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Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 January 1921, Page 1

ATTEND THE ORIGINAL MOVIES. FARIiANDS TONIGHT EDDIE POLO returns to Levin in r ANISHING k AGGER, Think of it! The King of the Circus here again. "The Lure of the Circus" was his greatest success." "The Vanishing Dagger" is his next success, easily outdoing Tom Mix, William Farnum and George Walsh for stunts. Bring the kiddies along, They will like to see this all-fire, brilliant Picture. mHE IyCYSTERY OF -| O The Serial Supreme is the next Short-story Picture, featuriug the great Francis Ford, known by all picture-goers as their favourite actor. SESSUE HAYAKAWA In /TIKE TLLUSTRIOUS T>RINCE. The most absorbing and thrilling story ever written by tke pen of Oppenheim. ALL THIS AT ORDINARY PRICES. Also, COMEDIES AND GAZETTES. Follow the crowd. Come Early. Seats Bookedi Already! MONDAY, JANUARY 31, and) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ]. A BRITISH PICTURE • made from A BRITISH STORY By A BRITISH PRODUCER. (C:c-il M. Hepworth.) TJOUNDARY TTOUSE. TJOUNDARY TTOUSE. -T3OUNDAR? TTOUSE. From the Novel by Peggy Webling. A human story depicting the call of Youth to Youth. The romance of ' ■a country girl with a Touring Acrobat. Featuring two of Britain's best pic-. turc players— ALMA TAYLOR and GERALD AMES ALMA TAYLOR and GERALD AMES" ALMA TAYLOR and GERALD AMES A beautiful story enacted in a glorious English scenic environment.

ROOFING IRON: 6ft, 6/9; 7ft, S./3j Bft, 9/3; 9ft, 10/6 per sheet. Barb wire, 3 inch at 53/6 cwt, No. 10 P.G. wire 52/ cwt; Sheep netting (50 yard roll) 43/6. At Parker, Vincent and Co., Levin. CERTAIN-TEED House and Barn Paints in various colours, all ready mixed in gallon tins, just arrived*. Stove Enamel, Glossy, Black and Durable, in large tins; raw and boiled linseed oil at Parker, Vincent and Co.'s. WANTED KNOWN-AH users ef kerosene lamps should instal the Wunderwiok; 50 per cent more candle power, 33 per cent saving in oil. Call and see it demonstrated.—Sims' j v city Hardware Depot. 'ANTED KNOWN.— Wunderwick will save time, money and trouble; no trimming, no dirt, no smell, no smoky chimneys. Instal it in your home to-day.—Sims' Novalty Hardware Depot. /DIES' SILK HATS for Summer wear, good size; 2/11. —Stiles and Ma-theson, Ltd., Levin.

21 i -t -LADIES' PANAMASj just XXthe thing these days for picnics, etc.—Stiles and Matheson, Ltd., Levin. HIS Season's Trimmed Millinery, 10/6.—Stiles and Matheson, Ltd., "Levin. XU O WEAII HATS, good shapes. Stiles and Matheson, Ltd., Levin.

fjTAKE T^OTE. MERCHANTS' PRICES ARE FALL-ING-SO ARE OUR'S. Test theui afc GIBSON'S J /-LADIES' SUMMER-WEIGHT J- WOOLLEN JUMPERS, in many fashionable shades.—Stiles and Matheeon, Ltd., Levin. B have a very dainty selection -of Ladies' Summer Costumes at very low prices.—Stiles and Matheson, Ltd., Levin. OJUORROW AT NINE.-Superior White Pique, very wide, medium cord; usual price 4/11 j reduced to 2/11. At Clark's Sale. T "FT pOOMBES, CABINETMAKER AND PICTURE FRAMER. FURNITURE manufactured in latest designs in Oak and Rimu. PICTURES FRAMED. Factory: Opp. Presbyterian Church Oxford Street, Levin.