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Evening Star, Issue 20591, 17 September 1930, Page 14

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for inluenza colds. —[Advt.] Looking into the Future ! the service of thrift —helps greatly to make life ahead cheerful. The more secure and •serene the future, the greater is to-day’s enjoyment. The practical realisation of this outlook is a personal matter. For most Workers and Salaried people it means Money-Saving—making the utmost of to-day’s opportunities. ::i2 ACCUMULATION OF MONEY -—is au achievement, more easy for some than for others, but possible to most u ruler normal circumstances. Vision and Determination are osential. The goal in view must bo visualised—ho it financial independence, a homo of one’s own, provision for tho children’s higher education, or whatever is sought Then steady money-saving will bring realisation. ONOMY AND THRIFT --go hand in hand. Deckles,-, spending makes Money-saving impossible. but this soon disappears when ono becomes the proud and satisfied possessor of a growing account at the Dunedin Savings Bank. It’s never too late to begin. You can open an account with as little _as ono shilling. “Do it now!”—is good advice. DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK Head Office, Dowling Street. SOUTH DUNEDIN BKANGH: Corner Cargill Bead, NORTH DUNEDIN BRANCH: Roberts’s Buildings, Gardens drain Terminus.