jg V E .R y B O » Y 1 Jg Coming Attractions for tho Week. TO-NIGHT. TO-NiIG;HT The famous .M ARG ÜB'R.fTE [CILAIRHh in SITjKS AXID SATINS : SILKS AND SATINS ' . . SILKS AND SATINS Tuesday, 11th. "MARIA ROSA." Wednesday, 12tli. 'MAi'JA !{Q>A Founded oh the play by miiido MarI bury aind; 'Wallace K-illpatriuk. The greatest achievement ioi the arc - of the cinemai. ; IT'S A i'ARAMOUNT. 1 Friday, September 1-lth. FOX NIGHT. William Fox presents GEOQ&GE WALSH —dn— Tfljj B E A S T .***; T'H E li jfl A,S T "V THE B E A S T A vih'ilo story of a bad man's rofcs'iiiaition. MATINEE every Saturday afternoon. I SATURDAY, SEPT. In. "THE HEART Ol'' NORA VIjYMN." "THJC HEART OK NORA E'LYNLY." | "Th:e heart ok nora elynn." j 'Featuring the famous IvIAJUE DOlii., in a; five-part Domestic Drama. The story of nursemaid who assumed tho guilt of her mistress's intrigue. . SAiyxE OLD PtRIIOES. Plan at Ait--822-1 ken's. —Capable Girl. Apply Mrs. W. S. Park. 819—,1 FARMLAND'S -MOVIES. 12,OOGSt. Pi-ogra m. — All sfca r.s. I Tuesday ll|th. Wednesday I:2th "ESIMJERALIDA." ' ""'MASTER KEY." {serial). "OAHI'IVE GOD." I'ridaiy. 14th. Saturday 'loth. 1 'HUMAN DRiIFTWOOT)." "/MYSTERY OF MYiRA." (serial). "FINAL JUDGMENT.'" I'leaso' cut this ouifc. Sl'lM LEVIN SALE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th. iVfl ESSRS ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. Ltd., will sell as above at 12-i5 p.m.— 60 t'at w ethers. 40 4 and 6-itooith wethers 100 fat and forward ewos 30 fat ewes 40 ewes with lambs at foot. 30 fat hoggets 100 good hoggets. 150 hoggets 150 hoggets. 3 guaranteed cows in milk. 10, 2 and 2-J-; rentr steers 20 empty forward cows 10 Jersey cross heifers (eloUc to profit). 30 4-year bullocks. 4 2J-yoar steers. l' bull. 1 steer. Baeoners, porkers, stores and weaner pigß. All pigs must be yarded at 11.15 sharp: Pig sale starts at 11.30 sharp 818-1
TWO WOMEN fvcrn Mra. M. Darcy, 163, St. Leoa. •ird's-road, Ascot Vale, Victoria. ~Bome years ago, I began to suffe: irom various liver and kidney troubles, arising no doubt from a severe cold 1 Contracted about that time and which ■early prostrated me. From thence on, I experienced arute pain in the back and sides, and under the shoulder blades. The slightest pressure on the liver wouid cause me intense pain. 1 suffered like this for a long while without- any prospect of relief, I having tried so man\ remedies without avail. As a last re tource, I decided to try a course of Warner's Safe Cure, which had been highly recommended to me by friends who had derived great benefit from tab ing the medicine. After taking a few bottles of Warner's Safe Cure, my health improved rapidly, an I was soon effectually cured and free .>om ali the fain and discomfort which has assailed (le for so many years." from Mrs. Eva Sharrer, 24, Hanover street, Windsor, Victoria. "Some years ago I was taken with ▼io'ent pains in the sides and back. My appetite became poor and my digestion was weak. I had great- distress after ea.ting, violent vomiting with »evqre headaches and intense prostration. Whilst feeling very disheartened at the failure of medicines I had taken, I hap pened to read one «f your pamphlets and decided to take Warner's Safe Cure. I began to improve almost immediately. The improvement, continued until I was once more in good health. My appetite is now excellent and my digestion perfect. I know of many others who have >, ien Warner's Safe Cure with great and lasting benefit." Warner's Safe Cure for the kidneys and liver is sold by chemists and' storekeepers everywhere, both in the original (ss) bottles and in the cheaper (2s 6d; uon-alooholie "Concentrated" form. Hean's Essence is sold regularly by lost chemists and store, or post free n receipt of price—2s— from iHcan's 'Jiarmacy, Wanganui; but bo sure j ou get H—E—A—JST'S. 19
WHEN YOCT ARE BILIOUS. Food ferments in your stomach when you aire bilious. Quit reating and taie a full doee of Chamberlain's Tablets for the stomach and liver. They will clean out and strengthen your stomach and to-morrow you will relish your food again. The best ever for biliousness. Sold everywhere.—Advt. It's 41 long way from Levin to Wellington, and you'd wear out many a pair of boots - before you .found any there equal to those supplied by FRED PINK. Buy your boots at F. WPink's, Oxford street. Levin, and bring all you?' . epairing jobs to him.—Advt. ■ 'Tie most absurd! I do declare there's funny people everywhere: cranks who harbor "ticks" and "rats" and freaks who wear old-fashioned hats: but most amuskng of them all j are those who, when bad colds befall, ! .obsolete nostrums still endure, whilst j needii'7 "foods' Peppermint Cure. Ad. j No cold is NAZOL proof. And no } cough and cold remedy is so econom- i ical as NAZOL. Eigliteenpence buys j 60 doses—more that three a peniy.— AdsJk
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 September 1917, Page 3
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