ADVERTISING MEMOS.

North Otago Times, Volume CVII, Issue 17164, 22 March 1927, Page 2

ADVERTISING MEMOS.

I ' i For exclusive furs at ihe ch-eapest prices and renovations the correct address is: The Dominion Fur Traders, Ltd., Stafford street, North, Timaru. For winter reading try 3. T. Adams' circulating libraries. Thames Street shop near Eden Street; Tees Street, opposite St. Luke's Chureh. All latest novels included. The best and cheapest reading in Oamaru. Threepence per hook. Coker Bros invite inquiries for the cost of painting motor cars. You will be surprised how low it is and instead of going on with your car not doing you credit you will save a few pounds by having it made like new. Enquiries will cost you nothing. It will give yru added pleasure when out for a drive. Coker Bros, new premises, Eden street, behind Commerical buildings. "When I entrusted you to shift my expensive piano, I knew you would handle it . with the greatest -care. I am glad to say my confldence in you, as on previus cccasions was not misplaced. The piano was delivered absolutely undamaged." Just as in this case, we can handle the rempval of your valued possessions with the same care and despatch. Ask us for an estimate. —The N.Z. EXPRESS CO., LTD. Tomato season. — Jackson's, next Post Office will supply you with the best qualities; only the hothouse stocked at present at the lowest possihle prices, also stone fruits. The refreshment department serves fruit salad and cream from 9d a dish, fkiit sundaes and ice cream drinks. We dispense A.l beverages. Three-course substantial dinner served daily, price ls 6d. The Rendezvous (next Post Office). Actual facts are tht only thlngs •ivorth considering in connection j with life insurance and the follow- 1 • ing instance proves that everyone \ contemplating making this provi- \ sior for the future would he foolish \ \ to dvi anything delxnite until he has \ ■ consulted Mr H. F. Maude, the locsil i ! sgent for the .M.P. Society. This is j the co.ppany which gives results. ! Here is the instance (one of thou- 1 ■sands equally as sound). Whole-life { Policy, Table A: age at entry 15, in | force 141 years at December 31st, 1924; Policy No. 436380; Original sum insnred £1000, Bonus Additions to December, 1923, £289 16s; Bonus for one 3'ear £33 16s. Total premiums paid in £240. How is that f-or results? £240 paid in premiums against £323 12s credited in Revis•ionary Bonuses for the same period ^•Iso insured the whole time for £1000 up to £1325 12s. No company can beat thii'. See Mr Maude at once.