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A Bill of Cheerful Surprises. "HOME TALENT," A Big "HOME TALENT," Mack Senaett "HOME TALENT," Rib "HOME TALENT," Tickler. "A PARISIAN SCANDAL." "A PARISIAN SCANDAL." "A PARISIAN .SCANDAL." "A PARISIAN SCANDAL." Marie Provost's coquetting with the learned professor opened the eyes of the latter to the fact that there is still much tun in life. Verily, Paris is gay. 'TERROR TRAIL." 'TERROR TDAIL." 'TERROR TRAIL." 'TERROR TRAIL." Kosyites declare the new serial the most enthralling yet presented., and it is just in its infancy. Start now and get the hang ol the story forthwith. And another Sherlock Holmes story. 'THE DYING DETECTIVE," 'THE DYING DETECTIVE/' An Interesting British Film. Final Screen that St stirrina Story BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER. 'BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER. ' BRKA KTH K N RWS TO MOTHER. 'BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER. •BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER, BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER, A mother is a wonderful thing; other folks can love you, • but only your mother understands. She works for you, looks after you, you anything you is to die and leave you. "BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER" '•BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER" A plain, homely, compelling story. It can be understood by everybody, man, woman and child, because there is nothing far-reaching about it. dust what your mother would do, and that is the whole story of "BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER." ••BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER," Appropriate Strains by the PALACE PEERLESS ORCHESTRA. "THE KID,"BOX PLANS NOW OPEN, BOX PLANS NOW OPEX, BOX PLAXS NOW OPEN, And are plum pudding m a school boy. Note.—TO-MORROW "THE KID" shows at 2 p.m. and 7,-15 at the PALACE—and Note Further.—"THE KID" shows THURSDAY V. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, ATIXKES, 2 p.m. and Nights 8 o'clock. MONDAY NIGHT NEXT, at S o'clock. Prices (including tax): Is Id, 2s I'd, L> lrom 21s fid. Hart's and MacCrae's wool, kapoc and combination mattresses. Singer drophead machines in golden oak. as good as new, from tiff 10s; Singer treadle machines, £3 los (every machine guaranteed).— Hutchins' exchange, • 313-315 Main street east, near P.O. (phone 12/ SIGNS that will suit you designed and written by Alexander Clark's, Ltd., new expert. Get our price. Phones 417-418. Estimates and designs 1 AWN mowers. —Send your mowers JJ to us for sharpening. Wo have a special machine and guarantee our work.—Manson and Barr. Ltd. US.D.— Latest modelled Singer o sewing machines (drophead), in golden oak, £l2 10s.—U.S.D., 327 Main KODAKS a }S.—Wo have j\ reduced the prices of all Kodaks and Brownies in stock. Prices from 10s. Free lessons given, and first film or plates developed free. Kadok's authorised dealer, Central Photo Stores, 219 Main street. Premises open till 9 p.m. Saturdays. mOHUNGA Ointment is second to JL none, Is 6d and 2s 6d. Obtainable at all chemists and stores.' i/TOTORISTS! Note! Retreads, rehL liners, repairs. Study economy and give the Premier Vulcanising Works your job.—Address Hopwood's bdgs. QPLENDID enlargements or copies i l 3 from any old photo, for a suitable ! gift, at Billens' studio. Tfc EVOLUTION in table cutlery— JCi Table knives, best, 19s; dessert, 16s 6d h doz; boot laces, 4 pairs Is. See our sale windows.—N.Z.l. Co., 173 Main street. QEND it hero.—Our workshop is roO pleto with the most modern appliances, and wo are ready to undortake all classes of work with efficiency and despatch. Locksmithing, tool sharpening and saw gulleting. Lawn mower sharpening a speciality.—Manson and Barr, Ltd. mHE sanitary butcher.—o. Gray, Jl. 171 Main street, claims to have the most sanitary shop in Now Zealand. Goods from him are superfine. MORRIS chairs for £3 18s; only 2 IvJL or 3 left at the price.— Pegden's clean-up after sale. Call in. QEAGRASS chairs, guaranteed all L7> 'cane frames, from 2.1 s Gd. Just landed, a.,nice line of kapoc and wool bedding. Call and see us before buying elsewhere—it will pay yon. Singer drophead machines, in golden oak, £lO 10s.—Hutchins' exchange, 313-315 Main street, near P r O. (phone 1275). A NOTHER, batch of hassocks, Pegjt\ den's sale, velvet and moquetto, only 8s 6d. Pick one out for a footrest.

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 398, 16 May 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 398, 16 May 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 398, 16 May 1922, Page 1

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