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Taranaki Daily News, 10 February 1917, Page 6

When a Job is Offering the Man with the Good Address Gets the Preference. Keep that fa-.'t well in mind. IsV.er neglicet your personal appearance, for it presentable personal appeai'suiee is a great asset. You owi it to yourself and to your friends to be well dressed, it is a simple duty but no one expects or wants yon to be extravagant. There is really no need for it. GET INTO A "PALATINE" SUIT AND YOU WILL BE! WELL DRESSED AT SMALL EXPENSE. Palatine suits' are . made by clever craftsmen, and they embody all the essential features of eorreci style, fit and perfect workmanship. The fabrics arc dependable for they arc woven from ttie best of wools, nn.l the suits are warraiitvd to give full wtar and abeoluts IS FROM 75/- THE SUIT TO MEASURE. Come and let us demonstrate the points of "Palatine" suits. NEW PLYMOUTH.

y^SV^ MR Isn't that what you almost prayed for last Summer? Summer is here again, meet it coolly with— —— fir MM I Does not overheat the kitchen. All the heat is regulated to give'just the amount desired, and is concentrated under the cooking. "BIG TREE" Kerosene is the oil that doesn't smoke, doesn't smell, doesn't contain inflammable vapours ©r destructive acids; its clean heat bakes, broils, rousto and toasts perfectly. No coal, wood or ashes. Ask any., dealer—or better, ask someone using it. Controlled and distributed by an independent and purely New Zealand Company,

CHURCH SERVICES. 6UXDAY, FEBRUARY 1! CHINCH IF E.\OLA\D, St. Mary's— S (IT.C), 11 and 7. To Hcmii—S (H.C.), U and 7. 801 l Mock—l! (H.C.) Old People's Home—o.4s. Omata—7.3o. Barrett Road—7.3o. Oakura—ll (H.C.) Tataraimaka—7.i,-> (Harvest Thanksgiving). Oka t0—7.30 (H.C.) and 2.15. Waitara—B (H.C), 11 and 7. iHuirangi—2.3o. Lcpperton—7.3o. Tikorangi—ll (H.C.) Cremii-2.30. Piko—ll. Pukearulie—7.3o. MJ3TIIODIST. Whitoley Memorial Church—ll and 7, Rev. A.. B. Clinppell, M.A. Fitzroy— (Church anniversary) 11, Rev. C. 11. Olds, 8.A.;'7, Bev'. G. B. Hinton. St. Aubyn-11, Air. fi. H. Maunder; 7, Mr. F, Ilardwidgc. Oinata—2.3o, Rev. C. M. Olds, B.A. Upland Road—7.3o, Mr. C. IC. ISellringer. Hillsborough—2, Air. C. 10. Bellrin«er. Carrington Road—2.3o, Mr. F. Hardwidge. Korito---7.30, Mr. F. Shiito. Old People's Home—6, Supply. Opunakc-U and 7.30, Rev. f. W. Featherstone. Oaomii-2.30, Rev. T. W. Fcathewtonc; 7.30, Bev. S. H. Papakakura (H.F.). Okato—ll and 7.30, Kev. B.'B. Gosnell. Tataraimaka—2, Kev. R. B. Gosnell (H.F.) Pungarelm—2, Mr. Pettigrew. lialiotu—ll and 7.30, Ju\ Pettigrew. Kltlmm P.o'id—Thursday, 8, Rev. T. W. Feathorstone, 'Petone Koad—FHdav, S, Bev B. B Gosnell. Wftitnra—l), Rev. fi. B. Hinton (C.A.; 7, Bev. C. H. Olds.' iLeppevton—2.3o, Mr. White. Uremii—2.Bo, Bev. G. B, Hinton; 7.30, Mr. Hick. . ' Uruti Boad—ll, Mr. Lawrence. Uruti-JS, Mr. Lawrence. Pukearulie— 7.3o, Mr. Lawrence. PfcESBYTERIAN. ' St Mr. C. E. Perkiasj 7,