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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4898, 18 June 1918, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S LAST DAY—LAST NIGHT. Of Vivacious OLIVE THOMAS In Triangle’s -Sparkling Drama, “INDISCREET GORINNE.” She wanted a “Past” and she got one—and a Husband, too. Olive’s “Salome” & “Cafe Bacchus.” Dances are a Revelation. See them! SUPPORTS of HIGHEST CALIBRE TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! DOROTHY DALTON In a Triangle Triumph, CHICKEN CASEY, The Star of “The Flame of the Yukon” as a Delightful Ragamuffin. • HOTEL CORONATION. GISBORNE’S POPULAR HOTEL. COUNTRY Patrons desiring a HOII- --> day in town not do better than book at the abe-'e hotel, where every comfort and ‘•onvenience is provided. , Gas Rinas and Electric Irons provided for guests. Extensive Balcony, commanding a wide view of the town anjl district, fitted a itli deck chairs a’hd hammocks. Onlv the very best of Ales and Spirits Stocked. Case Spirits 9d, 'Draught Spirits (3d per nip. WE GUARANTEE OUR BOTTLES TRUE TO LABEL. LEO. K. DOHERTY, Proprietor.

MEASLES IN tfAMP The outbreak of Measles among the troops was clue to germs brought in by soldiers returning from leave. A scientific, ranid method of coping with the malady is to sniff up, gargle and swallow small Quantities of warm Ehmnzol, which' dispels microbes without injury to the system.* The Early Closing -Movement won’t worry you if you get your'bottle from the chemist—a f‘Unique” stopper hot water bottle, the • b©:t of cold weather comforts.*