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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2507, 16 November 1922, Page 3

ROYAL, THE THEATRE OF BIG ATTEAC- - TIONS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! The First National Production. “THE SONG OF LIFE.” “THE SONG OF LIFE.” Don’t lot him know I’m his mother — perhaps if T stay I can make up to him for the years wasted and mayhe teach him to love me just a little. —The prayer of Mary Tilden, who has just found the son that she deserted twenty-five years ago. Usual prices. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! Big Attraction Extraordinary! douglas Fairbanks' in the production that so excited Wellington and Auckland audiences. “THE MARK OF ZORRO.” “THE MARK OF ZORRO.” This was the second production of the Big 4 (makers of “Way Down East,” “Broken Blossoms,” “The Three Musketeers,” etc.) tit an enormous cost. Prices 1/- and 2/-, plus tax; children half price. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! The ever popular Connie Talmadge “WOMAN’S WAY.” Look out for the “Golden Snare,” and “The Sign on the Door.” SATURDAY’S SPECIALS at the C. M. Ross Co. Ltd. Black and White Check Costume, was 42/(5, reduced to 15/6 net cash. TOWN HALL PICTURES. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! Double feature programme. Two of the best. \y<illiam Farnum in THE STRENGTH OF THE PINES. THE STRENGTH OF THE PINES. A drama of deadly feuds in forest wilds. A powerful story set in the heart of the famous Oregon Pine Woods. and Eileen Percy in “WHATEVER SHE WANTS.” “WHATEVER SHE WANTS.” Fifty laughs in fifty minutes. Bottgr than a comic. Supporting the programme is “NAN OF THE NORTH” in fifteen Episodes, this being episode No. 1. Coming Shortly. — “Pagan Love,” “A Virgin Paradise,” and on Saturday night.—“ Channing of the North West.” SATURDAY’S SPECIALS at the C. M. Ross Co. Ltd. One mode! white Silk Costume, was £5 15s (id reduced to 2!)/6 net cash. MA XA WATU ELKOTO RATE. MR J Llnklatee. - Reform Candidate, LEVTX, Thursday 16th. . OROUA DOWNS, The Hall, at « pan., Saturday, 18th November. FOXTON, Town Hall, Monday, 20th November, at 8 pan. ROSE BLOOM COMPETITION. |N connection with the rose bloom show at the C. M. Ross Coy.’s on SATURDAY, the firm ask for ROSE blooms only, any variety. Patrons to the C. M. R. Store on Saturday will judge. The blooms will be numbered in the window and the bloom getting the largest number of votes will be the winning one. In the same window will be exhibited the local Horticultural Society’s handsome Sweet Pen Trophy subscribed by the Foxton public together with other trophies for the forthcoming show. It costs nothing to enter, send your best ROSE along not later than ELEVEN o’cleok on the 18th. (Saturday). SATURDAY’S SPECIALS tit the C. M. Ross Co. Ltd. Madras Muslin —ideal curtain 'fabric, 2/6 yard net cash. l'l.l'X KET SOCIETY. TELE Annual Meeting of the Foxton branch of the above society will he held in the Plunkel Room on TUESDAY, 21st inst.. at 2.30 p.m. B. Me MURRAY, Hon. Secretary. Saturday’s specials at the C. M. Ross Co. Ltd. Light, Sum-mer-weight Costume, 84/- for 17/6 net cash. Wax TED. —By steady and reliable man (married) position on farm (mixed or dairying) as working manager or would lake ploughman’s position. Apply this office. TO LET. —Large shed suitable as it work shop or a storeroom, carshed alongside, nice roomy section. Also i acre .section on which are sheds. Would suit a carrier or coal dealer. Apply K. Kennedy. Phone 51, Park Street. F<)R. SALLE—Lady’s secondhand bicycle, in good order. Very cheap, £5. Address: Apply Herald Office. SATURDAY'S SPECIALS at the C. M. Boss Co. Lid. Cream Serge Costume, B'J/O for 17/0 net cash. Saturday's specials at the C. M. Ross Co. Ltd. One model floral Voile Dress, was 55/-, reduced to 12/6 net cash. SATURDAY'S SPECMLS at the C. M. Ross Co. Ltd. One only, man's Sports Suit, was £7 Ids, reduced to £3 lUs net cash. A real snip. Saturday’s specials at the C. 51. Ross Co. Ltd. Two Summer Sports Coats, striped poplin, 5/11, good Crepe de Chene, 9/11 net cash.