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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 1979, 22 November 1921, Page 1

S READ, MARK AND LEARN! 3 Don't purchase anything: for the =| S Home or Farm without first getting r= S our price. We sell for Cash Only and =s 3 can sell cheaper than any other Store. = WATSON BROS., LTD.,

JUST OUT COLUMBIA RECORDS. jo3o.—Ten Little Bottles .comic song, I want to go to the Where the Sweet Daddies Grow. 3023. —Rosie, foxtrot. Bright Eyes, foxtrot. 2998. —Rose, of Washington Square, foxtrot, Dance-O-Mania, foxtrot. 2976. —Ti-Too. Ti-Too, one step, Three O'clock in the Morning, waltz. 3036. —Humming, song, There's Another Little Girl I'm Fond of, song. 3033. —The Barefoot Trail, song, Lassie o' Mine, song. All the New Records arrive first a.. OATES' Music stores, The Square, 'Phone 728. GENERAL NOTICES. . Who Stole the Family Jewels? And Who Recovered them? SEE GEORGE WALSH GEORGE WALSH GEORGE WALSH GEORGE WALSH The Most Handsome Man in the Movies, In the Big Mystery Play, s "A MANHATTAN KNIGHT" "A MANHATTAN KNIGHT" "A MANHATTAN KNIGHT" "A MANHATTAN KNIGHT" "A MANHATTAN KNIGHT" -A. MANHATTAN KNIGHT" He Sought Adventure, And He Found It. Pursued by a Gang of Crooks; Warned by a Crystal Gazer, Rescued a Wonderful Girl; Discovered Lost Jewels and His Identity, And All In the Night's Work. INDEPENDENT PICTURES OPERA HOUSE TO-MORROW (Wednesday) NIGHT. Also Showing, "THE WEB OF CHANCE" * "THE WEB OF CHANCE" PEGGY HYLAND PEGGY HYLAND PEGGY HYLAND SPECIAL JAZZ NUMBERS BY PERCY FLYNN'S ORCHESTRA I MANAWATU AMATEUR ATHLETIC AND CYCLING CLUB. ORD TjWENING TV/TEETING WEDNESDAY (To-morrow), Nov. 23 V At 6 p.m. Members' Events —440 yards, 120 yards, hurdles, and hop, step and jump. .., Also, *• ' -olboys' 880 yards relay :(bi 4 boys to run 220 «J: ieich. >frrY PUBLIC*INVITED. ANNOUNCEMENT. "RS. C. A. TULLY wishee to announce \ltff- s be has taken over the premises ■im - -v as the RAILWAY JIOTEL, Palmerston North. Patrons may rest assured that they will receive the best of civility and attention. NOTICE TO MEALS. Early Breakfast, 1/3; Hot Dinner, 3-course, 1/3; Hot Tea, 1/3; Cold Meals, 1/3; Morning and Afternoon Tea, 9d; Late Tea, 9d. Also Grills at all hours. All kinds of catering for all classes and private suppers a speciality. EVERYBODY'S DINING AND TEAROOMS, Next H.B The Square. THE ?'RELIANCE" DINNER BLOUSE. 'UITABLE for Xmas Presents, now J showing at MADAME DE LUEN'S, From 27/6. The Other Day A CUSTOMER Of OURS SAID.— s "I've been putting off renovating for years, because I thought it would cost too much. All the time I've felt shabby and miserable. I'm glad now that it's done. Home is a different place. . . . . YOUR WALLPAPERS ARE SO ARTISTIC. LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO BE MISERABLE. CALL TO-DAY ON—WARD BROS., THE WALLPAPER EXPERTS, Cuba Street . Palmerston N. YOU RUN NO RISK In purchasing a second hand cycle from the "IDEAL." All have been under an X-ray examination or thoroughly overhauled. Yom ■ can depend on it, if we state th.it a cycle is in good order, we mean it. INSPECTION IS INVTED for here there are many real ■nips In second hand cycles. Jack Warner. IDEAL CYCLE WORKS Next Standard Office 'Phone 734.