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SATISFACTION * in their Security *ifL 4| V wife and I have a great satisfaction in the security that our J|y|£ A.M.P. policies give us. It was a joyous breakfast this morning when the bonus certificates arrived!" So wrote James Kellett Penrose recently. It will be seen from the Table of Mr. Penrose's policies (below) that he has followed a normal plan, though, as he now realises, he might well have added another policy or two in his twenties. Mr. Penrose is now 51. His Jittle Estate rightly gives him comfort: ;. Sum now assured Annual Sum including bonuses Age Premium Assured to 31/12/37 * 8. d. £ ' £ ' ' 22 9 17 I 500 95! 30 12 0 10 500 804 41 6 13 4 200 260 42 10 6 9 JOO 385 45 38 0 0 1,000 1,173 { £3,573 I A tidy sum. On the average, one family in two in the Commonwealth and New Zealand now enjoys the protection of the A.M.P. in some measure. Should YOUR measure be increased, reader? A word to the nearest A.M.P. office would bring an experienced man to talk this over with you. Send word to-day. Even to-morrow may be too late. > THE LARGEST MUTUAL Lire OFFICE IN THE EMPIRE! b&Uided 1849. (laeorporatwl in Australia), Head Office for New Zealand: Cutomhoue Quay, Wellington. W. T. IKIN, Manaftr. Christchurch District Manager: C. W. ENNIS, P.O. Box 272. HUGH S. HOBBS, District Agent for Ellesmere, Springs, Selwyn, Malvern and Tawera Counties, c/o. A.M.P. Society, Christchurch. Messages for Mr Hobbs may be left at The Guardian Office. I When the easiest 1 SS QO 88 88 I way is the best I I ' * wav § *r> There are no two ways about it! Certainly the §g GG* OO 88 easiest way to get the most for every shilling 88 gg you spend is to buy products that you know 88 gg about through the advertisements in The Guar- §B ffi dian. You don't have to go out and look for 88 |g buying opportunities. The advertisements bring gg <>Jg them to you. And all you need do is consider Qg <g the facts, compare values and decide on the soap 88 gg or the sedan that best fits your judgment and a? 88 your pocket-book. Qg GO >4< GO gg Certainly the best way of making your money «? 88 go farthest is to buy merchandise of proved 88 s|| value Advertised merchandise. Merchandise gg that is bought and used by many people. Mer- go g? chandise that must be superlatively good enough 88 gg for its maker to keep calling it to the attention ?|| |g of people day after day and year after year. 88 gg This is the service—of convenience and profit— 8? that The Guardian advertisements offer you. It 88 |y? will pay you to read them regularly and take gg 88 advantage of everything they can do for you. CD