SAVING AND SPENDING
C. R. McDonald says in m> letter I don't show where the diiTcrenec comes in between a mi or and a thrifty person, and further ask.-: "If no one spent where wouM ti->- ravings of the thrifty come iron 1 .".' The words derived from miser arc :" : i- ry and miserable. The word- derived from thrive and thrift are thrifty. Here is an anomalv. trees giv.win® well thrive and are good :o i-.ok upon, while trees grow,,!" u n bn;-rcn soil are misery to behn'..|. \,vv for his question:' -If no ..no . uV-.ds where would the savings of the thrifty come from'.'" Ansuv: i ■Tiiy their production. Squirrels snvt nuts but don't spend. Seas thrive and save but never spend, but ar# often robbed of their savings by thriftless. Enough said HARRISON.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 124, 28 May 1942, Page 6
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134SAVING AND SPENDING Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 124, 28 May 1942, Page 6
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