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Northern Advocate, 3 June 1920, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Town Hall Pictures TO-NIGHT ONLY. Maurice Tourneur's Stupendous Production of the great Drury L,ane MeloDrama: 'SPORTING LIFE" SPORTING LIFE A PARAMOUNT-Ait TORAFT SPECIAL. A tremendous tale of Fast Horses, Plying Fists, and Beautiful Women, with an appeal to all men who play and all women who love. SEE SPORTING LIFE SPORTING LIFE SEE A Paramount Masterpiece. GOOD SUPPORTS. GOOD SUPPORTS. Lyceum Symphony Orchestra. Dress Circle 1/6; Stalls 1/. 358

Protect your mouth and throat j from the disease germs which are j very prevalent in the air just now— by using Sharland's Formalin Throat Tablets (Mint and Cinnamon Flavour). Sold everywhere. 2/. 294 It is said that there is a general satisfaction in the South Island with ,the arrangement entered into .between the Government and wheat-igrowers for next season's crop, and the Prime Minister when in the south was in formed that increased areas were being sown in consequence. "Just think of all the good times we've had together!" read Mr H." K. McDougall from a letter written by a brother-in-law to his deceased brother's wife. The case, which was heard at the €hristchurch 'Magistrate's Court on Tuesday, was one in which the female complainant asked for sureties of the peace against the male defendant. "What do 'all the good times' mean?" questioned Mr McDougall of the lady. "Well, we went to the cemetery together occasionally!" replied the complainant to the hearty laughter of the Court. i Infectious Germs which lodge in the mucous of the mouth and throat are destroyed by Sharland's Formalin Throat Tablets (Mint of Cinnamon Flavour). Sold Everywhere. 2/. 294 Mr Stanhope Forbes, the artist, tells an anecdote of how, when painting in a village street surrounded by a crowd of village children; bread and jam in hand, a woman came oat of an adjacent cottage to call in her little daughter. Turning sharply, the child swept right across the canvas, taking with her his whole morning's work. "You naughty girl!" exclaimed the irate mother shaking her by ,the shoulder, as she eyed the ruined canvas and the blotch of multi-col-oured paint upon her daughter's attire "You've spoilt your nice clean pinalf ore!" DrC. J. Reakes, D;V.S., DirectorGeneial of Agriculture, who attended the opening session of the New Zealand Fruit Growers' Federation, empathised the necessity for the reorganisation of the marketing of fruit, and assured the conference that his department would assist the federation in their efforts to improve the market position. Speaking on the question of the "Black Spot" j disease in apples. Dr Reakes said that the one outstanding-feature was that under the existing hethods of eradicating th© disease, growers were destroying good edible fruit. Create an atmosphere of Nazal about you, so that you constantly inhale it —about 10 drops on the chest of pyjama jacket at night or on the singlet in the morning protects you against infectious germs. During his visit to Hastings the Prince of Wales fost a pipe which he greatly prized. The pipe was found by Mrs G. Geddes, of Karamu road, and was restored to the Prince through the Mayor of Hastings, Mrs Geddes is now in receipt of a letter from Lord Claude Hamilton, the Princes' equerry, stating that he is desired by the Prince to "thank you very much indeed for finding and forwarding th e pipe which His Royal Highness Is most pleased to get back again." Accompanying the letter was a photograph of the Prince in military uniform, bearing the Prince's signature, with the addition of the words, *'Wth grateful thanks for finding my pipe." Sprinkle about 10 drops of Na*ol on the chest of the pyjama jacket at night—or on the singlet in the morning is a good way to get the benefit of Nazol inhalation—just try it. 294 IF YOU HAVE A BAD LEG THIS YOU. You cannot afford to take chances with a bad leg. If you. have a. sore on the leg, whether it be anpld, one which has been troubling you for many months, or years, or whether it is one of only recent date which refuses to heal, you should give it prompt and careful attention tt is particularly in the treatment of severe sores of this kind that Rexona has been used with success. So if you have a bad leg, try the Rexona treatment, and note the result. First carefully wash the sore with warm water and Rexona Soap, then apply Rexona gently over the sore, binding with a soft cloth. Repeat this treatment night and morning. If the sore is an old qne, a course of Laxo Tonic Pills taken at the same time is of the greatest help in producing prompt results. No one with a bad leg can afford not tq giye the Rexona reatment a trial. The pirce of Rexona is 1/6, large pots 3/, Rexona Soap it 1/6 per tablet, and Laxo-Tanic Pills are sold at 1/ to 2/.