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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19249, 1 August 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE MAJESTIC. (Direction: Fuller-Hay ward Theatres) Cosy and Warm Theatre Awaits You. MATINEE AT 2.15 P.M. TO-NIGHT AT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT LAST TWO NIGHTS. The Sparkling Mystery Romance of the French Surete, With as many Laughs as Thrills. “ARSENE LUPIN.” “ARSENE LUPIN.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults) WITH THE FAMOUS BROTHERS—JOHN AND LIONEL BARRYMORE TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SCREEN HISTORY. Spell-binding Mystery Delightful Wit and Humour And the Engaging Romance of a Master Criminal, are expertly blended in this Intriguing Story by Maurice Le Blanc. Together with LAUREL AND HARDY In their Latest Fun Riot—- “ HELPMATES.” Box Plans at Theatre or Ring 651 M for Reservations. THE CHILDREN’S GREAT EVENT FOR 1932. MICKEY THE MOUSE’S BIRTHDAY MATINEE. TO BE HELD AT THE MAJESTIC AND THEATRE ROYAL. NEXT SATURDAY, AT 2.15 P.M. The biggest Birthday Cake ever seen in Timaru has been made by Mr Chas. Patsman (Timaru’s leading Pastrycook). for this big event. Every child attending the Birthday Matinee will receive a piece of this Wonderful Cake, which is 6ft high and is hundreds of pounds in weight. The huge Cake will be on view in the window of Chas. Begg's Music Shop. To-morrow, and during the week. BRING THE KIDDIES IN TO SEE IT BUSINESS NOTICES. THE VICTORIA INSURANCE CO., LIMITED. pTIRE. Marine, Employers’ Liability. Personal, Accident. Sickness. Plate Glass, Motor Car (Comprehensive), Crop Risks, Mortgage Indemnity and Fidelity Guarantee at Lowest Rates. Agents—DALGETY & CO.. LTD. TREATMENT For Eczema, Psoriasis. Acne, Scalp Ailments and Kindred Skin Troubles. Testimonials from oil parts prove remarkable efficacy of wonderful Klexema Treatment. Write for particulars and booklet of testimonials. Consultations Free. Klexema Rooms. 769 Colombo Street, Christchurch. 'Phone 34-566. Visiting Ashburton last Tuesday in each month; Somerset Hotel. COAL! COAL! PELAWMAIN 6/- BAG LINTON ------- 5/9 BAG BLACKBURN - - - - 3 9 BAG CASH. Also Limited Supply of MANUKA WOOD—ONLY 2 6 BAG CASH. G. McCLATCHIE & CO.. LTD.. Stafford St. ’Phones: 683 and 702. DOMINION CAFE, 142 Stafford Street, Timaru, -THE oldest established Restaurant in 1 Timaru has been lately purchased by MR D. MILLS, a resident of Timaru for over 30 years, and for 10 years manager of the Fishermen's Mart. The business gives work to five Timaru people, and all foods used in the Cafe are bought in Timaru from Timaru Tradesmen, and only the Best and Freshest of Foods are used; and as our business depends on local support. We in return support Local Industry. Over 300 Patrons weekly are supplied with our appetising Meals. WE ARE NOT THE CHEAPEST—BUT THE BEST! A TRIAL SOLICITED. D. MILLS: Proprietor. Why should I take out a Policy in the A.M.P. Society? There is a woman in a certain New j Zealand town whose husband died recently and left her a house, furniture, a very small bank balance, two small children —and no insurance money. Relatives offered helpful suggestions but no cash. So she settled down bravely to her task; took in boarders, cooked, washed, worked hard to add a few pounds to her meagre store. And the struggle still continues with two youngsters depending on a lone woman’s efforts for their daily needs. That is a simple stoiv, is it not? It requires no complex aoning to convince you of its trutn and poignancy. Yet it suDplies a more potent argument for adequate life assurance cover than scientific salesmanship has ever concocted. Those who cannot be easily persuaded to assure their lives and those who feel dubious about their wisdom in doing so (if there are any) might well take it to heart. To the policyholder who complaint, “What is the good of life assurance? I’ll never get the money,” the reply is, “No, but there are others who will and their need is the greater.” And to the man who says “I don’t think life assurance worth while,” we put the position thus — “Could you leave your wife and children £I,OOO in cash if you died tomorrow? Or can you only afford to set aside about £3O a year for them? If you can do the latter, the former is possible; but only through life assurance. Doesn’t that make it worth while?” Ask a woman, like the one in our story, what SHE thinks. The A.M.P. Society offers the world the salest oi all safe investments. Funds exceed £86.000,000. Best Bonuses, Best Conditions, Unparalleled Security. .Write at once for particulars of tables. There i, no obligation. G. F. SMYTHE. District Manager; FRED M. WARD, Representative for New Business,