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Evening Star, Issue 21316, 21 January 1933, Page 22

DJ>WU 1 wm. 1,000 BOYS WANTED! to attend the D LC. Junior League Picnic The D.I.C. Junior League promises to be one of the largest boys’ organisations in the Otago district, and those boys who desire to attend the first League Picnic are urged to join up quickly, as the number of members who can attend this Picnic is limited to 1,000. Every boy will be supplied with a Free Badge, to which will be attached his School Colours, The Picnic will be held the last week in February. Watch the daily papers for further particulars. Boys! Join the league To=day Membership is FREE I BADGES AVAILABLE IN BOYS’ CLOTHING DEPT. .■I DUNEDIN A GREAT Idea for the Y ounger Salaried and W age-Earnkig Men and .Women. “Create a ' New Outlook for Yourself! ” THE Happy Thought is this—Make 1933 a Money Saying Year! A substantial credit balance in your name in this Citizens’ Bank will sooii go far towards creating a Bright, Cheerful Outlook. If you have never Tried. Money Saving, begin,now! Of course, if you’ve been accustomed to the “ easy-come-easy go ” way cf doing with your money, it will take a little determination to make the change and then to “ carry on.” You’ll find, though, that the first deposit is like a magnet ... it draws to itself much of the loose money and small change which yoi{ formerly scattered. It starts a growing, interest-earning bank account, which in time will help you well on towards financial independence. Begin this Joyous Adventure of enriching yourself by opening an account right off! A few shillings—even one single shillings— will suffice for a first deposit I DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK HEAD OFFICE, DOWLING STREET. North Dunedin Branch: South Dunedin Branch: Roberts’ Bldgs., Gardens Tram Terminus. Corner of Cargill Road. A Thought for the NEW YEAR Above all, make home attractive. To lend it‘ greater charm what better is there than Scoullar and Chisholm’s " Craftsman ” Furniture—and what more opportune time' than New Year? 1 S - lf i 'I S'* a-*. Scoullar and Chisholm Furniture was awarded the only Gold Medal and First Order of Merit at the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition. 1925-26. SCOULLAR & CHISHOLM LIMITED, Rattray Street, Dunedin. Also at Invercargill.