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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2319, 23 August 1921, Page 3

ANNIVERSARY CONCERT AND SQCIAL. MASONIC HALL - FOXTON. THURSDAY EVENING, AT 8. Excellent Programme. Refreshments. Admission, 1/-. Proceeds in aid of Methodist Church. WHITE LEGHORNS. We are now booking; orders for day-old chicks, hatching eggs, cockerels, and breeding hens. Nothing but the best supplied. Inspection of plant and stock invited. J, O. lIONORE, Avenue Road, Foxtou. ’Phone 100. PROPOSED HOROWHENUA ELECTRIC POWER . DISTRICT. \ MEETING of the PROVINCIAL COMMITTEE will lie held in the Council Chamber, Levin, on SATURDAY morning next, the 27th instant, at 11 o’clock. BUSINESS: 1. Adoption of method of circulating Petition. 2. General. P. W. GOLDSMITH, Secretary Provisional Committee. TOWN HALL PICTURES. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! The Universal 5-reel Feature: “RISKY BUSINESS. “King of Circus,” “Baby Bandit” (monkey comedy), Prices, (id. 1/1. Thursday: “Once to Every Woman.”

“HELP THE MOTHERS.’ SHOP DAY ON SATURDAY. X SHOP DAY ON SATURDAY. IN PREMISES NEXT C. M. ROSS COY.’s. (-J-.I ETS may he let'l a I Mr Heastuan's Slw»p. Produce, Oakes, ,lam, Live Stock, in fact, anythin”' that will sell, solicited from a generous public. ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! From the Novel by Phillip Oppenlieim. Adapted by the llepworth Company into a splendid and Exciting Picture: “ANNA THE ADVENTURESS.” “ANNA THE ADVENTURESS" Featuring the clever English stars, Alma Taylor and Gerald Ames, Prices: (id and 1/1. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! See ail innocent girl made a lure by blackmailing sharpers. See a lion break loose in a crowded theatre. See |be light mid the Haines of a burning tenement. See the I'aiin'ois “Follies Bergere" of,' Paris. See the Hashing shot in the dark—and solve, if you can, the mystery! “THE BAIT.” “THE BAIT.” 'THE LATEST PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION. Thrilling! Heart appealing! Entertaining! Extra : “THE SILENT AVENGER.”

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OE PA RTNERBJUP. pailner-hip hitherto >nbsisiiug between Messrs FRANK PETRIE ami JOHN' MILNE THOMSON, under Hie linn name oL' Petrie and Thomson, Wood and Coal Merchants, Foxlon, has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the Kith day of August, 1021. Mr J. M. Thomson will discharge all of the partncr.-diip liabilities, and his, receipt will la; a sufficient acknowledgment for all moneys owing to the partnership. Dated this 18th day of August, 1921. Witness to signatures: M, B, Bergin, Solicitor, Foxlon. FRANK PETRIE. J. M. THOMSON. WALLPAPERS. WALLPAPERS. WALLPAPERS. IT TAKES NERVE TO SELL AT OUR r LOW PRICES. WRITE- TO ALEXANDER CLARK, LTD., FOR LATEST IN WALLPAPERS. PATTERNS POSTED'ON REQUEST. ALEXANDER CLARK, Ltd. ALEXANDER CLARK, Ltd. ALEXANDER CLARK, Ltd. Box 185, Palmerston North. ’Phones 417 —418, TO FLAXMILLERS. WANTED. —Best, oiler per ton for 300 to 400 puis green llax, on trucks, Feat hers ton F‘ Apply Box 'l3, Feathersion. HOW COLDS ARE CONTRACTED. Colds are due to bacterial germs that are usually present in the air passages of the throat and nose. Under ordinary conditions they do no harm, but when you get chilled or very tired, which weakens your resistance, they ai’e quick to take advantage "of it, and almost before you know it, you have a cold. Let a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and take it according to directions, and you will soon be rid of it, but when you neglect it, look out. Some serious ailments result from neglected colds. For sale every-where.-'—Advt.