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Southland Times, Issue 19170, 14 February 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. FROM CRINOLINE To ONE PIECE BATHING SUIT! A pretty rapid jump you think —but sec how the Brilliant Comedienne VIOLA TY AN A lOLA VAN A Puts it over in ’ ‘ CRINOLINE AND ROMANCE” ! “CRINOLINE AND ROMANCE” You must see the petite Queen of Speed, Pep and Vivacity in this Scintillating Story of Love and Laughter. \ Showing at 7.25 at the CIVIC PICTURES MUNICIPAL THEATRE—TO-NIGHT. Then at 8.30 You’ll see: The Great North Woods Drama of Fighting Men and Beautiful Women. ‘BACKBONE” “BACKBONE” —Featuring— EDITH ROBERTS and ALFRED LUNT. Here’s a picture that’s packed with thrillLs frenj the beginning to the last gasp that leaves you breathless. It’s the story of a lad who learned that love was worth fighting for—even though the opposition was a gang of cruel North Woods schemers who • stopped at nothing to gain their ends. An action-full picture that you won’t want to , miss. Also Showing— STAN T AUREL in fTIHE pGG tan IJaurel in ±he _Ejgg It’s a Scream! NO INCREASE IN PRICES! ENTERTAINMENT —By— THE FIRST BATTALION BAND. (Otago Regiment). ; THURSDAY EVENING, at 7.30. I ' —at — RUGBY PARK. RUGBY PARK. > RUGBY PARK. RUGBY PARK. MILITARY QUICKSTEP and TEST SELECTIONS For the : CHRISTCHURCH CONTEST. Admission—l/-. Jj4l6 PROFESSIONAL ART CLASSES. MISS G. TODD i (Holder of Certificate, South Kensington, ' London, for Drawing and Painting), WILL resume her Classes in her Studio, No. 5, FEDERAL BLDGS., On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. Hours as usual. FbB6 J jy£’SS LINDA G. CLEMENT, L.T.C.L RESUMES TUITION. ’ PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. —— ..i,.,-. Studio: Bank of N.S.W. Chambers, DEE STREET. | (A Cardf. .SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTICS. MR FRANCIS HELPS, Suggestive Therapeutist, can be consulted by intending Patients at his Chambers, Y.M.C-A. Buildings, Tay Street, between the hours of 9.30 a.m to 1 p.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. FRANCIS HELPS. ' ' Ff2S3 I MRS HALLIDAY (Miss McLeod) has | Resumed Dressmaking Classes, corner ' i Nith and Tay Streets. Hours: 10 to 12 and j j2 to 4/Saturdays 10 to 12. Fi354 j CHIROPRACTIC. Nicol & wright, I CHIROPRACTORS, ! 86 KELVIN ST., INVERCARGILL, I ARDWICK STREET, GORE. j If you are ill try Chiropractic—Nature’s Cure. ■ HOURS: 10 a.m. to 12; 2 to 6. ! Saturdays: 8.30 to 12. Consultation Free, j ! OPEN FARMERS’ EYES TO PROFIT i UP-TO-DATE Methods of keeping Books are as much to the Farmers’ interests jas scientific methods of grain and stock • raising. The I.C.S. offer a practical cor- ! respondencc course on Farm and Station ■ j Book-keeping. Simple, quick way to only ! • efficient method of keeping, farm accounts I fin perfect order. Very low fee. Free i i booklet. Over 200 other courses to choose * i from. i INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCEj SCHOOLS. • (Australasia,' Ltd)» ! R. N. RlDD—District Agent, Dept., B„ i Box 687.—Dunedin. ( MiJS CLARK JJRESSMAEER AND COSTUMIER ■ (Rout'. Building.). 75A DEE STREET. ’PHONE: 160. ! SAMUEL RITCHIE. ’) soLicrros, 47 ESK STREET. (Meuk tic Oughton's Buildings). : Phone —68. J. G. IMLAY, M.A., L.L.B. ' BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. ■ Corner Dee and Don Streets. (Alexandra Buildings). ■ ’Phone: 1310. P.O. Bon: 215.1 Jfls2 I MISS EME MILLS, Chiropodist, Neils’a ■ Buildings, Dee Street (l*Ue Collings • Street, Melbourne) —Corns, Ingrowing Toe- | nails, Bunions, Flate Feet, Chilblains, ' Brokendown Arches, Weak Ankles and all j Pedal Defects successfully treated. Consul- 1 tation FREE. ’Telephone: 1479. MAKE HANNON YOUR ! BUTCHER >■ TSECAUSE HE GIVES THE BEST i SERVICE OX BEEF. WETHER MUTTON. ' DAIRY FED PORK. PRIME LAMB. ARE THE STANDARD OF OUR GOODS. J. L. HANNON & CO. , PRIME MEAT SALESMEN TAY ST. and CONON ST. !