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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 54, 1 February 1938, Page 1

FINALLY TO-NIGHT 8 O’CLOCK. SHIRLEY TEMPLE In “HEIDI OF THE ALPS” - THE. STATE -- - THE STATE ~ The Leading Theatre. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-MORROW 2 P.M. 8 P.M. A MASTERPIECE OP FOOLERY, MELODY AND MERRIMENT! Gay Music, Gorgeous Girls and the Screen’s Greatest Funmakers in the Laugh Feast of the Year I WHEELER WHEELER WHEELER WHEELER and WHEELER WHEELER WHEELER WHEELER WOOLSEY WOOLSEY WOOLSEY WOOLSEY WOOLSEY WOOLSEY WOOLSEY WOOLSEY In “ON AGAIN OFF AGAIN” “ON AGAIN OFF AGAIN” “ON AGAIN OFF AGAIN” “ON AGAIN OFF AGAIN” “ON AGAIN OFF AGAIN” Also Screening— THE JONES FAMILY THE JONES FAMILY THE JONES FAMILY THE JONES FAMILY In “BIG BUSINESS” “BIG BUSINESS” “BIG BUSINESS” (All App. for Universal Exhibition.) RESERVE NOW! Plans at Theatre, 6363; Rosco, 5464. FRIDAY NEXT! The Screen Classic of 1938, CLIVE BROOK CLIVE BROOK In Mary Borden’s Famous Story, “ACTION FOR SLANDER” (Recommended bv Censor for Adults.) Plans Now Open. PALMERSTON NORTH RIVER BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that any unauthorised person tampering with the Board’s Plant will be prosecuted. J. R. HARDIE, Secretary. February 1, 1938. CHIROPODIST. MRS HOUSTON, M.I.S.Ch. (by Exam London) and M. N. A. C ._, Trained aud Graduated at LONDON FOOT HOSPITAL, under direction ROYAL CHIROPODIST and EMINENT HARLEY STREET, LONDON, Medical Specialists. MRS HOUSTON has 15 years’ professional experience in treating FEET and HANDS, and has recently returned from ENGLAND. HAMILTON CHAMBERS (Opposite Kelburn Tram) 201 Lambton Quay, Wellington, Phone 45-926. NOTICE. I WISH to notify my customers that I have sold my bakery business to Mr G. J. Hughes and wish to thank them for their past patronage. E. A. CROAD, Rongotea. Having purchased the bakery business formerly owned by Mr E. A. Croad, I trust by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the support accorded my predecessor. G. J. HUGHES, Rongotea. CIVIL RESERVE OF PILOTS. IHE Middle Districts Aero Club will shortly be selecting this year’s ota of nine candidates for free traing at Palmerston North and Feilding, the Government’s expense, for the vil Reserve of Pilots, and invites ■plications from young men in the anawatu, Feilding and Levin disicts who are between the ages of 17Jf d 25 years who have passed the itriculation examination or completthree years’ secondary school educain, and who are of first-class lysique with good athletic record, irticulars and application forms will supplied by the undersigned to ose who possess the above qualifies,ins. Previous applicants are advised at their claims will also be again reewed this year. K. G. CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary. National Bank Building, Palmerston irth. IMPORTED MODELS. FROCKS, COATS AND GOWNS. FROCKS, COATS AND GOWNS. BARGAINS!!! Offered Here are Some of the Outstanding Bargains of the Summer Season. MAE HEALD BROADWAY, Next T.. and G. Building. THE JEAN SCOTT SCHOOL OF DANCING. RE-OPENING, TUBS., FEB. Ist. PRINCIPAL may be interviewed from THURSDAY, January 27, horn 2-5 p.m. daily. Studios, 298 JUBA STREET. Phone 6802. EE OUR SILVER MEDAL DAHLIAS WHILE IN BLOOM. )38 Catalogue Now Ready. •IHAILER’S NURSERIES, ose and Dahlia Specialists, Palmerston North. ON’T TAKE A RISK WITH HOLIDAY SNAPS AVE your holiday films (with their scenes and incidents that you may er get again) developed and printed ua and thus make sure of PERCT pictures from every negative. A time of photograhic study and exience tells the tale. We take a :le in doing good work ’0 SHOPS AT YOUR SERVICE. G. F, FRAMJEE George Street, Phone 6663. Broadway, opp. Regent Theatre. Phone 6963, Palmerston North. Private Phone 6801,