November, at 1 p.m., and mc A.U.S.N. Company's steamer Wyreema, for Sydney and f'uceii<lund ports, will leave on Saturday, 5th November, at ft pan.

PEDESTRIANS are to enter the course to the bed! or the main entrance. A SPECIAL ROAD has been cut for them, so as to avoid confusion with the carriage traffic-.

A SPECIAL PATHWAY has also been cut

tween the members' drive and public drive for the greater sales. of pedestrians.

MOTORS.

SPECIAL. ACCOMMODATION has been provided for- MOTORS for the public. Members' motors t now enter the members' carriage paddock.

NOTE.-BIL.CLES can only enter at the gate in Epsom road between the main entrance and the member. drive. Admission, (6d. THE MUST BE TAI.UN,l.VlMKIlIATI.l_Y to the STABLE. NO CHARGE: for STABLING. The Bicycle'Stable is on the main dine, on the right-hand -side'. opposite the entrance to the lia!. PERSONS TAKING cr IllliING 'I HEAR lllGVCLhS ON THE FLAT is ILL _Ul.ll.CT THEMSELVES 'TO REMOVAL OF THE POLICE.

NO PASSES OUT will be issued during the meeting.

MEMBIXS

Are Particularly requested to have their

TICKETS ..IU.ADY

At The Gales, To frc'vciií'Diday and Co.llusion to

the Train.,

TO PRUEN CONG If 1 ION it is particularly italicised that TICKETs BE PURCHASED IN ADV ANCE, from either -Messrs. _*ho_. Cook and Son or Irish tile railways

SMOKING in the GRANDSTANDS is STRICTLY I'KtIIIIHnlCI).

STANDING in the GANGWAYS of the GRAND-STANDS is STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

PERSONS NOT HOLDING .', PERMIT from the V.R.C. are NOT AI.LOlVI.il to SELL BOOKS CARDS on the LAWN or HILL

The HOAD will be THOROUGHLY WATERED from the i-wi-olflii* to the law, for the Comfort of those He Bring to the Course.

HAMPERS

left with Mayne, Nickless. and Co., Victorian Parcels Express, 6111 Collins street, before 12 o'clock, will be

CONVEYED to the LAWN,

and" will be afterwards delivered In the suburbs if lt't|uir.il. .. - - t

THE CATERER

Will be prepared. to SUPPLY Large or Small HAMPERS for those who wish to lunch in the carriage paddock. .

Luncheon under the Grandstand, a.

The BRIDGE to carry urgently Arthurs over the pathway to the Lawn, and a SUBWAY under a' railway to Ink. <]MS_. ?_*«-- trout the Flat, will divide the traffic as to remove any possible cr

LADIES may therefore now- go to the RACE, on the CUP DAY without the -SMARTEST APPREHENSION of INCONVENIENCE,

Owners and District... can enter with their horses at the Bagotville Gate, at the Sack of the Hill, or by the New Approach inside the course by

the Abattoirs road.

The Hill Gates at Bagotville will be opened for the convenience of persons coming from the Northern Suburbs. . *

ELECTRIC BELLS RING all over the GROUNDS and in the REFRESHMENT, RETIRING, and other ROOMS A (QUARTER of all HOUR BEFORE EACH

RACE. .

DOGS found on the Course will be SHOT

POISONED.

Lawn and Grandstand II of Hill and Grandstand. 0 1 I)

The Flat. li- 1 l) Saddling Paddock-. Do Saddling Paddock (ladies) .... U 2 ft

Ladies are particularly requested to have their tickets ready at the entrance-gates to the La

so as to have sent checked.

H. BYRON MOORE:, Secretary

. GREAT WhEAT IJUEAT

A' I. -AUSTRAL I AN

EXHIBITION, V-xaiBirio.N,

EXHIBITION,.

-ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENTS PROVIDED.

NO EXTRA CHARGE.

B GRADE BANDS PLAY TEST PIECE.

C GRADE BANDS COMPETE IN QUICKSTEP.

A GREAT TREAT.

SIXPENCE'" ADMITS TO ALL.

_l_l_..Cli ADMITS TO ALL.

Children Half-price.)

DON'T MISS THE GRAND DEMONSTRATION

TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT.

Bands will leave Prince's Bridge at 7 o'clock-, and march to the Exhibition, playing on route. They will enter the arena, and the MASSED BANDS will play several selections. A CHEAP. < AIIIKTY on HAND MUSIC and' *)tHCK-TKI» DISPLAYS will be given, and In addition"!'WO ll!0*COI'ES will Sholl- -PROBABLY -MiLlCC. ED NEW FILMS IN different put. -¡niuKati.oiisI*.

SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL.

ADMISSION, 16 TO-MORROW NIGHT.

DOORS OPEN 12 NOON and a p.m.

F. L. W. ASHBY. -Manager.

milk llAI-Kf-DII.«!.-SpcclñPEngngcmoñrSfMi. J. VICTOR TROTMAN, In Dickens'. Imperial.

(Tons, Commencing To-night.

S

URDAY AFTERNOON E.\*CUR3IC:.S

To

PORTARLINGTON.

. SS. EDINA leaves No. 1 Queen'. Wharf at 2.30 m. on SUNDAY NEXT, returning to wharf about 3 pm..

, Farson. ,

Dr Gill-'-. Band on board.

AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIPS LIMITED.

of- Market street. i

CO!

mail

THE ROYAL MIDDIES. Where your pleasure is

never problematical, but always absolute. Albert Park Beach, nightly, 8-0. is D~Â"N-iNÏÎ7*---Mr.1 MrsT^cr.KV'ELAXD'S refined

. Adult leaving. CLAS 1. Frl. (TO-NIGHT). Sat., Tues., Wed., Thurs. Evening. Instruction, 7.3H._ 264 Drummond st.. Carlton. missing DANCING-Mr., -Mrs. CLEVE VNDrS refined

Adult Beginners' CLASSES every Monday Evening, 8 To II. 264 Drummond st., Carlton. 'Phone MA.. I L A

DANCING. The WALT;.," Tvo SIen, añd"Hiirii

Dance taught in 3 PRIVATE lessons-. Mr.. Mrs. Cleveland, 264 Drummond st., Carlton. 'Phone races. I am

DANCING."- Mr.. Mra.ll.nhl-.I_v7 Grattan St.,

Prahran, Near Station ('Phone, Wm., 2. S). Private LESSONS (strictly lionel, 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. daily, _ _

DANCING-Mr. CIÎR'IIS'S""*.LISSE., advises

Thursday.., Beginners Tuesday. institute., Friday evening. Fernshawe, Canning st., Carlton.

Private lessons 'Phone 766.

f".AR TUN CI.I'll.-CinikwlltT Fitzroy Town s. Hall, Cup Eve; double, 20 refreshments. De Gilio's Band. Flashlight (and.

BOXING TAUGHT privately. at Geofrey Moriarty's

Physical culture Studio, like Wilkie Collins St. Telephone 1512. _

PHYSICAL CULTURE. for. ladle"«"and"gentlrniéiT,

weight reducing. Studio, 104, Little Collins

st. Mr. Geoff. Moriarty, Telephone 132. /

AMUSEMENTS.

RI C K A R I) S N S OPERA HOUSE.

M 2...II.

. TOMORROW (S MURRA Y) ARTERNOON,

MWINKI: M MINE!.

MATINEE PRICF.S-,1/. Signed R

RICKARDS'S O I' F. It A H O U S E.

Harry Rickards Tivoli! Theatres Limited.

Governing Director .... HUGH D). McINTOSH.

"RICKARDS'S CIRCUIT OF THEATRES"

Implies the best in Vaudeville.

A Selection from the Best the World Can Offer.

A PROGRAMME STILL CHANGING.

Re-appearance In Australia,

III Miss

WILLETTE IWIITAKHH. lMLI.Ei.IS IVHITAKEH, . , William: WHITAKER,

America's Greatest Singer of Darkie Folk Songs.

Assl'l ed by

, , , . FS WILBUR HILL,

'""producing Miss Whitaker's World-famous Song, with the Congregation Please Stand Up and Sing

"HALLELUJAH."

Direct from U.S.A.. per S.S. "Ventura," and First

-Appearance in Australia of

.lOE-fANTO.N'S-ATHLETKS. JORDAN! ONE ATHLETE S. L JORDAN TON'S ATHLETES.

Featuring a Thrilling series of sensational Aerial

feats.

Creating a Furore Nightly,

Direct from the Palace Theatre', London.

EARLE NELLIE

REYNOLDS and DONEGAN. REYNOLDS and DONEGAN,

REYNOLDS-, and DONEGAN. 5 The World's Greatest Skates.

ALBERTO and COLE.

In a Bunch of Magirat Nonsense.

he MAMMOTH ENGAGEMENT.

5000 Pounds of harmony. '

Ulli: PRIMROSE POET!,

THE PRIMROSE FOUR. _, THE PRIMROSE FOUR,

The Acme of Melodious Ragtime Ilarmooy.

FRANK FOX.

The Debonair Comedian.

RONNIE LEON MID,

The Gill with a Million miles.,

TOM DAWSON.

Australia's Premier Comedian and Dancer..

WILLIAMS and RANKIN, WILLIAMS and RANKIN, The Yankee Doodle Doo.

ir_IIOI.ll HELVES,

PRICES, 3, 2. and 1 (except Saturday and

holidays). NO BOOKING FEE.

PLAN at Allan's, Menzies'', Oriental. and Grand.

CHILDREN IN ARMS NOT ADMITTED.

Business' Manager. FRED. AYDON. 15 I C K A It H S ' S I) I' K H A HOUS E.

A . It the MATINEE,

TO-MORROW (SATURDAY. NOV. 1).

Ilcupppantn. e for a Short Season Only of England's

Popular and Vitamins Comedienne, Miss

LILLIE LANGTRY. LILLIE LANGTRY. LILLIE LANGTRY. 1913-14. LANGTRY. LILLIE LANGTRY. 1,11,1.11*. LANGTRY. The galleries Spark-,

Incomparable Dance and Song Specialties.

RK

FAREWELL MATINEE

TOM DAWSON, TOM DAWSON, TOM DAWSON,

Australia's Own Comedian,

Prior to his Departure for London.

c Programme will Positively "surpass anything

that has been Seen in Melbourne.

All Theatres, Assisting. The

NEW. COMIC OPERA CO. The OPERA HOUSE CO.

HARRY GORDON CLARKE COMEDY CO. GEO. WILLOUGHBY DRAMATIC CO.

HRENNAN-FULLER VAUDEVILLE CO.

W.M. ANDERSON'S KING'S THE FIRE CO.

WIRTH'S CIRCUS.

The BEACH COMPANIES, and Many Unattached

Artists.

Tom Bauson's processions] popularity is great, and his sister and brother musts have arranged unparalleled programme, i-onlmeni'ing at 1.13.

Box-plan at Allan's till twelve to-day.

R

o p i: It A nous E.

I\T<

Frederic Shipman Presents ' ' MME. LILLIAN

XORlllCA TO-MORROW NIGHT, N0RDl(.',i;T0*M0llltOW NIGHT. - *. NÓRDICA,TO-MORROW NIGHT,

NORDICA TO-MORROW NIGHT,

The Supreme Dramatic Soprano of the World.

Also,

PILL DUFACLT, PAUL DEFAULT,

The Great Canadian Tenor,

And

FRANKLIN HOLDING, Violinist;

ROMAYNE. SIMMONS, I'illnlst.

NOVEMBER 11 7, S.

