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Levin Daily Chronicle, 27 July 1918, Page 3

Nelson is trying an experiment wit-Ji the 1 ' movies '' in connection "with school children, with the idea of giving the school children sound, wholesome pictures. The Nelson Town School:* Committee has arranged with a picture theatre manager to show a'juvenile programme once a month, tho films including gazettes, dramas, comics, and scenics, but will made a prominent feature of industrial and nature .study subjects. A few days before the exhibition the committee will be allowed to have a private view, partly in order that they may act as censors and partly to enable the tcacher.; to sec the nature of the films so that they may give to the children in sehool any prel.ini.uary explanations that may seem desirable. When occasion requires it, explanations will also be given during the showing of the films. Nelson is the first t'swn in the Dominion to cater for the children in this manner.

Two most important things when you get spectacles are: First, to be sure that your sight has. been- properly tested and that you gefitKe- right lenses; and, second, that the spectacle frame is correctly fitted". Another important thing is to know that'.you can rely on repairs being properly done if any tiling goes wrong. If 'you come to mo you may V' sure ill at everything will be right. JF. .0. Itcmington, Levin.

For ok.lJre::*B cmis'.is and colds tlli'e lx»:! l oirtoc]'. is IV \ ZOTj, Agreeable and More economical than mixtures or syrups. GO doses Is 0(k Itefuso substitutes.