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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2415, 8 April 1922, Page 3

TOWN HALL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Do not forget the last Episode of “THE FLAMING DISK.” See also TOM MIX in “SMALL TOWN BULLY.” and best of all ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN in THE MIRACLE OF MANHATTAN. Is the age of Miracles past Come and see for yourself. MONDAY! MONDAY! CONWAY TEARLE, “THE FIGHTER.” “THE FIGHTER.” A burning bridge —a train in flight—a crash to the raging torrent below! One of the many thrills in this picture. Usual prices.

EASTER HOLIDAYS, 1022. HOLIDAY Excursion Tickets will he issued to any station from lltli to 17th April, available for return to 18th May. H_xtrn Express Trains will run.between Wellington, Palmerston N. and Auckland from lltli to 23rd A pril. ON GOOD FRIDAY, 14th April, usual 10.5 a.m. Palmerston N.-Fox-ton and 2.25 p.m. Foxton-Palmers-ton North will NOT run. FEILDING RACES. On 15th and 17th April, trains leave Palmerston N. 9.47 a.m. (17th only), 10.15 a.m., and 10.57 a.m. Return trains leave Feilding 5.10 p.m.j 5.40 p.m. (connects at Palmerston N. for Foxton). Usual evening train leaves Palmerston N. for Foxton (1.25 p.m. For further information see Posters and free booklet.

ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! CHARLES RAY in “NINETEEN AND PHYLLIS.” “NINETEEN AND PHYLLIS.” Youth, Romance, Love, nt nineteen, they go hand in hand. Xineteen, and in love —terribly, painfully in L.U.V! COMEDY: “SAUCE AND SENORITAS.” Prices, fid, ]/], children half-price. MONDAY! MONDAY! Presented by arrangement with .T. C. Williamson. A Goldwvn picture: “STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.” “STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.” Featurin'*; Madge Kennedy. COMEDY: “THE SCHEME THAT FAILED.” Extra: “BRIDE 13.” In this episode of “P.ride 13,’’ Marguerite Clayton (Ruth) does the most thrilling act ever attempted by any woman in or out of serials. “LYING DTPS.” “PASSION FLOWER.” “SOLID CONCRETE."

PAVIS. PAVIS. PAVIS BREAD. YOU years germ-added bread has boon popular in England. Of it the “Lancet” says: — “IT TEAR TWICE THE NUTRITION OE THE ORDINARY LOAF.” Dr. Howe, of Harvard, brings ■proof to show that if we had a natural, vitamine-rieh diet, we eould get along with fewer dentists. Teeth health is fundamentally a matter of general health, diet and assimilation, and for sound teeth a full quota in our diet of vitamine containing foods is essential. This matter is well worth the attention of everyone, and especially of mothers, that they may invest .their money in the right foods, instead of in dental bills. PAVIS BREAD IS MADE OE THE FINEST WHEAT FLOUR, pure and enriched by the golden germ of the wheat. Obtainable only at M. E. PERREAU’S. M. E. PERREAU’S.

ANZAC DAY. J HEREBY convene it meeting of Returned Soldiers and till interested in the celebration of Anzac Day, in the Council Chamber, at 3 p.m. on MONDAY NEXT, Otli inst. A large attendance is requested. .JOHN CHRYSTALL, Mayor. FEILDJNG JOCKEY CLUB. EASTER MEETING, SATURDAY & MONDAY, 15th & 17th APRIL, 1922. OWNERS and Trainers are reminded that Acceptances for all First Day events at above Meeting will be .received up till 8.30 p.m. on MONDAY, 10th April. E. GOODBEHERE, Secretary. Box 45, Feilding. RUBBER STAMPS, RUBBER STAMP PADS, RUBBER STAMP ifcK, Obtainable at “HERALD” OFFICE. BLANKET COATINGS, in eightshades, 54in. wide, at 10/0 yard, are without a doubt the best value in the trade. You can make your own winter coat for 30/-. —The C. M. ROSS Coy., Ltd. Lost. —Gold band ring with initial “M.N.” Reward. “Herald” OJlicc.