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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 16 December 1925, Page 2

TdURiNB CAR £345 The world has built many thousands of miles of good roads, but there are still vast areas where roads are extremely difficult 16. travel. , .w4rs^».! In these undeveloped- regions Dodge ...... Brothers Touring Car is itertfcularly popu-' lar. Its weight is right. The engine possesses And if given reasonable care and faith- ' fulljr lubricated, the wording parts 0f.5, the car rarely call fof • the owner’s-*' attention*. ” ' rtA* -V ‘ " $ vi n AMURI MOTORS LIMITEDf Canon Street .i. »ij ' s: ■ Timaru' & ■ *!P PI r<-< ret Mi SECURE SHARE OF THIS YEAR’S SURPLUS. (By iaccejptiag ,A "Policy bSfore.]3.etteiftberi.?.lß.t(.L. , &ltlii?tlii«. £A.M.}P. are entitled to a participation 'in the surplus,. Jufct -’as.4f-Vo'h;- , bSa'‘'tifebi£jit , tfi'6niber foi:'th@ whdie* yeah, - vv|. “The family loaf is buried in the family head,” | The imcertainty of- life is such that( every'man should* be bu|* that his wife and family are protected. They, are your-,first consideration. v (By paying; a small premium every year ypur depenfrantsTare Velieved iof anything that might happen. A, Savings Bank only pays you.what you have saved; ah A.M.P. Policy pay# what ypu 'had'hopeti'to’ have. ' _ », “The A.M.P. Society is probably the most .successful Jiff! office $H lias jsit the matter of returns to policy-holders that the world seen.’’ • ■' ‘ Stone and Cox’s Ihsurance Tables -I'D25 Edition; ■* ' v ‘ Fred M. Ward, Representative A.M.P. Society* -•- . - . :v:r TIMARU. '■

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HARMLESS LAXATIVE For Children of All Agea. Child is Bilious, '. Feverish, Constipated Give Syrup of . Figs.” <p<F o sX Children love the pleasant taste of “California' Syrup of Lies/’ and gladly take it even when billious, feverish, tiieh v rconstipai.ed. ,\o, other laxative regulates the tender littlo bowls so nicely. Jt sweetens the stomach and starts the liver and bowels without griping or overacting. Contains no narcotis or soothing drugs. Ask for “California Syrup;, of Figs, which lias 'directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Of chemists and stores, Is 9d—or 2$ times tho quantity for 3s. Mother, you must say “California Syrup or Figs” (or you may get an imitation fig syrup), and look for “Caiifig” on the package.