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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1588, 14 June 1920, Page 1

GENERAL NOTICKS. ROSY Modern Methods of How to Woo. Lessons from 2 to 5 —6.30 to 30. THE WAY TO LOVE. There are no better letters patent covering- any particular way. It depends on the girl—and the man. See “THE HOUGH NECK” “THE ROUGH NECK” “THE ROUGH NECK” If you are in favour of the stand-and-deliver style of getting the gill. If you are as good as MONTAGU LOVE MONTAGU LOVE MONTAGU LOVE With a big stick instead of a bouquet or box of chocolates you’ll do —- otherwise STICK TO VIOLETS AND POETRY. But Monty got the girl. Frank Mayo Barbara Castleton in the caste. Also Showing “BEWARE OP BOARDERS” Muck "BEWAKE OF BOARDERS” Sennett And 2 TOPI CALS ’NOTHER COMEDY PALACE To-Night at 8. TWO PICTURES ONLY, Including MARY PICKFORD In “CAPt! RUDD, .UUN.” “CAPT. KIDD, -lUN.” “CAFE KIDD, J UN.” A Delightful Scotch Comedy-Drama with plenty of Action and Adventure. And SESSUE HAYAKAWA IN “BONDS OF HONOUR” “BONDS OF HONOUR” “BONDS OF HONOUR” .A Story of Japan and the Code of. Nippon. Twin Brothers alike in Looks, Disimilar in Morals. One hag to shoulder the burden of the other’s traitorous conduct. HAYAKAWA In a Dual Role that will Stagger you by its DIVERSITY AND CLEVERNESS. Either Mary Pickford or Sessue Hayakawa could fill the theatre, so get in early. Treat Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday as you would a Saturday. BOOK YOUR SEAT. PRICES: 1/1, 2/1; Reserves 2/7. Motors at 10.15. everybody s To-Night at S. We have pleasure in announcing that we can again show JACKIE SAUNDERS JACKIE SAUNDERS JACKIE SAUNDERS The Pretty Young Ingenue, In “A BIT OF KINDLING” “A BIT OF KINDLING” In a Pretty Part as “Sticks,” a newspaper girl that has to keep her end up with the famous New York Newsboys. A sort of Mary Pickford-Cinderella Story with some good acting and a pleasing finale. Also COMEDY SCENIC TOPICAL. mmm r,vra. PALMERSTON NORTH RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOC!'ATI ON. AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING will be held in the Club, George Street, on TUESDAY EVENING, 15th inst., at S p.m. sharp. Business: (1) Receive Reports of Conference Delegates. (2) Decide steps to be taken with reference Government's action re Stoppage of Loans to Returned! Soldiers for Purchasing Houses and Farms. (3) Presentation of Gobi Badge to Mr J. H. Hankins, Life Honorary Member. (4) General. B. J. JACOBS, President. P. H. Harper j U- L- C. Merton, L.L.B. HARPER & MERTON (Successors to J. Bruce Beale). BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS’. Money to Lend on Approved Securities at Current Rales 15 Rangitikei St., PALMERSTON N. Oxford St., LEVIN. Telephones; 1030, Palmerston North. 35 0, Levin. PRUNING OF FRUIT TREKS. TVEMONSTI v AT lONS pr«ining will •"' of fruit free given, wtulliu permitting, as under: Mr E. H. Hocken, Colylou, Wednesday, 16th inst., at 2 p.m. Ml- A- J. Day, Ash hurst. Wed uesday, 10th, inst, at 10 a.in. Messrs Thorpe and Madsen. Awahnri, Th :rsday, 17lh inst., at 2 p.m. All interested are invited to attend. J. W. WH EI,AN, Government Orchard Inspeetor. Derailment of Agricullure. I HAVE been appointed Palmerston agent for the famous “Upson Wall Boards.”—F. J. Sheppard, £5 and 85A Rangitikei Street.