FIRST CONCERT TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). /? MME. NORDICA,

The Gr.alc_t~l.iihu; Interpreter of Wagner,

Will Sing:- -

SIEGFRIED'S FUNERAL MARCH SIEGFRIED'S FUNERAL MARCH

. And

BRUN.NIULUF.'S CLOSING SCENE ' BRUNN HILDER CI.OSI.Nli SCENERY

"Hill. GorrKltDASLllERUXO," "DIE GOrrEHDAMMEKUNG,"

Also,

I VIII from "MAD WITH BUTTERFLY,"

ARIA from ''MADAME BUTTERFLY,"

A - And

AltlCTTi: (Vidal),

SERENADE (Strauss),

CHANT DI. BACCHANTE (Blumberg).

PAUL DUFAULT Wil! Sing.

LENI) ME YOUR AID. from "THE (QUEEN OF

SHEBA,"

JE DEMANDED A HORSE IN,

A DAY'S. MORNING,

And

e INVICTOS.

INVICTOS.

FRANKLIN- HOLDING Will Play:MENDELSSOHN VIOLIN CONCERTO. MENDELSSOHN VIOLIN CONCERTO.

AT THE PIANO .... -ROMAYNE SIMMONS.

Reserved Seats, 6s, 17 (at Glen's). Unreserved Seats', 2 (at Glen's am

S~I~"~rG~H7s"~5F~SPU:Ñ'D0U!t.-Championship

- Competitions and Big Afflictions Next Week, Wirth's Skating Palace "A T A. P. -SET A. p.

NEW ZONOPHONE RECORDS. NEW ZONOPHONE' RECORDS. NEW ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

AT A. P. SYKES.) Gramophone Parlours'i large number of 31st' DOUBLE-SIDED ZONOPHONE RECORDS Now Available.

NEW RECORDS. The Records can be played NEW RECORDS on one disc lall.lng-maihlne; NEW RKCOim.e». . price of each.

NEW" RED ORDER. The following are a few of NEW RECORDS, (lie eldest:

NEW RECORDS. BLACK DIAMONDS BAND.

NEW RECORDS. REMINISCENCES OF VERDI," NEW Italians. . Paris 1 and .-'. NEW RECORDS. '.. -

NEW RECORDS. ZOX VEVEY (with Piano and NEW RECORDS." Orchestra),

NEW in CORDS, "THE CURFEW BELL I," NEW RECORDS-. .. "FUNNY MOON" NEW RECORDS... (At Plantodose). NEW RECORDS. NEW

RECORDS:. STANLEY KIROV'S CONCERT NEW RECORDS. , PARTY,

NEW RECORDS. OFF TO THE RACES" (Godden NEW uniforms, and Arthur). A

NEW RECORDS. AT THE RACES" (Godden and NEW RECORDS Arthur). NEW RECORDS. NEW

RECORDS. ERNEST PIKE (wIth Orchestra), NEW RECORDS. "SERENADE" (Sdioliert).

SEW RKCOHDS. "SONGS MY MOTHER TAUGHT NEW HrcOHIK, ME" (Thorak). NEW RECORDS. -

NEW MAYOR'S.. HARRY Fay (with Orchestra), NEW RECORDS. "THE RAGTIME NAVI Y" NEW RFCOIII)*! A - (Hargreave-),

NEW RECORDS. "IF THEY'D BURY ALEXAN NEW RECORDS. IJEIFS BAND'

NEW IMPORTS, (David and Lord.

NEW RECORDS. AND MANY OTHERS. NEW lHTOIIDS. -

WILL YOU CALL AND HEAR THEM?

OPEN TO-NIGHT. 7 Hil in. OPEN r. NIGHT. 7, I'll 10. OPEN TO-NIGHT, 7 till 10.

A. P. SYKES. 272 I Uli? Collins street, Melbourne. A. P. SYKES, ",;*2 Little Collins street, Melbourne, M" AXi-OI.lX-l TALLIS MODEL.

IND0L1N-ITAL1AX MODEL.

A Special (lifer. Mandolin. Italian Model, l"iiple'brill-. 13 ribs, pulled braces and schoolbells, tortoise-shell escutcheon, brass machine beat, Bill the, complete, a'. A splendid in

stHinicnt

ll.l.FSTIIATFI) LIST FREE. OPEN TO-NIGHT. 7 till 10.

A. P. St Kitts. -172 Little (' Hins Street, Melbourne. will It WTilDIL'»-¡Slice all Eriostemon! nf'Mj-. J 'aerial TIlOflUN, In D'l-'.'lu's impersonalBills, lonmieni'InK To night.

will; DANDI! _. SI. bill. Alter seeing them

is don't dream the Cup Winner. A resettled

and rollicking HAIR'FPl.CIAUSr. - In Loss of Hair, Ores

ness, Bald Patches. Weak or Falling Hair. Scurf, Dandruff, consult, free. J. S. Lee, IN Bourke st., opp. Market. Litab, 1841.

AMUSEMENTS.

mile- KING'S THEATRE, Sole heard Direction WILLIAM ANDERS",.

I tR SMI CITY of

Till COS! í-5*-OS III! COSTS SSIOS

jj,; Sights! MI the 1 amounted

Last Sight issue 1NI)|I|S0SS

I resent Dramatic and 01

Book Your Seat says- says the -AWU at

Last Sight in ",!,.

1 agents IlicVnii "s H i ( remilton

Roller i

Roi I I Hartlett

Charles "known "' V 1,,m,1i!ir?P.. Rutland Beckett. as?. Thomas Bartlett!

