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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10121, 31 October 1917, Page 1

Bring Your Visitors to Palmerston's m The Finest Theatre in tlio Dominion Commences at (>,.'50 Each learning. to-night avf. snow “The Man Who Wouldn't Die.' 1 “The Man Who Wouldn’t Die.” Screened at 7.0 and B.IA. A Iso CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN 1 n BEHIND THE SCREEN. BEHIND THE SCREEN. At (CIO and 8.20. Opens lor tlio Holiday Rush at 0.30 Kadi Evening. . TO-NIGHT FOR ONF. NIGHT ONLY. FOR (INK NIGHT .ONLY, Wo Show a Revival ot MY OLD DUTCH, MY OLD DUTCH. Featuring ALBERT C tTEVALTFR and FLORENCE TER NET? TO-.MORROW NIGHT, And also on FRIDAY and SATFRDAY NIGHTS, DOROTHY DALTON (Vampire) DOROTHY DALTON In ‘ THE DARK HOAD. THE DARK ROAD. The Strongest Play ever nut out hy The Triangle Co. It Out-vamps Hie “Atoll At onmn” as a Vampire Film. AVaich To-morrow's Papers for more particulars. QPE R A H OUSE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER (ith. TX All) OF THE NF.W ELLA LAND .1, NURSES’ AIEAIORIAL FFND. PROMINENT ARTISTS From Wellington and Taranaki are assisting. By the Kind Permission of the O.G. j THE AWAPF.M ORCHESTRA. AVelllngton’s Leading LADY RECJTER. THE SCARECROW DANCE EXTRAORDINARY. A Cause that Deserves the Support of J Everyone. TABLEAU VIVANT, Arranged by Air C. H. AVarden. POPULAR PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan at Millar’s. COOKED FOOD FOR SALE, j DON'T MISS THIS. rX connection with the catering at the Show, the Town and Country Patriotic AVomen Workers will offer for sale all unused cooked food between 4 and 5 o'clock to-day and to-morrow, at the Fond Depots on the Showgrounds. One depot is in the .Machinery Hall and the oilier is opposite Hie shilling- stand. CAURING JAIK'W /CATERING. A LL Caiermo on Hie Showgrounds / i is run hy Hie Town and (Vninlry Palriotie Aomen Workers in aid ol Patriotic Finals.

1 Wi> Luncheon Rooms 11 in!»• r Grand si ain I, 2s (id. Three Tea Rooms, Is. Counter Lunch under 2s Stand, where a clip of tea and sandwieli or cake can ho had ini' (id. .Mdk and Calces also sold lor children. N.Z. MILKING SHORTHORN ASSOC I Ah lON. nr UK Annual General Meeting oi the Association will he held at Sucre-1 tary’s Office, 15 Rangitikci street,! TO-AIORROW (Thursday), Ist November. 1917, at 11.30 a.in. Business: Annual report and balance-sheet, election ol Council members, notices ot motion, and general. W. HUNTER, (Secretary. X.Z. WOOL ((ROWERS’ COMMITTEE A A! FETING oi Wool Growers oi tlio Wellington and Taranaki districts will be held at the A. and R. Offices, Palmerston .North, TO-MORROW (Show Day), Ist November, at 2 p.m. The object of the meeting is to elect a. representative for the above districts in the wool growers’ interests on the Board of ' The Controller, Department of Imperial Government Supplies.” The Controller (R. Triggs, Esq.) will welcome 1 hr* appointment of a Com milice ol live or six members to confer with him. All woolgrowers invited lo attend. G. L. .MARSHALL, Prov. President Farmers’ Union, Convenor. GUARDIAN ASSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED). WE have pleasure in announcing that AIR W. E. HYDE has been appointed chief agent for Palmerston North and surrounding districts. Eire, Marine and Accident risks accepted at lowest current rates. Oflices, Bryant’s Buildings, llangitikoi street, Palmerston North. PIANOS. —We are agents for the most famous pianos and can give you tho easiest of terms. Give us 44 call before deciding elsewhere. OATES, Sole Agents, MILNER AND THOMPSON, LTD., Main street west, Palmerston North. Opposite Railway,