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Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 January 1921, Page 1

ATTEND THE ORIGINAL MOVIES. GARLANDS TO-NIGHT A BRITISH PICTURE made from A BRITISH STORY By A BRITISH PRODUCER, (Cecil M. Hepworth.) From the Novel by Peggy Webling. A human story depicting th© call of Youth to Youth. Tho romance of a country girl with a Touring Acrobat, two of Britain’s best picture 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. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 : MARSHAL NIELAN’S FIRST NATIONAL MASTERPIECE; F F 0“ K OLDK0 LD K ENTUCKY. ENTUCKY. (In Eight Parts) FEATURING ANITA STEWART THEY’RE OFF! THEY’RE OFF! THE PICTURE OF 1000 THRILLS! Here they arel Count them for yourself: Tho Great Kentuck Handicap with a Girl Jockey Winning. Fierce Feudal Battles in the Hills, Night-riders in a Daredevil Manhunt. The Moonshiners’ Terrible Revenge. The Death Plunge Over a Cliff. Awful Dynamite Plot. * The Exciting Fox Chase. Awc-ipspiring Leap for Life——Horse across a Broken Bridge, Battle With Pitchforks. Clash With Revenue Officers. The Girl in the Blazing Barn. Rescuing the Favourite, Desperate Ride With Death. Kidnapping the Jockey. Lynch Law at Midnight. The Assassin’s Awful End. A Tender Love Story, Clean Human Humour. ANITA STEWART AT HER BEST. In this Stirring Story of the Picturesque Old South! NOW DON’T FORGET JN OLD JJBNTUCKY. JN OLD gENTUCKY. FEATURING ANITA STEWART At Ordinary Prices. Accompanied by OUR WONDERFUL ORCHESTRA.

Roofing iron ; 6ft, 6/9; 7ft, m j 6ft, 9/3; 9ft, 10/6 per sheet. Barb wire, 3 inch at 63/6 cwt, No. 10 P.G. wire 52/. cwt; Sheep netting (ob 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). Store Enamel, Glossy, Black and Durable, in large tins; raw and boiled linseed oil at Parker, Vincent and Co.’s. WANTED KNOWN—AII users of kerosene lamps should iustal the Wunderwick; 60 per cent more candle power, 33 per cent saving in oil. Oall and see it demonstrated.—Sims’ jvelty 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’ Novelty Hardware Depot. LADIES’ SILK HATslor Summer wear, good size; 2/11.—Stiles and Matheson, Ltd., Levin. -LADIES’ PANAMAS; ;ust the thing these days for ♦picnics, etc.—Stiles and Matheson, Ltd., Levin. THIS Season’s Trimmed Millinery, 10/B.—Stiles and Matheson, Ltd., Levin, 'ri f\IO - LADIES’ READY-TO-JLU O WEAR HATS, good shapes. Stiles and Matheson, Ltd,., Levin. MERCHANTS’ PRICES ARB* FALLINQ—SO ARE OUR’S. Test them at GIBSON’S

Qi /—LADIES’ SUMMER-WEIGHT "A WOOLLEN JUMPERS, in many fashionable shades. —Stiles and Matheson, Ltd., Levin. WB have a very dainty selection of Ladies 1 ■ Summer' ■Costumes at very low prices.—Stiles and Matheson, Ltd., Levin. TO-MORROW AT NlNE,—Superior White Pique, very wide, medium cord; usikl price 4/11; reduced t& 2/11. At Clark’s Sale.