Max Clifton ' as N " I.0*\P1' I "note

Temple Harrison as *U.'*S» awful

I I Lawrence is ran- Gordon

I the In Campbell as John Peabody, R H Stephenson , at 11' Gasking Roland Conway as It Blackburn Olive Wilton as I'll! Moran Martin Willis as Mr Bartlett

I Ist Sight of

THE COST I SSIOS Til! OSIIsSlOS

Produced Under (le her own supervision of

WILLIAM ANDERSON

Popular Princesses If 'I am! one shilling Early doors Uti evinced stalls and gallery

stage furtitshm*.« by S Nathan and song. Children's aims not consulted

T

T H I A T It a

I Did LITTLE RACES Mrs I D YAT hill RiCheS Hrlfcht

! of the I Ir t Time In Melbourne

A Bigger show and a better Show than

the Grafters

II him of the Treat

to DAscnts uni sisal us a corner is

hill Company of Over 100 Trust

TO MORROW Milk (DI RBY SIGHT I) TO MORROW NIGHT tDLHlll SIGHT)

The Wonderful, Compelling Musical Comedy)

11 attempt

-A DI. APRIL II III S -I kill li hill RICES -I DAY is hill RiOrS -

Withers Health of Scenic Splen four, Lederer Comedy Situations lately t iris Unprecedented Stall in Talent and Courtly Uln-, Music it is a a worthy successor to the Grafters an The Speculators

NO T I C E

ELLIS UTI HSOOS

ILSTR II I IS RIM DAW SON Scientific. Dispenser of dinner r

Makes his Last Appearance at the Opera House

Memorable Bill Book it Mian s_

EASY MONEY'

See

A DIY IT Hill R ICL.

Lib LISOS WHEAT R! - TOMORROW NIGHT

a MLSSIGI I POM MM! BCL Votes U I FROM M 1RS

. MESS M.I FROM MILLS . MESSAGE FROM Mills . Mt_>_U II FROM MM!. . MtS-lGL THOM Mills

lit ( but I chin in Screen I am to be I resents I for the list June Under the Direction of the Amalgamated 1 secures

IT His Mill SHE TELLS. IT Til! MUISTIO Till lilly or HIL MULSTIC HIL URL

CIIIRI! S H 11 IRFUI MILES thriller t, CHARM S IlllUHLl

In His Original impersonation of Horace Parker,

and the follow tag ft timber lit Cost of

Lh trailers

II i I in l class Company or West End

actors and he! rees The

Messr near Mr C Holman Clark

(BY Iel mission of Mr Gaston Mayor)

life hamp Mr Hubert Willis

Arthur Dicey Mr and rank Hector The God of Mars Mr H Crompton

(By Dennis son of Mr Geo 1 wardes ). He

founded Man Mr B Stanmore

(By I permission of Mr R Courtneidge )

Minnie Mrs. Crissie Bell

and Morn Miss Kite Tindall Mrs Clarence Miss nice sample Hella Miss 1 valve filament The Wound- Man set the Miss Toni Keith

S irli everyone will remember with keen pleasure lines which the plant with its strong emotional love an I dramatic interest It was a records recess in Great Britain in the United States and in 1 istralia Mr Charles Hawtrey who t Peate 1 He part of Horace Parker has played it no fewer than 600 time

Trltlv Is It was I that the art of the picture make

is sup Prior to that of the producer of it play for he can call on Satur- herself to provide the" settings

of the scenes he is to a astray In this great play with Be it work (he fullest advantage his been taken of the facilities the filmmaker is able to control

the effects with the scenes In line itself then there are the tin Hills; i cases at the stirring Ure scene where motor fire engines are busily engaged under the dramatic situations are filmed!

familiar parts of London Diereis list t won it ful picture actually taken in Infligir Sqm where Mr Hawley plays his part whilst the stream of the metropolis passes but

PETS at 11 I AS S I RICT Said to 'be

MAJESTIC MAJESTIC

All 810 THEATRE MAISH liAJtSlIC MAJESTIC

Amalgamated Pictures Ltd.

Season Po Italy Closes Hu- ! veldt, The ltmncii-c!> Success ful Popular, in a 61

Ln_,lis!t Company

THE BLnillllllS HIS FATHER lib THl- BLI I! HI I Its -III ULTU HIL Li HIL IltniERIl li.

iUL UUTTLHILILS,

lil a

Gill. IT SPI 61 It TROCR IMME

Indu Uni, M. the

MOST POPULAR! ITEMS

OF Their attractive Repertoire

Persons! Direction of Mr Fred McCrea. POl II AN 11 ICI s 3s, V and L Box plan a' Mien s

A

T H L A L U M HALL

Cnuinieneini, TO MORROW NIGHT

(MILHln. MJUMIII-.lt 1)

Continuing Through Cup Week

Reappearance of Miss

Pill 11 IS HOT WOOD ROI DE LUXE IS 1101 HOOD 1 OLD! I BY 11 lb HOl'llOOD tOl DI

1 It VI Lib HOPWOOD . CLUB,

The

Original

1 line monologues, In tier BRIGHT

SOUL

RLH1LSII1SG 1 S-bRTHSMI ST

I 111 11 IS

HOPWOOD For 01 IIOI HOOD tOI DI HOPWOOD TOLD

sent The artistic and Agency CompanyM M)H I IM IIOPH 0011101 111 Soprano H UHR 1 lilRsm harpist GEORGE COWELL Baritone

PRICES rent Reserved Stalls 4s Unreserved ' Family) Ticket!, admitting-, four (reserved) 126

