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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21646, 6 May 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS FINALLY TO-DAY 2.15 and 8 p.m. DARRYL F. ZANUCK presents The Greatest Laugh in Years “HOLLYWOOD CAVALCADE” “HOLLYWOOD CAVALCADE” DON AMECHE—ALICE FAYE And all the Great Stars of Yesterdaj (Approved for Universal Exhibition. PLUS A GREAT ARRAY OF SHORT, Plans at Begg’s or 'Phone 362. STATE Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., (throughout N.Z.) Hearing Aids Available. TO-MORROW (Tuesday) CANCEL ALL PRIOR DATES! FORGET THE FIRESIDE, for here i . a programme that everyone who en ■ joys pictures will want to see. “THREE SONS” “THREE SONS” “THREE SONS” i The Great Story of a man wh ■ amassed a fortune—won power, bu | couldn’t buy the love of his own thre I sons. With (EDWARD ELLIS- KENT TAYLOI J. EDWARD BROMBERG ; (Approved for Universal Exhibition. Plus I THRILLS! THRILLS! THRILLS! Who Killed Stella Trent? “SUED FOR LIBEL” “SUED FOR LIBEL” “SUED FOR LIBEL” With KENT TAYLOR—LINDA HAYES (Recommended by Censor for Adults. Plans at Begg's or 'Phone 362. TEM U K A ELITE THEATRE TO-NIGHT 8 p.m. A Magnificent Motion Picture Plus Great Dramatic Story “THE RAINS CAME” “THE RAINS CAME” “THE RAINS CAME” (Recommended by Censor for Adults Adapted from the Famous Loui Bromfield Novel and Starring MYRNA TYRONE GEORG] LOY POWER BREN! (Reserves at Martin’s 73M) BUSINESS NOTICES BURN AIREDALE COAL In Your DESTRUCTOR 4/9 Per Bag G. McCLATCHIE END CO.. LTD., 201 Stafford St. (Opp. Arcade). ’Phones 663 and 358 DALGETY AND CO., LTD. LICENSED WHEAT BROKERS SEED WHEAT OATS GRAS! SEED AND CLOVERS ON SALE \GROSAN G (Improved) The lale> mercurial dry pickle for grain INCREASES production CONTROLS smut and rust A/e have also the machine tor picklim grain with the above mentioned Pesticide Fertilisers foi all Crops i’RACT’OR b UEL of every descnptioi DALGETY AND CO.. LTD George Street Timaru PROFITABLE INVESTMENT FOR EVERY MAN WITH “PEACE Oh MIND” ADDEI JO HIE I’ROFU the man who owns his c*..n home i a wise man, but he always nas thn jd to watch the amount invested u it. A member of the A M P Society san lately that he had made only two kind, of investment in his life: (1) He hat bought a house and (2) he nad tn vested in some A M.P policies He sa:J that tn 1910 he nad pan £1 10 for a house, but owing to change, in styles jf architecture and other in fluences, it was now worth only £9si at the most On the other hand, in the same yea nr had begun to invest less than 10/ a week in his first AM P policy to £lOOO. To date he had invested a tote of £B2O in that policy but with bonnse. it would now be worth £l7BO to hi, estate; this, apart from the othe policies he had added from time U ime. Own your own home, by all means out buiid up your assets with AMP policies AM P policies never depreci ate. They enable men to create re serves that make for peace of mind am security Write at once for particulars uables. The e is no obligation. G F. SMYTHE. District Manager FRED M. WARD. Representative foi New Businer* The A M.P. Society offers . you thi )est obtainable in the v >rld Funds Exceed £120,000,000. A.M.P. SOCIETY