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The hill to make you cheerful is doing its final run at the house of popularity. “HOME TALI-:XT,” .Mark S'cnnett “HOAJE TALENT,” Comedy. Marie Provost in a Pithy Comedydrama, -A PARISIAN SCANDAL.’ "A PARISIAN SCANDAL.’ "A PARISIAN SCANDAL.’ A Sherlock Holmes Story, “THE DYING DETECTIVE.” “THE DYING DETECTIVE,” The new serial, the most thrilling yet concocted, screened and devoured, "TERROR. TRAIL,” The ‘■TERROR TRAIL,” - Second “TERROR. TAIL,” Episode. If you miss any of these it will he lo vour ill content. n TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. He’s here at last. Drop all your worry and come forth to meet him. “ THE XII), ” Charlie Chaplin’s Greatest Effort. Meritorious, mirthful, a touch of sentiment andi a masterpiece withal. No necessity to go into superlatives over "THE KID.” His reputation has preceded him, and we now present him without a stain on his character. Prices (.Reserve Plan ■THE KID.” “THE KID.” D.C. and Rack Stalls As 2d 2s ild): Front Stalls Is Id. _ Kosy Ofliee. Children lialf-price to Matinees only. TO-MORROW ‘‘THE KID” takes up his lodgings at EVERYBODY’S, and remains there all this week. MATINEE 2 O’CLOCK DAILY. , NIGHTLY AT 8. MABEL NORMAN!) TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW NIGHT. Presenting (Mabel Normand in the Startling Creation, I MDLLY-O’.” “MOLLY-O’.” •■MOLLY-O’.” “MOLLV-O’.” I Greater than Mickey, and Mickey was j some him. Alolly-o’ is Mabel Normand’,s best work, and Mabel is good at all times. MKW r/EAI.AND 1] A BOER iIM h L |})ARTY. MOXSTJvU MEETING, i E M P J R E H A LL, ! On THURSDAY, MAY 18th, At 8 p.m. 'mi ii. x. Holland, M.r., Will deliver an address on ! ■•LABOUR’S POLICY IN THE COMING ELECTIONS.” Mr V. A. Christenson, the Cilicia! La Hour Candidate for Palmerston, will preside. MANCHESTER UNITY, 1.0.0. F. lOYAL Manawatu Lodge meets in J Oddfellows’ Hall, Cnba street, on • r J HURSDAY, (May 18th, at 7.30 p.m. I Business: Special. ’ S. J. WATSON, i Financial Secretary. TO THE RATEPAYERS. E desire to thank the Ratepayers ol the Manawatu Land Drainage District for their support at the recent ' poll. J. COLLIS. D. COLLJS. QEA GRASS’ chairs, all cane frame,! i-3 from 21s (id. Hart’s and (Mac-1 j Crae’s wool, kapoc and combination i : mattresses. Singer drophead machines [in golden oak. as good as new, from 1 Us; Singer treadle machines, £3 ; ids (every machine guaranteed).— ; Hutchins’ exchange, 313-313 Main | street east, near P.O. (phone 12773). j NIGNS that will suit you designed; and written by Alexander Clark’s : Ltd., new expert. Get our price | Phones 417-418. Estimates and design j free. j AWN mowers.—Send your mowers Li to us for sharpening. Wo have a accial machine and guarantee our ork.—Manson and Barr. Ltd. pWODAKS and Brownies.—Wo have reduced the prices of all Kodaks and Brownies in stock. Prices from ]Os. Free lessons given, and first film or plates developed free. Kadok’s authorised dealer, Central Photo Stores, 2PJ Main street. Premises open till 9 p.m. Saturdays. ripOHUNGA Ointment is second to JL none, Is Gd and 2s Gd. Obtainable at all chemists and stores. iMERSTON’S most sanitary hut;her. —C. Gray, 171 Alain street, sells meat under the host possible com ditioiis—-and prices arc right. MOTORISTS! Take notice! Pre- . micr Vulcanising Works removed to Hopwpod’s bdgs. Tube and tyro repairs o/loctcd at shortest notice. US. D. —A xmin stor carpets a rugs of all descriptions cheap.—lßS.JO., 327 Main street. H'OPWOOI) Hardware. lime, 4olb tin, os tin; cai of lime, contains the essential 13 plants, 451 b tins, os fin. EVOLUTION in table cut Table knives, best, 19,5; < I(J S Gd J doz; boot laces, 4 pa See our sale windows—N.Z.l. t Main street. OPWOOD Hardware. Guaranteed pure rubber hot water bags; not leak, 8s Gd each. NU it here.—Our workshop is replete with the most modem appli3, and wo aro ready to undertake Jassos of work with efficiency and itch. Locksmithing, tool sharpenand saw gulleting. Lawn mower zoning a speciality.---Manson and . Ltd. IE sanitary butcher.—o. Gray, 171 Main street, claims to have most sanitary shop in New ZeaGoodsTrom him are superfine, i

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 399, 17 May 1922, Page 1

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