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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 76, 26 February 1938, Page 1

THE SMARTEST SHOW IN TOWN IS AT the METEOR cinema TO-DAY —Sessions 2 p.m., 8 p.m. FEMININE FRANKNESS WITHOUT PRECEDENT! In MICHAEL ARLEN’S BRILLIANT COMEDY! ‘THE GOLDEN ARROW’ ‘THE GOLDEN ARROW’ ‘THE GOLDEN ARROW’ ‘THE GOLDEN ARROW’ With BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS Academy Award Winner! George Eugene BRENT PAULETTE Dick FORAN GORGEOUS GOWNS—ST [INNING SETTING S—SMARTING DIALOGUE— A Class Comedy of Love, Fortunehunters, and Millions! IMPORTANT RESERVE! It Costs Nu More! Plan at Millar and Giorgi’s, Phono 5182, or Theatre, Phone 5753. (Approved for Universal Exhibitiqn.) METEOR THEATRE SUNDAY, 27th FEB., 1938, At 7.45 p.m. J. ALEXANDRE LAWSON Of Sydney, Australia. “JAPAN IN THE PACIFIC” You must hear this arresting lecture by a Brilliant and Interesting Student of International Affairs. Japan has a definite programme, she believes her destiny is to control not only ASIA but the whole WORLD. ' HOW WILL THIS AFFECT NEW ZEALAND? Would a War involving the Eastern and Western Nations lea'd to ARMAGEDDON ? Two questions of paramount importance. A thought-provoking Lecture for thinking people, delivered in the Most Modern Theatre in Town. COME 7 Community Singing Precedes Lecture. ACCOMMODATION. ’■ WANTED, by young lady, board, bed-sitting room, hot point, telephone, near Square. Write 195, “Standard.” WANTED by young working man, '' board; must be handy to Reesdale Plaster Co., Lombard Street. Write 208 “Standard.” TXT ANTED furnished- room, prompt ■l' payer and clean, working ma.n. Write 205 “Standard.” WANTED, Joasonable board by young business girl, would share room. Write 190, “Standard.” BED-SITTINGROOM with morning tray or small flat for business girl. Write “Civil Servant,” 183 “Standard.” RADIO AND EQUIPMENT. REMEMBER, 2ZO.—We designed and built this station. The same service is yours by dealing with us now. The city’s oldest radio firm. Our long experience is your guarantee of good work. All makes of radio repaired. Valves tested free on latest Weston equipment.—J. V. Kyle, Times Buildings, Broadway. EADIO and electrical repairs our speciality.—Kirkland’s, Electrical and Radio Service, 102 Broadway. QONNOR, the only washing machine, with lagged copper tub and cast wringer. Reasonably priced, 4-year guarantee at Radford’s, 111 Rangitikei Street, Phone 5962. CROSLEY refrigerators from £39 10s, also State Radios including the new 6-volt battery set designed specially for camping and picnicing. Cash or easy terms.—Plione or call Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., Rangitikei Street, Phone rt, 6l. WANTED TO BUY AND SELL. CARS in good condition wanted for spot cash. —Mutual Motors, 167 Rangitikei Street, ’phone 6664. OR SALE, 1928 light 4 car, mechanically’ sound, excellent tyres. Economical. Cheap for cash. 143 Russell Street. WANTED to sell, pig clog pups, 3 ’< months. 8 Titolci Street. CINDERELLA,” 227 Main Street West.—Ladies’ dresses and shoes from Is; evening frocks, 2s 6d; coats, from ss. Wanted to buy, clothing, jewellery, boots, shoes, blankets, etc. We call. "WANTED to buy, set wash tubs. Ad•VV dress “Standard.” ASH buyer wants building section, reasonably close in. Particulars to 212 “Standard.” WANTED to sell, 3-piece Chester- '' field suite, only 6 months old, cost £23 10s new; also bedroom duchess, cost £3 15s new. Owner leaving for abroad. Would sacrifice for cash offer. Address “Standard.” NCLE ALF wants to buy gents’ clothing, hoots, tools, suit cases, -ellery, watches. Best prices. We 1 and collect. Phone 6780. —233 in Street.