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Southland Times, Issue 17655, 12 February 1916, Page 7

Amusements. Popular Picture Palace. 2 to r> DAILV G. 4 5 to 10.30. Till-: LAST APPEARANCE OJ-’ IIAUV BICKFORD. MARY PICKFORD. In Her Latest ami Greatest Success. "FAMILY DIVIDED.” 3000 ft Drama, Ami 5 Strong Supporting Gems. Coming Monday Tlie Biggest Programme on Record. THE BOSS" A V.'ORDD FILM Feature. • 5000 ft. ’’Russia’s Mighty Army” A M agnilicent Spectacle. 3000 ft. “ A'Heart of Snow ” An Absorbing Military Drama. In 4 Parts. 4000 ft. And ■'! Supporting p“‘”ETAOIN NLP And 3 Splendid Supporting Gems. The Strongest and Longest Programme on Record. COME EARLY and Soo Everything. ONE MIGHTY PROGRAMME. Gd Gd —Prices as Usual—6d Cd To enable patrons to seo the full programme wo will start at, 7 sharp and continue until 10.30. MU N ICTP A L THEATRE, 1X VERC ARGILL. WEDNESDAY (23rd), and THURSDAY (24th). Direction .. •• •• DRAMAS, LTD. THE FAMOUS WITHIN THE LAW. COMPANY, Headed by Miss Hilda Dorrington. Presenting by special arrangement with .1. C. Williamson, Ltd. On WEDNESDAY, 23rd. THE MAN AVHO STAYED AT HOME. THE MAN AA’HO STAYED AT HOME. THE MAN WHO STAYED-AT HOME. "Mr Preston, don’t think me impertinent, but I just want to bring borne to you the fact, that there are many men besides yourself who have responsibilities which they cannot reveal to the world. Dut which are more than sufficient to justify them in staying at homo." THE MAX WHO STAYED AT HOME. THE MAN AY HO STATED AT HOME. THE MAN AVHO STAYED AT HOME. THU RSDAAp 23r/l. G ET-RIC H-Q U! CK AV ALL I N G FORD. G ET-RICH-QL !CK AA'ALL ING FOI ID. G ET-R 1C IT Li U1 CK AV ALLING FORD. The whole town will be tickled to death. Never such laughter caused before. Clever turned dialogue, Delightful sentiment and Humorous Situations. , G CT-k I OH-QUICK AVALLIKGFORD. GET-niCH-QUICK WALLINGFORD. GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORD. MISS HILDA DOR KINGTON and MR LIONEL WALSH in the Leading Roles. PRICES —1/-, 3/-, and 1L EARLY' DOORS: Stalls Gd extra, and Gallery .1/Extra. Box Plan opens at The Bristol next Saturday Morning, at 10 o’clock. NO EXTRA BOOKING FEE. THBO. BOASK, Rep res on ta 11 ve. HK mm iT'v Vi Workers all use REXONA Round the Train Sheds, the Work Shops, on the Wharves and at the Factories you will hear Jail the boys say : “Rexona is the best remedy in the whole country. We all use it.” All these healthy lads.know what they are talking about. They live.a strenuous life,. and alv/ays wish to-be■ in;fit '■ condition 4 but bruises, abrasions, cuts and hurts are bound to come their way, in the natural course of events, and it is when these occur that they prove the worth of Rexona, the Rapid Healer. BESOM EV “ There arc so many uses for Rexona that everyone is using it now. One day it may be found useful for the minor.hurts which are forever occurring in evervduy life,, and another day it will prove invaluable for the more serious troubles, such as Piles, Eezcma, and various forms of Skin Disorders. People in every class of life .use Rexona, from the highest to the lowest, and Rexona. brings relief to all; so get a 1/6 pot of-Rexona to-day,,and you will soon find it so useful that if will not be long before you are getting the larger pots, holding,nearly four times the quantity, for 3/-. vs* rapid heallr iHE Do you enjoy having Indigestion ? might well be asked in all serious* ness, for scores of people seem quite resigned to suffer from the gnawing pains of chronic Indigestion when permanent relief is within easy reach. Perhaps you are not aware that a most successful cure for this common complaint is Dr. Crossland's “Noxol," sold by chemists and stores in every town and village throughout New Zealand. “ Noxol ” is an established remedy with a splendid record. Hundreds of men and women who have suffered for years from Indigestion I testify to the great curative quality of “ Noxol.” j Many cases could be cited where people have j written expressing their appreciation of this won- | derfully efficient remedy. The two following let- | lets are typical of scores received from time to j time; " I was a great sufferer from Indigestion, and I never secured much relief until 1 used ‘ Noxol.’ After a few doses the change was beneficial to me, and I could eat almost anything that was pieced before me, which I could not do before trying this medicine. I can confidently recommend it to others in like circumstances.” The next man's experience was equally remarkable : “ I have been troubled with Indigestion for the last ten years, and have tried various remedies, but never got any real relief until I bought a bottle of your ' Noxol ’ from Mr. Thomas, storekeeper. After taking the best part of it 1 feel quite myself again. Hoping this will help some other peer sufferers as it helped me.” You can buy a bottle of “ Noxol ’* from the nearest Chemist or at your Grocery Store. The price is 2/- per bottle, j Indigestion isn’t worth holding on to —let " Noxol " give you relief.