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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1319, 3 November 1914, Page 3

WAR ! WAR ! WAR ! IN WALLPAPERSAND : FURNITURE. : I AM offering my stock up till THURSDAY NEXT, November sth, at SLAUGHTER PRICES. All stock must be sold as I am giving up business in Foxton. WALLPAPERS at half-price and trimmed free.of charge. DON'T MISS this chance of renovating your house at a fraction of the usual cost. ('ALL & INSPECT THE STOCK.. 11. E. STRONG. FAINTER & FURNISHER, FOXTON.

r PHE - 'pOYAL ! X PTE - IVOYAL ! TO-NIGHT ! Have you seen the dreadful effects of bursting shells ? If not, go tonight and see A FAIR REBEL. It will give you some idea of what war means. A magnificent, tensely dramatic Anglo-Indian story, showing the gorgeous palaces of the East in all their magnificence, A great struggle on land and sea for possession ot a Rajah’s MILLION IN JEWELS. SPECIAL; THE WELLS-CARPEN-TIER FKiHT. A .special feature has been secured for IHURSDAY: A CELEBRATED CASE, from the Great Play of that title, in which is shown the battle of Foutenoy. PRICES: Dress Circle l/-, Stalls 6d, Children Half-price. W. HAMER, Manager. MUNICIPAL Pictures, Coronation Town Hall, TOMORROW NIGHT. THE COLD EX BEETLE. A Glorious Star Drama of AngloIndian life, of 3,000 ft. Circle I/-, Stalls 6d, Children half price. Star Attraction ! Star Attraction ! OORONATION TOWN HALL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s™. CHASE’S MAMMOTH MINSTREL & VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. The biggest, brightest and best show louring. Every artist a star. Violet THE CHASE’S Percy Greatest juvenile musical act ever brought to N.2. featuring 12 different instruments. Miss Muriel Black, beautiful balladist; Chris. Hanson, grotesque and knock-about comedian; starring engagement direct from the Brennan-Fullcr circuit, Charles Moody, character comedian and descriptive vocalist, late Mohak’s Minstrels; America, Jack Chase, coon comedian and baton manipulator ; Geo Sheffield, musical director. Great military scene introducing the champion juvenile gun spinners of the world also latest patriotic songs and grand tableau Britannia. Big Minstrel First Part. Prices, 3s, 2s, is, children half-price. Box plan at Town Clerk’s Office. No extra charge 1 for booking. Programme absolutely j refined. 1 W. G. Hart, Touring Manager.

ALLIES’ RELIEF TEA ROOMS. AT the coming Show at Palmerston North, refresh yourselves at the Voluntary Tea Stalls and Light Luncheon Counters. Proceeds to be donated to the fund for the poor of Great Britain, Ireland and Belgium. THANKS. I DESIRE to tender my sincere thanks to all who assisted and forwarded messages of sympathy in my sad bereavement, and particularly Dr." Mandl and Mesdames Hunt and Podraore for their attention. G. COLEY Jnr. RE YOU 'GOING TO THE PALMERSTON SPRING SHOW?— Don’t miss calling at Pegdeiv’s, in the Square. There will be a wonderful display of furniture showing— and the prices are cut line for your benefit. If you can’t go, write them for quotations. W’ ANTED KNOWN.—Special window display of Gents’ Wide-end Ties, usual price 2/6, to clear now at 1/6. G. H. STILES. ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE, and attractive prices at PEGDEN’S, Palmerston N. Special concessions during Show week to country visitors. Call round and see our display before leaving. It will pay you. 'ANTED KNOWN—Window display of One - piece Dresses, Blouses, Knitted Coats, all marked in plain figures. G. H. STILES. CjTUDY ECONOMY and live like a lord. Pegden’s furnishing warehouse, Palmerston North, has a display of goods so reduced in price that the way is made easy, Special prices for country visitors during Show week. FOR SALE.—Dog-cart, harness, and reliable horse. Apply P.O. Box 34, or G. Phillips, c/o NZ. Shipping Co., Foxton.