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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 49, 26 January 1938, Page 1

The old Duke wanted an heir —but it must bo a Boy—So Patricia turns Patrick j U6t to oblige ! Hero is tho Daddy of all Comedies. AT THE METEOR CINEMA TO-DAY- 9 anil 8 P-M----DOLLY HAAS Four Feet of Vivacious Feminine Frivolity. CYRIL MAUDE The Incomparable “Grumpy.’ ‘GIRLS WILL BE BOYS Sparkling with Wit, Captivating Romance, Piquant Situations. IT IS DIFFERENT—AND IS REALLY GRAND ENTERTAINMENT 1 Also Screening— One of the Loveliest of Films, the Famous Operetta Success, “THE STUDENT’S , ROMANCE” With PATRICK KNOWLES, CAROL GOODNER, WALLACE LUPINO. Gay Laughter, Melody and Romance. (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) IDEAL ENTERTAINMENT UNDER IDEAL CONDITIONS! Pla.ns at Millar and Giorgi, Phone 5182; or Theatre, Phone 5753. RESERVE—It Costs No More! RADIO AND EQUIPMENT. AN ideal gift.—A Universal toaster at 23s (id, a Universal automatic iron at 39s 6d, a Universal food mixer at £6 10s. —Kirkland’s Electrical and Radio Service, 102 Broadway. FREE testing of tubes. Has your radio lost tone, quality and power? Does it fade and then come back with a blast? These troubles are generally caused by defective tubes. Bring them in to us and we will test them on our modern super-sensitive testing apparatus, free of charge.—J. V. Kyle, Times Building, Broadway, ’phone 8290. for Leonard Refrigerators. Refrigerators from £SO. —111 Rangitikei Street, ’phone 5962, after hours 5718. STATE radio is presenting for the holidays a set run off 6-volt battery. Can be used in your tent, bach or car, also off ordinary heat plug. Call and inspect our models.—Wright Stephenson and Co., phone 5361. ACCOMMODATION. WANTED, gentleman boarder in quiet private home. Near city. Address “Standard.” WANTED immediately, private board or room with morning tray, by lady teacher. Vicinity Central School. Write 835 “Standard.” VACANCY in refined home for two business men, single rooms, telephone. - J Address “Standard.” PRIVATE home has vacancy for boarder, soft washing. Address “Standard.” _ "WANTED unfurnished room for el■Vi derly lady, central. Address “Standard.” ; WANTED unfurnished room, mornW ing tray and use of garage. Write 839 “Standard.” - ■WANTED immediately, flat, suitable YV for married couple. Civil servant, good position. Write 832 “Standard.” XU ANTED by civil servant, small unit furnished house, good tenant. Long term. Rent in advance. Write 829 “Standard.” ELIABLE tenant requires 5-6-room-ed house, advance payments. Write 825, “Standard.” WANTED TO BUY AND SELL.

CARS in good condition wanted for spot cash. —Mutual Motors, 154 Rangitikei Street, ’phone 6G64. BOOTMAKER, good trade, old established repair shop; rent 10s. No goodwill. Rhone 5041, Wanganui. WANTED to sell, 2 barber’s or grocer’s white coats, S.M., little used. Cheap.—lo 9 Roy Street. ABLES, Chairs, Duchesses, Singer Sewing Machine, Palm Stands, Sideboards, Settees, Oak Cot, Music Cabinet, Fire Screens, Kerbs, etc. — Crown Mart, Main Street. WANTED sell, 4-roomed house, coni' veniences, close in, own offer; no agents. Write 834 “Standard.” FOR SALE, jam, pickle and preserving jars. Your jam will cost less if you buy your jars at the Manawatu Bottle Exchange, 47 Grey Street, ’phone 7092. We deliver. WANTED to purchase portable ii copper stand, lowest cash price. Write 827 “Standard.” TENTS, new, 6 x 8 35s 6d 8 X 10 45s fid, 10 x 12 £2 15s 6d.—Uncle Alf’s, 233 Main Street. Phone 6780. WANTED purchase, one to two cords YY firewood. State price to “Firewood,” P.O. Box 363, City. WANTED to buy brewery and wine bottles, highest prices. For sale, men’s working boots, ladies’ overcoats, working suits.—Mrs Kreft, next Ward Bros L . 169 Cuba Street. HOUSE of 6 rooms and sleeping porch, 3 built-in wardrobes, gas stove and range h. and c water, porcelain bath and basin, e. light, Inspection invited. Address “Standard.” IJNCLE ALF wants to buy gents’ clothing, boots, tools, suit cases, jewellery, watches. Best prices. We call and collect. Phono 6/80.—233 Main Street. 66 4 4 THE EASY NUMBER TO REMEMBER. ; HELEN KROGH’S FRUIT BAZAAR COLEMAN PLACE, P.N., Eor the choicest fruits, SHOP IN COLEMAN PLACE.