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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20021, 11 February 1927, Page 3

An Open Letter to Every Woman of Dunedin Princes Street, DUNEDIN, Bth February, 1927. Dear Madam,— Half the satisfaction of life is the feeling of security against disaster and the ability to choose one’s own path—and thrift is the insurance policy of these things. That is an economic truth that you cannot avoid. It is imperative that you practice thrift today in all its forms. To be thrifty doesn’t mean to be miserly. Thrift means living within one’s income and saving part of it, avoiding useless and foolish expenditure. Take, for instance, the money you spend for the smaller things in dress. Hosiery is a good example of what we mean. Right now-to-day—you can save quite an appreciable amount by purchasing your Hosiery requirements at our 1927 Summer Sale, which, by the way, closes shortly. Here are but a few of the many reductions. Art. Silk in all shades, very serviceable. Good value at 3/11 pair. Black Holeproof Lisle. Exceptional buying at 1/11 pair. Yours faithfully, BROWN. EWING & CO., LTD. SUGAR ty/lilksigatnutmeg. 6 QENCO And most important of all-ROJCO res! New Zealand made. The rennet It i« not possible to spoil ]unket made w«> hat it re.pon.ibU for the wonderful prize Renco. The directions are cleat. The dteeses that are .hippeJ from New Zee- quality ts T“ land. Rennet that i. absolutely pure and *en won I DRINK ;h- finest quality; that makes junket a RENCO Junket—but AY—gw mt to be looked for eagerly by children. them junket made with Renco. RENCO Household Rennet for Junket "The Beat it’a possible to buy.* TODAYS SPECIAL LINE AT THE i°/ 6 sTTi«/« •** 19/e vl i aA D-8 V LTD d^anadAome. IHanuAi&iMfo de nail Mcuhl-. TncJic Sudin&M QicuK