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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2936, 15 September 1925, Page 3

TOWN HALL We exploit the world for your entertainment. Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! A favourite with all picturegoers THOMAS MEIGHAN Given the toughest joh ever a man had to fare, facing a hostile, lawless mining- camp, fighting for success, honour and a girl’s love —Tom comes Hi rough with a- smashing hit. Filmed in the picturesque coalfields of Alabama. “COMING THROUGH.” “COMING THROUGH.” A fine supporting cast headed by Lila Lee. “Court Plaster” comedy. Paramount News. Usual Cabaret Prices. SATE PDAY! SATURDAY! A prizefight night 1 iTcj picture of a thousand punches —WINNER TAKE ALL.”— —WINNER TAKE ALL.”— A light to a finish for Girl, Gold and Glory won by BUCK JONES. Usual Prices.

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! See America’s Greatest- Actor LIONEL BARRYMORE IN His Greatest Picture “I AM THE MAN.” “I AM THE MAN.” With Seena Owen, Gaston Glass, Flora Le Breton, Joe Striker, Martin Eaust. A Picture you will Never Forget. “Sailing Along,” Centuary comedy, Usual prices. FRIDAY. FRIDAY. A smash hang' thrilling story, chockful of Romance and action. “THE LAW AND THE LADY.” “THE LAW AND THE LADY.” with a cast including: Lcn Leo, Mary Thurman, Ilyrone Power, Joe Burke, Alice Lake, Maurice Costello, Henry, Sedley, Cormelius Keefe. Also “The Ghost City.” •Saturday: “Enticement.” Coming next week: “Name The Man.” “Oh Doctor,” and special engagement of ‘The Buckley’s’ now showing in Palmerston North.

FOXTON TENNIS CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting of Members of the above will be held in the Town Hall Rest-Room on THURSDAY, September 17th, at 8 o’clock. Business: To receive Annual Report and Balance-sheet, and General. SALE. 2 p.m. SATURDAY 19th SEPT. WAIIOU AUCTIONEERING Co. have received instruct ions lo sell at Ilieir rooms. Hall SI., on account of a client leaving the district. Roller-lop Desk, light Ilium Duchess, Double Brass Iron Bed, Box Mattress, Single Bed wire, Stretcher, Table, (i 'chairs. Settee, Sewing Machine, Sink, Washing Tubs, Bassett Cement, Copper, 18 fowls. Also: J ton Seed Potatosc, 1 Manuel I .Junr., Fruit and Vegetables. G. T. WOODROOFE A uclioneer, GENERAL ELECTIo.,. .Maimwala Electorate m. P. L. HOLLINGS. (Liberal-Labour Candidate) will address the Electors at THE TOWN HALL, FOXTON, on Thursday 17th, September at 8 o’clock. Evervone is invited and questions will be answered. (His Worship the Mayor will preside).

HOUSEHOLD LINES IN STAINS AND PAINTS. “Triumph” and “Excelsior” Hat Dye, 1/3 bottle. Aluminium Paint, 1/0 and 1/1). Linoaniisli, 2/3 and 4/- tin. “Lennart” Stains, 2/3 dull, 2/(> ■d<>ss (inisli. Paints of all shades, in any quantity. All ENTS FOK “13. P.” PAINT. S. E. COWLEY. PAINTER, !>A PEKIIANOER AND (i LAZIER. .Main Street, - - - Foxlnn. your" "surf Do you know that a factorymade, Suit is not Tailor-made? Nor can it he sold as .such. Foi distinction in dress, expert advice and service are indispcnsible. We command both, backed by the latest importations of seasonable English and Colonial Suitings. Our guarantee is your satisfaction. Evening and Dinner Suits a SpeLADIES COSTUMES Our Tailor-made Costumes are noted for distinction and finish. Patterns forwarded on application. A cordial invitation is extended to call on us when visiting Palmerston North. H. R. THORRURN, 150 Church Street. Palmerston N. Telephone No. 5074,