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Evening Star, Issue 22456, 29 September 1936, Page 7

Brown Ewing’s PRINCES - STREET. SPRING SUITS * m; the Annual Urge A Tailored air i* the Spring urge of every, well-dressed woman. At Brown, Ewing’s you will find classic Tailor-mades impeccably cut on slenderising lines . . . possessing that air of distinction which always accompanies the Brown, Ewing label jm TAILORED WORSTED SUITS, in * Navy and Black, with, neat , chalk stripes. The coats are semi-fitting with three-button fronts. Skirts- have -inverted pleats on side fronts;, ChCh W.X. and O.S. fittings.' «rcr/WP ■| SEMI-FITTING TAILORED SUITS, smartly cut from indefinite stripe Worsteds. The coats are link-fastened and the skirts are pleated, at the sides. W. size. £3/10/6 Hj SUITS FOR SMALLER FITTINGS, in light-weight Beige Tweeds. ■ The coats, in belted styles, have trim-fitting backs, and the skirts are neatly pleated: at the sides. S.S.W. and ‘ s.w.- ■ ; :r ■| LINEN SUITS, in Jaunty tailored, slim-fitting, and belted styles. Some of the belted coats have'distinctive pleatings at the back. Useful for many occasions; in shades of Saxe, Almond, and Fawn; S.S.W., S.W., and W. sizes. „ 69/6 to 95/Brown Ewing’s PRINCES S T R E E T.

The Sentimental Season NOT FAR OFF SPRING, the sentimental season, is not far off. In it, at usual, the young man’s fancy will lightly turn to thoughts of love. Promises will be made and accepted, and there will be planning for the road of life. Those promises will cover undertakings to cherish and protect, and what better basis for the fulfilment of such promises than membership in the A. M.P. Society and adequate A.M.P. assurance? A young man, about to marry in 1891, took out an A.M.P. policy for £I,OOO. A.M.P. policies have a way of growing astonishingly, with bonuses, so that, when he died recently, hit widow drew £2,480. Even in death he was able to keep his promise. Another young man, who married early this year, in the full vigour of his middle twenties, became a member of the A.M.P. and assured for £SOO, meaning to add other policies as his income grew. A motor accident recently put an end to that planning, but there is £SOO with which to protect the young wife while she readjusts herself to the lira around her* The young couple about to marry would do well to send for a copy of a booklet, “Investing in Happiness.’ It should show them m urople* but solid, basis on which to plan a life of love and affection. [AMPk SOCIETY , ■ Largest Mutual Life Office in the Empire Established 1849. (luorf«r>t«l is AntnGa), Head Office lor New Zetlud: Customhoese Q«*7, Welliatfoe. W. T. IHN, KsiSfW. Dunedin District Manager: G.. .IT. G. DAVIES.