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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1860, 9 July 1920, Page 1

To-day ,‘J to b To-night 0.30 to 10Two Totally Dill'erent Dramas, 1 loaded by LILA LMi'l in .“PUPPY LOVE,” LILA LEE in “PUPPY LOVE,” A Pretty Romance with the .Charming Voting Lila Leo in Qliavgo, And “WHEN FATE DECIDES,” “WHEN FATE DECIDES,” Featuring VI ADLAIN'E TRAVERSE, MADLAINE TRAVERSE, V hose line acting as Mdnio. Caillaux recently made lier many admirers. And “THE MAN OF MIGHT,” No. 5. “THE MAN OF MIGHT,” No. 5. 3 HOURS OF GOOD PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-MORROW sit 2 and at 8. MEG CLMINO Will Appear at the Matinee. A DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT, A DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT, Commencing at 8 Sharp, With ALBERT RAY and ELINOR FAIR In “THE LOST PRINCESS,” “THE LOST PRINCESS,” One of the Cleanest and Cleverest Comedy Dramas Ever Screened. CUTE SUB-TITLES. THEN AT 8.55 Come MEG MEG MEG MEG MEG MEG .MEG MEG Whoso periormance last night was quite up to her reputation as a ( HILD-WONDER. Siic sings French songs with the east and grace of Ha tine Stewart or Ada Reeve, hut the Climax is reached in her home-land song—New Zealand. Then The Programme finishes with MEG MEG M EG MEG CIMTNO MEG MEG MEG MEG

“A FIGHTING COLLEEN,” “A FIGHTING COLLEEN,” A .Most Pleasing Storv of tlio Shims, with BESSIE LOVE in a part that proves what a wonderful little dear she reallv is. BESSIE’S BEST PLAY. Coiue To-night! Don't leave’ it till ( ciine To-night! Saturday and he Come To-night! crowded out. BOOK AT THE KOSY. Stalls Is Id, D.C. ‘is Id. Reserves is 7d. M EEK NIGHTS AT 8. SATURDAY AT 7. The Latin Quarter, where to starve lor a. week adds to lile’s joys, with the 1 rioncls that count—-who share joy and sorrow etpiallv with tame. A DELIGHTFUL ROMANCE OF BOHEMIAN LIFE, “ETERNAL LOVE,” “ETERNAL LOVE,” Featuring RUTH CLIFFORD and DOUGLAS GERRARD, As the Model and the Artist. Charming settings of studio life, beautiful photography and costumes, and a. story that will make you smiles through your tears. Also “WRONG FLAT,” 2-Reel “WRONG FLAT,” Comedy

GENERAL BIRD WOOD’S VISIT. A LL Returned Soldiers are requested xA. to tail in at Soldiers’ Club, George street, at 0.30 sharp on IRON DAY. 12th inst., for purpose of attending Reception to General Birdwood. 13. J. JACOBS, President. PALMERSTON' NORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. NORTH STREET PARK. NOTICE is hereby given that playing of Football on North Street Park on Sundays is absolutely prohibited. and persons offending in this direction will be severely dealt with. J. R. HARDIE, Town Clerk. Bth July. 11)20. Cl M.W. spraying pumps; we liavo a /• fine selection. Call and inspect at thq Hopwood Hardware Co. 13 ED spraying oil, largo quantity JL'li how to hand, in 1-gallon tins. Write for quotations from Hopwood’s. /ORCHARDS pruned thoroughly V./ spraying done scientifically by competent men (motor power used).— P. D. Henderson, nurseryman, Main street, ]ihone 1014. rpRAVE L LEES’ samples, at lowest X possible prices; one each style, overcoats, raincoats, jumpers, lovely furs.—Wood, 8 George street. jyj'OTORISTS.— Please note that wo carry stock and can procure at rhort notice all motor and cycle acces-sories.—Co-op., Eongotea.

WE sell biscuits at per lb or by the tin. Largo stock of cream crackers and waters always on band.—Dustins. Ltd. ATTRESSES of all kinds, kapoc, hair, flock and fibre; all sizes and prices, the best value in town. See the mat F. J. Sheppard’s, 85 and 85a Rangitikei street. E have the finest selection of bntieh chocolates in Palmerston [North. —Dustins, Ltd., Square and Main street. SULTANAS, bormalino, milk, rye and other fancy breads fresh daily at Dustins’ JTfjARMERS', call at Emmett's store, . Fcathorston street, for the lowest prices in town and best quality goods. Phono 1009.

QOUNTRY customers.-A limited supply of thin white and gold breakfast cups, without saucers j also milk jugs in all shapes aud «izc*.—Wataon Him, Ltd.