Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Star, Issue 19758, 7 January 1928, Page 11

New, smart Wash fabrics in fast colorings at very tempting prices. For kiddies as well as for grown-ups, 38in Check [Ginghams, fast washing colors, in all the latest designs and colons ings. [Usual price, 1/6# 1/lKyd Even ih Grandma's day wash fabrics weM rip cheaper than these 88in Cotton Marocam,- iii ■ floral, check, and novelty., designs. Specially selected by our Home buyer, ■ JJsual price, 1/9*.] ;.V, 1/3 ydP 86in Batine and Sponge Cloths, a delightful range to, from. fcal pep, 8/11* 1/9 only m “Brawn, firing's” Sn v of Princes Street

K (lODISED) - is iodised according to Ae Health Dept Regulations. Use it as a preventive v of Goitre New Zealand ArSTIOItBURIf i.T-0.,: i. s w A Bright and Prosperous Mew I to Everybody* | And what a number of weddings fhdle.' has been lately. - Good luck to them all May the bride get as good value in a husband as the pots and pans* crockery, cutlery, and kitchen articles which are sold by v ; , VERNON SMITH tThe Ironmonger, In :geor;<se street.-' - •>. . That’s saying something, isn’t it ? Bill just you come in and see. Most of our men assistants are married, and their advice is worth having when it comes to furnishing the kitchen* ~/

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MAKE 1928 A THRIFT .YEAR, 1927 IS GONEI —with all its lost chances, disappoint monts, and “ might-have-beens.” Bat another year has come, a new volume of days and months, a treasury of Opportunities, to be taken and enjoyed. One of the greatest Opportunities is that of practising Thrift! It's a wise course to pursue, for it leads to ©comic independence. Money-saving is indeed imperative if one wishes to make definite headway. A wise author wrote« “A man may, if he knows not bow to save >.s ho gets, keep his nose to tho grindstone.” SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGEEARNERS! It is for your benefit principally tb&i the DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK wdc established, its purpose being to make easy the habit of Thrift and develop ' the faculty of Money-saving to take care of your money and pay good interest on it. So that, having something substantial laid past, you might realise the chances of life as they arose. And it’s true—“ There are plenty of chances, plenty of opportunities, with an ‘it’ attached.” The “if” usually is “If I had a little money.” This lack makes many an ambitious man disappointed and dejected. NO MAN IS A FAILURE! —unless he is practising the methods of Failure, and spendthrift habits alls certainly among them. By tho exercise of Will-power one can abandon the “ easy-come-easy-go ” mode of useless selfishness, and determin to succeed by acquiring the methods of Thriftsaving money to make more, for jsl deposits in the Dunedin Savings Bank earn 4# per cent, interest. SAVE AS you GO! • —and begin this New Year, You can open an account at the Head Office/Sr at the South Dunedin or North-east Valley Branches. Do it now! Jufd you will come to bless the early dPs of 1928. ■ DUNEDIN SAYINGS BAip, HEAD OFFICE, DOWLING RTRWBffif SOUTH DUNEDIN BRANCH,® Corner of Cargill road. v NORTH DUNEDIN BRANOffi|& Roberts’s Buildings, Gardes* Trim ■' Terminus,

Inhaled, or taken on Jump sugar, “ Nazol ” is invaluable in cases of catarrh. Heals inflamed membranes and assists breathing. Is Gd buys sixty doses.—[Advt.]