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The best things in LIFE It’s easy to say that “the best things in life are free.” But think a moment. Aren’t the things you value most the ones you’ve worked and planned and saved for? This very day, perhaps, you’re looking forward to making some purchase that will mark another milestone in satisfaction and achievement. It may be something comparatively costly, like a new home —a car—a vacation spent in travel. Or it may be simply a party dress—a set of breakfast china-new curtains for the living-room. You can take real enjoyment in the anticination of such an investment. But be sure the realisation doesn’t disappoint you. Before you buy, read carefully the advertisements in this newspaper. Consider real values. Weigh the merits of one product against another. Find out where and when you can take advantage of price reductions. Then buy with confidence. You can always be surer of high quality and fair price when the article you purchase is advertised by a reputable firm.
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 208, 30 May 1936, Page 8
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