2/ earning any.. money tin,, quite fresh

Chairs and Balcony 2/ Idnussion LEON

J I AS at PIASOI I CO

I will I Programme in The Argus on Direction I null nee Smith

ITIIL\;1 Uli HALL xi. 10

SIGHT I at 3 O'Clock TO NIGHT at 3 o'clock

RICHER

Of the Origin of Compositions of

61 Hill VIII is DOS U RIDE It is DOGS

The COMPOSt It will play ! lane Solos

I reside Martin and Ella.) Capnccletto Murderers I agility The Siren Romance, Lien Ing soap and Five Minim leaves Miss IMA ROGERS will Sing

la) To morrow (li) Fell s 1 Lullaby Miss MIDI I BOYS, will Sent-

to) Sisters of Music (11) love is Come Miss MIGHt. I RU will! Play

(a) Iris (b) Ballade

Herr I LES HALL. SHARE will Play a

Grilling (b) Pleasure (t) include (l!) Berceuse

Mr C! IUDI Still I ISO will Sing

( hanlin-, Sou,, let Come What Come Mr

( or 1 Sight farewell! (Three Songs of farewell)

His lOMI'Obtli and Miss MIROIR' CRAY -

Small for I lane and I foul] I

Miss M 11'GI HY f RAI, Herr 111TTINB.C1I and

the (OMI Salt

11 intasic-Trio for I learn Cello and Piano IRENE- oil and 3 (reserved) Admission 2s

Box | he open at Allan s Tickets obtainable at Allan's an 1 I landed I Co

Management 1 Faulkner Smith

breeds a few Creek If it Ills

Beith see "ii,! lit I CIS ELLIS 01 SI I I- Mr H -Cham) township 85 ( repetitions ml Big VllVi lions Seat Hotel UirlhsM while- I am I

A MIIIADI S - MISKS 1011 I ONCE DRESS ___.CIHSII All en Hess wants animals heals nationalities details towns monster Itlcs false I used. 01 Bourke a! missing

MACK li APPARATUS for amateur and peace

local conjurors illustrated catalogue from

Icntrilc.ulal Dolls. Mill Andradj, 201 Bourke st

-_TDS~--C_

AMDSS_C__<rTS.

rp in

Direction. J. J C. Williamson Ltd. Managing Directors: filtered. Geo. Tallis. Hugh J.

Ward. Clyde Meynell.

by A

J

J

J C WILLIAMSON LTD.

the Honour to Present

late W J S W A L L E R.

LEWIS W ABLE at

And N

MADGE TITHERADGE

The ROMA NTIC'cOSl'U.ME COMEDY,

By ALEXANDRE DUMAS, adapted by SYDNEY

GRUNDY. in Four Acts.

Preceded at 3 o'clock Mr

L li W I S W ALLE II,

In a Modern Monologue, by Henry Hamilton,

Author of "The Whip,"

. Entitled

"FORTUNE'S FOOL."

The above comprising a DOUBLE PROGRAMME of exceptional interest and attractiveness..

Box-plans Allan's, Menzies', The Grand, Oriental, and Occidental. D.C. and U.S., 6; Stalls, 4'; Gallery, 27. No early doors. Day Sale at Theatre Royal Confectionery-.

T H E A T It is ROYAL.

ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. SATURDAY WEEK, NOVEMBER E.

LEWIS WALLER and MADGE TITHERADGE In life's Enormously' Successful Emotional Play,

"A BUTTERFLY ON THE WHEEL," "A BUTTERFLY ON THE WHEEL,"

By E. G. Hemmerde, K.C., and Francis

Neilson, M.P.

most striking successes in England and America. The great scene of the Divorce Court trial of the most vividly realistic ever witnessed stage.

Preliminary Booking Applications for the first night, which must be accompanied by remittance, will be received by the Business Manager, Theatre Royal, up to noon TO-DAY. D.C. and U.S.. 7/0. Orellnary Box-plan opens at Allan's next Monday morning.

ASURE TIP 'FOR THE CUP

A DAY AT THE RACES.

THE KING'S THEATRE. - TO-MORROW NIGHT.

B

1 J O U T li E A T. It E.

Telephon.' GCC.

Lessees Messrs. BRENNAN and FULLER.

DIRECTION HARRY CORSON CLARKE.

"THE HOUSE OF LAUGHTER."

TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!

SECOND BIG WEEK! SECOND BIG WEEK!

Of

HARRY CORSON CLARKE HARRY COUSiN CLARKE

And his

AMERICAN COMEDY COMPANY,

In

"The Wildest and Most Screamingly

Laughable Absurdity,"

"WHAT DID TOMKINS DO" "WHAT DID TOMKINS 900"

Come Prepared to

Smile! Snickerl Laugh! and Screams! WHY NOT BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW? WHY NOT BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW?

THE THREE SHILLING JONES

AT THE PIANOLA.

Why Not Come Early, and Get Those Comfortable tip-up Seats in the Family Circle at One Shilling

REMEMBER, NO BOOKING FEE. REMEMBER. NO BOOKING FEE.

A DAY AT THE. RACES-.

I'S THEATRE, - TO-MORROW NIGHT. "FROM MANGER TO CROSS. The DAILY MATINEES nt THE SNOWDEN will be Continued ALL NEXT WEEK, to enable visitors to see the Wonderful Production, mile] also cope with the demand for Sunday and Day School Parties.

THE. SNOWDEN (Over Prince. Bridge),

FIFTH WEEK,

And

LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT

Of KALEM'S £20,000 PRODUCTION,

FROM MANGER TO CROSS, FROM MANGER. TO CROSS. FROM MANGER TO CROSS, FROM MANGER TO CROSS. FROM LANGTRY. TO CROSS, FROM MANGER TO CROSS.

Produced in Egypt and Palestine, in the actual

location in which these stupendous events

occurred.

TO-DAY, at 250. TONIGHT, at S.

THE THE

SNOWDEN. In Addition to SNOWDEN. SNOWDEN FROM MANGER TO SNOWDEN. SNOWDEN. CROSS,, SNOWDEN'. SNOWDEN. Another SNOWDEN. SNOWDEN STAR FEATURE, SNOWDEN. SNOWDEN. By the Selig Co.. SNOWDEN. SNOWDEN.. IN GOD IVBTRUST. SNOWDEN. SNOWDEN. IN GOD WE TRUST. SNOWDEN. SNOWDEN. IN GOD U'UTHUSl'. SNOWDEN.

TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT.

STARTLING AND SENSATIONAL HOLIDAY

PROGRAMME,

SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR THE RACING

CARNIVAL,

Including the Imp. Feature. THE RISE OF OFFICER 170.

PRICES, 1/6. 1/, and 6d. Children Half Price.

0

1 is C U S. CIRCUS.

WIRTHS LIMITED.

THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH

At

HIPPODROME, WIRTHS PARK.

8 MORE NIGHTS ONLY.

Positively the last Performance, SATURDAY WEEK, NOVEMBER 3.

NEES, TO-MORROW (Saturday) and TUESDAY

(Cup Day), at 2.13 p.m.

Children Under 12 Half-price, Except to Gallery.

WIRTH'S FAMOUS BIG SHOWS HAVE

this seasons procured the Cream of the World's Foremost Artists, including the world-renowned performers niece Belle Victoria. Doblado, Nelson Family, the libations, The Flying Codonn?, Hobson Sisters, Alfredo lines and simple, Signorina Bolinda, the Teddy Bears, >l well-filled MESAGERIE, including a fine specimen of the MARXDRILL, on view every performance.

TUESDAY (CUP) NIGHT, In the Circus Ring,

THE RIDER OF CUP WINNER, '

as usual, will be Presented by the Wirth Bros.

with a

GOLD MOUNTED RIDING WHIP.

PRICES. St. If, 31, 2/, 1/, except Saturday and holidays..

BOX-PLAN at GLEN'S.

Notice. Accounts will be paid to-morrow-, Saturday, at 10 a.m., Circus office.

TO-!;

THE ROYAL MIDDIEs By the sad sea wave,

but with all! sadness annihilated. Albert Park

Beach, nightly, 8.30

THE AQUARIUM, MELBOURNE EXHIBITION.

THE AIMJAHIUM, MELBOURNE EXHIBITION.

PERFORMING SEALS and SEA LIONS. PERFORMING SEALS and SEA LIONS. PERFORMING DOGS and MONKEYS-. PERFORMING DOGS and MONKEYS.

THE ST. CLAIRE SISTERS, THE ST. CLAIRE SISTERS, THE ST. CLAIRE SISTERS,

Champion Lady Swimmers and divers. hampton Lady Swimmers and Dresses. Champion Lady Swimmers and Dit ITS.

SALOME DANCE."- SALOME DANCE. SALOME DANCE. SALOME DANCE.

MUSICAL MARVEL. MUSICAL MARVEL. MUSICAL MARVEL!.. MUSICAL MARVEL.

New Moline: Picture.'. New Moving Pictures. New Moving Pictures. New Moving Pictures. The Museums. The Picture Salon. The Cyclorama.

Open Daily, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Once charge adults to nil, Land Bill.

ryÓOLÓcrCAírGARDENS, It'oYALP.MiK.--TaT'

in Elizabeth st. Red Tram, and ask for Transfer to Gardens; or Train. Flinders street near Spencer street, and book; to Royal Park. Admission, ill.; children, 3d.; schools, half-price. Elephant, Motor Train, Donkey Rides. The Vice-Regal Band, under: Sir. Charles Smith. will play on =111)11.1}* next.

IRVING Had BENDRODT. the Bodies First row'.

hinting -skater', li bellis. Skating Palace, Six Nights train Murray Nell.

min: 11 INDIES, St. Kilda lime you seen and I heard third Don't delay, If you would enjoy life. H

Uti.-Switches, !. rings',, Puffs, (Juris, Wig,",

Partings. Plaits, largest stock- in Australia;

Lie, He Bourke st., exactly

AMUSEMENTS.

p a a a c c 3 a ' ss THEATRE

Sole Proprietors . . GEORGE WILLOUGHBY LTD. Managing Director' .. GEORGE WILLI. QUOY.

TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING,

hill: DRAMA OF THE DAY,

The Play for the People,

Written by Fred Melville, find entitled "HER ROAD TO RUIN." The Drama "HER ROAD TO RUIN." for

"HER ROAD TO RUIN." Everyone. "LINE ROAD TO RUIN." HER

ROAD TO RUIN." For Young, Old, "HER ROAD TO RUIN." HOME, For, the

"HER ROAD TO RUIN." Giddy, the Serious, "HER ROAD TO RUIN." 1 Sedate, and "HER ROAD TO RUIN." A Studious.

And why. For everyone because it touches all the emotions of the Human Frame, from LOVE to HATE, t.)OY to SORROW, and CLAIMS to

LAUGHTER.

GEORGE WILLOUGHBY-On V "STAR

DRAMATIC COMPANY,

including some of the finest actors of the day.

Amongst whom are

CYRIL MACKAY. NELLIE FERGUSSON., IICIIIIKRT LEIGH, PEARL SMITH,

BILLIARD VOX. GWENDOLYN DORIS', BRANDON CHESSELL, NELL HOLROYD, ARTHUR SHIRLEY, FRANK NEIL;, face.

A TALK OF LONDON LIFE. JOY and SORROW.

GEORGE WILLOUGHBY'S SECOND GREAT '

PRODUCTION.

Scenes of London, from East to West in London, PIMLICO to the EMBANKMENT. MANSIONS to SLUMS.

COME AND SEE.

"HER ROAD TO RUIN."

A Thorough Nights' Amusement!. Fun, Langhtc

Leave Core at Hume, and Sec "HER ROAD TO

RUIN." .

PRICES.- is, 31, 2, T. Box-plan at PIANOLA, MENZIES', and the THEATRE. EARLIER AS

USUAL.

DAY' SALES at Princess's Confectionery. Business Manager George Duller:

O M D A Y S O X~ T

MISS SYBIL ARUNDALE In Some Special lumbers. Plan Allan's till 12. K

KEEP ON MAKING

And See

THE MISSING GIRLS"

TEll

llRENNAN-FULLF.R'S VAUDEVILLE CO.

