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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4900, 20 June 1918, Page 6

I AMUSEMENTS. H.M. Theatre notice. TAWING to the Installation of a New Generating Set, there will be \. NO SCREENING AT JJIS It has been found necessary, as a result of foe mishap on Tuesday, to introduce an entirely new plant, and patrons can rely upon the most up-to-date methods of screening in future. The Management wishes to cordially thank the public for its kind support, and to apologise for the •unforeseen necessity Hvhich prevents screenings this evening. WATCH FOR TO-MORROW’S ANNOUNCEMENT.

HOW TO RESIST THE COLD. ■ Intense cold lowers the. vitality, and persons whose constitutions axe weak and liable to congestions and inflammations. The best means of resisting the effects of cold is to clothe warmly and to take plenty of good solid food, containing a large proportion of oils and i fat. For persons with weak lungs, or subject to colds and chills, the use of Wilson’s Malt Extract with Cold Liver oil may be strongly recommended. The Mlalt Extract builds up the system, and the Oil makes the body impervious to obahges of temperature. This admirable combination, as a medical man terms it, makes the finest winter tonic imaginable. It is sure and certain in its results. Wilson’s Malt Extract is also obtainable without Cod Liver Oil in it. In this form it is most palatable, and children especially like it be taken on bread, with porridge, or by itself before or after meals. Obtainable all Chemists and Stores. Be sure to ask for Wilson’^.

A warm fire in the daytime and a North British Hot Watetf Bo'Alo at night are ias goad as an extra ,set of underwear anu far less expensive. Look' for. the patent “Unique” stopper. A'V chenrsts.* .