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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 138, 13 May 1941, Page 3

A now super model conics to the range of "King J-Jal” iMattresses . , . and the makers arc giving you a sporting chance of winning one for sixpence. A beauty has been donated to the Patriotic Committee, is showing in C. and C.’s No. 3 window and headquarters for tickets is C. and C.’s Enquiry Office. But that’s besides the point. The newcomer is the "Halspring .Mattress” with pullman unit and box spring base. The last word in comfort and luxury. Genuine value at 16gns, from Collinson and Cunninghamo’s furnishing dc-

LOOK AT THIS ! Seldom is such Great Entertainment seen on One Programme. TWO FIRST RELEASE ATTRACTIONS! ♦ ❖ THE METEOR ❖ ‘YOUR FAVOURITE THEATRE.” COMMENCING TO-MORROW 2 p.m., 7.45 p.m. The Director of the Xever-to-be-Forgotten ‘‘Mr Chips” gives you his new hit. Musical Comedy, Sparkling -with the AY it and Gaiety of Youth. Five New Songs. SPill:; ■ mm kMl6» s or f %cmMOSSON 'SSSssa. i’zSxzZmm m g Tinkling Happy Melodies in a Romance of To-day grace McDonald ROBERT PAIGE VIRGINIA DALE WILLIAM FRAWLEY EDDIE QUILLAN FRANK jENKS (Roth Approved Plans at Millar and Giorgi, Universal Exhibition) phone 518'2, or 'theatre, phone 5753. “THERE’S ALWAYS A BETTER SHOW—AT THE METEOR”

THinGS HEED THE GEnTLE CLEflnSinG SUDS OF LAUnORIfIE '-VO wm. "****<**, , m \xpmzm. 1 <sm W&& "'^2 v '<>. “;fl THE BSC BAR McLeod Bros. Ltd., Manufacturers.