Managing Director, Ben J. Fuller.

THE BANZM FAMILY, THE BANZAI FAMILY, THE BANZAI FAMILY, THE BANZAI FAMILY,

Appearing at the

MATINEE EVERY MATINEE,, MATINEE- DAY, MATINEE. MATINEE AT MATINEE MATINEE 2.30. MATINEE

This Week,

AN AMAZING AGGREGATION.

Nothing Before Seen Like the

RIOTOUS ENTHUSIASM | engendered by the Greatest of! All Acts, THE ROYAL RANDALL FAMILY. THE ROYAL BANZAI FAMILY, THE ROYAL BANZAI FAMILY, THE ROYAL BANZAI FAMILY, The Marvellous Acrobatic Combination.

AN ACT. OF CROWNING MERIT.

The literary' gorgeous set of scenery, which is embroidered in gold, is valued at 2000. LIEUT. STOFF, Army

LIEUT. STOFF, Ventriloquist.

THE Real Knockabouts KLIMO and CLIFTON. on the Roman Rings. KLIMO and CLIFTON.

AH FRED. BHANSCOMBB Established DENNIS CARNEY

First MARGARET OGILBY Favourites. RUBY WALLACE PAUL PEDRINI, Featuring

PAUL PEDRINI, "Pastimes on PAUL PEDHINI, n Battleship."

Matinee, Cd. and 1/; Evening, 6d., 1/, and 2/.

A FEW WORDS OF GOOD ADVICE.

COME EARLY, TO SECURE YOUR SEATS. Box-plan at Gaiety only. 'Phone 559.

TO-NIGHT,

A Host

AMATEUR of Clever " AMATEUR Vaudeville AMATEUR Aspirants,

Comedians, . TRIALS. Eeiuihhrists, TRIALS.

Jugglers, TRIAL--. 2 Iiulladisls. _ TRIALS.

UP AGAINST IT !!!

Sec

A DAY AT THE: RACES.

THE KING'S THEATRE. - TO-MORROW NIGHT. SPENCER'S PICTURES.

O R. Y M P I A.

TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT,

The Following New Subjects for

THEATRE

K I R 15 TO 1' is ON E. K I N li T OTHO N E. K ISC.Ol'UO X E.

(a) SAID PASHA.

A Pocket Edition o! Bright Comic Opera. (b) THE OLD GUARD.

A Speaking Picture Drama. (c) THE FIVE BACHELORS.

Reproducing the b,ivi!)f_a and Doings of the

Bachelors'' Club.

THERE ARE ONLY

TWO MORE NIGHTS OF The 'Tully Great Picture

Entitled)

THE KING OF THE AIR, THE KING OF 'hill.' Atlt, THE KING OF THE AIR, ~ THE KING OF THE AIR.

THE KING OF THE AIR. THE KING OF THE Jill, THE KING OF THE AIR

A Romance of Aviation,

In (GOODS.

Of

SUPERB COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY.

THIS GLORIOUS DRAMATIC PICTURE,

In addition to a deeply interesting story, sumptuous

settings and a estuaries. and superb acting,

STANDS ABSOLUTELY ALONE

in the extraordinary succession of scenes photo-graphed from a swirily-moviiig Aeroplane The results are almost indescribable, and must be seen

to he believed.

NOTHING APPROACHING IT HAS EVER BEEN

PREVIOUSLY SHOWN. ,

PLEASE NOTE THISTHE KING OF THE AIR

Is nOOOfl. in Length. And

Commences at 355 pm.

STATE: I1AFF0I)1LS.-Dtin't Miss Special CupL week I'lngrainiue, Commencing To-night.

B''

1 ;

A L I A R A T EXHIBITION,

OPENING IN DECEMBER.

APPLICATIONS (or SPACE and ENTRIES

COMPETITIVE SECTIONS

CLOSE NOVEMBER 1.

For Schedule of Prizes and Application Forms For

space, apply

J. C. KELSALL, Manager, EXHIBITION BUILDINGS,

, BALLARAT.

IRVING and RKNDRODT. the World's Best Exhibition

SkjiiTS, Wirth's Skating Palace, Six Nights from Monday Next..

BY

THE PERIODICAL SALE OF . THE PERIODICAL SALE OF .

SLIGHTLY-USED PIANOS SLIGHTLY USED) PIANOS SLIGHTLY-USED PIANOS HAS NOW COMMENCED.

All Pianos offered at this site have been exchanged for the World-famous .

STECK PIANOLA PIANOS.

STEINWAY PIANOS PIANOS.

aTHOll PIANOLA PIANOS, WEBER PIANOLA PIANOS,

and are in remarkably fine condition, only a personal inspection giving a true appreciation of this feature. a

SECONDHAND GRAND PIANOS. SECONDHAND UPRIGHT PIANOS. ' SECONDHAND CABINET ORGANS.

SECONDHAND PIANO PLAYERS.

spills ROYAL KIDDIES, Albert Park Beach.X Nishllv. 8 3.1; prices III, 17. (lil. Box-plan

Sanders'-', . 'beri-beri;; Pianola, city.

milk; DANIIIK.., St. Kilda Cup lime" nag time J- Aniuicuicnl. THE place to pass a happy time. GOLF

T.1UH1.IJNG, IV. I!. - VOICE" PRODUCTION, J- Pianoforte, ILiiinoiiy, Examinations, free loans; liberal terms; Sight Singing Classes, Tuesday, 16th quarterly; Advanced guinea quarterly. Royal Arcade

? AMug-ena-nrra. N

<?;is}n,T'<Lî_MS0N ''mr S ANNUAL PANTOMIME EXTRAVAGANZA.

"THE FORTY THIEVES."

