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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 89, Issue 212, 7 September 1945, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Dircction: Williamson Pictures I Corporation, Limited. 2 p.M. NOW SHOWING 8 P.M. OUR RACE WEEK-END ATTRACTION! The Gay and Gallant Sweethearts of “So Proudly We Hail.” PAULETTE GODD'RD—SONNY TUFTS BARRY FITZGERALD (Of “Going My Way”) Beulah Bondi Ann Doran Marie McDonald MADE FOR LAUGHS . . . THE PICTURE THAT TOOK WELLINGTON BY STORM. THE HAPPIEST COMEDY OF THE YEAR! I LOVE A SOLDIER (Recommended for Adult Exhibition.) EXCELLENT FIRST HALF INCLUDES March of Time—“REPORT ON ITALY.” Latest Govt. News—“ Men and Women of the Armed Force* Return to Wellington from Overseas.” - “Jap Envoys at Bougainville.” "Gracie Fields in Rotorua.” LATEST PATHE OVERSEAS NEWS. Plans Now Open at D. 1.0.

DUCHESS THEATRE Aramoho TO-NIGHT S 70-. MORROW - 8 P.M. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 PJW. KAY DHLLAND PAULETTE GODDARD ln “THE CRYSTAL BALL” GREAT ENTERTAINMENT! Exciting Romance with Lots of Laughs! (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Reserves at Bridges—’Phone 4778. Theatre 'Phone 4878.

WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILEWithoa! Calomel—And ton'll Jump out 9I Bed in the Morning Foil of Vim. Tbe liver tbould pour out two pounds 01 bile into your bowels daily. If this bib 9 not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest (t just decays in the bowels. Wind bloats ti| our stomach. You get constipated. You .holo system u poisoned and you feel sour .ired and weary and the world looks blue. Laxatives are only makeshifts A mere bowe novement doesn't get at the cause. It tak< hose good old Carter's Little Liver Pills to g< hose two pounds of bile flowing freely on uake you feel "np and up.” Harmless, gendyet amazing in making bile flow freely. Ask for CARTER’S Little Live Pills by name Stubbornly refuse anything else. I B|d. Distributors ? Fossett & Johnson, LU., Levy BuiUints, Manners Strut, WtUinttors C. 3.

yr ” DOES THE BOYS’ INSTITUTE NEED £50,000? Make no mistake ... the need is urgent! The present Hostel accommodates 40 boys... but the proposed new Hostel for 100 boys will be full the day It opens. And these boys need our aid. They're orphans, or country lads working in Wellington, perhaps sons of fallen servicemen. They get more than good board ... they get planned recreation, useful hobbies, sound counsel and wise guidance . . . and they pay only from 11/- to 25/- a week. There's another urgent need for this money, too! The Boys’ Institute, realising the necessity for ensuring the continuance of our agricultural heritage, plans to purchase a training farm which will be operated by boys for the boys ... under the tuition of experts. These are the reasons behind our appeal for £50,000. We know you’ll want to help. Make your donations payable to the Boys’ Institute, Wellington. the BOYS’ INSTITUTE

Don’t Hold Them Back RAILWAY WAGONS HAVE VITAL WORK TO DO Every day hundreds of wagons are collected in marshalling yards and sent off North, East, South, West. When they come to you, free them without delay. They are urgently wanted. The situation to-day calls for more and more transport. Help provide it by speeding the wagons. TIME SAVED EQUALS EXTRA WAGONS

RFTr - Q NOTHING SO PALATE-PLEASING ..Mth . pw ‘Jil'L As a fresh . firm slice of NEWSOME S BREAD with jam and I - t| butter - In fact, the bread alcne | is a royal banquet. newsome's n£n/nc