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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 232, 19 June 1918, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. EMPRESS. A Sensational and ML'IiESS. Appealing Storv. - THE CROSS BEARER. ' THE CROSS 1 BEARER, Featuring •MONTAGUE LOVE .MONTAGUE LOVE As CARDINAL MERCIEIi. CARDINAL MERCIEIt. The lieloved Prelate, of Belgium. Magnificent Settings. Vivid Pictures of Hun Brutality. SAME OLD PRICES. 'Phone 3112 for Reserve Seats. Continued mHE KING'S Immense Success at AHE KING'S Of NORMA TALMADGE, in "PANTIIEA" The' most powerful ''I'ANTHHA" and heart-gripping "PANTHEA" drama ever screened "PANTHKA" in Wellington. A Triangle EVERYBODY'S Super-drama. -"J VERY"BODY'S "FANATICS" A Story of Love "PANATICS" tlmt was greater than "FANATICS" life or death. In Addition Episode Three <if ,"THE MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE CROSS.'' rjTOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction Will, and Rob. Thomas. ENGLISH PIERROTS. ENGLISH PIrIRROTS. ENGLISH PIERROTS. TO-NIGHT! • TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGIIT! LAST PERFORMANCE. LAST PERFORMANCE Of PRESENT PROGRAMME. PRESENT PROGRAMME. COMPLETE CHANGE TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). Box Plan Bristol; after 7 p.m. 'Phone 05. Prices—3s„ 2s„ Is. (plus tax). PUBLIC NOTICES. ST, MARY OF TIIE ANGELS' CHURCH. TpKONATIONS for Rebuilding will be jU' gratefully received by REV. S. MAIIONY, 1" Boulcolt. Street, Wellington. MISTRALIAN - MWUMrPROVi DENT' SOCIETY. Now Zealand Branch: Cuslomhouso Quay, Wellington. LOST POLICY. . . - XT is tho intention of the Society on or after tho Nineteenth Day of July next lo issue a Copy Policy in place, of Policy No. 30781 on the lifo of ALEXANDER VEITCH. which is do : dared to have been lost. ' Datod at Wellington this ISth dnv of June, WIS. A. AMIES, , , • Malinger, for New Zeaalnd,

THIN POLKS WHO WOULD BE PAT.

INCREASE IN WEIGHT WITH SOLID, II IiALTHY- PL'ESJI. "I'd' ceftainly give most anything to be able to fat up a lew* pounds'and stay that way," declares every excessively thin man or woman. Such a result is not invariably impossible, de.spito past failures. Thin people are often victims of malnutrition, a, condition which prevents the fatty elements of food from being taken up by the blood as they aro when tho powers of nutrition are* normal. Instead of getting into tho blood, all the fat and flesh-producing elements stay in tho intestines until they pass from tho body as waste in such instances. To correct this condition and to produce a healthy, nornvM amount of fat tlio nutritive processes may bo artificially supplied with tiie power which nature has denied them. This is often accomplished by eating a Sargol tablet with overy meal. Sargol is a scientific combination of several of the most effective elements known in medicine for this purpose. Taken with meals it mixes with tho food to help turn Ihe sugars and starches into rich, ripe nouVishment for the' tissues and blood, and its rapid effect is remarkable. Gains of from ten pounds upwards in a surprisingly short time are by no means infrequent. Yot this action is perfectly natural and absolutely • harmless. Sargol' is sold .by Messrs. C. H. Perrett and W: Salelc, of Wellington, and other good chemists ovary where, and evciy package contains a guarantee of weight iucreaso or money back. Whilst Snrgol has produced remarkable results in tho treatment of nervous indigestion and genel'al stomach disorders, it should not be used by those who nre not willing to increase their weight and flesh. Cases of diabetes, consumption, or other wasting diseases are not intended U> use this treatment.—Advt.

N» bad after-effects with WADE'S WORM PIGS. Wonderful AVorm AYorrtors. Price Is. lid.—Advt.

BNIFF UP, GARGLfc OR SWALLOW