Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 3022, 17 August 1916, Page 3

THE LYCEUM

AY'heiL a Patron wroto us last week, ho summed up his visits to our Theatre in a striking line: "WE ALWAYS KIWI, ASSURED . . " lasaid, in his letter. ASSUMED! That's the great overpowering word! Our programme assures you—removes all doubt! N<"> guess-work, no speculation! You know .positively, before-hand, that il wo say it's a good programme—.lF IS! You know you and your friends will be pleased. It's just like having n ptiid-np policy in a reliable "company —YOU'RE ASSURED. Alter all, isn't that the real fooling to have about it? Then let us give you our written Guarantee that JAMES COIUiE'IT in "THE BURGLAR AND THE LAJ)Y" "THE BURGLAR AND THE LA|>Y" Which has its Final Screening Tonight, is absolutely a Triumph in Motion Pictures. EXC ICLLENT S UPI '01{TS. TO-MORROW. "THE GOLDEN CLAW" . Another Triangle Masterpiece, No Advance in Prices---I/O. 1/-, <■• '• ______ y'c c v m . PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. It is with pleasure wo have to announce the screening on MONDAY and TIT ESI) AY of "JIM THE PENMAN" A true story of the notorious forger who lived a double life. Plans at Copoland's, .Saturday. WAR LOAN "puisLic ■|y/rErcriNci in FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 7.30 p.m. IN response to a telegram from the Minister of Finance, a PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the DIttLL XT ALL JUL On TLIRIDAY -vriGHT, At 7.30 O'CLOCK. To encourage Citizens to support tho War Loan. Mr. J. McQueen and others will address the meeting. A. M. ONGLEY, Mayor. MONEY TO LEND. WE have the following sums for immediate investment at curr( , m . rates—tioOOO, £'2500, IMOO, £250, jji;>o and £100. McCAUL, COLLINS AND CHRISTENSEN, SOLTCITOUS, M/VHTON. _ TOW TO HE SMARTI,Y DRESSEI> AT OUR EXPENSE. ONE of our Navy "Petono Costumes" does the trick. The Coats are smart styles, all new, many Satin lined. Skirts narrow to medium width, all sizes. Usual Price £3 15s to £o ss. All one price to cleai 45/-. At McGRUER. THOMSON'S Bargain Sale.

McMenamin's big replace advertisement quotes a Thyme written by a Feilding boy in France extolling the merits of McMenamui s ReadyTailored" Suits. It makes very interesting reading, as showing the high place these Suite hold in the public estimation. ITS UNIFORM, SUCCESS. The fact that Cough Remedy is the proper medicine tor children lias been demonstrated by its uniform success in cases of coughs, colds and croup. The f;ict thab it contains no narcotics and is plr-nsani to take makes it especially suitable for children. Adult* wll find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy equally valuable for themselves and will be pleased with the prompt relief it affords. Sold by all Choinists Storekeepers. The Star is the best advertising medium in the district.