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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 144, 19 June 1926, Page 17

/ \ Down on His Uppers* " t X : 'bout unemployment. It's a nasty / — \ subject ana, of course, the poiiti- / ffi&Zy/IZsZ \ cians always find an excuse ror it. / \ There's more than one side to every I Jjr79r>_Z%?j__S= "i '. \rTZ?r^ =: ~ I rase ' antl sometimes there's so many I 11 11 I an S'' e s 'n an arg-ument, that one fret's I Wl I re! } lly mlxe<l U P- and loses the main V JMl(i^^^^^^^^\ J Thel , ,e '. s alwa y s D . ecn unemployment \ I^M J 'li%__ / P° or we llave always with us.'" \ _M^'l^i^P^^^^ ! J < *' Uite a ,0t 0f llnem P !nvrr "* nt can he MW/ffiy^^~^Svffi!/iMwi ''FSvaV > ~"~" 1- or ° n the other hand, there's a whole >. S lot of unemployment caused .by con- ' x. at ditions In which the average man has l i_. t °" r fluty aS common sense people to should save against* "the period or ! { V^^^^^^f///^^^^ /^M^^'J lit \\. " ncl a J° b - " is was a ''eally genuine I'M \ case ° r unemployment. He wasn't / \ - arraid to work either. 1 put him on / l\ \ Forests. Ltd. I had a yarn with him i / t) , illu&flW V lle sai(l " " I)Ut Im P roucl t0 ,)f? ' wltn right material in him, and he's al- ' vPvSSIJv// ready learned the lesson ol' saving aiter beln? "down on his uppers." %srr l"*' s buying: some ISonds. :ind is pur_7 by so much every week as an W investment Tor his ruture. ' don't need to tell the average man and woman that a savin? plan ls important in tlieir domestic government. IT they don't /^/M^^^^^Or^^i' realise it now they'll certainly have an unpleasant awakening" in ifl|l| You can save without effort under the plan which N.Z. Perpetual __'^_fuw^_^arV>«^_a%_OTM Forests, Ltd., has made for you. A few pence a day saved anr> _§_(■' invested In N.Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltd., Bonds will keep poverty away and provide a definite assurance against being down on Write to mc, care of any of the Company's offices, and I will have a longer dial with you than th" spare that I'm allowed on ' II ' tLiS P- ermitS|h|V /^\2__ — You CANNOT ignore Jim's Advice. .- — -- .- _ _ The Secretary. ; j For YOUR sake, for YOUR . s-ith-vvyi'e & Co Ltd. P.O. Box 672, Auckland. CHILDREN'S Sake, WRITE TO-DAY. Please send by return mall your free 2.-page ; c -: ■ ! illustrated book, and a copy or the Smltti-Wylie Journal. , ; Name ; i ; Address ! • : : I ■ -.; * ; Date : "S." i 9/6/26.

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