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Horowhenua Chronicle, 21 March 1938, Page 3

' The Hats we display are the result > of intensive market searchings, and I determination to get you the very > latest styles at the lowest possible I Price. THIS WEEK WE INTRODUCE TOQUES OF EVERY KIND. TOQUES in Velour, in Black, Navy, Nigger, Bottle, Wine. All smartly trimmed. OUR PRICE 19/6 TOQUES in Fur finished wool felt, ribbon trimmed and feather trimmed, all colours. OUR PRICE 9/11 TOQUES in Feather and Ribbon trimmed felts, big variety of styles, in all colours. OUR PRICE 5/11 9. * * a es v THE GOLD SHOP. lISON'S . OXFORD ST. LEVIN AND AT WELLINGTON AND PALMERSTON NORTH.

Levin Poultrykeepers Co-op. Assn. Oxford Street :: :: Levin. Established 17 years, therefore one of the oldest similar organisations in N.Z. Market your eggs in the best markets without restriction, at lowest cost. Poultry and Stock Foods Supplied at Competitive Prices. | LAKE SIDE MEAT MEALS SUPPLIED IN ANY QUANTITY. NUTRA MIN, the Tested Poultry Tonic. \ Agents: National Insurance Company. | Telephones: Store 318; Private 263. I imuuHJi»Mir~n — ow)wic.tw.mkbx> am .J, The codfish lays 10,000 eggs, the homely hen lays one. | The codfish never cackles to tell you what she’s done I And so we scorn the codfish, and the homely hen we prize v Which demonstrates to you and me that it pays to adver- I tise. I

3> m WM SH& E3fH* It SvG rrHEEfi: W iS-EET: n=^ m M isst X-*i7 s^=s* 3S«S IKC S ?4 s-v w» St4SM ikftfcfe. iiKP t en f ■feteiilg&sy Mg r J&J mim BpC <S> K» %>, asu f* $r ANY young men put off becoming members of the &** A.M.P., thinking that it will do just as well later on. Of course, any time is a good time to join up. but when a man is young is the best time: it costs him less ih&n. A certain member who now has 16 policies with the Society did not become a member till he was thirty years of age. The average premium paid by him works out at £39 for each £I,OOO of his assurance. .... Being a shrewd business man, he assured his sons early m their lives. They are assured for £6.000. andl the average premium per £ 1 000 is £B/16/4 on the one and £lO/18/7 on the other. A big difference. A very big difference when you consiaer that the saving will operate in every year of the young men s lives. Assure early! Be courageous and invest as heavily as possible in AMP. policies when you are young. That way lies prosperity and happiness and contentment when you are old. If you have sons, get them started on the right track early m life. Send to the nearest A.M.P. office for an experienced adviser to help you discover the right track. Do it to-day. Even to-morrow may be too late. Va THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE EMPIRE: Established 1849. (Incorporated in Australia), Head Office for New Zealand: Customhouse Quay, Wellington. W. T. IKIN, Manager. District Agents: Allison and Edwards, 123 Lyndhurst Street, PALMERSTON NORTH.