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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1704, 18 December 1919, Page 1

HERE IT IS HERE IT IS > 0 AT THE KOSY FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS. You have many times fluid: ‘Why Don’t You CJiyc Us Some Good English Pictures ?” And now HERE JT IS. IT IS A HEP WORTH FILM, Entitled “BROKEN THREADS,” , “BROKEN THREADS,” Starring CHRISSIE WHITE and f HENRY EDWARDS. It’s the Kosy’s turn to get a Clood Picture. This Is It. ENGLISH PRODUCTION ENGLISH CAST ENGLISH AUTHOR BEAUTIFUL SCENES OF DEVON’S Fields, Lanes and Caves, Combined with A Most Engrossing Story. this is It. Also, THE FIGHTING TRAIL, No. 11. food Supports. Good Music. PHASE '"’.very Niglft At 8 Every Night THIS WEEK-END iVo will Screen a Stirring Sequel to the Great Picture Success, ‘RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE,” Entitled “THE RAINBOW TRAIL,” “THE RAINBOW TRAIL,” “THE RAINBOW TRAIL,” By ZANE GREY, Featuring WILLIAM FAKNUM, WILLIAM FARNUM, And same cast as in “Purple Sago.’’ HE! The City of Scaled Wives (that Mysterious Brooding Community of Broken Hearts) SEE! The Red River of Dread (so ably described by Zano Grey) SEE! The P'ight to Death in a Mountain Pass y SEE! How Lassiter and Jane got out of the Sealed Valley “THE RAINBOW TRAIL” . “THE RAINBOW TRAIL” “THE RAINBOW TRAIL” Is better than “The Purple Sage.” BE AVLSE AND BOOK YOUR SEATS. Prices as Usual.—Stalls, Gd; D.C., Is, Reserves, Is 7d. Everybody $ Presents a Goldwyn Picture, Featuring GERALDINE FARRAR, GERALDINE FARRAR, In SHADOWS,” SHADOWS,” A DRAMA OF EASTERN.DAYS AND ALASKAN NIGHTS. Only five minutes in an Alaskan dance hall to force to a terrible climax the drama that casts its dark shadows on her later life and happiness. The woman is Cora Lament. NEVER HAS GERALDINE FARRAR HAD SUCH A ROLE ON STAGE OR SCREEN. A Big Drama that Makes the Pulses Leap. Motor car for sale.—s-soat-er; electric light, 5 good tyres, car in splendid condition; owner has no use for it; no reasonable offer refused; on view at Landridgo and Son’s stables, Fitzherbort street, Friday, 19. A LL TIMBER tones, also YARDS firewood and facand coalyards in Palmerston North will be CLOSED on DECEMBER 24, and re- . open MONDAY, January 5, 1920. ♦ )' » 1 * CIYCLISTS, you will be well repaid ) by inspecting the new stocks at Anderson’s cycle shop, opposite Post Office. ' T3oßf~wino. —Try a case (for Christj.L mas) of two gallons; freight paid at 32s 6d. —Bray’s vineries, Swanson. BUY your furniture and ironmongery, bedding and congoleum, at _ Sheppard’s, 85 and 86a Rangitikei street. WANTED known.—Tho Palace confectionery shop for Xmas sweets and chocolate boxes. English, American and colonial children’s fancies. 6 ~ ACRES, Ralrauga road, £1500; 2J acres, £475; and 2J acres, £6OO. W. C. Brooby,- 27 Rangitikei street m 11/710LD PAINT, 9d; goggles, 4s fid: U 1 outfits, Gd; pump clips, Gd; English saddles, 11s Gd; oil, 4d; G.A.C v idea niseis, 6s 9d; Dunlop solution, 4d rear carriers, 2s Gd; tyres from 6s tubes from 3s Gd.—At tho Ideal cych works only, next “Standard” Office phono 1189. ‘VIST ANTED known, F. J. Sheppan YY has not sold his ironmongery am qy I furnishing business at 85 ami 85a Ran uhigitikei street, where ho carries a hug T s and varied stock. Call and sco him. es. 1 Y \T ANTED known, for concrete c sos jYV asphalt paths, drivqfc septi .mlI tanks, etc., apply G. Mealy, license IcsF drain-layer, 14 Andrew Young street, ; F. J. Sheppard’s-; quality ar , er - price right, get in early. Our pric< ow for English dinnerware and teaware a: uid L. \ J GTE for Butcher and Bradley f ire, V your painting and decorating.221 Main street and 130 Broad strec