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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3598, 2 April 1924, Page 1

STILL GRINDING DOWN THE PRICES. QUALITY BETTER. THAN EVER. Keiler’s Marmalade 1/* Jam, 3 tins for ........|....... 1/9 Herring in Sauce, 3 tins 1/4 Sand Soap, 5 cakes for 1/0 Extra large Bar Soap (Craven’s Special), it makes washing a pleasure */® Vittana JACKSON Vittana Tea ..and .Tea 3/- lb CRAVEN’S 3/-lb. GENERAL NOTICES. PALACE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 DON’T! DON’T MISS! Don’t miss seeing the present programme at ■ the Palace. THE RUSTLE OF SILK

Starring: BETTY COMPSON with Conway Tearle and Anna Nilsson, will be shown TO-NIGHT FOR THE EAST TIME A SOCIETY DRAMA A SOCIETY DRAMA A SOCIETY DRAMA With a Fine Story and" Novel Ending, also showing Travelogue and Gazette and to cap a Really Exceptional Programme we are pleased to present JACK CANNOT Tin; Famous Panto Comedian who . has the happy knack of making everyone feel jolly JACK CANNOT is only available for to-night and to-morrow night, when he will present an entirely new programme of items. “SADLY”’ —— COMING. “SALLY”’ COMING. This is THE GREATEST THEATRICAL EVENT OF THIS OR ANY OTHER TEAR! The Msical Comedy that has smashed to smithereens existing i-ecords in London and New York; and has beaten any record put up by any show in the history of the Australian Theatre. THE SUPER* RECORD-BREAKING MUSICAL PLAY In Three Acta and Five Scenes Presented by the SplendidlyReorganised J. C. WILLIAMSON’S NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY at the OPERA HOUSE Palmerston, at 7 4!>. SATURDAY AND MONDAY NEXT The World’s Greatest Musical Comedy Success "SALLY.”’ “SALLY.”’ . "SALLY.”’ "SALLY.”' With Australia’s Little Wonder JOSIE MELVILLE. JORIE .MELVILLE. JOSIE MELVILLE. In the Title Role. With DAN AGAR, GEORGE GEE HERBERT BROWNE, THELMA BURNESS, CHARLES HOWARD, JACK DUNNE, REGINALD ROBERTS. PIXIE HERBERT, ELLEN. BARTON. “SALLY” is the Embodiment of Exquisite Youth To see it is to rave about it. To-hear its melodies is to store up in the mind countless joys. It is a riot of fun and brightness, with wonderful and gorgeous scenes, entrancing ballets/ and frocking that takes the breath away. BON PLANS OPEN AT OATES’ MUSIC STORES THIS MORNING Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls 10/, Stalls 5/, Pit 3/. All plus tax Booking fee Id extra. THANKS NOTICE. TTAVING disposed of our Grocery Business in Main Street West, to Mr J. L. Broadbelt, late of Exchange Cash Grocery, we wish to thank our numerous customers for their past liberal support, and trust that the -same will he accorded our successor. SINCLAIR BROS. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. T TAKE this opportunity of Intimating to the General Public and all Customers, that I have taken over the Grocery Business of Sinclair Bros., Main Street West. By strict attention to Business and Customers, wants, I hope to merit a fair shart

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