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Southland Times, Issue 18859, 26 June 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ] Children’s Grand Matinee TO DAT — 2«. m. Children’s Grand Matinee TODAY —2 pm. A SPECIALLY FINE PROGRAMME : Semi or bring ail the Kiddies to see it. at the CIVIC PICTURES,, MUNICIPAL THEATRE. I 1 ,At 7.15 TO-NIGHT At 7,15. | Our Huge Double Super-Feature Bill!! j Our llupro Double Super-Feat tire Bill I ! j Easily the Best Show in Town To Night! j Whatever you do, be sure and see WILLIAM FAILS'CM i WILLIAM EARN CM WILLIAM FARNUM ; WILLIAM FAUNCM 1 WILLIAM FAUNCM i WILLIAM FARNUM At his , Very Best in “FOR FREEDOM.’ “FOR FREEDOM.’ From Prison Bars to Heroic Glory. KM MV WEI ILEX In a Play ■EMMY WE! I LEN of Action ] . KMM V WEI 1 I.KN “A Favor to a Friend."' i KMMY" WEIILEN “A Favor to a Friend." j I How a Kidnapped Girl fell in love with her i j abductor. | i A Hilarious Sunshine Comedy. j : Mutt A Jeff Cartoon, Topical Budget. j j ALL AT USUAL 1 HICKS! 1 I Book at Bcgg’s Save Disappointment’. | INTOM (COMPETITIONS. (Umler Auspices Winton Athenaeum Commitiee.) Will he held in MOORE'S HALL, WINTON. AUGUST 25, 26, 27, 192 C. ENTRIES CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, Programmes obtainable from SECRETARY. P.O. Box 25. Winu n. PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATE 'VOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Secti,>n 51) of tb.e Public Trust Office Act, BIOS, that all creditors and others hj; ving claims against any of the deceased persons whose names appear in the Schedule .tereunder (and whose estates are under administration by the Public Trustee l are hereby re, juired to lodge such claims, supported by full particulars, wilii the Public Tnn tor's local office at Invercargill, on or befon the IK'th day of August, 1920. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. SCHEDULE. PATRICIA S. BURROWES. la r of Invercargill, domestic dmies. THOMAS MLLHURN, hit : of I ivcrcargiil. blacksmith. EMMA Ei.i/i. MACKAV. late of in vereargill. domestic duties. THOMAS JOHN COOK, hue of Ryal Bu-h. farmer and sawmiUer. R. D. NEWTH. Local Deputy Public, Trustee. Invercargill, .Line 25, 11121). 1,!w(',04 (•I The Southland Meat Co. KELVIN STREET The Southland Meat Go. KELVIN STREET, THE GKAKJJ GENTLEM I > hj Thom -15. SUITS ‘"0 EiEASUR ; cut,-; i cest i REE T. aunvM. vVe have been is to measure tor been blocked with ; a position to go New Sampler of READY-TO-WEAR SUITS. ! Nice lot of IHE GRANDE Ilemfy-to- ; wear SLITS are to hand; made to our i order. 1 PRICES from £7 to £7 15/-. ) One thing we do knot.—you v.ill be j pleased with these Suits. INSPECTION INVTIED. VV. BIRD & W. GEORGE. LjPECIALS AT “ COPELAND'S ” FOR THIS WEEK. -7/6 5 dozen COLONIAL WOOL SOX at 1 /11 a pair. 6 TWEED N ESTS, sizes 3 and 1 oul each. 3 dozen Strung SAMSON BRACES at 2/11 each. 3 dozen FLANNELETTE SHIRTS, with collars—6/11 each. 2 dozen BOXING SINGLETS to go at 1/9 each. 3 dozen KHAKI HANDKERCHIEFS at 3 for 1/-. 20 dozen Wide-cnd TIES (wouh 4/6) to go at 2/6 each, ». 12 odd sac working coats—l 7/6 each. 10 dozen BOA’S’ BRACES—I/6 a pair. Gents’ 2 iin CKLLLLOID COLLARS (all sizesi —l./11 a dozen. Coloured TOWELS—2/6 each. ROSLVN PANTS and SINGLETS—B/11 a • garment. These arc all Special Lines and are Jut on their own for value. DON’T MISS THEM. COPELAND’S 36, DEE STREET. TtTcINTYRE’S Extra Strong Regulating Pills recommended by Ladies; 5/6. Chemists and Storekeepers everywhere.