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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25796, 17 March 1945, Page 5

There are fewer good*. But there are more pay-envelopes. And if those pay-envelopes Start bidding against each other,,the stage is set for trouble—unless ... unless we perform the very simple duty set for all of us, to SAVE. Saving means saving every penny left over once essential purchases are made. Saving means saving the money you’d normally spend on those things you can’t buy today. • ' This kind of saving builds a sound country. It’s the only personal way you can help keep New Zealand financially strong. And, through helping New Zealand, you help yourself. That’s the pleasant part of it. When you invest in National War Savings your deposit grows by 3% every year. When peace comes you’ll not only have money to spend, but better, post-war products to spend it on. It’s worth thinking about worth doing something about. If you’re a National Saver, see if you can increase regular pay-day deposits. If you haven’t the habit yet, it’s a good time now to open your 3% National War Savings Account. WS.tXI* DANDRUFF FALLING HAIR If you do not like unsightly Dandruff, if you do not wish to go Bald, it will pay you to spend 4/6 and get Pascoe’s Herbal Lotion and Pomade. The results will amaze you. For, a perfect, flawless skin, free from Blemishes, Wrinkles and Acid Odours, use Pascoe’s Medicated Skin Soap, 1/6. For children under five use Pascoe’s Medicated Baby Soap, 1/6. HEALTH SUPPLY Ltd. 2 BROADWAY, DUNEDIN. - Phon« 14-091.