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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 208, 1 August 1928, Page 6

Tho attention of readers is directed to the advertisement in another column of the social and dance to be held to-morrow night in the Soldiers’ Club. Organised by All Saints’ Young Men’s Club in aid of their building fund, the function will doubtless come in for a generous measure of public support. A professional orchestra will supply the latest music, euchre will bo provided for non-dancers, and a very enjoyable evening is promised to all. Attention is drawn to the Cabaret de Luxe at the Empire Hall, on Friday, August 3rd. Larkins’ orchestra was not available for the opening night, but will bo from now on. Mrs Borlaco will be at the hall on Thursday afternoon and all Friday, or ring 5919 for bookings. After a satisfying luncheon what could bo better than a still more satisfying smoko, cool and soothing, with one of our very fine quality genuine _ Briar pipes. A new shipment of 30 varieties of latest shapes to choose from. Workers, this line is well worth inspection. Prico Is each. Procurable at Collin6on and Sons. —Advt. “Mana”—the butter of ito-day, or tomorrow, and everyday. —Advt. A very dependable hose —smart too for cold weather wear is this heavy weight, art silk weave awaiiing you at the C. M. Ross Co., Ltd's. Mock seam, wide range of shades. Usually 3s 6d, salo pneo 2s 6d pair.—Advt.

Bo you six foot or four foot two, Your mind is tho tape that measures you. Somo aro tall and wiso, somo short and silly, Somo little and lovely, like Baby Billy. But tall or short, or little and old, Take Woods’ Great Peppermint Curo for cold. —Advt.