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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 22 March 1926, Page 11

DON'S AUTUMN SHOW COMMENCES. NEW MODELS arriving DAILY, •THE COATS and WRAPS, in. Plain, Straight Styles, and Full Flared Effects Priced at 70/0 to Ogns. COSTUMES OF ELEGANCE, Smartly Tailored, in Reppes and Tweeds — £4 4s to £6 10s. CASHMERE JUMPER SUITS, with Eton Collars. A Great Variety o£ Shades- — 22/6 to sgns. ENSEMBLE SUITS, ,in Reppes, Bouclette and Wool—4gns. to Ogns. WE INVITE YOUR EARLY INSPECTION. 6&aZcce 3%0a4e "THE sARCADB-

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OF INTEREST TO ALL. - ASSOCIATIONS for the insurance .- of lives are to be ranked among \ the very noblest institutions of civil- ' isecl society, and their usefulness can ; be attested by thousands of happy and independent families rescued by their means from the bitterness of ; poverty and of charity. By life m-g surance one is enabled to save in the most scientific manner, and to ac-, quire at once the position which can ;-, only otherwise be reached by long_jvears of studious saving. Undoubtedly the Association to insure with is; the National Mutual Life Association, a particularly sound and very ■ old established office. The premiums are small and the bonuses, large. NATIONAL MUTUAL FIFE ASSOCIATION. FRED GRUHN, District Agent. Offices: Hay's Building, corner Stafford and Strathallan Streets. ’Phone 1030. FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE THE GUARDIAN ASSURANCE CO., LTD., transacts all this class of . business. Consult us to-day in re- ' ference to any property not insured or not fully insured, and thus avoid a serious loss in case of fire. Protect yourself and employees against the expenses caused by accidents. GUARDIAN ASSURANCE CO., LTD. FRED GRUHN, Chief Agent. Offices: Hay’s Buildings, Corner Stafford and Strathallaii Streets. 'PhonS 1060.