.....P."1"1 ''patriotic Pageant.

. "DRUMS OF ALL NATIONS."

Applications will be received up to TO-MORROW from ladies who are inclined to represent All, S»t,,,ídaj"',risC¿"e.n"! V"a hn in P"«"»«!«»

JJ EU 11 A J ESTJY'S THEATRE.

Sister. Director: .»!=»"%... TLVmrHueh'f

_ Ward, Clyde Meynell

¿Ä^n.î,,^^1^it^i./._^|í.

Return of the

NEW COMIC OPERA CO.,

Presenting a Revival of

'the ii E -ARCADIAN P," ?i ' ARCADIAN S " 'T HU ARCADIA N S,"

The Musical Play which has stood the test of ;!,__,

A CAST ENTIRELY NEW lo MELBOURNE,

Including ' . , HILDA VISING as SOMBRA

Her First Appearance),

And FAREWELL APPEARANCES IN AUSTRALIA

Of

SYBIL IRONDALE as "T he Girl with the Brogue .?

W. S. PERCY as SIMPLICITY.

THE MUSICAL PLAY THAT'S ALWAYS MERRY times. a",, AND MIGHT. ALERT

WHEN YOU ARE NOT LISTENING) TO Time

DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL "UMBERS YOU ARE SIMPLY ROCKING WITH LAUGHTER. ~~

Musical Director: ANDREW MACCUNN.

Curtain rises at 300.

BOX-PLANS at Allan's. Menzies'', The Grand may

4 Pit and Gallery, 2/; Late Door, 17. Day Sad. case *?><?*' Confectionery and RowId'L

Children in Arms Not Admitted.

M~5Sii,-^-^?"B^s~l~,"'^'*i~^ if'-1-»'.'bourne Society the Latest and Most Charm, ng Ballroom Version o! "THE TANGO," as danced In exclusive London circles. Private Classes formed or Individual lessons given now. Apply, by letter, to Miss Jennie Brenan. Her Majesty Theatre, on personally to Seonrlleld Clu___.cis._J0,1 Collins st

T 2 11s, n A war's a '""A C' E~ÏV"_~_ L -L OPERA HOUSE, THIS AFTERNOON.

W. S. PERCY and VICTOR PRINCE

In the Milne Comedy,

"HIS WIFE'S SISTER." Plan at Allan's till 12.

THEE.

OF

LAST' DAYS OF' . POMPEII.

. AT WEST'S.

FINAL MATINEE" TO-MORROW.

THREE MORE. DISPLAYS, THREE MORE DISPLAYS THREE MORE DISPLAYS,

TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON

"And

TO-MORROW Nlfllir, , TO-MORROW NIGHT,

Of the Wonderful Production, .

THE LAST DAYS OF I SPEll,

THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII, THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII, THE LAST DAYS OF l'OMI'I.II, . THE LAST' DAYS OF POMPEII,

THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII, , THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII, THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII,

iNCOMPARABLY the FINEST

Achievements the Cinema to Date.

it tells Bulwer Lytton's story of the days work, ancient Pompeii trembled under the shadow of destruction, and gives an

AWE-INSPIRING REPRESENTATION

OF Um

FINAL, TERRIBLE TRAGEDY,

1 Ilv which an

ERUPTION OF VESUVIUS

Overwhelmed the city and buried it beneath a

deluge of

FIERY VOLCANIC ASHES.

SPECIÁI7"MUSIG

Arranged for the Production, will be Played by I

GUEST'S GRAND ORCHESTRA, WEST'S GRAND ORCHESTRA.

Princesses. to 2/0. Box-plan -at Glen'!.

WONDERFUL and FAITHFUL REPRODUC. TION of the Most Bitter Connie in the

War Annals of the World,

THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, THE BATTLE OF GET rYSBUIIG, Tim BWTLI: of tii.rrv.siit'iie;, THE BATTLE OF GElTYsBLIIG.

To be Screened

Usual prices. Plan at Glen'!

MELBA, . - BRITANNIA

MELBA THEATRES. BRITANNIA MELBA, BRITANNIA

General Manager. 'WHERE EVERYBODY GOES."

CONTINUOUS FROM 11 will. TILL 11 p.m.

SCRUPULOUSLY ^^"^"".^ "2

MERRY AND MONSTER 1'IIOUIIAMMt*.

MELBA THEATRE.

THE BURNING HUTT, Tnoieel THE BURNING RIVER', Lukin THE BIlHXi.NTI .JUWi'i, feature this BURNING RIVER, Drama.

.. municipal scheme, beautifully spoiled, each 1

happiness.

FICKLE TRAMP A .

(Comedy). (state). .

UNJUST SUSPICION, PROGRESS OF AVIATION"

and HOBBY'S LONG TROUSER.

BRITANNIA THEATRE."

F.W.U, LEGACY, FATAL 1,1.0.CV, FATAL LEGACY, FATAL FINANCE, FATAL LEUACl, FATAL LEE-The., FATAL LEGACY, FATAL LEVEL,

A two-reel Kalem production, in which undreamed

of possibilities for thrills have been realised in

this stirring romance. ...~M." MODEST HERO PATHE'S GAZETTE.

(Coined)). (topical).

THE ENGAGING KUI allow MILLINERY BOMB.

CHANGE PROGRAMME TWICE WEEKLY,

MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.

TRYING Had BENBHODT, the World's Best Ex X Hillston Skaters, Wirth's Skating 1'alaic-SiJ MgliUJroni Monday Next night: DAFFODILS.-Doñ'.t Miss Special Cup X feel. Pingiiiniini1, Conimi'iicilig To-night THE 1)ASDH*.S, St. Kilda New Company mails 1 GOOD right away. Associates fairly spent with delight. Seeing believing SOCCER' DAY' ENTERTAINMENT. 11 ON CUP DAY ENTERTAINMENT.

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