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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2419, 20 April 1922, Page 3

RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION. POPPY DAY. POPPY DAY. BUY A POPPY AND HELP A DIGGER. SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd. 1,000 EX-SOLDIERS UNEMPLOYED. “Back from the place where the soil is red ' And the earth is torn and bare; Where the sleeping forms of the t happy dead Are free from cankering care. Better their lot than the man who returns Broken and worn in the War.” STEP ASIDE FROM BUYING A POPPY, AND YOU SIDE-STEP YOUR. RESPONSIBILITIES! “THE DIGGERS” DID THEIR BIT DO YOURS! RED POPPIES MADE TN DEVASTATED NORTHERN FRANCE. The Soldiers’ Symbol of Remembrance for their Comrades. WEAR A POPPY ON ANZAC DAY. 2/- and 1/- each. Poppies may be obtained from the undermentioned: —S. Dudson (Diggers’ Fruit Supply), M. E. Perreaii, "Mrs J. Walls, R. Heath, Mrs Parkes, E. Healey, D. Ball, and the “Herald” Office and State School. TOWN HALL PICTURES. . . SPECIAL PROGRAMME. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! A POWERFUL, GRIPPING DRAMA: “THE SEEDS OF VENGEANCE.” “THE SEEDS OF VENGEANCE.” A son swears before his dying father to avenge his murderer. .He meets the daughter unbeknown. The Seeds of Vengeance have rooted deeply. At last they meet. What happens? Come and see!

Also “THUNDERBOLT JACK” and Strong Supporting Programme. Usual Prices. FOXTON PATRIOTIC SOCIETY. The Annual Meeting of the Foxton Patriotic Society will he held in the Council Chambers on THURSDAY, 27th April, 1922, at 8 p.m. Wm. TRUEMAN, • Hon. Secretary. 20,27, ANZAC DAY. On TUESDAY, 25th April, the Railway Timetable will be entirely suspended. All stations and goods sheds will be closed. - FOXTON TENNIS CLUB. A DANCE will 'be held in the Masonic Hall oh FRIDAY, the 21st April, at 8 p.m. Ladies 3/-, Gents 4/-. Larkin’s Music. .R. SHAW, Secretary. J HEREBY notify that my property, is withdrawn from sale. —Mrs P. Halidone.