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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2656, 8 November 1923, Page 3

TOWN HALL SATURDAY! SATURDAY! A tensely vibrant melodrama that pounds, roars, throbs, and explodes: “THE BOSS OF CAMP 4.” “THE BOSS OF CAMP 4.” Featuring' the human dynamo, daring danger in every reel. CHARLES JONES With “ROARING LIONS AND WEDDING BELLS.” 2-reel comedy. Usual prices: Od and 1/6, children 3d and 6d. Coming Shortly: William Farnmn in WITHOUT COMPROMISE’ and the wonder melodrama of speed and thrills, “The Fast. Mail.” ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! Do yon know what to do about going under a ladder? “THE LADDER JINX” “THE LADDER JINX” Supplies the Answer in six sizzling reels of sad and mad and glad nonsense. Look at the cast: Edward Horton, Tally Marshall, Otis Harlan and Margaret Landis. Prices Od and 1/6, children ~ as usual. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! The first nine-reel super-feature made for United Artists by Charles l?ay: “The Tailor Made Man.” A dress suit, an honest, innocent face and determination (we won’t say impudence) turned the trick. Clever, refreshing, piquant, original. You will .see at once why this is a great, triumph for Charles Ray. Chorus before screening: “Yes.” Prices 1/- and 1/6, children halfprice. PRIME BACON PIGS. r fHE N.Z. Bacon Co. Ltd., buyers of Prime Bacon Pigs, Trucking Dates notified later. Also Buyers of Calf Skins. 'j. C. GARDNER, Buyer. ’Phone No. 210, Levin. MANAWATU-OROUA RIVER BOARD RATES. \ RATES. RATEPAYERS are hereby notified that all Rates due to this Board must be paid to R. H. SPENCER, Clerk to the Board, 21 RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH (OR BOX 299). R. T. BELL, Chairman.

GREAT UNITED MISSION. Conducted by Mr. W. J. Mains. TOWN HALL, FOXTON. Soug 'Service at 7.30 p.m. Address at 8 p.m. Hymn Sheets provided. Subject for To-night: "Dorn once, die twice; born twice, die once.” Subject Friday night: “Gold for nothing.” A WHEAT PREACHED WITH A GREAT MESSAGE. CUALE AND HEAR HIM! HILL VIEW POULTRY FARM. DAY-OLD OHLCK.S AND HATCHING eggs. \VE are now Hooking Orders for Day-old Chicks. Let us supply you with 25 for your Ciueky Hens, or 50b for your coke stove and be one of our satistied Clients. Hot water Fipes and lamps complete, loaned with orders for 200 or over. In» -p>eeuon invited. F. LUCINSKY._ Diggers mile supply. (jUSTOMERS of the Diggers’ Milk Supply can rely on obtaining milk of the best quality throughout the summer uioutEs, as we are uow equipped with the latest cooliug deuces, and our milk s kept at a tempera ture of id degrees during delivery. This, together with cleanliness, ensures the best service under all conditions. V. McDowell, Proprietor. WANTED TO, SELL.—Trap and Harness; also one Hiock Dray. Apply Airs Ivinley, Union Street. VVAN TED TO SELL.—Tennis Racquet. "Special .LRmou.” Apply nos oliice, j|dOH SALE. —Two 2-year-old Jersey bulls, aiso heifers. Apply Manager VViutaunui Ltd,, MouLua. Telepiione iOM,, Shannon. IYJ ILTON PLAYER-PIANO. Faithfully constructed, thoroughly reliable. So simple a child may play. Coles', Palmerston North Sole Agents. MUSIC, —Protect your Mu4e and Songs by having' them Hound in Hook form at. moderate cost, — "Herald” Job-Printing' Department. NEW EA GLORIA GRAMOPHONES. Ji’oß Demonstrations apply to R. Hofmann, Foxtail Representative. Terms; fii down and 5/- per week. f\ EW EA GLORIA, tbe wonder graiuaphoue. Eeautifui tone. Flays all records. U.gly at Coles’, Palmerston North. STEPHEN’S HLUE-HLACR writing ink, 5/- I ti-ounce bottle, cask. -—"Herald" Odice, ........,