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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2327, 10 September 1921, Page 3

TOWN HALL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Metro presents the fastest moving and most dramatic detective picture of the year: “SOMEONE IN JHE HOUSE.” “The Moonriders,” “Topsy Turvv,” Gazette. Prices, G_d, 1/1, children 3d. FOXTON HORTICULTURAL, FLORAL AND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. BULB SHOW. BULB SHOW. TOWN HALL - FOXTON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1921. Attendance win. i>c.givenat the Shipping Coy.’s Stores (IV. J. Scolla.v) from MONDAY to THURSDAY, 2 to 5 p.m. WEDNESDAY and. THURSDAY: Presbyterian Schoolroom, from 7 to 9 p.m. Entry Forms. Membership/Cards, Gentlemen 5/-, Ladies 2/6. Telephone No. 71. , ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! S for Sorrow and Suffering, that are the lot of all women;. E is Experience, that re lines the’ Soul of all women; X is the Great Unknown in (he fascinating game of Life. “SEX” “SEX” “SEX” “SEX” THE ACME OF LAVISH PRESENTATION. Starring LOUISE GLAUM. II mav shock you —but it will make you THINK! Prices, 6d and 1/1. No half-pricu tickets for children. Extra: “THE INVISIBLE HAND.” MONDAY! MONDAY! The Amazing Tale of Three Strange Comrades —a Man, a Horse, and a. Dog. No equals but one another: in masters but their own fury. Then love came to I lie man. TOM MIX in “THE UNTAMED.” “THE UNTAMED.” From the novel by Max Brand. Prices: 2/1, 1/1, children half-price “HELP THE MOTHERS" FUND. ALL BADGES and promised Donations in connection with the fund to erect a St. Helen’s Hospital for the Palmerston Hospital District are requested .to he handed in to the undersigned no/ later than noon on MONDAY, 12th inst. •* JOHN K. HORNBLOW. HATCHING SEASON. 1921. JJOOK your orders for Day-old Chicks and Hatching Eggs with the man that has had ten years’ experience, and who has built up a. (lock of White Leghorns second to none in the district. For prices, etc., apply M. 11. WALKER, Ardwick Poultry Farm, Fox ton. Telephone 32. AWA DOWNS DAIRY. ]£. EASTON, proprietor of the above dairy, notifies the public that regular supplies of fresh milk will he delivered daily to customers throughout the borough. Price, Od per quart, 3sd per pint. . N.B. —About 166 cords of pinus insignus for sale, at 7/6 per load on the premises. WHITE LEGHORNS. We are now booking orders for day-old chicks, hutching eggs, cockerels, and breeding liens. Nothing but the best supplied. Inspection of plant and stock invited. . .1. G. HONORE, Avenue Road, Foxtmi. ’Phone 109. ANTED. —A boy. Apply M. 11. Walker, Norbiton Road. NOW open for Business. —Pullan’s Boot Depot, Perreau’s Buildings, Foxton. FOUND.—A Wristlet Watch. Owner cun have same by paying cost of advertisement. "WANTED,in Foxton, teacher for the mandolin. Apply “Mandolin,” “Herald” Office. your Boots and Shoes for cash. A visit to Pullan’s Boot Depot will convince von. For SALE—Two sows, each with litter of eight. Apply Foxton Auctioneering Company. along your Repairs. They will he neatly and promptly executed at PULLAN'S Bout Depot. JN Men’s and Boys’ Clolhing, BARR & TYER are now offering values such as have not been known for years. We have a. splendid selection to choose from, and will be pleased to demonstrate t.o you iml only the fact of low price.-., but also high grade clothing for Men and Boys. May we have the pleasure of a call from you to-day. What about your next Made-to-Measure Suit ? ' It is best to get it from the firm who specialise in made-to-measure garments, and who can supply you with a made-to-measure (guaranteed fit) Suit from £6 upwards. BARR & TYER, the Clothing Specialists.*