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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2442, 17 June 1922, Page 3

TOWN HALL PICTURES. HERE YOU ARE, HERE YOU ARE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! “A MAN’S HOME.” “A MAN’S HOME.” “A MAN’S HOME.” Pro Bono Publico. A Super feature at ordinary prices. “A MAN’S HOME.’ “A MAN’S HOME.” “A MAN’S HOME.” “THUNDERBOLT JACK” (10). This serial is getting exciting now. DO NOT MIMSS THIS WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. GRAND BALL. (In aid of St. Mary’s Church). TOWN HALL, FOXTON. MONDAY, 26th JUNE, 1922. Larkins full Jazz Orchestra. Ladies 3/-, Gents 5/-, Double 8/-. W. CARMINE Secretary. ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! The laugh of the season! Mr and Mrs Carter de Haven in “TWIN BEDS.” “TWIN BEDS.” It- sparkles like a bottle of fizz in an ocean of cold tea! Margaret Mayo and Salisbury Field wrote it for the stage —but in pictures—it’s a riot. Usual prices. Extra: “WINNERS OF THE WEST.” MONDAY! ! MONDAY! GEORGES CAR RENTIER. Idol of the two continents already and destined by his wonderful screen work to be the idol of the Universe in “THE WONDER MAN.” “THE WONDER MAN.” Even if he were n : a hero of the World War, and t' - idol of two continents, he would dll lie a world success on tin- -cretin. Extra: “BRIDES ! Prices 1/- and 1 plus tax. Children half price. Extraordinary a!; action next Wcdiic.-ii y ' “GO STRAIGHT” and “THE WHITE HORSEMAN.” CYCLE REPAIRS. Mk. R. COCHRAN, Cook Street, wishes to notify that lie has commenced cycle repairing in all its branches at his private residence. Cycles overhauled and enamelled by la test process. Prices on application. All accessories stocked. THANK'S. ]\{K and Mrs A. E. Tongs desire to express their heartfelt thanks to numerous friends for messages of sympathy ami (loral tributes in their recent sad bereavement and especially to the school teachers and Beryl’s playmates for touching tokens of respect to her memory.

NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW, PALMERSTON NORTH. pfOLIDAY Excursion Tickets availitble for return up to and including 2filli .Tune, 1922, will be issued to Palmerston North from Foxton, and intermediate stations on 20th, 21st, and 22nd dune and by morning train on 23rd June. For further particulars see handbills. A WELCOME SOCIAL JO tin; Ministers of Hawke's Bay and Manawatu districts will be held in the Methodist Hall on MONDAY evening at 7.30 pan. Musical items. Refreshments. Collection in aid of expenses. CENTENARY RALLY. METHODIST CHURCH. WEDNESDAY EVENING AT 7.30. Chairman Mr John Chrystalh Address by the President of N.Z. Conference (Rev. C. H. Laws, R.A., D.D.) and the Secretary of Centenary Committee (Rev. A. C. Lowry). Anthems by choir of 25 voices (conductor Mr IT. Osborne). -ESEEjaa” 6 THE ENEMY OF PAIN FOR RHEUMATISM; SCIATICA; STIFF JOINTS; NEURALGIA, Etc. KOOR-AK is a genuine remedy for the above complaints. We, the proprietors of KOOR-AK, IS Grey Street, Wellington, will refund your money if you post us the cover off our bottles and say you are not satisfied. FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS by shaking the bottle well, then rub it well in, and cover with flannel or wonder-wool. Sold in (> ojs. bottles, price 2/9, by E. Healey, chemist, W. D. Bauekham, Thorpe and Tongs and- Robertson’s Ltd., grocers, Foxton. PAVIS Bread is different from every other bread! Never confuse PAVIS with ordinary brown bread. PAVIS is much more nourishing, and it is the most digestable bread obtainable.—Obtainable only at Perreau’s. Stephens’ blue-black Writing Ink, 5/- 16-ounce bottle, cash. —“Herald” Office. Pavis Bread is far superior to ordinary Brown, wholemeal, or white bread. —Procurable at Perreau’s. Lost.—. An endless chain off motor car on Foxt-on-Levin Road. Reward on returning same to R Bryant.