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Evening Star, Issue 20256, 17 August 1929, Page 25

REAR HEALTHY CHICKS AHD REAP THE BEHEFIT. Gfive them-a wholesome, satisfying ■'ood and keep them in good condition. Feed them with Palmer’S —the proven best chickfood. A healthy chicken now means a fruitful fowl later. Sold by all stores. PALMER’S CHICK FOOD. Dunedin Agents: Mackerras & Hazlett, W Secular & Co. A Trying Test of Friendship! BORROWING MONEY. Yes, that’s it--that’s tho crucial test”; and if as a worker or salaried person you have ever tried to borrow, you will know what an unpleasant job it i*. The friends who could help are often reluctant, to do so, and those who would are frequently unable. It’s a true proverb, “He who goes a-borro\v-mg goes a-iiorrowing.” Yet, alas! such action is sometimes necessary because of unexpected demands, ••SUDDEN CALLS” — wholly unlooked for—arise; a substantial sum of money ie required—a quite unthougbt-of demand cropE' up—and what s to be done? Thisi is one of the occasions when tho real value of an account in the JDunedin Savings Bank is most fully appreciated. If you possess such an account, the “sudden call ” means nothing mors than the withdrawal of some of vour savings from tho Bank. Without this fund to fall back upon, tho only thing often left to do is to “ test tho friendship ” of someone able to help, and undergo the humiliation of “ goirfe a-borrowing;. ” / BE GLAD OF YOUR CHANCE! Prepare now for any emergency. Consistent Saving, when you aro in receipt of regular wages or salary, will enable you to build up a bulwark against unforeseen demands for money—and you never know when one may arise. You have the chance to save NOW; why neglect it? ••DON'T TRUST TO LUCK.” It’s good advice: “Better be sure than sorry.” Bo independent by means of your money savings. Build up capital, and make your own “good luck.” If you have not an account in this popular “Citizens’ Bank,” open one right away —a deposit of even one shilling will suffice! unedin Savings Bank Head Office, Dovrl’ng Street. SOUTH DUNEDIN BRANCH. Corner of Carpiil Road. NORTH DUNEDIN BRANCH, Roberts’s Buildings, Gardens, Tram Terminus. pH 1 m iaoBSTTCRB The mcdorctc price of the Armvtronff Cycle Is due to specialised '•lass Prrducfrn. For lastinc s-rvice and dspend."binty at nil timei—Cheese on Armstrong, Fnjrlanr”s finest cycle. "The Better BiVe at Less Money." Eaey terms er-nneed. Local Aeenf VICTOR NELSON, KIWI CYCLE WORKS, Cargill’s Corner, SOUTH DUNEDIN. Still Greater Comfort , in Eyewear! The introduction of new I ideas in spectacle com- I fort is marked by the | coining of these new § white rolled gold specta- I cle frames. Extremely 1 light in weight, their I presence is scarcely felt, I and flat eye wires, a I broad bridge, and sturdy | temples add much to I their comfort and dura- I bility. The delicate engraving, too, adds to ! their charm. 1 Come and see them to-day. Consultant: W. M. De Lacey Fellow of the- British Optical Association (Honours Degree), Fellow of the institute of Ophthalmic Opticians (London). G. & T.. Young Op!it v a!mic Opticians, 88 Princes Street, Dunedin.