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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1744, 19 February 1920, Page 1

TWO-STAIv PROGRAMME, Headed bv. EVELYN A ESP IT, EVELYN AES LIT, AVho AVas the Famous Mrs Thaw, 1 n “I WANT TO FORGET,” ”1 WANT TO FORGET,” A Real Tip-topper. And—“MISS INNOCENCE,” ‘‘MISS INNOCENCE,” Starring JFNE CAPRICE, .1 EXE CAPRICE, With TWO TOPICALS and a CARTOON’.

TO-XICMIT at 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT TO-XIOIIT T()-Nn!llT AXD'TO-.MORROW XIOHT. International Attractions Presorts Till 1 ’ OR FAT Dlil'RY LA NlO 1)1! AAt A, Famous Throughout Australasia,Hv It LAN I) HOI/P, “THE'WHITE HEATHER,” “THE WHITE HEATHER,” “THE WHITE HEATHER,” “THE WHITE HEATHER,” in Six I mpressive Acts intensely Magnified hy Scenic Orajulenrs. ACT I—Tito Panic on tho London Slock Exchange. ACT 2—The Hunt Among tho Hoa--1 her. ACT B—The Croat Trial Scene. ACT I—The, Race to the Wreek. ACT A—ln tho Slums —tho Fight at tlio Imi. \CT (i—Twenty Fathoms Deep—the Terrific Fight lor Lite on the Hotlom of tin 1 Ocean. Hetwoon Two Divers (one tho Lover—tin* other the I Inshand) lor the Marriage Palters! v SFCCKSSION OF SPFCi.UTLAR SCKXKS NFVKR SIT. PASS KIX PRICKS; Is Id. 2s Id; Reserves at xosy. 2s 7d. Children hall-price.

TO-NIGHT AT S Will Present COIiINNK GRIFFITH COIMXXE GRIFFITH in “THE UNKNOWN QUANTITY,” “THE UNKNOWN QUANTITY,” From the Story ot the Seme Nome by O', HENRY. Lot X Equal the Unknown Quantity. A Puzzle Play and a Good One—Get in on it. YOU’Lid PE PLEASED. A LS( ) CO-OP. WEEKLY REVIEW. “Are Second Marriages Happy?” “What the Ice Age Left” (Educational). A PICTURE TREAT At the Usual Prices. YIANAWATU PATRIOTIC SOCIETY. TITHE Usual Fortnightly .Meeting will I he held in the Homim;h Council Chambers TO-.MORROW (Friday) AFTERNOON. at -LOO o’clock, when ail members are requested to attend. Business: General. JOHN PER MAIN. Secretary. M ANA WAT IT Pill LOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. ‘OIRST .Monthly .Meeting on FRTJL DAY. February 20th, at the Museum, at 8 p.m. Paper by Colonel 'l'. W. Porter, (ML; “Personal Reminiscences of Maori Burial Customs and Superstitions.” The public invited. PUBLIC NOTICE. nnjiE Jewellers of Palmerston North JL hereby <*ivc notice that their business premises will remain OPEN ALL DAY ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, and will be CLOSED ALL DAY OX SATURDAY, February 21 st, for annual picnic.

SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY. WE, the undersigned Furnishing Houses of .Palmerston North, hereby give notice that our business premises close at NOON ON SATURDAYS for the weekly li all-holiday. We will he open all day on Wednesday next, and each succeeding Wednesdav. CHAS. PIKE & CO. ANDREWS & SON. W. PEG DEN. MUSIC TUITION. PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN PLAYING Harmony, Counterpoint, Art of Teaching, latest approved methods. Limited number of students only. M® C HAS J. E AST ' 1 Carroll street, or Mr G. H. Bennett, Broadway. At home this month, afternoons, except Monday and Thursday. Evenings except Wednesday and Saturday. ABSOLUTELY UNEQUALLED. CARSON’S Aerated waters and cor J DIALS, made from Artesian j Water and Pure Cano Sugar. Om ; Quality—the Best. Obtainable every, j whore. Motor delivery. Factory phone 338; private phono 953. LL clearing sales entrusted to us will receive our best attention, i No salo too small or too large. When j I selling send for our representative, j i Valuations free. —Mounsoy and Co., i ' auctioneers. NEW furniture or i&rmo flexlcnic to ' oak or rimu, at lowesk priced ia town,.— Harry Palmor’c. j -RvTO household shall bo without the I IN Imperial self-heating iron, espccially these warm days. It saves time, firing and energy, and is also easy to •.operate. Complete directions with I %v-ery iron.—Watson Bros., Ltd. mm ■ i m ■