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Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 July 1938, Page 6

HUMPHREYS & ANDREWS. Price Smashing Sale NOW IN FULL SWING A BARGAIN TREAT-THESE GOODS WILL SELL QUICKLY. DON’T MSS THIS OPPORTUNITY. Usually 5 MEN’S GREY TWEED WORKING PANTS. 29/6. Sale Price 15/7 MEN’S SPORTS COATS. Sizes 3to 6. Usually 21/to 42/-. Sale Price 10/8 BARGAINS IN MEN’S SUITS. Usually £5/5/- to £6/15/-. Sale Price £2 1 only MEN’S BROWN TWEED OVERCOATS, Size 4. Usually 55/-. Sale Price 25/4 MEN’S GREY TWEED OVERCOATS. Usually 49/6. Sale Price 29/6 2 Dozen MEN’S INTERLOCK ATHLETIC SINGLETS. Usually 2/6. Sale Price 1/3 I 115 PAIRS LADIES’ SILK HOSE. Usual Price 3/6. NOW TO CLEAR AT HALF PRICE. 1/9 ™. 6 MEN’S SUEDE LUMBER JACKETS. Usually 15/6. Sale Price 10/11 7 Pairs MEN’S FINE SERGE TROUSERS. Usually 22/6. Sale Price 14/11 24 MEN’S WATERPROOF BUSHMEN’S CAPES. usually 12/6. i, Sale Price 4/11 1 SMALL BOY’S OVERCOAT. Usually 19/6. f Sale Price 5/The Whole of Our Stow is Reduced to Sale Prices. Humphreys & Andrews LEVIN. PHONE 96.

SAFEGUARDED at ALL ages XHE wise man uses the A.M.P. Society to safeguard himself and his dependents at all ages. He heeds a different safeguard at each stage of his life, and can secure it most' economically through the A.M.P. siSs ing hopefully to the future; he will be assured for a modest sum, say, £SOO or £I,OOO. A good start. family will be protected with, perhaps, three A.M.P. policies totalling £2,000. There will be a sense of security. comfortable feeling of independence made possible through A.M.P. policies built up through the years. inwnimnrn i CM <-ss£: s^l GED 70. His widow will be without a care because of the protection of A.M.P. policies taken out by her husband in . his twenties and thirties. the largest mutual life office in the empire: Established 1849. in Auitralia), Head Office for New Zealand; Customhouse Quay, Wellington. W. T. IKIN, Manager. Palmerston North District Manager: A. E. Carrington,, Box 131. District Agent: R. ALLISON.