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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2141, 17 June 1920, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. PALMERSTON NORTH, 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25th JUNE, 1920. FOOTBALL MATCH, WANGANUI. COLLEGIATE SCHOOL v. TE AUTE COLLEGE. AT PALMERSTON NORTH, 23rd , JUNE, 1920. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS. Holiday excursion tickets, available for return up to and including 28th June, 1920, inclusive, will be issued to Palmerston North from Wanganui, Taihape, Foxton, Wellington (Thorndon), Waipukurau, Masterton, and intermediate stations- on 22nd, 23rd and 24th June, and by morning trains on 25th June. These tickets are not available for Mail or Express trains. BY ORDER.

COMING! COMING! TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! FRIDAY, JUNE 18th. CIRCUS AND BUCKJUMPERS. CIRCUS AND BUCKJUMPERS. RJDGWAY AND SELLS’ AUSTRALIAN COMBINATION OF ALLSTAR ARTISTS AND TRAINED ANIMALS. BUCKJUMPING. Prizes J’or local riders. / Popular Prices. Refuse substitutes. Insist on NAZOL, the scientific remedy and preventative of; coughs and colds. GO doses 1/G. ROYAL PICTURES. ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! “THE PRICE OF A GOOD TIME.” “THE PRICE OF A GOOD TIME.” with the beautiful MRS. CHARLIE CHAPLIN (Mildred Harris). Happiness turned to Tragedy! Laughter to Tears! EXTRA. —the first episode of the Great Serial: “THE MAN OF MIGHT.” TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! Seven Blazing; Chapters of GoldMad Alaska, as a companion picture to “The Flame of (lie Yukon”; “CARMEN OF THE KLONDYKE.” “CARMEN OF THE KLONDYKE.” Sullen splendour of northern snows gives titling’ selling’ for story of dance-hall queen who double-cross-ed a (-rook. Life and Love, Lust, Hate and Death play their part.

WARNING. ()WL\:g' to my fibre shirks being avD fully damaged ’litst Sunday, any person found trespassing in my paddocks will bo prosecuted. W. PET HIM. ()l ’R VALUES were never belter. Special Redact ions in While Calicoes, Sheelings, Ladies’ I’ndervesls. Studs 4d. Hrooches I/-. Ladies’ (Moves 1/-, 1/0, 2/3. — V. GABITES. IMPO UN DIN G. NOTICE. IMPOUNDED by County Hanger, from Mot nil i. one black mart 1 , white slar on forehead, no visible l brand, unshod. If not claimed and all expenses paid, will be sold on Saturday, 19lh hist., at 12 noon. ,1. PA HE EH, Poundkeeper. GABITES for Special Reducti- , ons. —Children's Gloves, 1/7, 1/9, sizes 3,4, 5. 0. Combs, 1/-. infantees. ] /(J, ]/!), 1/11. Children’s Wool flats, 2/3. —F. GA BITES. GABITES for Special Redacti- • ons. ■ Cambric Edgings and Embroideries, 31d lo 1/0. White Calicoes, 1/0, I/!), Wll. 2/(i, 2/1). Boot ees-, Jnfantees. —F. GABITES. FOREIGN MISSION .MEETING. Annual Foreign Mission Meeting will be held in the Methodist Church on THURSDAY, June 17th, at 7.30 pan. Speakers: Rev. T. K. Richards (Napier) and Rev. S. Cooke, (Palmerston North). Ladies’ ready - to-wear •PELTS, . 2/11 to S/11. Children's Coloured Pelt Hats, 1/- to 1/11 each. At BARR & TYER’S Big Winter Sale. CHILDREN'S NATURAL WOVEN COMS., 3/11 pair. Children’s Knitted Wool Undervests, slightly damaged, 1/1.1 each. At BARR & TYER’S Big Winter Sale. MEN’S OILSKIN,COATS, usually 37/6, noAv 19/11. Slashing reductions in Boys’ TAveed Suits. At BARR & TYER’S Big Winter Sale. OATS. —A.Grade Garton Oats, 8/per bushel: 7/9 by the sack. —Robertson’s, Foxton. LISTEN TO THIS. Yon cannot play football without getting sprains, barked shins, humps, ete., and you cannot get right again Aviihont using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Bathe the affected parts with Avater as hot as you can bear, and then rub in Chamberlain’s Pain Balm freely. You Avill soon forget that you have ever had an ache or a pain. For sale everywhere.—Advt. , A