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Southland Times, Issue 18855, 22 June 1920, Page 1

I AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT of tin? FRENCH ROMANCE, “ ETERNAL LOVE.” 14th Ep. “MAN OF MIGHT,” Comedies, etc. ALBION THEATRE WEDNESDAY: A FATHE FEATURE. ] Why do the ladies love brass buttons. We i don’t know. Perhaps you do. I WILLIAM RUSSEL in “BRASS BUTTONS” SOUTHLAND LADIES’ HOCKEY CARNIVAL. VICTORIA HALL. JUNE 23 to 26." PLENTY OF GOOD THINGS TO BUY. STALLS Conducted by Members of Individual Clubs. COMPETITIONS AND GAMES. j EXCELLENT PROGRAMME BY j ORPHANS’ ORCHESTRA. 1 I SPORTS! Tide i.i your chance to give the I I.adits’ Hockey Association a lift along, j Jq4S5 I PROFESSIONAL. SCHOOL OF ART. MR R. WADE cl (Gold Medallist), Studio: Neil's Bldgs., Dee Street. J r517 Telephone—lsso. C. FORD, A.N.Z.I.A. REG ISTERED ARCHITECT (Late with 11. Mandeno, Dunedin) Wishes to announce that he has commenced the practice of his profession at BRISCOE’S BUILDINGS, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. tA Card.) J. G. WADE, DENIAL SURGEON. Successor to— F. W. GRESHAM, Colonial Chambers, Dee street. MbS2 ! ; BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, ! 72, ESK ST. (Opp. Times Office;, \ INVERCARGILL, ! Money to Lend on approved security I at current rales. Solicitors unuer Dis- : charged Soldiers’ Settlement Act. I JUGAL. /TORDON J. REED wishes to announce that he has commenced Practice as a SOLICITOR in Offices situate in the Colonial Chambers (upstairs), Corner DEE fee. and CRESCENT, Invercargill. ’Phone —S. P.O. Box—lS 1. Jh2so CHIROPRACTIC. R. N ICO L» * Chiropractor, SO, KELMN STREET. Chiropractic, the Science that Accounts for, locates, and Corrects the CAUSE ot Dl-c I.;'". Kc-ERS: 10 to 12, 2 to 6; Saturdays. S.hii to 12. J. CROMBIE SCOTT r j M.l.Mcch.E., etc. ] PONSULXLNG ELECTRICAL AND S MECHANICAL ENGINEER. i And MACHINERY VALUATOR, j Colonial Lank Buildings, I 4, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. P.O, Box —305. r'uune —1551. Late City Kieitrical Engineer, Christchurch. Ir you have a house to wire, a motor, an j engine or any class of machine to install, i save trouble by engaging n.c to prepare i plans, call ior tenders, and supervise the I work. j Town electrical reticulation a speciality. Private Address: 221 DEE STREET. I Jc72 j ifT.iV£ SULPHARINE HAIR RESTORER ft FAIR TRIAL. See how it freshens your scalp—checks the dandruff and falling hair. Your HAIR needs this st.mulating tonic, then its life, colour, and nbui!uan'’e j will return. Start the trial TO-DAY. I PRICE—2/6 PER BOTTLE. j I’o.-tCd, .3/-. SOLE MAKERS MACALISTER & CO. CHEMISIS AND OPTICIANS, (R. Winning, Prop.) DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. TURNER BROS. 53 LOWER RATTRAY ST., DUNEDIN. O' ASH BUYERS AND EXPORTERS OF RABBITSKINS Abo—SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, HIDES, CALFSKINS, TALLOW, and HORSEHAIR Aiex, PEAT & Co., Ltd. LEET STREET, INVERCARGILL. Garage Phone: (Alex. Peat) 471 (Alex. Leslie) (JOI.E SOUTHLAND AGENTS: ALLEN. ° MAXWELL, OLD3MOBILE CARS. Say, Sara, do you believe this? It’s a fact. There are eight great plants covering 250 acres, employing 12,000 men working ceaselessly to produce. Maxwells, and the result is there are over 300,000 of these cars running on the road to-day. In 1914 there was one Maxwell in every 1000 care. In 1915 there was one Maxwell in every 500 cars. In 1916 one in every 48 cars. In 1919 there was one Maxwell in every 16 cars. Well, Bill, I’ll just slip round and get a Maxwell now while they are still £4tJ5, because I hear they will soon be over £SOO, and if all you say is true they are well worth it.