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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 402, 20 May 1922, Page 1

Those who arc fastidious and would receive great value for their money will find it this ' night at the Kosy in 'THREE SEVENS," and many other stories, some ol which are any.

PALACE Inasmuch as Saturday is the last night of the week and the night when many of the people array themselves in lino raiment, it is right and seemly that on this night thev jouknev to the PALACE and' meet Saucy MABEL NORMAND in her choice clusterisation o» "MOLLY o'. "MOLLY o'. "MOLLY o'. "MOLLY o'." "MOLLY o'." '•MOLLY o'." And as there be other pleasing pictures and music by the Peerless Orchestra, enjoyment to the content of your heart will be vour portion.

MMtMiffliMM EVENTIDE AT THE EIGHTH HOUR ALSO ON MONDAY AT EVENTIDE At the above hour, Charlie Chaplin and his adopted waif, who grbwflth into a goodly youth, will cavort across the screen iii '-THE KID." <: THE KID." "THE KID." "THE KID." "THE KID." "THE KID." You will contribute thusly: D.O. and Back Stalls 2s 2d (Ik-served 2s 9d); Stalls, Is Id. ' Your scat may be reserved by calling at the office of the Kosy Theatre oi' ringing the phone and stating your requirements into the ear of the man who listeneth on the other end, but speak clearly, else it soundeth like a fZOSY Ml-m:„ SUNDAY, MAY 21st. Sunday School 2 p.m. Gospel Meeting 7 p.m. Preacher: Mr G. Whitehead. BAPTISMAL SERVICE AT THE RIVER, Ruahine Street, at 3 p.m.' (Weather Permitting.) Owing to the Baptismal Servica the Bible School.will! not be held. THE SALVATION ARMY. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! MOTHERS' DAY. /"IONDECTED by Brigadier E. G. V 7 Nowby, assisted by Adjutant and Mrs Maslin, of India. Services at 7 and 11 a.m., 3 and 7 p.m. Appropriate Singing and Short Addresses—not a dull moment. Everybody invited to attend. "Wear a White Flower for Mother." THANKS NOTICE. lAVING sold my Grocery Business to Mrs E. C. Thompson, I sincerely thank my Customers for their past patronage and hope they will extend the same to my successor. I also thank Messrs Lines and Oakley, H. Burrows, and Mounsey and Co for their JOSEPH CLARKSON. PALMERSTON NORTH TECHNICAL SCHOOL. OECOND TERM of all classes comD mences on MONDAY NEXT, May 22nd inst. Wool classing class commences on June 2nd. /"i 001) opportunity offers for a \X sound and thoroughly practical Dairy Farmer to acquire on easy terms a Manawatu property, adjacent to the Glaxo Factory. Incoming man can, if he prefers, take over stock Lund implements now on property. Man with some capital preferred. Apply to JOSEPH NATHAN AXI) CO., LTD., Palmerston North. HAVE A BATH?. WHAT'S better? We will sell a Doultbn Bath lor £lO 10s. First i\i secures this bargain..; Your Plumbing Work catered for; good work at moderate charges; satisfaction guaranteed.—W. A. KYLE AND CO., Reasonable Plumbers and Drain-layers, 347 Main street, Palmerston North. Phone 758, P.O. Box 429. KNITTED DKESSfiS. T ADIES' KNITTED COAT FROCKS J J and COSTUMES in the latest and most fashionable styles; just the thing for the cold weather. See the splendid display at CORNER MAIN & GEORGE STREETS Phone 276. Premises open till 9 p.m. Saturdays. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. two-storied Brick Bungalow, locality. Owner would exchange for rent-producing town property, or would (•(insider reasonable oiler. For further particulars'write "Opportunity 708," •■Standard" Office. BLACKSMITH SHOP OR MOTOR GARAGE WANTED. A CLIENT WITH £'soo CAPITAL £%_ wishes or would be prepared to consider partnership in one or other of the above businesses. References exchanged. Proprietors please communicate fully "CAPITAL," • Care Charles Haines Advertising Agency, The Dalgety Building, Wellington. FLOWERING SHRUBS. FINE assortment of native and ornamental shrubs. Collections of heaths, yeronicas, flowering gums and wattles, dahlias, chrysanthemums, perennial phlox, gerl)eras, etc. Broadleated lace-barks (over GOOO).—R. E. HARRISON, 148 Seandia street (phone 1001), opp. Hokowhitu bus termini's.