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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1705, 19 December 1919, Page 1

The All-Rritish Picture, "BROKEN THREADS" "BROKEN THREADS" "BROKEN THREADS" Mlt'pworth Film); IS A REAL BEAUTY. Scenery Magnificent. Acting Super Especially the Two Principal Artists: OURISSIIC WHITE as Hole HARRY HOWARDS as "Dippy Harry Edwards wrote the Play "BROKEN THREADS" "BROKEN THREADS" "BROKEN THREADS" Is a Picture that should please a tastes, especially lovers of Englis scenery, fields and coasts. . Also, "THE FIGHTING TRAIL" No. 11 "THE FIGHTING TRAIL" No. Jl And CLEVER CHRISTIE COMEDY. TO-NIGHT AT 8. To-morrow at 2 and 8. The Sequel to the Popular Fi In Six Parts, "THE RAINBOW TRAIL," "THE RAINBOW TRAIL," "THE RAINBOW TRAIL," By ZANE GREY, WILLIAM FARNUM, In a Double Part, and ANN FORREST as "Fay." ire revelations oi the nefarious prae tice.s of the Mormons, and also showing how LASSITER and JANE Get Out of the Sealed Valley.. Also, "A SON OF A HUN," "A SON OF A HUN," A Rollicking Sunshine Comedy, In Two Parts. Rook Your Week-end Seat at the Kosv Booking Office. TO-NIGHT AT 8 ' Is quite pleased with GERALDINB FABRAR. CERALDINE FARRAR. In EIER LATEST and REST GOLDWYN, SHADOWS," SHADOWS," TWO MEN-ONE WOMAN. •ilio answered the 'phone, and over wire came the voice that brought hack vividly those horrible- . days in Alaska : "I'm coining to-night at 11 to see you —and vou'd hotter see me." mat was all —lie was gone. THE EARLY MISTAKE FOR WHICH SHE MUST PAY! WHY SHOULD SHE DO ALL THE PAYING? A Woman's Wits against a Man's Brute Strength. MANAWATu am) OkO.UA RIVERS. IMPORTANT MEETING. A MEETING of all those intorested in -<■"-». tlie formulation of a scheme for the prevention of flooding of the above rivers, will bo hold in the Hall, Rungiotu, on FRIDAY evening, the 19th inst., at 8 o'clock. Messrs Jickoll and 11. Akers will be present, with plans of rivers. JAS. C. McEWEN, Convener. IPOIIT wine.—Try a caso (for ChristtT mas) of two gallons; freight paid nt 32s 6d. —Bray's vineries, Swansea. BUY your furniture and ironmongery, bedding and congoleum. a! street. ■ 'ANTED known.—The Palace con fection'ery shop for Xmas sweets and chocolate boxes. English, American and colonial children's fancies. R" ACREs7Kairanga road, £1500; 23 acres, £475; and 2J acres, £600.I W. 0. Broohv. 27 Raneitikei Btr«»t. 9d; goggles, 4s 6d pump clips, Gd ; Eng 0d; oil, 4d; G.A.C , Dunlop solution, 4d 6d ; tyres from 6s ,—At the Ideal cycl "Standard" Olfice fi OLD PAINT, W outfits, Cd; lish saddles, lis vulcanisers, Cs 9d; rear carriers, 2s tubes from 3s 6d. works only, next phone 1189. 7ANTED known, F. J. Sheppan f lias not sold his ironmongery am furnishing business at 85 and 85a Ran gitikei street, whore ho carries a larg and varied stock. Call and see him. '7ANTED known, for concrete o f asphalt paths, drives, septi (tanks, etc., apply G. liealy, license drain-layer, 14 Andrew Young street. I~7VRUIT and jam jars just landed . F. J. Sheppards; quality an price right, get in eaily. Our price for English dinnerware and teawaro ai lo«r. 7 OTE for Butcher and Bradley f< IV your painting and decorating.224 Main street and 130 Broad stree /TILLAR AND GIORGI for me .yJ- and boys' boots and shoes, su t able for every requirement, large s stock in town, beat variety to choo I from. Prices absolutely right, and la a but not least, satisfaction guarantee d Note address: Millar and Giorgi, bo '' specialists, the Square. __ __ ANTED to sell, duchess che wardrobe, Austrian chairs, tr< se'rs' press, tenuis net, clocks, watch gold alberts, lady's gold cha r- bracelets, brooches, and B flat com —J. C. Mooney, 60 Rangitikei stre phone 1155. __ J NAMELLING and overhauling 1 1J cycles and motor cycles esp< {ally catered for at the Ideal cj \ [works, next "Standard" Office. Cy< J enamelled, overhauled, lined in g< and wheels triedby -| J TVTOTEING succeeds like success, i 'j IN no sales succeed better than tt 1. j conducted by Harry Palmer and Co.