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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 3263, 5 February 1926, Page 1

Preserving Season TAOMINION i gal. wide mouth jars 13/6 doz., quart wide-mouth jars 10/- doz., pint wide-mouth jars 7/G doz. Stocks of rubber rings, brewers’ crystals, etc. Full stocks of cordials at right prices. FREE DELIVERY JACKSON AND CRAVEN, GROCERS & PROVISION MERCHANTS THE SQUARE. AMUSEMENTS, OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. The Picture version of a great stage play entitled ‘THE WHEEL And it has turned out Greater as a Picture than as a play, IT DEPICTS a home rocking perilously on the brink of disaster —until a woman takes a hand. 'POUR PULSE will quicken and your heart throb at this big society drama, which features the well-known HARRISON FORD, /■ MARGARET LIVINGSTON, . MAHLON HAMILTON and CLAIRE ADAMS An unscrupulous man—the lure of gambling—a youth and his bride —■ a.re the potential factors in this big story that deals with high-society folk. i Also—-2-REEL COMEDY AND LATEST NEWS. No pictures on Monday— But on Tuesday we have “ENEMIES OF WOMEN,” “ENEMIES OF WOMEN,” “ENEMIES OP WOMEN,” “ENEMIES OF WOMEN,” When I took a lease of the Opera House I knew I could get the really big pictures, and it is with such attractions as “ENEMIES OF WOMEN,” “ENEMIES OF WOMEN,” That I know I can keep my patrons more than satisfied. The title may not appeal to some, but I tell you that you are going to see one of the best melodramas you have ever 10 Reel First National Super. 10 Reel First National Super. I’m paying a big price for it, but with the holding capacity of the OPERA HOUSE I can afford to show it at THE USUAL PRICES. H. E. BENNETT. BENNETT GETS THE PICTURE a RACES \yoo cl ville jyfeetlng February 24th and 25th, 1926. XTOMINATIONS, dose Friday, February sth, 1926, at 9 p.m. For full particulars see “Referee” or apply to Secretary, Woodvllle. 5 A RT MRS SIMPSON, LATE OF CARNCOT. Chelsea School of Art, London, First-class South Kensington Certificates, is prepared to take pupils. Black and white drawing, still life, life, sketching, and modelling in clay, leather work, marquetary, paper maohee. ■Classes arranged day or evening. For particulars apply O/o. Miss BUDDING, “Carncot,” Palmerston North, or Box 6, Woodville. {MASSES. M ES A. H AETET ' TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE IX7ILL commence teaching at 29 - vv Terraco Street, on February Ist. Pupils prepared for all examinations. Terms Moderate. i RECENTLY FROM HOME WITH LATEST IDEAS. jyjTSSES JAMES & {jJRAOE, TJIGH class makers of GOWNS, J " L COSTUMES AND MANTLES. No. 6 FITZHERBERT STREET (Next Crown Studios.) ( . IA Card.] H. R. pARQCIIAR, LICENSED SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER. Office: Bank of New Zealand Chambers. ’Phones: (5325 (Office), 6171 (Private). BABY ECZEMA. RIGHT FROM THE COMMENCEMENT. TyJURSE MARTIN’S TreatmentBabies suffering from Eczema quickly regain their normal weight besides restoring the skin and health of the child. Nurse Martin will be in town from Saturday until Monday . CONSULTATION FREE, i Moderate .Charges. , QUEEN’S CHAMBERS.