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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23332, 26 October 1937, Page 5

SowEyl J m nem an IT A % M % i % V kX% vvs m % its % %|N % % %: -T % % % % % % V^il w \ m % % % mt% i % i I % % I % » % * If it m m I i Ml IA * 1 r lanese TfiAOl MARK Curtain Ninon A cool cloud to hang ’twixt you and the sun■CELANESE ’ CURTAIN NINON. Here is a new loveliness produced by ‘Celanese’ to give a subtle touch of luxury to your windows a loveliness that hangs in filmy folds, gently softening hard window frames—and a loveliness that Is lovely to the end, for 1 Celanese ’ Curtain Ninon washes and dry-cleans without losing any of its original beauty. In plain, printed and fancy designs. and to complete the picture TOAOI MARK Curtain Taffeta Rich gleaming hangings—glowing with a Jewel radiance. ‘Celanese’ and ‘quality’ have always gone hand in hand, and it is with pride we tell you that ‘ Celanese ’ Taffeta WITHSTANDS THE SUN AND WILL NOT SPLIT— a great point when it comes to choosing summer hangings. If any difficulty in obtaining, write forname of near eel stockist to: G. A. WRIGHT , P.O. Box 795, Wellington. Huts Umufeetursrs of'Ctlmuss’ Terns an* fairies en 4 Proprietors o] Iks Trait Mark ‘Otlmstt' I BriSUh Orients* Umittd, Otlsoust Bouts, Bmotor Sfuart, London, WJ, Bnelani.

re m ■>.- « by CUSTOMERS Sk T the height of the drought in Eastern Australia (hapxuk pily now broken) a certain storekeeper went to the * Manager of the A.M.P. Branch in his town and arranged for a loan of £1,500 on his policies. He was able to obtain the loan because his policies were ample and in good order, and he got the money at once. “This drought has hit my customers very hard,*’ said the storekeeper. “Most of them are up to their eyes in trouble. I must stand by them if I can, and let them have their foodstuffs, anyhow. When the drought breaks they'll pay up. On the other hand if I couldn’t keep going, I’d have to go broke: the old A.M.P. has saved me." , The A.M.P. man said to him: **You’vo saved yourself. You have built up a reserve in your policies. Like all reserves, it is there to be used in time of trouble. I congratulate you on your good management When you have finished with the money, bring it back and we II go on building it up as a further reserve for you. Isn’t there a hint in that story for other storekeepers, aye, and for all men? ■ ~ . There’s an A.M.P. office near YOUI Get m touch with it I AMP \ SOCIETY THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE EMPIRE EitiMisW 1849. (Isc*rssrat*J is Antrelia), Head Office lor Mew Zesfesd: CostieAsss# Qwf, WeUisgtss. W. T. UQH, Dunedin District Manager: G. W. G. DAVIES.

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