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Taranaki Daily News, 12 March 1932, Page 6

YOUR EASTER SUIT! Get a MINSTER to measure for your Easter and Autumn. Prices reduced from 95/-. Fit and Style guaranteed. CALL AND SEE RANGE OF . MATERIALS. Stratford Agent: A. H. HILLOCK, THE KASH, STRATFORD. “Where the Good Hats Are.” STRATFORD’S RESIDENT OPTICIAN. Sight tested and glasses supplied the same day. All Repairs Promptly Executed. Ring 594 for an appointment. QW E N J) AVIES, - • (F.S.M.C., F.8.0.A., London), Sight testing and Manufacturing Optician, Broadway (next Deare’s), Stratford. All applications for Encyclopedia m n st, be made before April 10. T TERE is one of the handiest I* books anyone could have—it is in a compact volume, strongly bound, containing 1054 pages of information on more than a score of subjects. It is an English dictionary, an atlas, a gazetteer ... there are sections devoted to Wireless, Gardening, Photography, Historical Events, General Information, etc. And it is free! ... for twelve wrappers of Pears’ Unscented or Golden Glory Soap. Commence saving your wrappers now I : The Pure Soap OrIGINAITrANSP ARENT Invigorating as . j a Sea Breeze • Golder Glory Exquisitely fragrant — fuller . » lathering To Messrs. A. A. Stichbury Limited, P.O Box 296, Wellington f enclose la Wrappers from Pear's Unscented eODe Name..........-.— « Address - ——£ NEW SEASON’S SUITINGS The new season's materials are now ar riving and we can quote prices lower than ever. We can save you pounds on your suit. GUARANTEED SERGES at £6. THE NEW THORNPROOF at £6. Whatever you want in Suitings we have it. Write, Wire, ’Phone or Call for Patterns. D. BUTCHART SUIT SPECIALIST, BROADWAY. STRATFORD. 'Phone 2541. ‘ Above John On, Grocer. ■ _____ - *■ gregational singing to he led. by Miss E. Dowling from 6.45 p-m. Bell Block—Tuesday, 7.15 p.m., Bible Class. Inglewood. Charge. Inglewood —11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Rev, RS. Keenan. Tarata —2:30 p.m., Harvest Thanksgiving, Rev. R. 9. Keenan. Stratford Charge. Stratford —11 a.m, Subject: “Courageous Service.” 7 p.m. Subject:' “The Fruitful Vine.” Rev. J. MacGregor. Te Popo—2 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH. Harvest Festival Services and Annual Thank Offering. The Tabernacle —11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Rev. F. A. Parry. Evening subject: “The Farmer Who Fed His Soul With Corn.” . Special thanksgiving Anthems at both services. Evening soloist; Miss Ancell. Service broadcast by station 2YB. Mangorei Church —2.15 p.m.,, Mr. Hector Hogarth. Upper Westown—7.ls p.m., Mr. H. Mullon. 1 THE SALVATION ARMY. Brougham Street, this Sunday—7. a.m., Knee Drill; 11 a.m., Mrs. Adjutant Green speaks on “Fishers of Men.” 7 p.m., People’s Popular Service. Plenty of Music and Song. Adjutant 1 8. Green speaks on “Putting Back the Clock.” CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. First Church of Christ, Scientist, New Plymouth (branch church of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.): —Services: Church in Courtenay Street, Sunday School at II a.m.; service, 7 p.m.; Wednesday, 8 p.m. z j