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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 2050, 4 November 1919, Page 3

FOXTON HORTICULTURAL, FLORAL & INDUSTRIAL . ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SUMMER SHOW. ANNUAL SUMMER SHOW. To be held in the CORONATION TOWN HALL ' on -~ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27th AND 28th, 1919." SECTIONS in Pot Plants, Cut Blooms, Roses, Sweet Peas, Fruit, Vegetables, Dairy Produce, Cookery, Home Industries, Decorative,. Fancy Work, School Work, etc. TROPHIES AND POINTS PRIZES. Catalogues apd Entry Forms may be obtained from the undersigned. ENTRIES CLOSE 9 p.m. on TUESDAY, November 25th. Late Entries to 9 p.m. night before the Show. Each late entry one shilling. 11. C, PATTERSON, Secretary. during Show Week at COL- ' LINSON & CUNNINGHAMS’S, Palmerston North. Specials in every department, 40 inch White Voile, at 2/(i per yard. Army Grey Union Flannel, 1/11 per yard. On sale all day Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, from 8.30 till 5.30. All day Satur- j day from 8.30 till 9 p.m. Half day only Wednesday and Friday. HOME-MADE SWEETS. HOME-MADE SWEETS. C.’ R. DESMOND, CONFECTIONER - FOXTON. FRESH supplies of Chocolates and Frosted Caramels to hand. Home-made Toffees, Ices, Cream Caramels, etc., every week. Manchester bargains. Strong White Calicoes, 32 to'3s inch.es wide, 1/3, 1/44, and 1/74 yard. At BARR & TVER’S. Manchester bargains. Heavyweight Coloured Turkish Towels, big sizes, 1/0,1/11, 2/3 and 2/11. At BARR & TVER'S. Manchester bargains. Finlay's Linen-finish Pillow Cottons, 2/1 and 2/5 yard. Special Horrockses’ White Flanollettes, 1/74 yard. At BARR & TVER’S. W. T. SAPSFORD, FAMILY BUTCHER - FOXTON. ONLY THE PRIMES! MEAT SUPPLIED. DELIVERY CART WILL WAIT ON CUSTOMERS DAILY. A Trial Solicited. PLANNED FOR YOUR PLEASURE THE SOLDIER ENTERTAINERS THE SOLDIER ENTERTAINERS ARE COMING. The Box Plan is tilling rapidly. A.s you don't know of “ a Better 'Ole,” for safety secure your seats at Heath’s. The Soldiers Present A BRIGHT AND JOVIAL OFFERING AT • TOWN HALL - FOXTON, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! All picked artists, who amused the hoys in the trenches. TE KOA. TE KOA. IE KOA. , TE KOA. All Returned Diggers, just arrived from France; now packing theatres nightly with their entertaining programme of wholesome fun ahd delightful music. "If you want a good laugh, see the “Diggers" in their mirth-provoking trench sketch, “WHERE DID THAT ONE GO?” The very latest songs and verses from the music halls of the older lands. Prices: 4/- (reserved), 3/-, 2/-, and 1/-. All plus tax. J. A. MACDONALD, Manager. , NOTICE. | DESIRE to inform the public that I am still continuing the carrying and forwarding business lately conducted by tlie* firm of Osborne and Smith. All orders will, as in the past, be punctually attended to. HAROLD OSBORNE. Telephone No. 47. NOTICE, NOTICE is hereby given that all accounts owing to the late firm of Osborne and Smith, general carriers, must be paid to the undersigned on or before November 15th, IQI9, in order to wind up the estate, after which date all unpaid accounts will be sued for. Office, Main Street. HAROLD OSBORNE. ! THOMAS SMITH. 1 Foxton, 30tb October, 1919, '

ROYAL PICTURES. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY. A METRO FEATURE. Featuring OLIVE TELL and LAWRENCE GRANT ‘TO HELL WITH THE KAISER.” “TO HELL WITH THE KAISER.” A SCREEN MASTERPIECE. THAT PUTS HIM WHERE HE BELONGS. NO PICTURES ON TUESDAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.