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Thames Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 18599, 7 September 1932, Page 2

SPRING Cleaning Time When every careful housewife takes stock of the Linen Press and HOUSEHOLD Requirements GOOD FURNISHINGS - But not necessarily costly furnishings will make your home a REAL PLACE to LIVE INVet the outlay need be only small. Curtains and Drapings for every room at moder|ate prices. New Curtains add charm to the home. Note thfese prices. SHADOWETTE, floral colourings, nicely blended; suitable for coverings and hangings, 31in wide. AT yd. m n viwi! 't-m V. f. I? © m A tQ. 3 0% I e>o 7 : sjcar'i CQ3 & SPECIAL LINE OF TOWELS, closely woven; coloured or white, 23 x 43. . AT 2/6 pr). CURTAIN NET , in new honey and biscuit shades; lacey effect now in demand. AT -\V 2 d, 1/2 and 1/4J yd. ALSO with Art. Silk border. AT 1/6 yd. ROLLER TOWELLING, stout make, with red or blue stripe. AT Bid yd. COLOURED CURTAIN NETS, in plain and two-toned effects. Fadeless . AT 2/6, 2/9, 3/3, 3/11 yd. LINEN FINISH SHEETS, for single * bed. AT 9/11 pr. FANCY COCOANUT MATTING, for hard wear; 22!in wide. AT 2/3 yd. WINDOW BLINDS, any size and style made to order. State your requirements and get our price. ANY ARTICLE MAY BE BOUGHT ON OUR LAY-BY SYSTEM. PAY WHEN YOU CAN. Hetheringtons Lid. “The DRAPERS” THAMES.

Springtime is GARDEN TIME. WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR NEEDS. HERE ARE JUST A FEW: SEED POTATOES, best Southern, double hand picked. ALSO: COOPER’S VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. SPADES FORKS RAKES HOES SPRAY PUMPS AND SPRAYING MATERIALS. Hauraki Stores Ltd. Phones: Shop 169. THAMES. Residence 291- P-O. Box 16.

BUSINESS NOTICES. As Old as Civilisation. The whole story of Insurance would carry us back many centuries. In fact, an analogy has been drawn between the principles of life Insurance and the ancient story of Joseph preparing In the seven years of plenty for the succeeding years of famine. For life insurance Is primarily concerned with making provision, during the years of health and strength, against the day when death shall come or old age demand comfort and relaxation from hard work. The Future. If past esperlence be repeated, the following facts will be true 40 years hence:—Of every 100 healthy men now 26 years of age—One only will be wealthy; Four will be well-to-do; Thirty-Six will be dead; Fifty-Four will be dependent upon friends, relatives or charity.

In View of These Facts, can. you afford to lightly regard the future when a small contribution periodically set aside will guarantee you in cash at a specified age, the sum of, say, £IOO, £IOOO, £2OOO, or more, debending upon your ability to save, A.M.P. SOCIETY I District Agent PAEROA. J. R, KIDD, "In days of old” weird dopes were sold To ease a cough or cure a cold, And dupes in Ignorance believed That putrid draughts all ills relieved. But modern* science now. discards • The charlatan and all his shards, And offers treatment pure and sure In fragrant Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. —Ad.