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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1803, 20 December 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA house Palmerston N. Under Direction of Alf Linley. General Manager P. P. Bigwood Manager for Alf Linley W. A. Low ONE NIGHT ONLY. TO-NIGHT First appearance of the Dainty. Dashing. Delightful CARRIE MOORE Supported by her own specially organised Company, in the Musioal Farcical Comedietta "CHIPS." "CHIPS." ok A VISIT TO THE STUDIO. A musical medley of Songs and Dances and specialities, written and played to amuse old and young. Not a dull moment from start to finish. Magnificent Scenery, Elaborate Staging. Pretty Costumes. Prices 3s, 2s, Is. Reserved seats 4s at Millar's. Treasurer, W. Bigwood, Advance Representative, W. A. Price. ORIENT LODGE, 1.0.0. F., No 12. THE Ordinary fortnightly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held in the Lodge Room, Church Street, on Friday, December 20, at 7.30 p.m. Business —Initiation and General. Bv Order of the N.G. A. FRANCE, Secretary. BANK HOLIDAYS. Banks doing business in PalJL merston North will be CLOSED on WEDNESDAY 25th, THURSDAY 2l)th, and FRIDAY 27th inst., being the Christmas Holidays, and on WEDNESDAY, Ist January, and THURSDAY, 2nd January, being the New Year holidays. WELLINGTON DRIVERS' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. (Palmerston North section). THE Annual Meeting will be held in Brit annia Buildings on FRIDAY. December 20th, at 7.30 p.m. A full muster of members is requested. GAYIN STOYE. Secretary. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR DESTROYED. RUSMA. (Registered) 191 Lambton Quay. (Over Economic) Wellington N.Z Dear Madam,—l beg to say "Rusma" is an absolute safe cure (which I guaranteee if persevered with) for superfluous hair on face or a'ms Price, One Guinea per box, It is not a depilatory as it removes the hair by the roots, and after each application the growth returns weaker and finer. It is a home remedy, and may be used on the ruost delicate tkin and leaves no mark or soar whatever. Rusma entirely supersedes the tedious and painful mtthod of electrolysis. Unless spilt Rusma never grows less and always retains the full strength. After melting allow it to cool to the consistency of thick cream, then apply with knife. ' Rusma" should be applied again directly the hair is through the skin. A feature ot the new process is that after first treatment (which, if preferred, I shall be Dleased to give at my rooms free of charge) the skin is left entirely free from hairy disfigurement and without mark or blemish of any kind. In this way complete immunity is enjoyed between the applications, and these become less frequently necessary as the roots are steidily destroyed. After us'ng do not throw away " 1-usma," replace in pan for future treaimenfc. I will be pieased to supply further particulars on application at my r; oms, and also to give an ocular demonstration to any lad? anxious to see " Rusma" in operation. It is necessary to api ly ' Rusma Skin Food 1 after each treatment. Price 3/6 per bottle. "Rusma Powder," to be dusted on part after treatment, price 5/- total JBl 10s, 6d extra for postage Thanking you, I am, madam, Yours truly. FLORENCE HULLEN, P.O. must accompany all orders. P 8. —I have numerous letters from delighted clients testifying to the efficacy of " Rusma" when all other method ailed. SPRAYING. TRY Berger's Arsenate of Lead for spraying your fruit trees. Sure death to all leaf-eating insects. To be had from Clark & Thompson, 3 Fitzhkrkkrt-st. Acknts F. J. Shepherd, Sub-agent. PICTURE FRAMING. SEND your photos and pictures to be framed Large seleotion of oak and fancy mouiding3 to choose from. Prices beat all at CLARK & THOMPSON, 3 Fitzherbert-street Agents foi Berber's H.P. Paint. Motor cycle hill climb Fitzherbert, last Saturday. Do CGI. AS WON IJOTH K VENTS. Tile Douglas proved the most flexible hill climber, and even beat the time of an 8 h.p. motor. Ride a Douglas for power, flexibility, hill-climbing and reliability. Sole Agents. Nonpareil Cycle & Motor Co RAILWAY platform REFRESHMENT ROOMS. LOCAL residents and visitors from the country seeing friends away by tram will be pleased to know that a Private Boom (or Refreshments has been added, leading off the Dining Room (facing Main Street) where Luncheon, Afternoon Tea, and Refreshments will be served at Priyate Tables. J. H. FLETCHER, Proprietor,