Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2647, 18 October 1923, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions, FRIDAY! FRIDAY! “He attracted women with fatal facility—and their pretty wings were singed.” “THE CONCERT.” “THE CONCERT.” A Goldwyn super-feature with a splendid cast headed by pretty Myrtle Steadman and Lewis Stone. A daring picture, full of tantalising thrills and smart sayings. Lavishly produced. Comedy: “NEIGHBOURS.” Prices 9d and , 1/(l,' children as usual. SATURDAY SATURDAY! The picture that made Paris gasp! A famtastic exotic melodrama entitled : “MISSING HUSBANDS.” A strange and spectacular story. Larry Semon Comedy: “GOLF.” TOWN HALL. S ATI) RD A Y! SATU RD AY! Join the Army of Joy-seekers—see TOM MIX Run, Rush, Romp and Rave in “DO AND DARE.” “DO AND DARE.” Proving that the spirit of romance and adventure lies at every'man’s doorstep. Also Sunshine Comedy, ‘ :‘TIIE HAUNTED HOUSE.” Usual prices, 9d and 1/6, children 3d and fid. MONDAY NEXT. — Selected Holiday Programme, headed by “THE UNFORTUNATE SEX.” Is it male or female? EGGS WANTED. r PfIE N.Z. Poultry Co-op., Ltd., Egmon't Street, Wellington, Egg and Poultry Auctioneers, contractors to the largest and leading Bakers and Pastry Cooks in N.Z. Eggs received in any quantities. The Co-op.’s contracts enable them to return the highst market prices. Crates and settlements promptly returned. The N.Z. Poultry Co-op., Ltd., publish their weekly market report each Friday in the “Evening Post,” Wellington. TOWN HALL. NOVEMBER 4 tig 1923, at 8 p.m. MR. W. .J. MAINS IS COMING. YOU OUGHT TO HEAR HIM \ Watch this Space. NEW la Gloria gramophones.

|?OK demonsiration ami partienlars of' f iino. payment. system, apply lo li. lIOPMANN, Foxton Representative. DIGGERS’ MILK SUPPLY. (Customers of the Diggers’ Milk Supply ciui rely on obtaining milk of (lie best finality throughout the summer months, as we are now equipped with the latest cooling devices, and our milk s kept at a temperature of 41 degrees during delivery. , This, together with cleanliness, ensures the best service undei ell conditions. v. McDowell, Proprietor. Ilildi VIEW POULTRY FARM. DAY-OLD CHICKS AND HATCHING EGGS. WE are now Hooking Orders tor Day-old Chicks. Let us supply you with 25 for your Clunky Hens, or still for your coke stove and he one i,!' c . m satisfied Clients. Hot water Pipes and lamps complete, loaned with orders for 200 or over. Inpeel ion invited. F. LUCINSKY. TAXI SERVICE. COMFORTABLE SEVEN-SEATER TOURING CAR. H A MASON notifies the public that he has a Seven-sealer touring Car for Hire. Engagements booked with Mrs J. Walls, ’Phone No. 134. Sports Teams and Dance Parties catered for. TAXI FFd:VICE. TREVELYAN notifies the public that he has re commenced a tan service in Fusion. Trips underinker. [o anv part a! the district at rcoonulde charges. King 'phone No 1 t. (ROLES’, Palmerston North are Hole District Agents for the famous John Brinsmead Pianos. Write for quotations. MUSIC.—-Protect your Music and Songs by having them Bound in Book form at moderate cost.— “Herald” Job-Printing Department. NEW LA GLORIA, the wonder gramuphone. Beautiful tone. Plays all records. Only at Coles', Palmerston North. WANTED.—A boy for farm. Light duties. Wages from 15/- to £1 per week. Apply Arthur Thompson, Marotiri. Wanted. —Young man to milk' and do general farm work. Machines used. , Good home. Apply “Herald” Oilice for ’phone number. Wanted TO BUY.—Young seagull or Magpie.—Apply this Office.