Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9025, 3 November 1925, Page 8

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SOUND ADVERTISING. “There is no short-cut to ad' rtising success .Advertising reqi es a steady appropriation, just uke merchandise or labour. You must pay your help for their servicesThe money you paid for their services last week will not pay them this week. They have produced again, and you must pay again. “One big advantage in advertising lies in its cumulative service. The money you spent last time adds to the value of the amount you / spend nest time. Unlike your emi picyees, advertising already pa'a | for continues its service to you in j increased returns, in added demand and patronage for your wares or services/ 1 PROTECTION AGAINST PROFITEERING. “There is no article, however ' small, which we require or use in our daily life which is not a subject. and will not become increasingly the subject, of advertisement.